Current Humanitarian and Rehabilitation Programmes in South Ossetia Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by the respective agencies, March 2001

ORGANISATION ACTIVITY LOCATION OF NUMBER OF TOTAL FUNDING TOTAL EXPECTED DONORS ACTIVITY BENEFICIARIES 2000 (US$) LEVEL 2001 (US$) UN AGENCIES UNHCR 1. Legal Assistance/ 1. Georgia wide 1. Refugees, asylum Not Available Not Available Not Available Protection 2. Areas of Return seekers, IDPs United Nations High 2. Rehabilitation 3. Tskhinvali 2. IDPs, refugees Commissioner for 3. Non-food Assistance displaced within/from Refugees SO 3. 250 most vulnerable families + others UNICEF 1. Expanded program of 1. Georgia-Wide 1. Target population: 1. 634,700 1. Estimated 300,000 1. UNICEF, USAID immunization (EPI) 2. Georgia-Wide Children under age 5 2. 175,000 2. Estimated 112,000 2. UNICEF, USAID, United Nations 2. Prevention of Iodine 2. Target population: Kiwanis Foundation Children’s Fund Deficiency Disorders Children from age 0 – (IDD) through 16; Health and distribution of the Education iodised oil capsules, Professionals and the capacity building, Media advocacy/social mobilization and information/education/ communication campaigns OCHA 1. Humanitarian Georgia-wide N/A 336,140 599,159 PRM advocacy Switzerland UN Office for the 2. Facilitating co- Coordination of ordination Humanitarian Affairs 3. Information exchange 4. Resource mobilization INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS OSCE Confidence Building and Tskhinvali Not Available Not Available Not Available OSCE Support for local NGOs and Organisation for Women’s Organizations Security and Co- operation in Europe INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS ADRA 1. Primary Health Care 1. South Ossetia wide 1. Entire Population 1. N/A 1. 500,000 1. Finland Initiative 2. Tskhinvali 2. 150 2. N/A 2. 10,000 2. USAID Adventist 2. Emergency Home Development and Heating Program Relief Agency Hilfswerk Austria Not Available IRC 1. Micro Credit Project 1. South Ossetia/Gori 1. 180 Direct (about 720 1. Not Available 1. Approximately 90,000 Stichtling Vluchteling 2. Income Generation 2. South Ossetia/Gori indirect) 2. Not Available (including (SV) International Rescue Kits (Pending 2. 150 Direct (about 600 approximately 70,000 Committee Approval of Funding) indirect) of revolving funds) 2. Approximately 15,000 n/a= not applicable (distinct from not available, where the information does not exist or was not made available to OCHA) Current Humanitarian and Rehabilitation Programmes in South Ossetia Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by the respective agencies, March 2001

ORGANISATION ACTIVITY LOCATION OF NUMBER OF TOTAL FUNDING TOTAL EXPECTED DONORS ACTIVITY BENEFICIARIES 2000 (US$) LEVEL 2001 (US$) NRC Micro-Credit Project Tskhinvali/ Not Available Not Available Not Available Norway Tamarasheni Norwegian Refugee Council SPF 1. Drought Response 1. District of Akhalgori 1. Not Available 1. N/A 1. Not Available ECHO 2. Agricultural Capacity 2. Sub-district of Erdevi 2. Approximately 1000 2. Approximately 2. Not Available Secours Populaire Building householders, i.e app. 400,000 Francais 4000 people LOCAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS receiving support from the international community Alternativa NGO Sector Development Tskhinvali/Tbilisi 10 South Ossetian NGOs 8532 Not Available British Government and Confidence building and 10 Georgian NGOs European Union

Children’s Fund 1. Outreach and Areas affected by the UNHCR beneficiaries, plus Not Available Not Available UNHCR community motivation Georgian-Ossetian conflict vulnerable women and of South Ossetia among returnee children families 2. Assistance to vulnerable women, children Dawn Technical Assistance for Tskhinvali Not Available Not Available Not Available Not Available rehabilitation of dwellings Foundation and of communal infrastructure ERA 1. Social Counselling Tskhinvali and Areas of Not Available Not Available Not Available Not Available 2. Data Base on Return Vulnerable 3. Delivery of shelter materials 4. Escort Assistance to UNHCR returnee convoys Georgian Red Mobile Technical Team Tskhinvali and Surrounding Approximately 50 families Not Available Not Available Not Available providing small repairs to Villages per month, including IDPs Cross households of most and isolated elderly vulnerable

Produced by OCHA Georgia, in conjunction with humanitarian agencies. For more information please contact Mr. Rajen S. Parekh, Field Advisor Tel/Fax: +995(32) 959516, Tel: 995(32 943163; e-mail: [email protected]

n/a= not applicable (distinct from not available, where the information does not exist or was not made available to OCHA)