The Sri Lanka 2011 Compendium of Projects Has Been

Compendium of Projects

towards the Sri Lanka: Joint Plan for Assistance Northern Province 2011

United Nations

The Sri Lanka 2011 Compendium of Projects has been compiled by the United Nations (UN) and includes projects from the UN, national and international Non- Governmental Organizations and International Organizations in response to the Government led Joint Plan of Assistance to the Northern Province. The Compendium of Projects is in line with Government strategies and has been prioritized help assist people in the Northern Province to recover and rebuild their lives. The following executive summary and summary information on sector needs and priorities and monitoring is drawn directly from the Joint Plan of Assistance.

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Contents 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 3

2. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY SECTOR) ...... 6

3. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY APPEALING ORGANIZATION) ...... 7

4. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY PRIORITY ) ...... 11

5. MONITORING FRAMEWORK ...... 12

6. SECTOR NEEDS, PRIORITIES AND RESPONSE STRATEGY ...... 13

6.1 SHELTER PROVISION AND NON-FOOD ITEM (NFI) ASSISTANCE ...... 13

6.2 FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE AND LIVELIHOOD ...... 15

6.3 WATER AND SANITATION (WASH) ...... 19

6.4 HEALTH AND NUTRITION ...... 21

6.5 EDUCATION AND SPORTS ...... 22

6.6 CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS ...... 24

6.7 MINE ACTION ...... 26

6.8 LIST OF ACRONYMS ...... 28

ANNEX I.- PROJECT SUMMARY ...... 31

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This document is a compendium of projects aimed to respond to the priorities outlined in the Joint Plan of Assistance1 (JPA) to the Northern Province 2011. The JPA was developed through a consultative process led by the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) through the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on assistance needed during 2011 to help people in the Northern Province to recover and rebuild their lives. Upon the Government’s invitation this process was undertaken jointly with the United Nations and its agencies (UN), national and international Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and International Organizations (IOs). The JPA outlines the considerable accomplishments made by the Government and its partners during 2010 during which hundreds of thousands of displaced families returned to their homes and began the long process of recovery and rebuilding. The ultimate aim of such work is to ensure the long-term sustainable development of the Northern Province within the shortest timeframe possible.

Since the end of Sri Lanka’s long running conflict in May 2009, and as return movement picked up at the end of the same year, partners’ focus moved from humanitarian assistance to recovery and reconstruction. The majority of the displaced population already returned to their areas of origin in 2010, and more will return in 2011, including displaced in welfare centres (IDP camps), and other persons both from within the country and from abroad. It is expected that all welfare centres will be closed by mid 2011, as demining operations progress and the last few areas not yet open will become safe and accessible.

To transform Northern Province whose development was handicapped for 30 years into a safe and a habitable area and to realize the aspirations of the Northern People in life within one or two years is a difficult task. The challenge in 2011 would be to bring even further the progress achieved in supporting a return to full self-sufficiency and normalcy across the Northern Province, whilst continuing paying specific attention to the needs of the most vulnerable segments of the communities. Providing returnee communities with livelihood opportunities will be an important factor to reduce dependency, to increase capabilities of the communities, and thereby enhance the sustainability of the returns and move further towards human development.

Coordination of inputs between Government and the humanitarian, recovery and development community actors as well as private investment will require coordination and sharing of information to ensure effective inputs. Ensuring full participation of beneficiaries and relevant stakeholders, combined with strong communications are prerequisites to successful outcomes. Partnership with UN and NGOs will be further strengthened, and more investments will be made to move further steps towards a full development of the region to reach similar standards to the rest of the country. The multi-faceted nature of the response, together with continued operational complexities, has been figured into the overall planning. Significant and flexible resources are required to ensure the sustainability of the resettlement process and ensure a better future for the whole of Sri Lanka.

Summarized within the compendium of projects, the Shelter/NFI/Permanent Housing, Mine Action and Food Security/Agriculture/Livelihoods sectors require the most investment over 2011 as vulnerable communities set up lives and livelihoods in their home areas following the end of war. Re-establishing basic services including Water/Sanitation, Health/Nutrition, Education/Sports and Civil Administration/National Protection Mechanisms are also key to support returns.2 3

This document contains sector strategies and a summary of projects toward the JPA consolidated through sector consultation with GoSL line ministries and key actors working in the recovery areas. It contains 153 projects across seven main and two minor sectors. The sum of project requirements is US$ 289,243,198, with 14% focused on urgent humanitarian activities, 33% on urgent early recovery and 53% on medium termed early recovery projects. Donors are urged to pledge toward these priorities to ensure a quick and durable return and resumption of lives.

1 Joint Plan of Assistance was launched on 1 February 2011 and can be found on ReliefWeb at the following URL: http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/db900sid/MDCS-8DNHK2/$File/full_report.pdf 2 Several national initiatives are underway to support the people of Sri Lanka beyond the scope of the JPA and this Compendium of Projects, for instance, significant efforts are underway in the Economic Recovery/Infrastructure sector. However these projects fall largely under the development umbrella. Another important function not covered with detail are joint support and planning functions with the Disaster Management Ministry at National and District levels to coordinate the response to recurrent natural disasters, which affected the returning populations, and the most vulnerable. 3 The Support Services sector facilitates UN activities, similar to other sectors, is coordinated with the Government. 3 | Page

Some basic humanitarian and development facts about Sri Lanka Population 21.1 million people (2008, Department of Census & Statistics, Sri Lanka) Gross domestic product per capita $4,243.00 (UNDP Human Development Report 2010) Economic Percentage of population living on less than 14% (UNDP Human Development Report 2010) Status $1.25 per day Sinhala: Mastery level (scores 80 and above) – 59.4% ; NEREC National Assessment of Achievement of Threshold level (scores 50 and above) – 87.4% Grade 4 Students (2009) Tamil: Mastery level – 39.4% ; Threshold level – 72% Mastery level – 57.7%; Education National level achievement in mathematics threshold level – 81.8%, the threshold level is further disaggregated at 79% for the Northern Province Mastery level 19.8%; National level achievement in English language threshold level 58.4%, the threshold level is further disaggregated at 54% for the Northern Province 153/1000 – Male Adult mortality (disaggregated into male/female 93/1000 – Female m/f) (UNDP Human Development Report 2010) 39.3/100,000 live births Maternal mortality (Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka, 2009) Under-five mortality 15/1,000 (UNICEF, State of the World’s Children 2010) Health 74.4 years from birth (UNDP Human Development Report, Life expectancy 2010) MD: 51.7/10,000 Number of health workforce Nurses: 125.7/ 10,000 (MD+nurse+midwife) per 10,000 population Midwife: 12.8 /10,000 (Annual Health Statistics, MoHN) Measles vaccination rate 95.0 % (Epidemiology Unit/Ministry of Health 2009) 50.7% (Excludes Northern Province and Trincomalee) Prevalence of under-nourishment in total Food & (Income and Household Expenditure Survey; Department population Nutrition of Census and Statistics, 2006/2007) Under-five global acute malnutrition (GAM) rate 15.0 % (DHS 2006-2007) Water Proportion of population without sustainable 22% (National Water Supply & Drainage Board, Sri Lanka) Sanitation access to an improved drinking water source and Hygiene Consumption of potable water Five litres/per/day (WASH) (litres/person/day) (National Water Supply & Drainage Board, Sri Lanka) As at 31 December 2009: 108,106 (IDPs in camps), 155,966 Internally displaced people (number and (returnees), 28,854 (released from camps) who were percentage of population) displaced after April 2008; In addition, 242,000 IDPs Population displaced before April 20084 Movements In country: 1,480 refugees returned during the year 2009.5 Refugees – as at 31 December 2009 Abroad: 137,752 Sri Lankan refugees are living in other countries as of 1 January 20096 Vulnerability Index: 2 European Community Humanitarian Aid Office Crisis Index: 3 (ECHO) Vulnerability and Crisis Index score (ECHO policies – Strategic Methodologies [GNA 2008- Other 2009]) Vulnerability 0.658 (91 of 169) Indices UNDP Human Development Index score (UNDP Human Development Report 2010)

Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Early Yellow, November 2010 Warning - Early Action rating

4 Based on the information provided by Ministry of Nation Building and Estate Infrastructure Development and the government agencies. 5 UNHCR. 6 UNHCR. 4 | Page

7) 2011Planning Figures Category Planning figures: as of 1 Jan 2011 Planning figures: as of 31 Dec 2011 Individuals Families Individuals Families Internally Displaced Persons 20,000 7,525 0 0 (IDPs) in welfare centres IDPs in host communities8 Range: 30,000- 7,500 – 17,500 12,500 3,750 70,000 Returnees (IDP or refugees) 440,000 110,000 516,000 129,000 IDPs plus already resettled in places of 21,000 refugees origin IDPs living outside the 210,000 52,500 190,000 47,500 Northern Province Refugees outside the country 135,500 33,875 114,500 28,625

[Sources: collection of Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) Authorities, UNHCR] Note 1: Families calculated on the basis of the ratio 4 members/family. Ratio male/female 49/51 per cent as per national average. Note 2: different type of beneficiaries will require different type and level of assistance, in view of their specific needs and vulnerabilities. Priority will be given to those who already returned and did not have access to assistance, and population in camps.

7 Planning figures include North and East. Targeted population for the East includes approximately 11,000 people, or 2,750 families. 8 Some IDPs departing for return may not have deregistered. 5 | Page

2. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY SECTOR)

Table I: Consolidated Appeal for Sri Lanka Joint Plan of Assistance to the Northern Province (JPA) 2011 Summary of Requirements - by Sector as of 11 February 2011 http://www.reliefweb.int/fts

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by the respective appealing organisation.

Sector Name Total Total Total Original Approved Running (US$) Requests Requests (US$) (US$)

CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL 25,975,735 0 0 PROTECTION MECHANISMS

ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND 4,000,000 0 0 INFRASTRUCTURE

EDUCATION AND SPORTS 20,117,453 0 0

FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, 90,759,212 0 0 LIVELIHOOD

HEALTH AND NUTRITION 17,857,764 0 0

MINE ACTION 30,672,162 0 0

SECURITY 839,668 0 0

SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING 76,992,228 0 0

WASH 22,028,976 0 0

Grand Total 289,243,198 0 0

The list of projects and the figures for their funding requirements in this document are a snapshot as of 11 February 2011. For continuously updated information on projects, funding requirements, and contributions to date, visit the Financial Tracking Service (www.reliefweb.int/fts).

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3. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY APPEALING ORGANIZATION)

Table II: Consolidated Appeal for Sri Lanka Joint Plan of Assistance to the Northern Province (JPA) 2011 Summary of Requirements - by Appealing Organisation as of 11 February 2011 Compiled by OCHA on the basis of informationhttp://www.reliefweb.int/fts provided by the respective appealing organisation. Total Total Total Appealing Organisation Original Approved Running (US$) Requests Requests (US$) (US$)

ACTED 2,930,000 0 0

ASB 6,180,000 0 0

CARE International 1,051,077 0 0

CARITAS 0 0 0

CDO 258,906 0 0

CED 14,344 0 0

CHA 3,518,497 0 0

ChildFund 1,210,000 0 0

Chr. Aid 1,109,680 0 0

CORDAID 2,378,181 0 0

Danchurchaid 0 0 0

DASH 1,575,000 0 0

DDG 3,604,990 0 0

DRC 4,116,837 0 0

FAO 14,289,630 0 0

FIRM 545,148 0 0

FSD 6,314,744 0 0

GIZ 350,000 0 0

HFHI 394,642 0 0

HI 792,592 0 0

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HT 5,680,000 0 0

ILO 3,210,750 0 0

IOM 19,089,460 0 0

IRD 1,147,746 0 0

JEN 342,400 0 0

MAG 4,655,178 0 0

Malteser International 280,862 0 0

MTI 1,244,000 0 0

Muslim Aid 677,887 0 0

NRC 6,154,377 0 0

OCHA 1,964,469 0 0

OfERR Ceylon 487,000 0 0

OPCEM 3,200,000 0 0

OXFAM Australia 0 0 0

OXFAM GB 1,184,500 0 0

PA (formerly ITDG) 239,680 0 0

PIN 1,719,700 0 0

PWJ 324,000 0 0

PWRDF 0 0 0

RDF 600,000 0 0

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SAH 3,804,334 0 0

SARVODAYA 1,460,793 0 0

SC 4,600,304 0 0

Sewalanka 10,857,892 0 0

SLF 1,278,794 0 0

STC 1,653,750 0 0

Terre Des Hommes 1,694,000 0 0

UMCOR 3,498,668 0 0

UNDP 8,193,814 0 0

UNDSS 839,668 0 0

UNFPA 749,000 0 0

UN-HABITAT 13,175,000 0 0

UNHCR 27,171,694 0 0

UNICEF 14,750,000 0 0

UNOPS 37,445,095 0 0

WFP 39,755,501 0 0

WHO 1,600,000 0 0

WMI 706,200 0 0

WUSC 1,000,000 0 0

WV Sri Lanka 6,750,000 0 0

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WVI 2,000,000 0 0

ZOA Refugee Care 3,422,414 0 0

Grand Total 289,243,198 0 0

The list of projects and figures for their funding requirements in this document are a snaphot as of 11 February 2011 . For continuously updated information on projects, funding requirements, and contributions to date, visit the Financial Tracking Service (www.reliefweb.int/fts).

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4. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING (GROUPED BY PRIORITY )

Table I: Consolidated Appeal for Sri Lanka Joint Plan of Assistance to the Northern Province (JPA) 2011 Summary of Requirements - by Priority as of 11 February 2011 http://www.reliefweb.int/fts

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by the respective appealing organisation.

Priority Name Total Total Total Original Approved Running (US$) Requests Requests (US$) (US$)

EARLY RECOVERY 153,318,112 0 0

HUMANITARIAN 41,854,168 0 0

URGENT EARLY RECOVERY 94,070,918 0 0

Grand Total 289,243,198 0 0

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5. MONITORING FRAMEWORK Under the leadership of the relevant technical ministry, partners will undertake regular reporting on activities and their impact, to measure progress towards overall goals and objectives to ensure that beneficiaries receive support as quickly and efficiently as possible and to ensure maximum effectiveness of resources.

Cross-sectoral monitoring and reporting of the projects in the JPA will take place through the Who-What-Where (3W) database, managed by the PTF. In addition to existing national monitoring mechanisms, the 3W will also track project implementation on the ground. The database and relevant information will be made available to relevant authorities (technical ministries, Provincial Authorities, GAs, District Secretariats (DSs), NGO secretariat, etc) and operational partners for gap analysis and planning. A copy of the PTF standard list of indicators and guidance can be found in annex.

Indicators will be both quantitative and qualitative, while agreed reporting standards and timeliness will guide project implementation and equitable assistance to beneficiaries. Also 3W reporting will help identify and refer issues and constraints to the relevant authorities for solutions. In addition, agencies’ field missions will enhance reporting and progress monitoring.

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6. SECTOR NEEDS, PRIORITIES AND RESPONSE STRATEGY

6.1 SHELTER PROVISION AND NON-FOOD ITEM (NFI) ASSISTANCE Government Entities Ministry of Resettlement (MoR); District Administrations UN partners IOM, UN-HABITAT, UNHCR, UNOPS, UNDP NGOs partners Care, CARITAS, DRC, IFRC, NRC, Oxfam, People in Need, Relief International, SAH, Save the Children, SDC, Sewa Lanka Foundation, SLRCS, UMCOR, World Vision Lanka, ZOA, CHA, MuslimAid, CordAid, RDF, ASB, OfERR, CDO, FIRM Sector Objectives • NFIs: Ensuring safe and dignified resettlement through provision of NFI Kits (indispensable basic household items and reintegration tools) to beneficiaries, immediately upon arrival in their village of origin • Shelter: To provide shelter to returning IDPs and refugees before they are included in permanent housing schemes for durable shelter. As a protection element of resettlement, families will be provided with Transitional Shelter (IOM model temporary houses with latrines) • Repair and Reconstruction of Damaged Houses: To repair and reconstruct damaged houses to bring them back in to use within the shortest timeframe possible Focal point for Joint Ministry of Resettlement - Ms Deepani Dodangoda, Assistant Director; tel: 011 243 0236; email: Planning [email protected] UNHABITAT - David Evans; tel: 011 258 0691 x3128; email: [email protected] UNHCR - Laurent Raguin, tel: 011 268 3968; email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy

Partners will continue assisting the Government in its efforts to consolidate, and eventually close all welfare centres. This includes the need to maintain shelter in the welfare centers until the last IDPs leave and to decommission shelter materials in Menik Farm in an environmentally friendly manner once the area is depopulated. In 2011, it is planned to provide temporary shelter assistance (cash grant, roofing sheets, cement, NFIs) to all the resettled families who have so far not received these items. Approximately 20,000 families with emergency needs are expected to be resettled in 2011. The government has indicated that families displaced in the 2008 – 2009 conflict should be prioritized for assistance while other returnees will also be supported and appropriate policies will be developed to address the specific needs of this wide category. All beneficiaries, including returning refugees, should be provided, immediately upon arrival in their village of origin, with indispensable basic household items and reintegration tools to allow them to resettle in their homes. The NFI kit includes two components: a) the basic household item kit, mosquito net, bucket, jerry can, plastic mat, kitchen set, bed sheet, plastic basins, and a hurricane lantern; and b) the reintegration tool kit, including a hoe, jungle knife, hammer and a crowbar. There will be provision of shelter material items such as plastic tarpaulins, ropes, etc.. Families returning from other districts must de-register in their district of residence and re-registered in their district of return. Partners should coordinate with the Water and Sanitation sector to ensure that hygiene packs are provided together with the NFI kit. Returning IDPs from welfare centres will continue to be provided with the Rs. 25,000 shelter cash grant, in partnership with the government and the Bank of Ceylon as per relevant agreements. The estimated total caseload for damaged and or destroyed houses in the Northern Region is 160,000. This includes approximately 20,000 houses that have suffered serious damage9, but it is possible to repair and rehabilitate them. However, the immediate requirement of housing as estimated by the government is 70,000 homes (repairs and reconstruction) taking into consideration only the resettled families who had their own land and a house prior to displacement10. This could be considered the first phase of intervention, with the additional caseload to be assessed at a later stage. Priority should be given, according to Government policy, to resettled families with land ownership. Support to families to obtain land ‘ownership’ documentation to verify their right to build and occupy will be required (see civil administration and national protection mechanism section). While the initial priority is for landowners, a specific policy should be elaborated by the Government to address the issues of those families who were landless before displacement and also newly formed families, as they are considered as a vulnerable group who has nowhere to return to. Government and partners agreed on four main types of housing interventions in this first phase, including:

9 Most of these damaged houses have had the roofs windows, doors and other fittings removed, but the basic structure, foundation and walls is in a sound condition. 10 Priority areas which account for the 70,000 priority caseload are being defined by the government/PTF. 13 | Page

• Transitional shelters with latrines for those who are not included under other programs, and upgrades to transitional shelters for those who received only basic shelter assistance. Where repair/reconstruction of houses takes time, as an intermediary measure, families will be provided with transitional shelters; • Repair programme for houses that are missing roofs, doors and windows and reparable. Maximum assistance will be Rs. 230,00011 or US$ 2,070 (following technical, and where necessary ‘means- test’12assessment). The main principle is to bring a house back into use and move the family into a permanent house which meets appropriate technical standards. • ‘Core’ Housing: Generally approximately 200sq ft of permanent housing which can be incrementally expanded later. Maximum assistance will be Rs. 250,000 or US$ 2,250 (Range Rs. 200,000 – 250,000); • Full Reconstruction: Generally 500sq ft permanent house. Minimum assistance will be Rs. 325,00013 or US$ 2,930 for a basic house.

To note that as at 1 January 2011, partners, with donors support, committed to build some 30,000 new houses in a 3-year timeframe (2010-12), leaving a minimum uncovered balance of 40,000 families. Damaged but reparable homes should be prioritized for intervention and brought back into use as soon as possible as the timeframe for rehabilitation is approximately two months, against a full reconstruction time of around six months. With existing capacities, partners estimated that some 7,000 homes could be repaired in 2011. An additional 13,000 dwellings will be targeted for full reconstruction in 2011. The Government recommends using an owner-driven approach for reconstruction of houses, which should include a contribution from the beneficiary family. This will ensure active engagement of households members and will provide full opportunity for consultation with the beneficiaries regarding the construction/repair process and house design. The use of locally manufactured construction materials will be promoted in all interventions. Government agencies and Provincial Councils will support measures to ensure construction material availability and supply in order to remove all possible impediments to housing construction progress. The construction industry represents an opportunity for livelihood as well In order to take advantage of this opportunity, partners, in cooperation with ministerial and government specialized entities (as also mentioned under the Livelihood and Education sectors), will undertake capacity building initiatives and support vocational training for local actors, including returnees, in construction skills. Finally, all partners will support government-led coordination initiatives at central and local level to promote linkages between Housing, Water and Sanitation, Infrastructure, Livelihood, Education and Civil Administration and National Protection Mechanisms sectors to ensure service provision is guaranteed for any housing intervention.

11 The repair grant of Rs. 230,000 includes an assumption of a beneficiary contribution. In most cases, house repair is not cost-effective if the cost exceeds Rs. 270,000. If this benchmark is reached, full reconstruction is recommended. 12 Income and major assets may be considered in determining grant eligibility. 13 At December 2010, the reconstruction cost of a 500Sq ft house is approximately Rs. 550,000. It is assumed that beneficiaries will contribute to the cost of reconstruction. 14 | Page

6.2 FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE AND LIVELIHOOD Government Lead Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Agrarian Services and Wild Life, Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Food Security, Ministry of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Development, Ministry of Irrigation and Water Management, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Livestock and Rural Community Development, Hector Kobbekaduwa Agrarian Training Centre

UN Partners FAO, ILO, IOM, UNDP, UNOPS, WFP NGOs partners CARE, ChristianAid, DanChurch, DPF, DRC, Forut, ICRC, ILO, Offer Ceylon, IRD, IWMI, Muslim Aid, OXFAM, PIN, Practical Action, Relief International, SAH, Sarvodaya, Save the Children, Sewa Lanka, World Vision, WUSC, UMCOR, ZOA Sector Objectives • Ensure Food Security and provide agriculture and livelihoods assistance to IDPS, returnees and host communities to ensure a seamless transition from humanitarian relief to socio-economic recovery and self-reliance Focal point for Joint Planning GoSL: K.E.Karunatilake, Secr, MoA, tel:94-71-415-2892, email: [email protected] WFP (Food): Giancarlo Stopponi, tel: 94-773679653, email: [email protected] FAO (Agriculture): Calvin Piggott, tel: 94-777-58-7676, email: [email protected]

UNDP (Livelihood): Aiko Cakir, tel: 94-777-27-0382, email: [email protected]

Food Security - 2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy

In support of Government plans, food aid partners will give priority to the most urgent humanitarian needs by continuing targeted relief assistance through Vulnerable Group Feeding (VGF) for IDPs. To prevent malnutrition, particularly among children under-five, elderly and pregnant and lactating women, the WFP food ration will remain at 1800 kcal/person/day for IDPs still in welfare centres.

The population returning in 2010 and 2011 should receive a six-month food package (1,900 kcal/person/day ration). The transitional SFFA programme will use food to protect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable families, including those who returned in 2009. The Food for Assets programme will support asset creation as part of the support to livelihoods. Food for Training will focus on improving skills as a priority for households where daily labour is the main source of income and will be implemented with other partners.

In close collaboration with other nutrition actors, and under MoH guidance, WFP’s MCHN programme will continue to be implemented through health centres that provide complementary health and nutritional services. WFP will provide CSB, oil and sugar for distribution at the health centres, and a take-home ration. WFP, through the MOH offices, will train health volunteers in the implementation and monitoring of Supplementary Feeding Programmes.

The MoE and WFP’s school meals project will continue in selected areas in the North where there is a high concentration of conflict-affected people, and where the school meals programme represents a sturdy safety net to provide children with access to daily nutritious meals at school and to address short-term hunger. The Government will complement the ration with fresh ingredients to ensure a more diverse diet. Under the overall leadership of the MoE, WFP and UNICEF will support coordination facilitate the provision of an integrated package, including de-worming, micronutrient supplementation and water and sanitation programmes, and to re-establish a healthy school environment.

Under Government guidance, WFP, World Bank and ADB and other partners will continue to carry out joint assessments of the outcomes of food and cash inputs on local markets, through Emergency Food Security assessments (EFSAs). All activities will be coordinated with the other agencies, organization and partners of the nutrition and education sectors.

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Agriculture, Livestock Production and Fisheries - 2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy

While in 2009-2010 sector assistance was necessarily geared towards quick-impact income generation activities, in 2011 the nature of sector assistance should be oriented towards more sustainable livelihood opportunities (predominantly in the agriculture sector). Sector assistance should also include the restoration of infrastructure and the expansion of service-delivery. While projecting towards sustainable recovery and development, the sector will be sensitive to the critical needs of the recently returned and refugee populations who are likely to require more basic levels of support to regain their livelihoods.

Agriculture: Whilst in 2010 returnees received significant start-up support to resume their farm-based livelihoods, agricultural productive capacity and access to support services continue to be limited. In 2011, a coordinated effort, under the GoSL leadership, should address priorities for immediate and longer-term strategic support for agricultural sub-sectors, including crop production and protection, water management systems, community and government-based infrastructure and institutional support for agriculture, agricultural support services, agro-processing, quality seed production, storage, marketing and input supply that were severely affected by the conflict.

A coordinated response strategy will address urgent food security needs, strengthened farm-based livelihoods and capacity of returnee households by restoring lost agricultural assets and improving access to production infrastructure and related equipment and machinery (e.g. water pumps, sprayers, generators, tractors, and other production and processing machinery, and support to land preparation). This will reduce the need for protracted food aid assistance, while developing the agricultural production capacity of the farming community and institutional capacity of agriculture extension services. This strategy will also ensure a more complete recovery and economic growth for the resettled communities, bridge the gap between relief and early recovery, and move towards the sustainable rehabilitation of the sector and longer-term development of the Northern Province, including promotion of new technologies (i.e. drip irrigation) and crop diversification.

The more vulnerable farm-based returnee households will need agriculture support for at least two more agriculture seasons (Yala 2011 and Maha 2011/12) focusing on crop production (seed paddy, OFC) and integrated homestead production (vegetables, fruits, horticulture assistance). As the Northern Province has significant potential for coconut and palmyrah development in homesteads and highlands, households will be targeted with coconut and palmyrah seedlings through subsidy programs facilitated by government partners.

Irrigation facilities have been severely damaged and abandoned during the conflict (direct damage to bunds, channels and structures and secondary damages due to the growth of bushes and trees within the facilities). Most of the minor irrigation tanks and systems require rehabilitation, which will be critical for the successful resumption of agriculture in 2011. Open dug-wells/agro-wells will need rehabilitation/repair as the use of ground water through unlined canals for OFC cultivation is an integral part of the farming system, particularly in areas where surface water sources are absent for irrigation. The loss of an estimated 10,000 water pumps per district, which provided much needed irrigation water, particularly during the Yala season for OFC production, needs to be addressed through a systematic programme to replace lost assets.

Restoration of essential agriculture support services provided by Agrarian Services Centres (ASCs) and rehabilitation of Farmer Organizations (FOs), Multi-Purpose Cooperative Societies (MPCSs) and Rural Development Societies (RDSs) is needed. Many of the ASC buildings had been repaired through the 180-day GoSL program. However, repairs of other damaged ASC buildings, research centres, seed farms and training centres are crucial to restore the full capacity of the agricultural extension system. Of particular note is the rehabilitation of the Galmadhu Rice Mill in Killinochchi district to meet the urgent need for paddy harvest processing for the record Maha season harvest expected in 2011.

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support from farmer servicing institutions. Credit facilities as well as technical extension services need to be revamped, together with agro-processing and storage facilities, particularly in Mullaitivu and Killinochchi districts. Access to markets is also a priority to ensure that the farming population step away from subsistence levels of production and receive a fair value for their production.

Livestock Production: In 2011, under Government leadership, sector partners will aim to support small scale rural based producers of chicks in order to boost poultry numbers and re-stocking of poultry in the region. Promoting and scaling up similar alternative income generating activities will not only empower and provide an income to vulnerable households (particularly women headed households) but, in the long term, will contribute to the Government’s poverty reduction strategy.

Interventions aimed at genetic upgrading of breeds will address issues of low productivity of traditional breeds of cattle, goats, buffalos and poultry. Integrated approach programs will provide improved breeds complemented by training and capacity building of Livestock Breeder Cooperative Societies (LIBCOs); strengthening of milk collection networks and provision of milk chilling centres. Private sector involvement and linkages will be promoted wherever possible. In 2011, sector partners will also prioritize activities aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity of government livestock service providers (LIBCOs and FOs), and complete the rounding up, vaccination and redistribution of stray cattle in all districts. Restrictions placed on transport of livestock between districts will be reviewed and addressed by the National Livestock Development Board, in collaboration with livestock development authorities at the national and provincial level.

Fisheries: In 2011, the fisheries strategy should focus on strengthening the capacity of rural fisheries cooperative societies (RFCOs) in the areas of fisheries production, storage, minimizing post harvest losses and marketing. Emphasis should be made on restoring the institutional capacity of the Government’s regional and district level fisheries service providers and building linkages between fishers and public and private sector service providers. Gaps in asset replacement will need to be addressed, as well as on-shore facilities for cold storage, ice making and marketing and transport facilities. Revitalization of the cooperative societies and women-centred livelihoods will be a priority, as well as additional on-shore infrastructure, such as access roads and community facilities (net mending and auction halls), as well as efforts to reduce destructive practices (dynamite fishing). In all fisheries interventions, environmental sustainability shall be a chief concern to mitigate against the negative effects of bad practices and overfishing.

In 2011, the Government, with partners support, will also focus on enhancing marine capture production through the rehabilitation of up to 50 Fish Landing Centres (FLCs) in Killinochchi, Mannar and Mullaitivu and construction of on-shore facilities, where necessary, in all districts, including fisheries harbours in Jaffna. Implementation of a comprehensive aquaculture development plan (including a fish breeding centre in Iranamadhu and sea cucumber hatchery in Mannar) for the inland fisheries is also required in Killinochchi, Mullaitivu, Mannar and Vavuniya.

Livelihoods - 2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy

In support of Government priorities, partners’ livelihood assistance interventions will focus on supporting the sustainable resettlement of returnees and, unlike in the 2009-2010, livelihood assistance will focus on making livelihood opportunities sustainable beyond the span of external support. Communities will be supported to move beyond subsistence production, to value-addition production, capital-creation, livelihood training, market linkages, and robust private sector engagement. The sector will also focus on developing livelihoods skill sets at the local level, through vocational and other livelihood training. Livelihoods assistance will also support returnees to start-up small micro-enterprises through the provision of micro-credit and training. In order to create an environment conducive for local economic recovery, the sector will also focus on restoring critical infrastructure, including those relating to livelihood service delivery. Units such as irrigation channels, minor tanks, access roads, fisheries landing sites, agro wells, water harvesting facilities, storage centres and 17 | Page

chilling facilities, markets, cooperative and community buildings, cooperative retail shops, paddy stores and cooperative offices have been identified as priorities for construction/rehabilitation in 2011 in collaboration with the Agriculture sector.

Livelihood Assistance will be mindful of the particular challenges faced by vulnerable populations, particularly women headed households which may constitute up to 30 per cent of returnee households in some communities. Activities will be geared to provide beneficiaries with access to finance and micro-credit facilities, new inputs and training for alternative livelihoods, under the overall guidance of GoSL, moving beyond asset replacement and investing in longer-term resources, in cooperation with the Rural Development Societies (RDSs), Women’s Rural Development Societies (WRDS) and other women’s groups to help put these individuals on the track to self-sufficiency. Through these interventions, a large portion of potentially productive returnees can be assisted to develop alternative livelihoods through women’s collective societies and individualized assistance packages. In the meantime, basic/immediate livelihoods assistance activities (e.g. livelihoods package distributions) will continue for families, especially extremely vulnerable individuals (EVIs), who did not benefit from the Maha harvest season, and recently resettled populations to ensure that those that need extra support are not left behind in their efforts to regain their livelihoods.

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6.3 WATER AND SANITATION (WASH) Government Entities Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, National Water Supply and Drainage Board. Water Resources Board, Community Water Supply and Sanitation Programme, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Local Government and Provincial Councils UN Partners IOM, UNDP, UN-HABITAT, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNOPS NGOs Partners ACTED, ASB, CARE INTERNATIONAL, CHRISTIAN AID, CORDAID, DAN CHURCH AID, DRC, FOSDOO, IRD, SAH, SL, JEN, LEADS, MUSLIM AID, NRC, Oxfam GB, RI, Save the Children, SEED, SLRCS, SLF, UMCOR, World Vision, Water Mission International, and ZOA Sector Objectives Overall Objective: To ensure that outbreaks of water-borne diseases are prevented, and/or reduced to internationally and nationally accepted levels

Specific objectives: • IDPs and resettled population have access to and are using safe and adequate water and sanitation, practice proper hygiene behavioral practices • Planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of WASH response activities are carried out effectively and in a coordinated manner Focal point for Joint Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage - Mr. A. Abeygunasekara, Tel: 011 280 8149, email: Planning [email protected]

UNICEF, AbdulaiKaikai - Tel: 077 316 6528, email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy Despite the above mentioned achievements, the sustained provision of WASH interventions continues to be a priority as they contribute to the prevention of the outbreak of water-borne diseases that will have implications on the health and nutrition status of the resettled population. Furthermore, by providing water and sanitation, the time spent on fetching water is reduced and families will have sufficient time to spend on much needed livelihood activities and children, especially girls will be able to attend regular schooling. This will mean close linkages and collaboration with other sectors, including health and nutrition, education and shelter/housing, among others.

A comprehensive and well-coordinated WASH response is needed to ensure quality control in standards, maximization of scarce resources and to avoid duplication of efforts. The Government will lead efforts and ensure a coordinated approach that will enhance effective planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all WASH-related interventions, with UNICEF, UN agencies and NGOs support. IDPs in welfare centers, populations in areas of return, and other groups that will return in 2011 will need sustained access to and use of WASH services (i.e. safe water supply, adequate sanitation facilities and hygiene education), in accordance with the minimum SPHERE and national standards; regardless of where they are located. Partners will continue to supply safe water, conduct repairs and maintain services, which includes decommissioning of WASH facilities on closed zones of welfare centers and the collection and disposal of both liquid and solid waste, including separation of waste at the source. The access to piped water in the northern districts is far below the national average and needs to be improved (7 per cent in Jaffna; 20 per cent in Mannar; 2.4 per cent in Killinochchi and 3 per cent in Vavuniya)14. Available information indicates that three out of the 31 schemes are not operating, whilst the majority of the remaining schemes are in various stages of disrepair and require urgent rehabilitation. Several of these schemes can be rehabilitated and fitted with tube wells with solar powered pumps. The serviceability and economics of such installations should be examined in the proper perspective before adoption. There are also some other small- scale schemes which have less than 1,000 water connections that are under the purview of the local authorities or CBOs15 and are in need of rehabilitation. All interventions targeting similar water schemes will be closely coordinated among all partners, including the Community Water Supply and Sanitation (CWSS) now under the purview of the MWSD.

14 Details of the existing pipe borne water supply schemes operated by the National Water Supply and Drainage Board in the Northern Province are available in annex.

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According to available statistics, Jaffna District has about 80,000 wells, with another 80,000 estimated to be present in the other four northern districts. Despite ongoing interventions, a significant part of these wells are still in need of cleaning/upgrade/rehabilitation in order to meet the daily water supply requirement of the returned population. While government agencies (WRD, NWS&DB) are estimating a cost of Rs. 25,000 per well, some NGOs have managed to reduce costs (about Rs. 4,000 per well) for cleaning through provision of pumps. Partners’ interventions will aim at providing the minimum health/hygienic requirements, including economics considerations, leaving to a later stage further repairs, upgrading, modernization etc. In view of existing capacities, the NWSDB and the WRB will limit interventions to the cleaning of wells, whilst other actors, including NGOs, will play a key role in upgrading and rehabilitating the same wells, thus protecting them from future contamination. Provision of pumps to the Pradesha Shabas to speed up the community- based well cleaning programme is under discussion. NWSDB will ensure the quality of water for drinking through a comprehensive and sustained water quality surveillance and testing programme at both the institution and community levels. This intervention will ensure that all wells cleaned, upgraded and rehabilitated are tested and certified by the Public Health Inspectors (PHIs), that they conform with the nationally accepted standards before they are commissioned for use by the resettled population. This will also include the introduction of Household Water Filters that are available in Sri Lanka and at affordable prices. Of the estimated total requirement of 70,000 latrines to be newly constructed or repaired (10,000 units) across the northern region16, some 15,000 have been targeted in latrine-construction projects, 7,000 have been constructed in connection with transitional shelter interventions, 20,000 are committed through permanent housing construction schemes and an additional 10,000 through permanent housing repair projects, for a total of 52,000 planned or constructed. This leaves a gap of approximately 18,000 latrines to be covered within the shortest timeframe possible, to prevent the possible contamination of water sources and to ensure that the resettled population does not use the open space for defecation, thus protecting them from the risk of communicable diseases. Also the benefits from this work include the elimination of open defecation which minimizes the risk of injuries due to mines. Proper septic tanks would have to be constructed according to the Sri Lanka standard. The possibility of introducing eco-san toilets is being considered, especially in areas where water is scarce and also where the water table is very high. Partners will complement Government efforts to respond to outstanding needs.

Available information indicates that 229 schools require rehabilitation/construction of safe water supply and segregated sanitary facilities across the Northern Province17. WASH intervention in schools is key to ensuring the provision of safe drinking water supply, segregated latrines and practicing culturally accepted hygiene behavior that would contribute to increasing the enrollment and retention of children, especially girls, in schools. The WASH sector partners will collaborate and strengthen existing coordination with the education sector for the identification of priorities and maximization of limited resources available.

16 WASH Gap Analysis carried out in Vavuniya, Mannar, Mullaitivu and Killinochchi, September 2010 17 Some 100 in Jaffna; 41 in Vavuniya; 17 in Mannar; 45 in Mullaitivu and 26 in Killinochchi. 20 | Page

6.4 HEALTH AND NUTRITION Government Entities Ministry of Health and Provincial Health Ministry, Northern Province UN partners ILO, IOM, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNOPS, WFP, WHO NGOs partners CHA, HI, MTI, Sewalanka Foundation, TdH Sector Objective • To ensure access to comprehensive healthcare service delivery including maternal and child health, reproductive health, mental health, nutrition, prevention and control of communicable diseases and rehabilitation services for all IDPs and returnees as well as host communities Focal point for Joint Ministry of Health - Dr. Ravindra Ruberu, Tel: +94 11 2698507 Planning WHO (Health) - Dr. Edwin C. Salvador, Tel: +94 11 2502319, email: [email protected] UNICEF (Nutrition) - Dr. Mohammad Younus, Tel: +94 11 2768555, email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy Although significant achievements have been recorded in 2010, access to health and nutrition services, especially in remote areas, still need further improvement. Partners will continue in 2011 to support MoH-led efforts in addressing health and nutrition needs of the displaced and the resettled population in the North. Emphasis will be to assist the MoH in the rehabilitation of health infrastructure including accommodation facilities especially at the peripheral health facilities. In addition, in order to address the shortage of doctors, nurses and other categories of health workers, the MoH will be encouraged to prioritize sending of new recruitment of human resources for health including doctors and nurses to all five northern districts.

Priorities identified for 2011 include: • Provide primary healthcare through rehabilitation of hospitals including peripheral health facilities, MoH offices and Gramodhaya Health Centres as well as accommodation facilities for health staff; • Strengthening of health services at the secondary and tertiary level health facilities; • Ensure adequate medical equipment, supplies and furniture are provided, and in operation; • Enhance capacity of human resources both in term of quantity and quality at community and institutional level for provision of satisfactory health and nutrition services to the entire population; • Expand disease and nutritional surveillance systems enabling improved evidence-based decision making and strengthen prevention and control of communicable diseases and decreasing incidence of communicable diseases, and improving nutritional status; • Strengthen rehabilitative services for people with disabilities, including necessary training of staff; expand mental health and psychosocial services, MCHS, health and nutrition promotion, education and awareness raising activities; • Provide evidence-based nutritional support to children, pregnant and lactating mothers and awareness raising on key health and nutrition issues; • Ensure better mobility of health workers and outreach mobile clinics to facilitate accessibility to services especially in remote areas, without interrupting and taxing the resources at peripheral health facilities; • Provide emergency ambulance service considering the lack of transport facilities in the region; • Ensure availability of health care services to returning IDPs.

Satisfactory health and nutritional status are outcomes and not determinants. The social determinants such as education, food, safe environment, water and sanitation invariably influence the health and nutritional status of the population. This shows the need for cross-sector approach for all interventions and strong coordination and linkages with other sectors.

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6.5 EDUCATION AND SPORTS Government Entities Ministry of Education, Cultural Affairs and Sports (Northern Province), Provincial and Zonal Departments of Education, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Skills Development UN partners ILO, UNESCO, UNICEF, UNDP, UNOPS, WFP NGOs partners CED, CHA, GIZ, OfERR, Peace Winds Japan, Sarvodaya, Save the Children, UMCOR, World Vision, WUSC, ZOA Sector Objectives • Create safer learning environments • Strengthen quality of teaching and supervision • Promote equitable learning opportunities • Train youth for skilled work Focal point for Joint MoE- Mr. Z. Thajudeen, tel: 071 829 4043, email: [email protected] Planning Northern Province MoECAS- Sec. L. Ilaangovan, tel: 077 386 8565, email: [email protected] UNICEF - Brenda Haiplik, tel: 077 741 6740, email: [email protected]; Peter Quamo, tel: 077 235 4865, email: [email protected] Save the Children - Krishnakumar Palanisamy, tel: 077 305 4873, email: [email protected] VTA – W.D. Fernando, tel: 0773 665 339, email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy While the majority of activities to date have been focused on immediate repairs, some large and heavily damaged schools became part of the rehabilitation process. The Northern Province has also been included in the “1,000 Schools Project” (114 schools in the Northern Province) mapping exercise, which will better inform repair and reconstruction priorities in 2011 and beyond. Estimates indicated that approximately 347 schools required repair or rehabilitation. During 2010 the sector was able to fully address the needs of 98 of these schools and additional 20 pre-schools. Realistic targets for 2011 include the repair of 150 schools. WASH facilities in schools are also in an extreme state of disrepair, with disabled-friendly WASH infrastructures requiring attention in an estimated 347 schools. To maximize the impact of limited resources, strong coordination of school construction, both rehabilitation and full-scale reconstruction (including teachers’ quarters), will be strengthened.

Some 30,000 units of furniture will be required in 2011 to replace those destroyed or damaged during the conflict. Other school equipment such as science laboratories, library resources, IT hardware and software, as well as sports and recreation equipment is necessary to bring schools up to current national standards. Additionally, the school meals project will continue in selected areas in the North and where it represents a sturdy safety net to provide children with access to daily nutritious meals at school and to address short-term hunger.

Equally critical is the need to strengthen the learning competencies of approximately 100,000 school-aged children (including children with disabilities). The 2010 criterion-based learning assessment suggest the need for immediate action and the need to train teachers and administrators to implement alternative and/or remedial programs to improve learner competencies and ensure student retention.

Targeted training of teachers and principals will be the basis for strong interventions to reduce identified learning deficits in 2011 and beyond, including the severe shortage of teachers to teach English and Sinhala - which is essential for improving communication skills among the various ethnic communities and for achieving the goal of a trilingual Sri Lanka - as well as the shortage of teachers in mathematics, IT and science, and vocational training instructors, especially in the Tamil medium.

Systematic sports activities integrated with recreation and psychosocial relief programmes will enhance the quality of learning opportunities in schools and communities. There are an estimated 10,600 disabled children and youth in the Northern Province18 who should be included and continue learning. Twenty-four support centres will become functional in 2011, with 600 teachers trained. To further refine the identification of appropriate interventions and support for disabled children, a comprehensive mapping is planned for 2011.

Partners share a common concern for those adolescents who have dropped out of school or are at risk of doing so. An estimated 20,000 children and youth outside of the formal system require programmes which provide them with opportunities to develop their skills for future employment and income generating

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opportunities. Developing expertise in core trades, including on-the-job training, will contribute to the development of Sri Lanka. To respond to these needs, in addition to existing infrastructure, vocational training centres in Killinochchi, Mannar and Mullaitivu districts will be constructed and an existing facility in Karainagar will be renovated and provided with equipment and tools, including tools of trade. Financial, logistical and technical support will be provided to the Non-Formal Education Unit for strengthening functional literacy programs, allowing youth to make a successful transition and enter into vocational education and skills development (VTEC) programs. Advocacy for stronger linkages between non-formal and vocational education should provide a safety net for youth lacking functional literacy skills with the goal of successful entry into vocational programs leading to future employment. Support also needs to be extended to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Skills Development, which is conducting a taskforce on the ‘Technical Vocational Education Training’ framework for the ten-year master plan. A critical factor in addressing all of these needs will be immediate financial, logistical and technical assistance and material support to strengthen provincial, zonal and divisional management and planning processes. The key areas of intervention are targeted human resource development, training and improved data management for planning and financial management. Delivery of efficient and effective education services will require a rapid yet thorough assessment of existing human resource capacity as well as a mapping of data collection and analysis systems and practices.

A significant number of education administrative posts in the Northern Province are currently vacant. The duties for these posts are being performed by lower level officers often without relevant qualifications and experience for this type of work. Multiple tasks overburden the existing staff members and weaken the educational service delivery system. Priority should be given to supporting the strengthening of government coordination structures. In addition, education sector personnel at all levels should coordinate and collaborate with health; civil administration and national protection mechanisms; WASH; food, agriculture and livelihood all other sectors to ensure comprehensive programming and enhanced, integrated, cross-sectoral results for children and youth.

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6.6 CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Government Entities Ministry of Public Administration, Ministry of Child Development and Women’s Affairs, Ministry of Justice and Law Reform, Ministry of Social Services, Ministry of Rehabilitation and Prison Reforms, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport, Police Service (Ministry of Defence), Human Rights Commission, Legal Aid Commission, Land Commissioner, Department of Probation and Child Care Services, Vocational Training Authority, National Child Protection Authority, Ministry of National Languages and Social Integration, Ministry of Provincial Councils and Local Government UN Agencies partners UNDP, UNHCR, UNICEF NGO Partners NGOs active in this sector include ACTED, Care International, Caritas, CHA, Child Fund, DRC, Forut, NRC, OfERR, Oxfam Australia, Save the Children, Sewa Lanka Foundation, Sarvodaya, World Vision, Zoa. Sector Objectives Strengthening the capacity of Civil Administration at the Provincial, District and local level to deliver government and social services in a transparent and accountable manner, including the empowerment of National Protection Mechanisms to provide effective law enforcement, judicial, legal and social services to citizens. Focal point for Joint Ministry for Public Administration - Additional Secretary, Mr Dadallage, [email protected]) Planning UNDP - Zoe Keeler, tel: 0773-444-178, email [email protected] UNHCR - Gregory Balke, tel: 0777-425-640, email [email protected] UNICEF - Javier Aguilar, tel: 0773-733-783, email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy Against the background of important developments that took place during 2010, the focus during 2011 will be to ensure increased and consistent access to key government services through both strengthening of regular delivery channels and provision of mobile services in more remote areas. In particular, a priority will be to ensure assistance and capacity is directed towards reinforcing national mechanisms in a sustainable manner, with special attention to functionality of service, delivery timelines, transparency and accountability, and attention to the needs of the most vulnerable. In broadest terms, support to Civil Administration and National Protection Mechanisms is channelled through four component themes: • Physical Infrastructure and Equipment - This theme covers all support to physical infrastructure and equipment (including transportation) for the institutions of civil administration in the North. Additional to the institutions of de-centralized and devolved local government, the infrastructure of the judiciary, police, human rights commission and legal aid commission is specifically targeted. • Training and Capacity-building for Government Institutions and Communities - All training and support for officers and staff of government agencies, as well as for registered community organizations (civil society), is encompassed within this theme. Sustainability will be key with emphasis on linking programmes with regular in-service training and with Training of Trainer approaches building on national capacity in place. This can include the provision of language training and translation. Supporting the authorities responsible for documentation and land related issues will be a key priority for 2011. Additionally, supporting national, provincial, district and divisional child protection institutions in planning, budgeting and coordination in order to ensure sustainability of interventions will also be included under this section. The greater potential of community groups as effective actors in dispute resolution will also be realised through such support. • Legal Referral - This theme embraces support to agencies that provide legal referral services to appropriate National Institutions (for example the Legal Aid Commission, Human Rights Commission, Department of Immigration and other Government service providers and remedial institutions) for IDPs and returnees, including children and victims of SGBV. IDPs and returnees most often have questions regarding procedures for applying for civil documentation, as well as land and property ownership. Linked to the expected refugee returns from India, it is expected that a large number of referrals will be related to Citizenship applications for families with children born overseas. • Support for Vulnerable Persons - This theme encompasses support to services to vulnerable persons in the North, including work with the Probation Department on the reestablishing and/or strengthening child protection systems, and work with a range of Ministries on helping to ensure disadvantaged groups such as elderly and disabled are socially protected. It includes Government-led initiatives, supported by UN and NGOs, to strengthen community services, in support of the national objectives of helping vulnerable people to improve their lives. It includes support to the work of the national and local authorities to strengthen case management and support for alternative care, including a reduction of children in 24 | Page

residential care. Vulnerable persons include: separated and unaccompanied children, persons with disabilities, victims of SGBV, single-headed households, including women-headed households, elderly persons without support, and persons with psychosocial trauma, etc.

For such support to be effective one of the key lessons learned is the value of close coordination between statutory bodies and community-based activities in order to help to identify who is vulnerable, to help prevent harm and abuse, and to respond to urgent protection cases. The importance of close coordination between various government administrative levels (central, provincial, district) is also crucial to ensure effective child/social protection services for the most vulnerable groups.

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6.7 MINE ACTION Government Entities Ministry of Economic Development (MoED)/National Mine Action Center, Ministry of Defense/Sri Lankan Army – Humanitarian Demining Unit; Ministry of Education; Ministry of Health; Ministry of Social Services, Ministry of External Affairs UN partners UNDP, UNICEF, UNOCHA NGOs partners Community Trust Fund (CTF), DASH, DDG, EHED- Caritas, Caritas Valvuthyam, FSD, HALO Trust, Handicap International, Horizon, MAG, MMIPE, Motivation, Rural Development Foundation (RDF), Sarvatra, Sarvodaya, Social Organization for Development (SOND) Sector Objectives • Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by surveying and clearing land; • Facilitate effective management and coordination of mine action related activities, such as by prioritizing tasks, preparing and issuing task folders and ensure the quality of mine survey and clearance through Quality Management; • Ensure that children and adults in affected areas have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to protect themselves from the risks of landmines and ERW; • Persons with injuries/disabilities receive appropriate quality physical rehabilitation services and psycho social care Focal point for Joint Planning MoED/Mine Action Center, Monty Ranatunga, Tel: 011-2392236, email: [email protected] UNDP, Floor Beuming, tel: 077-2480167, email: [email protected]

2011 Needs, Priorities and Response Strategy Mine action is a vital precursor to the safe return of the population, the resumption of livelihoods, access to socio-economic infrastructure, and an important element to creating a general peace-building environment. It is of utmost importance that mine action capacity is maintained, where possible increased, and local mine action capacity further developed, in order not to jeopardize the progress of the resettlement, recovery and reconstruction efforts in the North.

The National Mine Action Programme has identified four main objectives for 2011:

• Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by surveying and clearing land. In September 2010, through consultation with national and local stakeholders, the NMAC drafted a National Mine Action Strategy. The document outlines the strategic priorities for the National Mine Action Programme, based on which annual work plans will be drafted. This will enable all stakeholders to plan more efficiently the allocation of resources, and will support the Government to address remaining clearance tasks according to national priorities. The strategy is awaiting formal Government endorsement. As at 30 November 2010, a total of 536 km2 remains contaminated. According to the draft strategy, resettlement-focused clearance is expected to be largely completed by the end of 2010 and clearance priorities in 2011 will increasingly shift to livelihood and infrastructure areas. More specifically, priority in 2011 will be given to remaining residential areas, as well as non-residential areas such as farmlands, irrigation channels, grazing land and coastal access routes that will allow farmers, livestock holders and fishermen to return to their traditional livelihoods, thereby affording them the opportunity to recover their socio-economic independence. District mine action plans will be developed in line with district development plans and national priorities. It should be noted that the district clearance plans will be finalized by the end of the year, after which specific tasks can be allocated to operators. The demining operators have therefore currently planned their resource requirements based on the overall clearance needs of the country and not on specific allocated tasks for 2011. • Facilitate effective management and coordination of mine action related activities. UNDP and other partners aim to increase support to the full operationalization of the NMAC, including to identifying necessary human and technical resources at central and field levels, and to undertake an intensive capacity-development programme for NMAC staff in 2011-2012. This will allow for the gradual phasing out of the UNDP Support to Mine Action Project and the full handover of mine action coordination and management responsibilities to the GoSL. • Ensure that children and adults in affected areas have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to protect themselves from the risks of landmines and ERW. Under overall GoSL guidance, UNICEF in collaboration with its NGO partners and network of community based partners and volunteers will need to continue the intensive MRE campaigns in the North. In addition, the focus will be on people who are increasingly visiting the North and East from the South of the Island. Partners will continue supporting the GoSL in implementing a low-cost MRE approach via the national education system, via specialised national NGO 26 | Page

staff and trained volunteers, community liaison staff among demining agencies, and MRE staff of the HDU. The use of mass media will complement these approaches. Mine/ERW affected communities will be supported to develop their own mine action plan and to ensure regular provision of community-based MRE. Furthermore, Community Liaison activities will be strengthened to empower communities to respond to the mine/ERW threat as part of local recovery and development plans. MRE partners will closely liaise with the civil administration and national protection mechanisms sector to ensure interventions continue to target the appropriate communities. • Persons with injuries/disabilities receive appropriate quality physical rehabilitation services and psychosocial care. The NMAC has identified 1,460 registered mine survivors in Sri Lanka, not including military casualties (since 1985). The public health system provides medical treatment to mine victims, while post- operative care, including psychosocial care, counselling and mobility aids are provided on a limited scale by some NGOs with the support of ICRC and UNICEF. There are also some livelihood development programmes that target conflict victims, including mine survivors. However, these services are fragmented. There is a critical need for a comprehensive referral system, more specialized aftercare services and initiatives to support and monitor the rehabilitation of survivors. Victim Assistance will follow a rights-based approach and will work to ensure that the needs of landmine/ERW victims, their families and affected communities, are adequately reached by programmes implemented under responsible ministries and by other stakeholders. New services will be set up where they are not available and existing services will be made to meet quality standards. Data on mine/ERW victims will be updated and complemented using the IMSMA format. Data on mine/ERW victims and VA provision to mine/ERW victims will be collected and data could be managed by adapting the CMVIS (Cambodia Mine Victim Information System) to Sri Lanka needs by December 2011. Victim Assistance partners and the NMAC will liaise closely with the Health sector, and the Ministry of Health and Social Services in particular, to ensure mine victims receive the required physical rehabilitation services and psychosocial care.

Finally, in line with National Mine Action Strategy, the NMAC will work to establish a public information capacity to ensure that information on the risks of explosive devices reaches the general public of Sri Lanka and to continue to help to advocate for a ban of landmines and cluster munitions as well as a domestic ban of trap guns.

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6.8 LIST OF ACRONYMS

3W who does what where DFAR Department of Fisheries and ACLG Assistant Commissioner for Local Aquatic Resources Government DGH District General Hospital ACTED Agency for Technical DH Divisional Hospital Cooperation and Development DoSS Department of Social Services ADB Asian Development Bank DoP&CC Department of Probation and ADE Assistant Director of Education Child Care Services ADT Alliance Development Trust DRC Danish Refugee Council AFD Agence Française de ECD Early Childhood Development Développement (French EFSAs Emergency Food Security Development Agency) assessments ASB Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund EHED-Caritas Eastern Human Economic Deutschland Development Centre ASC Agrarian Services Centre ENReP Emergency Northern Recovery AusAID Australian Agency for Project International Development ERW Explosive Remnants of War AXO Abandoned Unexploded ESK Emergency Shelter Kit Ordnance EVIs extremely vulnerable individuals BME Biomedical Engineering FAO Food and Agriculture CARE Cooperative for Assistance and Organization Relief Everywhere FCE Foundation for Co-Existence CARITAS International Confederation of FFA Food-for-Assets Catholic Organizations for FFT Food-for-Training Charitable and Social Action FFW Food-for-Work CBO Community Based FLCs Fish Landing Centres Organization(s) FORUT Campaign for Development and CDO Community Development Solidarity Organization FOs Farmer Organizations CECB Central Engineering Consultancy FOSDOO Federation of Social Bureau Development Organizations CFW Cash-for-Work FSD Fondation Suisse de Deminage CGR Commissioner General of (Swiss Foundation for Mine Rehabilitation Action) CHA Consortium of Humanitarian GA Government Agent Agencies GBV gender-based violence CMVIS Cambodia Mine Victim GHC Gramodhaya Health Centre Information System GoSL Government of Sri Lanka CTF Community Trust Fund GTZ Deutsche Gesellschaft für CORDAID Catholic Organization for Relief Internationale Zusammenarbeit and Development Aid (Dutch HALO Trust Hazardous Areas Life-Support NGO) Organisation CRS Catholic Relief Services HDU Humanitarian Demining Unit of CSB Corn Soya Blend the Sri Lanka Army CSO Community Support Offices HI Handicap International CSSD Centralized Sterilized Supply HRC Human Rights Commission Division IDP(s) Internally Displaced Persons CWSS Community Water Supply and IFAD International Fund for Sanitation Agricultural Development DanChurchAid (DCA) Danish Church Aid IFRC International Federation of the DASH Delvon Assistance for Social Red Cross Harmony ILO International Labour DATC District Agricultural Training Organization Centre IMSMA Information Management DDG Danish Demining Group System for Mine Action

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ICLA Information Counseling and NAQDA National Aquaculture Legal Assistance Development Authority INGO International Non-Governmental NARA National Aquatic Resources Organization Research and Development IOM International Organization for NPMoE National and Northern Provincial Migration Ministry of Education IOs International Organizations NCPA National Child Protection IRD International Relief and Authority Development NEHRP North East Reconstruction ISEA Integrated Strategic Environment Programme Assessment NFI Non-food item IWMI International Water NGO Non-Governmental Organization Management Institute NMAC National Mine Action Center JEN Japanese Emergency NGO NRC Norwegian Refugee Council JPA Joint Plan of Assistance NP Northern Province JRS Jesuit Refugee Services NP-MoE Northern Province education JSAC Jaffna Social Action Center authorities LAC Legal Commission of Sri Lanka NRC Norwegian Refugee Council LIBCO Livestock Breeder Cooperative NRP Nutrition Rehabilitation societies Programme LNGOs Local Non-Governmental NWS&DB National Water Supply and Organizations Drainage Board LTTE Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam OCHA Office for the Coordination of MAG Mine Action Group Humanitarian Affairs MCHN Mother and Child Health OFC Other Field Crop Nutrition OfERR Organization for Ealam Refugees MMIPE Milinda Moragoda Institute for Rehabilitation People’s Empowerment OPD Out-Patient Department MNLSI Ministry of National Languages ORHAN Organization for Rehabilitation Social Integration of the Handicapped MO/MCH Medical Officer/ Maternal & OXFAM Oxford Committee for Famine Child Health Relief MoA Ministry of Agriculture PHCC Primary Health Care Center MoCD&WA Ministry of Child Development PHI Public Health Inspector and Women’s Affairs PIN People in Need MoD Ministry of Defence PMCU Primary Medical Care Unit MoE Ministry of Education RDF Rural Development Foundation MoED Ministry of Economic RDS Rural Development Societies Development RDHS Regional Directorates of Health MoH Ministry of Health Services MoPA&HA Ministry of Public Administration RESC Regional Education Support and Home Affairs Centre MoR Ministry of Resettlement RFCO Rural Fisheries Cooperative MoSS Ministry of Social Services and Society Social Welfare RI Relief International MoWS&D Ministry of Water Supply and RMAO Regional Mine Action Office Drainage Rs. Sri Lankan Rupees MPCS Multi-Purpose Cooperative SAH Schweizerische Arbeiterhilfswerk Society SAK Shelter Assistance Kit MP&E Ministry of Power and Energy SEED Sarvodaya Economic Enterprise MRE Mine Risk Education development Service MSF Médecins Sans Frontières SD&CC State Engineering Consultancy (Doctors without Borders) Bureau MT Metric Tons SFFA Soft Food For Assets MTI Medical Teams International SLF Sewa Lanka Foundation CordAid Catholic Organisation for SMP School Meals Programme Development Cooperation SOND Sarvodaya Social Organization for Development

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TOT Training of Trainers VTA Vocational Training Authority U5 Children under five years of age VTEC Vocational and Technical UNCT United Nations Country Team Education Commission UNEP United Nations Environment WASH water, sanitation and hygiene Program WFP World Food Program UMCOR United Methodist Committee on WHO World Health Organization Relief WRB Water Resources Boards UNFPA United Nations Population Funds WRDS Women’s Rural Development UNHABITAT United Nations Human Societies Settlements Program WUSC World University Service of UNHCR United Nations High Canada Commissioner for Refugees WV World Vision UNOPS United Nations Office for Project WVSL World Vision Sri Lanka Services ZOA ZOA Refugee Care VGF Vulnerable Group Feeding

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ANNEX I.- PROJECT SUMMARY

CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Project Title Strengthening the protection of IDPs and returnees in Sri Lanka, through support to national protection mechanisms Project Code LKA-11/CSS/41045 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Monitor and respond to protection concerns of IDPs and returnees in Sri Lanka Beneficiaries Total: 553,500 individuals Implementing Partners UN agencies, Ministry of Public Administration and Home Affairs, Ministryof Economic Development, Ministry of Resettlement, Ministry of Child Development and Women’s Affairs, Ministry of Social Services and Social Welfare, Human Rights Commission, DRC, OfERR, TRRO, SL Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $17,192,096 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Strengthening Government disaster management coordinating capacity and disaster resilience capacity of vulnerable communities Project Code LKA-11/CSS/41160 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Disaster Management Centre(DMC)strengthened in the Northern Province to promote disaster risk reduction initiatives and enhanced community response capacity Beneficiaries Total: 500,000 persons in the Northern Province Implementing Partners Disaster Management Centre, Ministry of Economic Development, National Housing Development Authority, University of Moratuwa, District Secretaries Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $550,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency NORWEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCIL (NRC) Project Title Material Assistance to the Legal Aid Commission Project Code LKA-11/P-HR-RL/41161 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Material assistance and support to the Legal Aid Commission to facilitate IDP and returnee access to legal aid and civil and land documentation Beneficiaries Legal Aid Commission; Northern Province population People in Implementing Partners Legal Aid Commission Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $429,170 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION (ILO) Project Title Prevention and Response to the Worst Forms of Child Labour Project Code LKA-11/P-HR-RL/41158 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Ensure well-established multi-sector Government and community networks as part of social protection for children at risk of worst forms of child labour in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 2,500 children under 18 years, (of whom at least 50% are girls), youth and their families Children: 2,500 Women: 1,250 Implementing Partners Ministry of Labour and Labour Relations, District Secretary officials, Divisional level officers, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Welfare and Social Services, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Skills Development, Department of Child Care and Probation Ministry of Child Development and Women’s Affairs Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $500,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Operationalizing the Integrated Strategic Environment Assessment for the Northern Province to promote sustainable socioeconomic recovery and development opportunities Project Code LKA-11/CSS/41159 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Results and recommendations of the Integrated Strategic Environment Assessment (ISEA) for the Northern Province integrated into regional recovery and development plans Beneficiaries Total: 500,000 individuals in the Northern Province Implementing Partners Ministry of Economic Development, Central Environmental Authority, Disaster Management Centre, Urban Development Authority, office of the Northern Province Governor, Commissioner of Local Government Northern Province, District Secretariats Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $462,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Capacity Development for RecoveryintheNorth (CADRIN) Project Code LKA-11/CSS/41049 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives  Strengthen the Planning Units within the District and Divisional Secretariats, to support their role in local coordination and management of the recovery process;  Network extension service providers, such as emerging rural development societies, women’s groups and agricultural cooperatives, with Divisional Secretariats Beneficiaries Total: Northern Province population (approximately 500,000) Implementing Partners Ministry of Public Administration and Home Affairs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY 32 | P a g e

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Equal Access to Justice Project Code LKA-11/P-HR-RL/41157 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Capacity of key justice sector service providers strengthened to address the needs of vulnerable groups, and legal aid and documentation (civil and land) services extended to recently resettled areas Beneficiaries Total: Population of the NorthernProvince (approximately 500,000 individuals), especially vulnerable groups Implementing Partners Nationally implemented by the Ministry of National Languages and Social Integration. Additional partners include the Ministry of Prisons and Rehabilitation, Ministry of Justice, Bar Association of Sri Lanka, Registrar General, Registrar of Persons, Human Rights Commission and NGOs Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $900,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency AGENCY FOR TECHNICAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ACTED) Project Title Rebuilding Communities in NorthernSri Lanka through Strengthening the Institutional and Operational Capacity of Civil Society Organizations and Local Authorities Project Code LKA-11/P-HR-RL/41047 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives To enhance the capacity of registered civil society organizations and local governance units in the Northern Province to democratically identify and address community needs, influence decision-making and establish links between local authorities, service providers and other civil society groups Beneficiaries Total: 1,500 individuals Other group: 50 Community-Based Organizations Implementing Partners Sarvodaya Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $480,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) Project Title Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management Support Project Code LKA-11/CSS/41039 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives Support Government-led coordination, information management and advocacy efforts and to reinforce transitional structures in the Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator’s Office Beneficiaries Entire population of Sri Lanka Other groups: 371,000 men, women and children in the Northern Province Implementing Partners Ministry of Disaster Management, Presidential Task Force, all Ministries and Government entities involved in coordination, Provincial and District government authorities in the Northern Province, United Nations Agencies, NGOs and Civil Society partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,964,469 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Restoring and strengthening child protection services in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/P-HR-RL/41046 Sector/Cluster CIVIL ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Objectives To enhance Government capacity to deliver child protection and social welfare services to vulnerable children and their families Beneficiaries Total: 28,000 individuals Children: 27,500 Implementing Partners Ministry of Child Development and Women’s Affairs, Ministry of Social Welfare and Social Services, Ministry of Justice, Department of Probation and Child Care Services, Department of Social Services, National Child Protection Authority, Community Trust Fund and Sarvodaya Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,498,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Livelihood Promotion for vulnerable communities of Mannar District Project Code LKA-11/ER/41140 Sector/Cluster ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND INFRASTRUCTURE Objectives This project aims to develop and improve the drainage in Mannar township through community labour based work in Mannar Urban Council Beneficiaries Total: 450 people Women: 225 Implementing Partners Urban Council of Mannar,Mannar District Secretariat Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,000,000 Location MANNAR DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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EDUCATION AND SPORTS

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Bring back quality education in the NorthernProvince Project Code LKA-11/E/41076 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To provide access to quality learning for children in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 100,600 individuals Children: 100,000 Other groups: 600 school teachers and Education officers Implementing Partners Ministry of Education, Ministry of Education, Cultural Affairs and Sports – Northern Province, Northern Provincial and Zonal Departments of Education Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $3,970,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title Establishing Education StructureinReturnAreas Project Code LKA-11/E/40945 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives This project ensures children have access to education through renovated schools in the return areas Beneficiaries Total: 20,400 individuals Children: 20,000 Other group: 400 teachers Implementing Partners Zonal Education Ministry, local authorities, Community-Based Organisations, INGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,500,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Developing skills and employment opportunities through vocational training programmes to support the reintegration of vulnerable children and youth in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/E/41068 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To strengthen the vocational traning sector in Northern Sri Lanka to provide quality and relevant employment skills to children and youth Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 individuals Children: 500 Women: 1,500 Implementing Partners Vocational Training Authority of Sri Lanka (VTA) , National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority (NAITA), World University of Services Canada (WUSC) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $600,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency PEACE WINDS JAPAN (PWJ) Project Title Repair/Reconstruction of Permanent Buildings for Primary Schools (Education Infrastructure/Primary Education) Project Code LKA-11/ER/40946 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives This project seeks to deliver safe and sustainable learning environments by repairing or reconstructing primary s chool buildings in the area of recent return and resettlement Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 children Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $324,000 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CONSORTIUM OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES (CHA) Project Title Enhancement of the standardofeducation and school facilities in resettled areas Project Code LKA-11/E/41074 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Provide a quality learning environment and enhance the standard of education and facilities in resettled areas Beneficiaries Total: 10,000 children Implementing Partners Ministry of Education, Zonal Education Directors Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $302,171 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CHILDFUND INTERNATIONAL (CHILDFUND) Project Title Revival of quality education in Kilinochchi District of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/E/40986 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To improve learning achievement levels among 4,000 primary school children in Kilinochchi District Beneficiaries Total: 4,120 individuals Children: 4,000 Women: 120 Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the National Institute of Education, Kilinochchi Zonal Director of Education office Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $700,000 Location KILINOCHCHI DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency LANKA JATIKA SARVODAYA SHRAMADANA SANGAMAYA (SARVODAYA) Project Title Support to Early Childhood Development in the Northern and Eastern Provinces

Project Code LKA-11/E/40947 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Provision of education to conflict affected children in northern and eastern SriLanka Beneficiaries Total: 900 children, preschool teachersandparents Implementing Partners In collaboration the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Child Development and Women‘s Affairs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,092,010 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE - CANADA (WUSC) Project Title Youth Training for Job Creation through Skills Development/Vocational Training Project Code LKA-11/E/40948 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To address the skilled labour requirements and employment in the Northern Province – in particular the resettlement areas – as part of the transition of the people and economy from a state of conflict to one of normal activity Beneficiaries Total: 1,000 individuals Women: 400 Other group: 600 men Implementing Partners Vocational Training Authority (VTA), National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority (NAITA) and University of Vaocational Technology (UNIVOTECH), with a working relationship with the Tertiary and Vocational Education Commission (TVEC) for policy direction, and other government registered vocational training providers as required Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency COALITION FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CED) Project Title Capacity building and advocacy of civil society organizations in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/E/40934 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives “Education for all” – Raising awareness, advocacy and building partnerships with education authorities and civil society organizations active in the Northern Province to ensure that children of school-going age have access to quality education Beneficiaries Total: 150 civil society organizations and schools Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the Northern Provincial Department of Education Project Duration Jan 2011 - Oct 2011 Current Funds Requested $14,344 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Facilitating Quality Basic Education and Early Childhood Development of Children in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/E/40949 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Improving learning outcomes of 20,000 children through strengthening capacities and participation of children, teachers, parents and education authorities in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 16,600 children, women, school teachers and education administrators Children: 15,000 Women: 600 Other groups: 1,000 school teachers and education administrators Implementing Partners Ministry of Education, Ministry of Education, Cultural Affairs and Sports – Northern Province, Northern Provincial and Zonal Departments of Education Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,500,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency OFERR CEYLON (OFERR CEYLON) Project Title Rehabilitation of Schools in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/ER/40942 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To improve the living condition of the returnees Beneficiaries Total: 7,520 individuals Children: 3,440 Women: 4,080 Implementing Partners OfERR(Ceylon) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $487,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ZOA REFUGEE CARE (ZOA REFUGEE CARE) Project Title Educational supportintheNorthernProvince of SriLanka Project Code LKA-11/E/40950 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Ensure the resumption or continuation of education for IDP and returnee children through the provision of education facilities, materials and other support Beneficiaries Total: 4,500 individuals Children: 4,500 Implementing Partners Department of Education (Provincial and Zonal Director’s Offices) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $182,332 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Establishing playgrounds, children’s clubs and youth groups to promote the participation and well-being of children Project Code LKA-11/E/40941 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Provide critical reintegration supportfor highly vulnerable children Beneficiaries Total: 38,240 individuals Children: 25,000 Women: 13,000 Other group: 240 community volunteers Implementing Partners Ministry of Child Development and Women’s Affairs, Community Trust Fund, Sri Lanka Cricket Board, Women’s Rural Development Societies, Sarvodaya, Rural Development Foundation, Terre des Hommes, Save the Children in Sri Lanka Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $550,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED METHODIST COMMITTEE ON RELIEF (UMCOR) Project Title Rehabilitation of 12 primary and/or secondary schools in Mullaithivu and Vavuniya North Districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41078 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives To provide safe learning environments for 12,000 students in Mullaithivu and Vavuniya North Districts through the rehabilitation of 12 schools with adequate water and sanitation facilities Beneficiaries Total: 12,000 children

Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $685,714 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION (ILO) Project Title Sustainable job creation and decent workfor youth in the Northern Province, Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/ER/40936 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives Ensure young women and men have recognized vocational and entry level skills for decent work Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 young women and men Women: 1,000 Other group: 1,000 young men Implementing Partners Ministry of Youth Affairs and Skills Development, Ministry of Labour and Labour Relations, Tertiary and Vocational Education Commission (TVEC) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $797,750 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FÜR INTERNATIONALE ZUSAMMENARBEIT (GI Z)

Project Title Education for Social Cohesion Project Code LKA-11/E/41077 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS

Objectives Schoolchildren and youth, their families and communities, are empowered through educational measures and psychosocial support to co-exist peacefully in a multi- ethnic and multi-lingual society Beneficiaries Total: 3,780 individuals Children: 1,200 Other group: 2,580 teachers (350), student teachers (2,000), teacher trainers (160, principals (70)

Implementing Partners Ministry of Education, National Institute of Education, Provincial Education Authorities, Ministry of Health Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011

Current Funds Requested $350,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Provision of school repairs and rehabilitation programme in Northern Province, Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/ER/40943 Sector/Cluster EDUCATION AND SPORTS Objectives This project aims to improve primary school facilities for children and school teachers Beneficiaries Total: 9,560 children and teachers in 40 communities Children: 9,200 Other group: 360 teachers Implementing Partners Ministry of Education Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $6,062,132 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD

Appealing Agency PRACTICAL ACTION Project Title Food Production, diversification, market integration and infrastructure recovery Project Project Code LKA-11/ER/41099 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Livelihood recoverycentred on agricultural production, market access and irrigation and fisheries infrastructure services for 7,000 war affected and returnee people across two districts The focus will be on integrating community and line department actions, and connecting people to market systems. By adopting a system-wide approach, the promotion of market system development successful actions to neighbouring villages and divisions. Beneficiaries Total: 7,000 individuals Children: 3,500 Women: 2,000 Other groups: 18 Farmer Organizations Implementing Partners 3 Local NGOs Project Duration Feb 2011 - Mar 2012 Current Funds Requested $239,680 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency AGENCY FOR TECHNICAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ACTED) Project Title Early Recovery and Livelihood Assistance for Vanni Returnees Project Code LKA-11/ER/41137 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To provide short-termfoodsecurity and livelihood support for returning populations in Northern Sri Lanka Beneficiaries Total: 4,050 returnees Implementing Partners People in Need (PIN), Welthungerhilfe/Sewalanka (WHH/SLF) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title Provision of Food Rations to Remaining IDPs in Menik Farm Project Code LKA-11/A/41107 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Provision of food rations for IDPs in Menik Farm, Vavuniya Beneficiaries Total: 16,000 individuals Children: 8,000 Women: 4,000 Other group: 4,000 men Implementing Partners Multi Purpose Cooperative Societies (MPCS) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Sep 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,000,000 Location VAVUNIYA DISTRICT Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency UNITED METHODIST COMMITTEE ON RELIEF (UMCOR) Project Title Provision of Livelihood Assistance to new returnee families in Mullaithivu and Kilinochchi districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41129 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Objective 1: To improve livelihoods opportunities for 650 families through the provision of business skills training and productive assets Objective 2: To restore traditional livelihoods for 750 families through the rehabilitation of essential livelihood infrastructure Beneficiaries Total: 5,320 individuals Children: 2,990 Women: 1,490 Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $844,244 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Productive Infrastructure and Livelihoods Development in Kilinochchi, Mullaithivu and Jaffna districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41121 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Support comprehensive, integrated long-term economic development start-up to communities with integrated livelihoods assistance comprising a package of one to two productive infrastructures and capacity building livelihoods training and support to each of 40 communities Beneficiaries Total: 20,000 households Implementing Partners Private Contractors using beneficiary labour contributions; Line departments as listed above; Technical experts in agriculture and agrarian services; ‘Best Practice’ beneficiaries trained in Peer-to-Peer capacity building from other IOM programmes Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,800,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CONSORTIUM OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES (CHA) Project Title Dignity of life through a means to a sustainable livelihood and empowerment through gender-sensitive sustainable development programmes Project Code LKA-11/ER/41098 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Economically inactive women-headed households, protected from livelihood risks, given dignity with a means to sustainable livelihood provisions and market linkages reducing their economic and social vulnerability and enabling a smooth transition from relief to socioeconomic self-reliance Beneficiaries Total: 7,850 individuals Implementing Partners Local Government authorities, MinistryofAgriculture and Animal Husbandry, National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $897,050 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY 43 | P a g e

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Livelihood promotion for vulnerable communities of Jaffna, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41138 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives This project aims to develop small rural infrastructure, particularly rural feeder roads, through labour based construction with Community-Based Organisations (CBO), providing immediate and short-term income generation, labour-intensive employment for communities deprived of their customary livelihoods in the districts of Jaffna, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu Beneficiaries Total: 1,300 individuals Women: 650 Other group: 650 men Implementing Partners Northern Provincial Council, District Secretaries of Jaffna, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $5,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency FOOD and AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO) Project Title Sustainable Fisheries Development for Economic Recovery and Growth in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/A/41106 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Overall programme goal: Rehabilitate and restore fisheries-based livelihoods of the conflict-affected population in the Northern Province, and begin the recovery and reintegration of the fishing communities in the north with the economic mainstream of the rest of Sri Lanka

Project objective: Rapidly initiate the resumption of fisheries livelihoods of approximately 5,000 out of 30,900 IDP fishing families along the 480 kilometers of the coastal zones of Jaffna, Mannar, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts through the rehabilitation of essential fisheries infrastructure in a sustainable and community-based manner Beneficiaries Total: 25,000 individuals Children: 15,000 Women: 5,000 Other group: 5,000 families Implementing Partners Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Ceylon Fishery Harbours Corporation Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $2,943,356 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Sustainable Reintegration of Sri Lankan Refugees Returning from India Project Code LKA-11/ER/41130 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To support the socioeconomic reintegration of returning refugees Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 SriLankanrefugee families returning from India Implementing Partners Government Departments, District Secretaries, Divisional Secretaries, Provincial authorities Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,895,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ZOA REFUGEE CARE (ZOA REFUGEE CARE) Project Title Food and livelihood assistance for returnee and IDP families in Northern Sri Lanka

Project Code LKA-11/ER/41097 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Increased household food security and introduce livelihood opportunities for IDPs and returnees Beneficiaries Total: 23,120 individuals Children: 11,500 Women: 7,000 Other group: 4,620 men Implementing Partners Provincial government departments of agriculture, fisheries and livestock, District and Divisional Secretariats and local NGOs/CBOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,124,813 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SAH - SCHWEIZERISCHES ARBEITERHILFSWERK (SAH) Project Title Food Security, Livelihood and Agriculturefor returnees in Mullaithivu and Kilinochchi districts Project Code LKA-11/A/41135 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Improve food security and strengthen livelihood assistance to IDPs and returnees in the Northern Province to provide the foundation for socioeconomic recovery and self-reliance Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Children: 3,200 Women: 2,448 Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Economic Development, local NGOs, SAH Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,849,730 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Construction and rehabilitation of fisheries facilities, Northern Province, SriLanka

Project Code LKA-11/ER/41105 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To provide improved working conditions for fishermen with improved landing sites, anchorages, breakwaters and on-shore fisheries facilities at 10 proposed project sites Beneficiaries Total: 10 communities Implementing Partners Ministry of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (MoFAR) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CHILDFUND INTERNATIONAL (CHILDFUND) Project Title Restoring agricultureoftheresettled families Project Code LKA-11/A/41113 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives The key strategy is to assist early recovery of smallholder farmers, working in a coordinated manner with the Government, UN agencies and NGOs. The specific objectives are: Objective-1: To improve access of smallholder farmers to irrigation water; Objective-2: To revive cultivation of paddy and other field crops for food security; Objective-3: To promote homestead production of vegetables for nutritional security Beneficiaries Total: 4,000 individuals Children: 2,000 Women: 1,000 Implementing Partners Department of Agriculture, Department of Agrarian Development Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $510,000 Location KILINOCHCHI DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL (WVI) Project Title Economic Asset Restoration for Returnees in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/ER/41127 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives families displaced by conflict in northernSriLankareturn to their communities of choice and have their livelihoods and rights secured Beneficiaries Total: 20,000 individuals Children: 10,000 Women: 5,000 Other group: 5,000 men Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY 46 | P a g e

Appealing Agency FOOD and AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO) Project Title Revival of Livestock Production In NorthernProvince Project Code LKA-11/A/41104 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To restore livestock production and replace lost livestock assets as a result of the conflict in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 26,200 individuals Other groups: 7,000 families Implementing Partners In collaboration with Ministry of Livestock Development, National Livestock Development Board, LIBCOs and CBOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $2,997,599 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME (WFP) Project Title Supporting Relief and Early RecoveryinFormer Conflict-Affected Areas Project Code LKA-11/F/41126 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives The goal of PRRO 200143 is to reduce hunger, support early recovery and rebuild livelihoods among IDPs and recent-returnee households. The objectives are in line with WFP Strategic Objectives 1 and 3 and include: 1. improving or maintaining adequate food consumption for targeted IDPs and recent returnees; 2. reducing acute malnutrition in targeted children under five year, and reducing low birth weight by targeting pregnant women; 3. increasing access to productive assets or skills through food for assets (FFA), transitional “soft” food for assets (SFFA) and food for training (FFT); and 4. stabilizing school enrolment and attendance and addressing short-term hunger among conflict-affected children Beneficiaries Total: 371,000 individuals Children: 208,000 Women: 185,500 Implementing Partners Ministry of Economic Development, MinistryofHealth,Ministry of Education, Government Agents, DMUs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $39,755,501 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency OXFAM GB (OXFAM GB) Project Title Provision of supportfor Agriculture and Food Security for economically affected returnees in the Northern districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41112 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To provide agricultural livelihoods to returnees enabling them to uplift their economic status and strengthen their household food security Beneficiaries Total: 5,500 individuals Children: 950 Women: 2,400 Implementing Partners Department of Agriculture, Department of Animal Production and Health, Department of Cooperative and Development, and other local partners and Community Based Organisations Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $724,500 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY 47 | P a g e

Appealing Agency FOOD and AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO) Project Title Targeted Agriculture SupporttoReturnees, Host families and other Vulnerable families in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/A/41136 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To strengthen farm-based livelihoods and food security of recent returnees to increase agriculture production in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 160,000 individuals Children: 80,000 Women: 43,000 Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture (Northern Province), Department of Agriculture (Northern Province), Government Agents, Farmer Organizations Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $4,772,200 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CHRISTIAN AID (CHR. AID) DANCHURCHAID (DANCHURCHAID) Project Title Enhancing food security of returnees in the resettled villages in the North Project Code LKA-11/A/41128 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To improve at least minimum standards of food security for the returnees To improve the income level of the returnees Beneficiaries Total: 5,250 individuals Children: 1,210 Women: 2,835 Implementing Partners OfERR(Ceylon) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $410,880 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Livelihood Assistance for Resettled communities in Manthai West and Madu Divisions of Mannar District Project Code LKA-11/ER/41103 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To increase the food security and living standards of the resettled populations in Manthai West and Madu Divisions of Mannar District through improving agriculture-related infrastructure and meeting gaps in livelihood inputs Beneficiaries Total: 1,000 individuals Children: 180 Women: 200 Other group: 30 women-headed households Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Economic Development, Community-based organizations (CBOs) and private contractors Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $580,000 Location MANNAR DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION (ILO) Project Title Enterprise and skills development to provide sustainable livelihood and decent work solutions for economic empowerment of the conflict affected persons in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/ER/41133 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Ensure food security and regular income for returnees and host families through enterprise development and skills empowerment Beneficiaries Total: 3,000 individuals Women: 1,500 Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture, MinistryofFisheries, MinistryofYouth Affairs and Skills Development, Ministry of Traditional Industries, Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Government Agents, Divisional Secretaries Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $913,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Rebuilding livelihoods with an increase in access to productive assets and services

Project Code LKA-11/ER/41111 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Targeted 1,600 veryvulnerable resettled families (an estimated number of 7,200 people) have started rebuilding their livelihoods as a result in increase in access to livelihoods assets and services Beneficiaries Total: 7,200 individuals Children: 3,600 Women: 1,600 Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture, MinistryofTraditional and Small Industries, Government Agent, Save the Children Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,464,664 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency MUSLIM AID Project Title Economic regeneration and sustainable development Project Code LKA-11/ER/41125 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To provide Agricultural Livelihoods Assistance to IDPs, returnees and Host communities to ensure a seamless transition from humanitarian dependence to socioeconomic recovery and self-reliance Beneficiaries Total: 500 families (IDPs, returnees and host-communities) Implementing Partners Muslim Aid (UK) Sri Lanka Office Project Duration Feb 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $212,787 Location MANNAR DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency FOOD and AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO) Project Title Revival of Inland Fisheries and Aquacultureinthe Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/A/41102 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To restore and develop the inland fisheries potential of Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Children: 4,000 Women: 2,000 Other group: 2,000 families Implementing Partners National Aquaculture Development Authority and CBOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $1,393,675 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency FOOD and AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO) Project Title Rehabilitation of Irrigation Systems for Agricultural Production in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu. Project Code LKA-11/A/41110 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Rehabilitate conflict-damaged irrigation works to improve and increase agriculture production in the Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 8,400 individuals Children: 4,200 Women: 2,100 Other groups: 2,100 families Implementing Partners Rehabilitate conflict-damaged irrigation works to improve and increase agriculture production in the Northern Province Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2012 Current Funds Requested $2,182,800 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Livelihood assistance for resettled communities in Vavuniya North Divisional Secretariat Division through restoration of irrigation facilities Project Code LKA-11/ER/41118 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To help conflict-affected communities in the Vavuniya North Divisional Secretariat Division to restore livelihoods, enhance agricultural production and incomes, and build their capacity for sustainable social and economic reintegration

Beneficiaries Total: 4,000 individuals Children: 1,400 Women: 1,560 Implementing Partners Community-based organizations (CBOs) and private contractors Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $671,814 Location VAVUNIYA DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) Project Title Livelihood Recovery of Newly-Resettled IDPs in Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/ER/41124 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To assist newly-resettled IDPs with livelihood packages to reestablish their income-generating activities Beneficiaries Total: 3,010 individuals Children: 1,750 Women: 700 Other groups: 560 men Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Oct 2011 Current Funds Requested $475,000 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Project Title Emergency, Food security and Livelihood support for conflict-affected returnees in Trincomalee, Jaffna, Vavuniya, and Kilinochchi districts Project Code LKA-11/ER/41109 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives Increase income generation opportunities for households and groups, prioritizing vulnerable sub-groups, and while supporting coping mechanisms and encouraging sustainable self-sufficient communities among the conflict-affected population in Northern and Trincomalee Districts Beneficiaries Total: 4,800 individuals Other groups: 1,200 households Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $700,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Sustainable community livelihood development initiative implemented through Women’s/Rural Development Societies and other CBOs Project Code LKA-11/ER/41131 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To support the resumption of livelihood activities for returning IDPs in Jaffna, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts Beneficiaries Total: 2,500 individuals Implementing Partners Government Departments, District Secretary, Divisional Secretary, Rural Development Officer, Provincial Authorities and grass-root level CBOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,945,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency SEWALANKA (SEWALANKA) Project Title Agriculture and livelihoods assistance and re-establishing related infrastructure for the return communities in the North, to ensure socioeconomic recovery and sustainability of the return Project Code LKA-11/ER/41123 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives The project contributes to the improvement of Food Security, increased income / production, the restoration of lost assets, and access to production infrastructure, that will contribute to the complete recovery and economic growth of the resettled communities in the North.

The dependency of the return on food aid is considerably reduced.

The revival of t h e agriculture and fisheries sectors will contribute to the restoration of normal life, securing stability and self-reliance for returnees.

The re-establishment of productive infrastructure and restoration of assets in both agriculture and fishing, will contribute to the socioeconomic recovery of the return communities in the North.

Beneficiaries Total: 35,000 individuals Children: 10,500 Women: 17,850 Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture, MinistryofFisheries and Aquatic Resources, Government Agents, Department of Agriculture, Agrarian Services, Department of Fisheries Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,704,742 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CARE INTERNATIONAL (CARE INTERNATIONAL) Project Title Restoration of food security and livelihoods for returnees in Northern Sri Lanka

Project Code LKA-11/ER/41132 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives 1. Food security is improved and livelihoods restored for 2,000 vulnerable households (8,000 beneficiaries) creating viable income generating opportunities through cash grants and in-kind assistance. 2. Access to market and infrastructure related to livelihood activities (markets, secondary roads, etc.) is improved for 2,500 households (10,000 beneficiaries) in order to maximize the benefits from the enhanced livelihood activities.

Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Implementing Partners CARE International in collaboration with relevant departments, such as Department of Agriculture, the Department of Health, Pradeshiya Sabhas, National Water Supply and Drainage Board Project Duration Feb 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,051,077 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title Promoting Private Sector Partnership for Sustainable Recovery and Regional Economic Development Project Code LKA-11/ER/41116 Sector/Cluster FOOD SECURITY, AGRICULTURE, LIVELIHOOD Objectives To improve livelihood opportunities, skills and assets for communities to revive local economies and access markets Beneficiaries Total: 750 farmers Other group: 10 producer groups Implementing Partners To be selected: Regional Chambers, Local Business Development Service Providers, Development Banks and other local partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $700,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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HEALTH AND NUTRITION

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Rehabilitation of health facilities in the NorthernProvince Project Code LKA-11/ER/40954 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives This project aims to improve primaryhealthcareprovision, in particular maternal health and child health, in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province. Beneficiaries Total: 42,412 individuals Other group: 10,603 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Health Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,853,925 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL (MTI) Project Title Emergency Medical Careforresettled IDPs within the Northern District Project Code LKA-11/H/40961 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Support emergency ambulance services, especially in areas with inadequate transport facilities Beneficiaries Total: 150,000 individuals Implementing Partners In collaboration with the MinistryofHealth Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $450,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT (IRD) Project Title Control of communicable diseases and expand disease surveillance activities by enhancing capacity of health personnel on health and nutrition services Project Code LKA-11/H/41067 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives  Control spread of faeco oral communicable diseases and expand disease surveillance activities by enhancing capacity of Public Health Personnel (PHI) and School Health Societies (SHS) with health and nutrition services  Install two package type sewage treatment plants Beneficiaries Total: 15,000 individuals Children: 5,600 Women: 4,225 Other group: 45 Public Health Workers Implementing Partners Direct Implementation by IRD with assistance of Ministry of Health, Regional Director for Health Services (RDHS), Assistance Commissioner of Local Government (ACLG), Pradesha Sabha Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $413,795 Location JAFFNA DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL (MTI) Project Title Health Promotion in Vanni Area Project Code LKA-11/H/40978 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To support the MinistryofHealthinproviding critical preventive health services to the resettled population Beneficiaries Total: 130,000 individuals Children: 30,000 Women: 80,000 Other group: 200 community health promoters (at least 70% women) Implementing Partners Medical Teams International Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $350,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNFPA) Project Title Comprehensive reproductive health services and psychosocial support Project Code LKA-11/H/40955 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To ensure uninterrupted reproductive health services to resettled and host communities, to prevent maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity, and to provide psychosocial support Beneficiaries Total: 370,000 individuals Women: 100,000 Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medicine Northern Province, Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $749,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION (ILO) Project Title Combating the worst forms of child labour through safety and health at workand awareness raising, in the Agricultural sector of the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/H/41058 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Ensure a safe working environment for older children of legal working age, young workers and their families in the Agricultural Sector Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 Young Women Women: 2,000 Other group: 50 Community Groups including parents/families of older children and young persons Implementing Partners Ministry of Agriculture, Dept. of Agriculture, Ministry of Labour and Labour Relations, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Skills Development; Ministry of Health and Nutrition, National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Tertiary and Vocational Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL (MTI) Project Title Mobile medical clinics within resettled/returned communities Project Code LKA-11/H/40979 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Support outreach mobile health clinics to provide primary health care services with a particular focus on remote areas and where health facilities are not functional or difficult to access Beneficiaries Total: 50,000 individuals Implementing Partners Ministry of Health Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2011 Current Funds Requested $38,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Enhancing PrimaryHealthCare and providing life-saving Emergency Referral Care for returnees Project Code LKA-11/H/41057 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives The project will workwiththeMinistry of Health and relevant cluster partnersto: provide/enhance essential primary care health services and life-saving emergency referral care services for populations returning to former war-affected districts, with a focus on marginalized and remote communities Beneficiaries Total: 370,000 individuals Other group: 119,000 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, St John’s Ambulance Services, Red Cross Ambulance Services

Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,155,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Consolidating Community Capacities in Mental Health: supporting the Ministryof Health in training and coordination needs of the formal and informal mental health and psychosocial workforce in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/H/40963 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Supporting the MinistryofHealthindelivering training and coordination needs to the existing workforce (formal and informal) involved in psychosocial and mental health activities, in order to ensure better development of community-based mental health services in the North Beneficiaries Total: 370,200 Direct and Indirect beneficiaries (individuals) Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, National Institute of Mental Health, World Health Organisation (WHO), Kings College London, Sri Lankan College of Psychiatrists and the Sri Lankan Psychiatrists Association (UK) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $407,610 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL (MTI) Project Title Reconstruction and re-equipping of key hospitals, medical facilities, and health staff accommodation within resettlement locations Project Code LKA-11/ER/40980 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Infrastructure development to ensure health care and nutrition services Beneficiaries Total: 175,000 individuals Implementing Partners Medical Teams International Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $279,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency TERRE DES HOMMES (TERRE DES HOMMES) Project Title Support to Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health Project Code LKA-11/H/40957 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives By December 2012, returnee families in the Manthai East and Thunukkai areas of Mullaithivu District, benefit from improved access to maternal, neonatal and child health services Beneficiaries Total: 3,500 individuals Children: 1,500 Women: 2,000 Other group: 48 community health volunteers Implementing Partners In collaboration with the MinistryofHealth Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,094,000 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Strengthening of Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health Care services in resettlement areas Project Code LKA-11/H/41156 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To ensure availability of comprehensive health care services for pregnant, lactating mothers, children and adolescent in resettlement areas Beneficiaries Total: 553,500 individuals Children: 55,350 Women: 22,140 Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, UNICEF, WHO, UNFPA Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,498,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Provision of health services for the returning refugees Project Code LKA-11/H/40964 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives The project will aim at supporting the Ministry of Health in providing returning Sri Lankan refugees health promotion, on-arrival health assessment and referral and registration to routine primary care health services. Beneficiaries Total: 26,000 individuals Implementing Partners Ministry of Health (Central level) and North Provincial Health Authority (NPHA) and Government Agents. Collaborating partners: UNHCR, WHO, Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Migration Health (technical and policy directive) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $787,500 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CONSORTIUM OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES (CHA) Project Title Enhancement of hospital infrastructure and direct medical services in resettlement villages Project Code LKA-11/ER/40958 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives  To improve the infrastructure of the health facilities in resettled locations  To provide equipments required by the hospitals  To provide primary health care needs of returnees in resettlement villages  Provide training for medical staff  To provide additional interventions to assist the specific health needs of returnees with special health requirements Beneficiaries Total: 10,000 individuals Children: 6,000 Women: 2,000 Other group: 2,000 men Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $616,247 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency SEWA LANKA FOUNDATION (SLF) Project Title Enhancing the health system to provide better services to the new returnees in the north Project Code LKA-11/H/40989 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives  To support delivery of quality primaryhealthcare services to the returning communities  To facilitate the renovations and constructions of primary health facilities that will ensure delivery of quality service to the return communities  To support the health authorities to increase community awareness on public health that will be a preventive measure of spread of diseases

Beneficiaries Total: 20,000 individuals Children: 4,300 Women: 8,400 Other group: 20 community health promoters Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS), WHO Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,278,794 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Return of Qualified Sri Lanka Health Professionals (RQP) Program to meet urgent needs of the health system in the North Project Code LKA-11/H/41063 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives The project will aim at supporting the Ministry of Health in providing essential human resource for health for servicing clinical speciality gaps in hospitals in post-conflict districts of Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullativu, Vavuniya and Mannar via transfer of overseas-based Sri Lankan specialists on short-term contracts. Beneficiaries Total: 370,000 Patients within the population Implementing Partners Ministry of Health (Central level) and North Provincial Health Authority (NPHA) and Medical Professional Colleges/boards in Sri Lanka and in destination countries (UK, Australia, Canada, USA) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,099,350 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL (HI) Project Title Rehabilitation Services for War Victims and Internally Displaced Persons in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/H/40959 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To reduce the vulnerability of persons with disabilities and their families in the former conflict-affected areas of Northern Sri Lanka to enable the full and effective inclusion and participation of person with disabilities in Sri Lankan society

Beneficiaries Total: 1,260 individuals Children: 378 Women: 308 Other group: 120 local medical staff, health workers and staff of local/international development and disability organisations Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the Kilinochchi General Hospital Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $792,592 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL (MTI) Project Title Reproductive health promotion in the resettled areas of the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/H/40982 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives Improved reproductive health awareness and behaviour among women of reproductive age in the resettled area of Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 25,000 individuals Children: 5,000 Women: 5,000 Other group: 100 community health promoters Implementing Partners Medical Teams International Project Duration Feb 2011 - Jul 2011 Current Funds Requested $127,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) Project Title Improving the health care service deliveryintheresettlement areas of the Northern Province, Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/H/40951 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To improve the quality of preventive and curative health service delivery Beneficiaries Total: 370,000 individuals Children: 92,000 Women: 188,000 Other group: 25,900 elderly population Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Provincial Ministry of Health (Northern Province), Regional Directors of Health Services (Kilinochchi, Mullaithivu, Mannar, Vavuniya and Jaffna districts) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,600,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN 60 | P a g e

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title Raise awareness of breastfeeding among pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in return areas Project Code LKA-11/H/40983 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To ensure practices of breastfeeding are improved and sustained in return Populations Beneficiaries Total: 5,000 individuals Women: 5,000 Implementing Partners Family Health Bureau, Local authorities, Community-based Organizations, NGOs

Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $300,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Strengthening Maternal, Child and Adolescent Nutrition Services in Resettlement Areas Project Code LKA-11/H/41155 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To ensure availability of comprehensive nutrition care services for pregnant, lactating mothers, children and adolescent in resettlement areas Beneficiaries Total: 553,500 individuals Children: 55,350 Women: 110,700 Other group: 22,140 pregnant and lactating women Implementing Partners Ministry of Health, UNICEF, WHO, WFP Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,605,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT (IRD) Project Title Increasing Accessibility of Adolescent IDPs to Comprehensive Health Carein Resettlement Area of Kilinochchi District Project Code LKA-11/H/40975 Sector/Cluster HEALTH AND NUTRITION Objectives To enhance Women’s Health and Protection issues through Communication for Behavioural Impact (COMBI): 1. Reproductive Health Education of Adolescents 2. Training of Trainers: Public health personnel and teacher trainers will be trained as trainers on Adolescent Health, including Reproductive Health, Health Services, Nutrition, and Preventing Gender Based Violence 3. Construction of three Gramodhaya Health Centres (GHCs)

Beneficiaries Total: 113,435 individuals Children: 10,152 Women: 57,852 Other group: 45,431 men, public health staff, community health promoters, teachers as teacher trainers, Grama Officers Implementing Partners Direct Implementation by IRD with the assistance of Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) Kilinochchi, Ministry of Health Northern Province, Ministry of Education Northern Province, and Government Agent, Kilinochchi

Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $362,951 Location KILINOCHCHI DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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MINE ACTION

Appealing Agency HORIZON : ORGANISATION FOR POST CONFLICT ENVIRONMENT MANAGEM ENT

Project Title Mine Action Assessment and Clearance to Support Resettlement and Rehabilitation of IDPs Project Code LKA-11/MA/40462

Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives 1. To remove mines/UXO from geographical area identified by National Steering Committee for Mine Action, Government of Sri Lanka in support of the resettlement of IDPs and re-establishment of economic activity 2. To establish/enhance local demining capacity in Sri Lanka and the region with an emphasis on gender in all facets of the project activities

Beneficiaries Total: 999,999 Internally Displaced People (IDPs), including those newly displaced

Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011

Current Funds Requested $3,200,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS

Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency DANISH DE-MINING GROUP (DDG) Project Title Emergency mine and UXO clearance in NorthernSri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/MA/40968 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by surveying and clearing land Beneficiaries Total: 40,000 individuals Implementing Partners Implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development/National Mine Action Center Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $3,604,990 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency MINE ACTION GROUP (MAG) Project Title Mine Action Survey and Clearance in SupportofIDPReturn and Livelihood Development in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/MA/40972 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives  Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by surveying and clearing land  Ensure that children and adults in affected areas have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to protect themselves from the risks of landmines and Explosive Remnants of War Beneficiaries Total: 70,000 individuals Children: 40,000 Women: 15,000 Implementing Partners NA Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,655,178 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY 63 | P a g e

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) Project Title UNDP Support to Mine Action Project Project Code LKA-11/MA/40969 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives Facilitate effective management and coordination of mine action related activities and support the set up of the National Mine Action Center Beneficiaries Total: 200,000 returnees Implementing Partners Ministry of Economic Development Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,330,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency FONDATION SUISSE POUR LE DÉMINAGE (FSD) Project Title Mine action support to mine-impacted communities in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/MA/40970 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives FSD will engage in the clearance of mines and UXOs to support the IDP return Process, as well as to support continuing clearance of threats to the returned communities. FSD will work on the highest priority tasks as outlined in the National Mine Action Strategy, and in support of national priorities and district development plans. Beneficiaries Total: 54,148 individuals Children: 25,804 Women: 12,902 Implementing Partners Lanka Guardian Angels Association – A new local demining NGO that is supported by FSD Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $6,314,744 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SARVATRA TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS (STC) Project Title Humanitarian Demining and Assistance to Land Mine Survivors and Returning Youth Project Code LKA-11/MA/40971 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by surveying and clearing land, and providing livelihood skills to returnees

Beneficiaries Total: 6,500 individuals Implementing Partners NA Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,653,750 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency HALO TRUST (HT) Project Title Mine Clearance and Survey in NorthernSri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/MA/40973 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives Mine clearance of high priority areas in Northern Sri Lanka to facilitate resettlement, resumption of livelihood activities and to provide access to key infrastructure Beneficiaries All returnees in the Northern Province Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $5,680,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency DELVON ASSISTANCE FOR SOCIAL HARMONY (DASH) (DASH) Project Title Mine and UXO clearance in Kilinochchi and Mullativu districts Project Code LKA-11/MA/40966 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives Mine and UXO clearance in supportofthere-establishment of a safe environment and economical viable economy for the returnees in Kilinochchi and Mullativu districts Beneficiaries Total: 15,000 individuals Implementing Partners Implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development /National Mine Action Centre Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,575,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Support to Mine Risk Education (MRE) and Victim Assistance in Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/MA/40967 Sector/Cluster MINE ACTION Objectives  Ensure that children and adults in affected areas have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to protect themselves from the risks of landmines and ERW  Persons with injuries/disabilities receive appropriate quality physical rehabilitation services and psychosocial care (coordinated by the Ministry of Health) Beneficiaries Total: 400,000 individuals Children: 150,000 Women: 125,000 Implementing Partners Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Services, Humanitarian Demining Unit MRE-Teams CTF, EHED Caritas, HI, MAG, Motivation, RDF, Sarvodaya, Social Organizations Network for Development, Valvuthayam-Caritas Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,658,500 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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SECURITY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS DEPT OF SAFETY AND SECURITY (UNDSS) Project Title Safety and Security of Humanitarian Staff Project Code LKA-11/S/41162 Sector/Cluster SECURITY Objectives To ensure safe implementation of projects for relief, resettlement and demining by the UN and implementing partners, with the security, safety and wellbeing of staff as a high priority Beneficiaries Total: 1,000 individuals Children: 500 Women: 200 Implementing Partners St John’s Ambulance Brigade, Driver TrainersandFireSafety Project is implemented Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $839,668 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING

Appealing Agency NORWEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCIL (NRC) Project Title Provision of Transitional ShelterstotheReturnees in the Northern Districts of Sri Lanka. Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41030 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To contribute to the successful return and reestablishment of livelihoods through the provision of a) permanent houses/core shelter, b) adequate water and sanitation facilities, and c) livelihood support Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 individuals Children: 1,000 Women: 600 Other groups: 500 families Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $516,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Provision of transitional sheltersinNorthernProvince, Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41059 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives This project aims to provide 3,000 transitional shelters for the most vulnerable returnee families Beneficiaries Total: 12,000 individuals Other group: 3,000 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Resettlement Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $2,471,363 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency CHRISTIAN AID (CHR. AID) DANCHURCHAID (DANCHURCHAID) Project Title Rehabilitation and resettlement of Returnees in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40992 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To improve the living condition of the returnees Beneficiaries Total: 800 individuals Other group: 200 families Implementing Partners Direct Implementation by OfERR(Ceylon) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $265,035 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency LANKA JATIKA SARVODAYA SHRAMADANA SANGAMAYA (SARVODAYA) MALTESER INTERNATIONAL (MALTESER INTERNATIONAL) Project Title Humanitarian Assistance for early recoveryofreturnees to the resettled areas of Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu Districts, of Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41060 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To improve the living conditions of returnees by providing them with housing Beneficiaries Total: 132 individuals Other group: 33 families Implementing Partners SARVODAYA Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $47,356 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency RURAL DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (RDF) Project Title Provision of Permanent Houses and sanitation facilities to the recent IDP returnee families Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41023 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide shelter/toilets facilities to the returnee families to live with protection and improved living condition Beneficiaries Total: 1,080 individuals Children: 108 Women: 414 Other group: 270 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Housing, Government Agent, Rural Development Foundation Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2011 Current Funds Requested $600,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ARBEITER-SAMARITER-BUND DEUTSCHLAND E.V (ASB) Project Title Housing supporttoconflict-affectedIDPsinSri Lanka (Vavuniya District) Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41008 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To address medium-term rehabilitation and development needs of conflict-affected IDPs in Vavuniya District by providing permanent housing through the owner-driven model to IDP families who have returned home and live in temporary accommodation and hold a land title in the district Beneficiaries Total: 10,852 individuals Children: 5,400 Women: 3,000 Other group: 800 skilled labourers Implementing Partners ASB and Owners, Practical Action (technical trainings) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $5,600,000 Location VAVUNIYA DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency MUSLIM AID Project Title Owner-Driven Permanent Housing Construction Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41031 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Construct 73 permanent houses with toilets in Andankulam village, Manthai West , Mannar District Beneficiaries Total: 292 individuals Children: 176 Women: 101 Other group: 73 families Implementing Partners Project Duration Feb 2011 - Nov 2011 Current Funds Requested $280,000 Location MANNAR DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Project Title Shelter assistance for IDPs and returnees Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40985 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide adequate shelter assistance to the IDPs released from the closed camps Beneficiaries Total: 3,200 individuals Children: 1,600 Women: 800 Other group: 800 families Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $851,403 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Project Title Non-food items distribution to the returnees in the Vanni Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41000 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives NFI distribution to the returnees in the Vanni Beneficiaries Total: 24,124 individuals Other group: 6,031 families Implementing Partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $471,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PROGRAMME (UN-HABITAT) (UN- HABITAT)

Project Title Permanent Housing Reconstruction for Vulnerable Families Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41016 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING

Objectives To support vulnerable families to f ully r econstruct 1,125 destroyed houses. To move families from vulnerable temporary living back to a safe and secure environment Beneficiaries Total: 4,500 individuals Children: 2,000 Women: 1,900 Other group: 1,125 families

Implementing Partners UN-HABITAT, local authorities, Government Agents Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011

Current Funds Requested $6,975,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS EARLY RECOVERY Priority

Appealing Agency CATHOLIC ORGANISATION FOR RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT AID (CORDAID )

Project Title Resettlement support to war affected families in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41024

Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To resettle war affected vulnerable families back to places of their origin, creating an atmosphere for human dignity, peace and economic development Beneficiaries Total: 4,800 individuals Children: 1,800

Women: 2,400 Other group: 1,200 Families Implementing Partners Sarvodaya, SEED, Caritas Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011

Current Funds Requested $2,378,181 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS

Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Project Title Shelter assistance to returning IDPs and Sri Lankan refugees Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41001 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives  Distribution of the Shelter Cash Grant to IDP returnees leaving the camps and host families back to their village of origin;  Provision of shelter support to IDP and refugee returnees as a supplement to other transitional shelter programmes for vulnerable families;  Maintenance of shelter and drainage systems in the IDP camps Beneficiaries Total: 60,000 individuals Children: 24,000 Women: 24,000 Implementing Partners Direct implementation; and OfERR, OHRD, RDF, UNDP Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $5,935,684 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency NORWEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCIL (NRC) Project Title Provision of Permanent Houses, WatSan, and Livelihood Support to the Returnees in the Northern Districts of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41032 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To contribute to the successful return and re-establishment of livelihoods through the provision of a) permanent houses/core shelter, b) adequate water and sanitation facilities, and c) livelihood support Beneficiaries Total: 2,800 individuals Children: 1,400 Women: 840 Other group: 700 families Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,400,041 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL (HFHI) Project Title Permanent Housing for returnees in Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu districts Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41066 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To support 200 families with permanent housing solutions through the construction of a 100 permanent houses and the repair of 100 conflict-damaged houses

Beneficiaries Total: 800 individuals Women: 250 Other group: 500 families Implementing Partners Local partner Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $394,642 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title Transitional Shelter and Shelter Kits for Returnees in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41002 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives This project aims to provide 1,500 returnee families in the Northern Province (Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts) with transitional shelters. In addition, WVL also hopes to provide shelter materials for up to 800 families in newly resettled areas. Beneficiaries Total: 9,200 individuals Children: 4,600 Women: 2,300 Other group: 2,300 families Implementing Partners CARE, CRS, UNHCR Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,750,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) Project Title Permanent housing solutions for resettled IDPs in Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41025 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide permanent housing solutions for resettled families; to assist them either with reparation of a damaged house (whenever feasible) or with construction of a core house based through “owner-driven approach” Beneficiaries Total: 1,160 individuals Children: 620 Women: 300 Other group: 290 families Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Oct 2011 Current Funds Requested $858,600 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) Project Title Shelter assistance for newly resettled IDPs in NorthernProvince Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41073 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide transitional sheltersand semi-permanent latrines to the most vulnerable IDP returnees as an immediate assistance Beneficiaries Total: 850 individuals Children: 500 Women: 200 Other group: 212 families Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Sep 2011 Current Funds Requested $286,000 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Project Title Non-Food Items (NFIs) for IDPs and refugees returning to their village of origin Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41010 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Distribution of NFI kits to all IDPs and SriLankanrefugees returning back to their village of origin Beneficiaries Total: 130,000 individuals Children: 52,000 Women: 52,000 Implementing Partners Direct implementation, UNOPS Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,043,914 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Housing Assistance for returning Internally Displaced Persons Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41018 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Provide permanent and core housing (100 core housing and 100 permanent housing) to the families returning or having returned to their places of origin so to support them rebuilding the essential basis of living Beneficiaries Total: 900 individuals Children: 400 Women: 450 Other group: 200 households Implementing Partners Local NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $527,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SAH - SCHWEIZERISCHES ARBEITERHILFSWERK (SAH) Project Title NFI assistance for returnees Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41003 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To IDPs and refugees returning to their village of origin with basic household items and tools to allow them to resettle in their homes Beneficiaries Total: 6,000 individuals Children: 2,200 Women: 1,248 Other group: 1,500 families Implementing Partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $124,598 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency FEDERATION OF INSTITUTIONS FOR RURAL MANAGEMENT (FIRM) Project Title Permanent housing project Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41026 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide permanent housing solutions for resettled families; to assist them either with reparation of a damaged house (whenever feasible) or with construction of a core house based through “owner-driven approach” Beneficiaries Total: 800 individuals Other group: 230 families Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $545,148 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency CONSORTIUM OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES (CHA) Project Title Permanent housing for resettled homeless families Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41011 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide permanent shelters for resettled families Beneficiaries Total: 400 individuals Other group: 150 families Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $879,129 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CHRISTIAN AID (CHR. AID) DANCHURCHAID (DANCHURCHAID) Project Title Rehabilitation and resettlement of Returnees in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41034 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To improve the living condition of the returnees Beneficiaries Total: 3,000 individuals Children: 783 Women: 1,589 Other group: 750 families Implementing Partners Direct Implementation by OfERR Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $182,765 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Shelter Assistance for returning Internally Displaced Persons Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40995 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Provide essential transitional shelter assistance to 400 families (200 transitional shelters with adequate latrines) to meet their immediate shelter needs with dignity in the areas of resettlement Beneficiaries Total: 900 individuals Children: 400 Women: 450 Other group: 200 families Implementing Partners Local NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $209,752 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency UNITED METHODIST COMMITTEE ON RELIEF (UMCOR) Project Title Permanent Housing for returnees in Mullaithivu District Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41064 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To support 500 families with permanent housing solutions through the repair of 300 conflict-damaged houses and the construction of 200 core houses Beneficiaries Total: 2,000 individuals Children: 1,000 Women: 350 Other group: 500 families Implementing Partners National NGO Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,504,424 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ZOA REFUGEE CARE (ZOA REFUGEE CARE) Project Title Shelter provision and upgrading in North SriLanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41004 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Provision and maintenance of shelter to returnees and IDPs Beneficiaries Total: 14,000 individuals Children: 7,000 Women: 5,000 Other group: 3,500 families Implementing Partners Local NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,707,137 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PROGRAMME (UN-HABITAT) (UN- HABITAT) Project Title Permanent Housing Repairsfor Vulnerable Families Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41027 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To repair seriously damaged houses and bring them back into use at the earliest possible time for vulnerable families. 2,000 houses will be repaired.

Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Children: 3,000 Women: 2,600 Other group: 2,000 Families Implementing Partners UN-HABITAT, local authorities, Government Agents Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $6,200,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency LANKA JATIKA SARVODAYA SHRAMADANA SANGAMAYA (SARVODAYA) Project Title Humanitarian and Early Recoveryassistancefor Returnee IDPs to the resettled areas in Kilinochchi and Mulathivu districts in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41150 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Sustainable resettlement of returnees to two districts in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka complementing the present resettlement plan of the Government of Sri Lanka and in line with the Joint Action Plan (JAP), which is in process as joint humanitarian appeal by UN and the Government (as at December, 2010) Objective 1: improved access of resettled communities to health care services and adequate facilities Objective 2: improved access of resettled communities to semi-permanent shelter (core-houses) Objective 3: improved access of resettled communities to water and sanitation facilities

Beneficiaries Total: 10,160 individuals Implementing Partners Ministry of Health Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $368,783 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SEWALANKA (SEWALANKA) Project Title Providing transitional sheltersforthenewlyreturning families in the North of Sri Lanka. Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40996 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide transitional shelter to the targeted returning, vulnerable IDPs until permanent housing solutions are received (The sanitation needs relevant to the project will be coordinated with the WASH Sector. All actions in this sector to be complementary to Government resettlement efforts.)

Beneficiaries Total: 15,300 individuals Children: 4,490 Women: 7,310 Other group: 3,825 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Resettlement , Government Agent Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $4,040,644 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title NFI kits for Returnees in the North of SriLanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41012 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives IDPs returning to places of origin have tools to access income generating activities and NFIs for basic household needs Beneficiaries Total: 48,000 individuals Children: 24,000 Women: 12,000 Other group: 12,000 families Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency UNITED METHODIST COMMITTEE ON RELIEF (UMCOR) Project Title Construction of 650 transitional shelterstonewreturnee families in Mullaithivu and Kilinochchi districts Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41071 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To support 650 vulnerable families with the provision of owner-driven transitional shelters Beneficiaries Total: 2,405 individuals Children: 1,300 Women: 650 Other group: 650 families Implementing Partners National NGO Project Duration Mar 2011 - Aug 2011 Current Funds Requested $464,286 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Permanent Housing in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu Districts Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41028 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Provision of 1,006 permanent houses (Kilinochchi District) and 494 (Mullaithivu District) Beneficiaries Total: 1,500 individuals Other group: 375 families Implementing Partners Private Contractors using beneficiary labour contributions Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2012 Current Funds Requested $6,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title Provision of permanent houses in NorthernProvince, Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41147 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives This project aims to provide 1,000 permanent housing units for the most vulnerable returnee families Beneficiaries Total: 1,000 families Implementing Partners In collaboration with MinistryofResettlement Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $8,129,875 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ARBEITER-SAMARITER-BUND DEUTSCHLAND E.V (ASB) Project Title Distribution of Non-Food Item (NFI) kits to the IDPs returning to their places of origin in the Vanni Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40997 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide necessary basic tools and utensils to the IDPs returning to their places of origin in allow them to resettle in their homes Beneficiaries Total: 6,000 individuals Children: 3,000 Women: 1,500 Other group: 1,500 families Implementing Partners Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund Deutschland e.V Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jan 2011 Current Funds Requested $130,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Project Title Shelters assistance to returnees in Kilinochchi, Mullaithivu and Jaffna districts Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/40990 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide shelter assistance to returnees as a temporary measure before benefiting from any permanent housing scheme Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Children: 4,000 Women: 2,500 Other group: 2,000 families Implementing Partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $3,000,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency SAH - SCHWEIZERISCHES ARBEITERHILFSWERK (SAH) Project Title Rebuilding and Repair of Conflict Affected Damaged Houses in North Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41021 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To repair and reconstruct 160 conflict damaged houses to provide durable and sustainable permanent housing to conflict affected families Beneficiaries Total: 640 individuals Children: 300 Women: 170 Other group: 160 families Implementing Partners Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Project Duration Jan 2011 - Oct 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,414,490 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency MALTESER INTERNATIONAL (MALTESER INTERNATIONAL) CARITAS (CARITAS) Project Title Humanitarian Assistance for early recoveryofreturnees to the resettled areas of Kilinochchi, Mullaithivu and Jaffna Districts of Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41070 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To improve the living conditions of returnees by providing them with shelters Beneficiaries Total: 624 individuals Other group: 156 families Implementing Partners Human Development Centre (HUDEC) - Caritas Jaffna Project Duration Jan 2011 - Feb 2012 Current Funds Requested $233,506 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Project Title Permanent houses for returnees Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41013 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To provide a permanent house to the returnees in the Vanni Beneficiaries Total: 800 individuals Children: 400 Women: 200 Other group: 200 families Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,120,000 Location KILINOCHCHI DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION (CDO) Project Title Permanent housing project Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41100 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To build houses 50Nos people coming under this above category. Beneficiaries Total: 2,154 individuals Women: 12,327 Other group: 714 families Implementing Partners Community Development Organization (CDO) Project Duration Jan 2011 - Jun 2011 Current Funds Requested $258,906 Location KILINOCHCHI DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency MUSLIM AID Project Title Owner-driven permanent house construction in Nochchikkulam Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41029 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Construction of 48 permanent houses with toilets in Nochchikkulam, Nanattan DS division, Mannar District. Beneficiaries Total: 192 individuals Children: 14 Women: 169 Other group: 48 families Implementing Partners Muslim Aid SriLanka Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $185,000 Location MANNAR DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Non-Food Item Distribution for returning Internally Displaced Persons Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41006 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives Provide 1,000 NFI kits to those returning to their places of origin so assist their resettlement process with basic tools and equipment for resettlement Beneficiaries Total: 4,000 individuals Children: 1,800 Other group: 1,000 families Implementing Partners Local NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $167,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency SEWALANKA (SEWALANKA) Project Title Supporting repair of houses of the ReturnintheNorth of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/S-NF/41014 Sector/Cluster SHELTER / NFI / PERMANENT HOUSING Objectives To support the repair of damaged permanent houses in specific areas enabling the usage of such house. The sanitation needs relevant to the Project will be coordinated with the WASH sector. All actions in this sector to be complementary with the Government’s resettlement efforts .

Beneficiaries Total: 720 individuals Children: 150 Women: 400 Other group: 180 families Implementing Partners Ministry of Resettlement, Government Agent Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $475,566 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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WASH

Appealing Agency OXFAM GB (OXFAM GB) Project Title Water and Sanitation supporttoreturnees in NorthernSri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/41007 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To ensure that outbreaks of waterborne diseases among returnees are prevented, and/or reduced to a minimum Beneficiaries Total: 20,000 individuals Children: 8,000 Women: 6,000 Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Water Resources Board, National Water Supply and Drainage Board, NGOs and community-based organizations Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $460,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency WORLD VISION SRI LANKA (WV SRI LANKA) Project Title WASH and Hygiene Requirements for Returnees in the North of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/41017 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives IDPs returning to places of origin securetheir right to basic household water according to humanitarian standards Beneficiaries Total: 60,000 individuals Children: 40,000 Women: 10,000 Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $1,200,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency AGENCY FOR TECHNICAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ACTED) Project Title Provision for the Immediate Water and Sanitation Needs of Returnees in Mullaithivu District Project Code LKA-11/WS/41090 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To improve living conditions by addressing the direwater and sanitation needs of families returning to the newly-resettled areas after prolonged displacement, and thus minimizing loss of human life and suffering from water-borne diseases

Beneficiaries Total: 3,000 Returnees Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $450,000 Location MULLAITHIVU DISTRICT Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency WATER MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL (WMI) Project Title Provision of sustainable safe drinking water and sanitation facilities to IDPs and returnees in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/41089 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives  To continue providing sufficient, safe drinking and cooking water to appropriately 21,000 IDPs who still remain in Menik Farm (Vavuniya District)  To provide safe drinking water to at least 56,000 returnees and IDPs with host families of (Jaffna, Mannar, Kilinochchi, Vavuniya and Mullaithivu districts), and ensure that they receive critical information on how to prevent and/or minimize waterborne diseases that are leading causes of high mortality rate among young children and elderly people  Provision of sanitation facilities to selected needy people Beneficiaries Total: 50,000 individuals Children: 7,000 Women: 22,000 Other group: 21,000 Men Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $706,200 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency JAPAN EMERGENCY NGOS (JEN) Project Title Improving Access to Water in the Northern Resettlement Areas Project Code LKA-11/WS/40993 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To ensure greater access to safe, adequate water and sanitation, preventing outbreaks of waterborne disease, through well renovation Beneficiaries Total: 1,200 individuals Children: 600 Women: 300 Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $342,400 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency SAH - SCHWEIZERISCHES ARBEITERHILFSWERK (SAH) Project Title WASH assistance for resettled IDPs Project Code LKA-11/WS/41009 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To ensure that returnee populations have access to and are using safe and adequate water and sanitation To provide adequate sanitation and hygiene education according to internationally and nationally accepted standards in order to prevent water borne diseases

Beneficiaries Total: 8,000 individuals Children: 3,200 Women: 2,448 Other group: 20 community health promoters Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, Ministry of Health, local authorities and WASH partners Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $415,516 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ZOA REFUGEE CARE (ZOA REFUGEE CARE) Project Title WASH response in the NorthernProvince, SriLanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/40956 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives Improved water supply / hygiene conditions for returnees Beneficiaries Total: 12,250 individuals Children: 5,500 Women: 3,750 Other group: 3,000 Men Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, local authorities (Pradeshiya Sabha), Ministry of Health (Medical Officer of Health - MOH) Offices and NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $408,132 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency SEWALANKA (SEWALANKA) Project Title Providing WASH facilities to complement transitional shelter construction in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/WS/41041 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives  To prevent outbreaks of waterborne diseases among the targeted population  Women, men, girls and boys have adequate access to sanitation facilities and practice proper hygiene practices  All actions in this sector complement Government resettlement efforts

Beneficiaries Total: 15,320 individuals Children: 4,590 Women: 7,810 Other groups: 4,130 families Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage and local authorities Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $3,636,940 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Project Title Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) for resettled refugees and host communities in Vavuniya, Mannar, Kilinochchi, Mullaithivu and Jaffna districts

Project Code LKA-11/WS/41088 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives • Women, men, boys and girls in existing IDP camps and resettled villages, refugees, and host communities have access to and use safe and adequate water and sanitation; • Women, men, boys and girls in existing IDP camps and in resettled communities, refugees and host communities practice proper hygiene behavioral practices; • Planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of WASH humanitarian response activities are carried out effectively and in a coordinated manner

Beneficiaries Total: 150,000 individuals Children: 54,000 Women: 49,500 Other group: 46,500 men Implementing Partners In collaboration with the MinistryofWater Supply and Drainage, National Water Supply and Drainage Board, Water Resources Board, Community Water Supply and Sanitation Programme, Zonal Directorate of Education of the Ministry of Education, Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $3,370,500 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency SAVE THE CHILDREN (SC ) Project Title Improved safe water supply and sanitaryfacilities for children Project Code LKA-11/WS/41048 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To create hygienic environments for school-going children through provision of safe water supply and improved sanitary facilities regardless of age, sex and disabilities Beneficiaries Total: 9,600 children Other group: 30 schools Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, Ministry of Education, Provincial and Zonal Education Departments, School Development Societies and NGOs Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $731,888 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency NORWEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCIL (NRC) Project Title Provision of Permanent Toilets and Community Wells to the Returnees in the Northern Districts of Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/41087 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To contribute to the successful returnandre-establishment of livelihoods through the provision of permanent toilets and wells Beneficiaries Total: 2,800 individuals Children: 1,400 Women: 840 Implementing Partners - Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $809,166 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency CONSORTIUM OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES (CHA) Project Title Rehabilitation and restoration of sanitation for the early recovery process in Northern Sri Lanka Project Code LKA-11/WS/41040 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives Returnees areprovided with adequate sanitation,either through rehabilitation of latrine facilities or construction of new latrines, according to the SLS 745 Standard Beneficiaries Total: 4,570 individuals Children: 500 Women: 2,000 Implementing Partners In collaboration with the MinistryofHealth,Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, National Water Supply and Drainage Board Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $823,900 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority URGENT EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency CHRISTIAN AID (CHR. AID) PRIMATE'S WORLD RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT FUND (PWRDF) OXFAM AUSTRALIA (OXFAM AUSTRALIA) Project Title WASH assistance to the NorthernProvince Project Code LKA-11/WS/41005 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To provide adequate water and sanitation facilities to returning communities Beneficiaries Total: 2,250 individuals Children: 550 Women: 1,735 Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage, Ministry of Health and the District Secretariats Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $251,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) Project Title Addressing Sanitation Needs of Returnees in the Northern Province Project Code LKA-11/WS/41093 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives The objective is to adequately cover hygiene and sanitation needs of the returnees

Beneficiaries Total: 2,200 individuals Children: 1,250 Women: 500 Other group: 450 Men Implementing Partners - Project Duration Mar 2011 - Jul 2011 Current Funds Requested $100,100 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

Appealing Agency TERRE DES HOMMES (TERRE DES HOMMES) Project Title Support maternal, neonatal and child health in Mullaithivu District Project Code LKA-11/WS/41086 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To ensure improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene services Beneficiaries Total: 3,500 individuals Children: 1,500 Women: 2,000 Other group: 48 community health volunteers Implementing Partners In collaboration with the MinistryofHealth Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $600,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority HUMANITARIAN

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Appealing Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) Project Title WASH facilities for vulnerable families in Vavuniya, Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts Project Code LKA-11/WS/40998 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives This project aims to provide WASH facilities to 10,000 households in SriLanka’s Northern Province Beneficiaries Total: 10,000 individuals Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Health and local government authorities Project Duration Jan 2011 - Sep 2011 Current Funds Requested $5,927,800 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency INTERNATIONAL RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT (IRD) Project Title Rehabilitation and construction of school WASH facilities in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu Project Code LKA-11/WS/41092 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To provide standard WATSAN facilities to schools and enhance hygiene practices among students Beneficiaries Total: Staff and atudents in 30 schools in Kilinochchi District Implementing Partners Direct Implementation by IRD with the assistance of Regional Directorate for Health Services Kilinochchi, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, and Kilinochchi Government Agent. Project Duration Mar 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $371,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

Appealing Agency ARBEITER-SAMARITER-BUND DEUTSCHLAND E.V (ASB) Project Title Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activities in the IDP camps and the resettlement areas Project Code LKA-11/WS/40991 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To prevent outbreaks of waterborne diseases in the IDP camps and the resettlement areas Beneficiaries Total: 5,500 individuals Children: 2,750 Women: 1,500 Other groups: 1,250 men Implementing Partners In collaboration with the Ministry of Water Supply and Drainage and relevant local authorities Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $450,000 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Appealing Agency DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Project Title WASH programme for return or relocation of displaced people in camps or host families in Vavuniya, Jaffna, Mullaithivu and Kilinochchi districts Project Code LKA-11/WS/41085 Sector/Cluster WASH Objectives To provide basic water and sanitation facilitates and related awareness for resettled communities and IDP host families Beneficiaries Total: 1,189 individuals Implementing Partners N/A Project Duration Jan 2011 - Dec 2011 Current Funds Requested $974,434 Location MULTIPLE DISTRICTS Priority EARLY RECOVERY

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Compendium of Projects

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