Integrated Protection Response Along Frontline Communities and Throughout the Displacement Corridor in Ukraine

Outcome 1.1 To provide support to the local humanitarian actors, focusing on both individual volunteer resilience and institutional capacities.

Outcome 1.2 To enhance the capacity of selected local partners to access and mobilise resources.

Outcome 1.3 To increase linkages between humanitarian and early recovery work and to connect various support mechanisms.

Outcome 2.1 To increase access and safety to humanitarian services for people at risk.

Outcome 2.2 To increase programming leadership of local actors and localization practices.

Erwartete Resultate:  

Output 1.1 Local organisations have increased capacity to identify and directly address community protection concerns.

Output 1.2 Selected sub-grantees (local NGOs) have increased capacity of protection programming, as well as managing grants to donor standards.

Output 1.3 Strengthen coordination across volunteer networks and within targeted communities through volunteer hubs.

Output 2.1 Direct NP protection for people at risk resulting in safer and enhanced access to and awareness of essential humanitarian services across the displacement corridor.

Output 2.2 Establishing a locally-led multisectoral consortium.

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

1. People at risk, people with special needs and frontline communities and/or de-occupied territories benefited from enhanced and safer access to humanitarian services.
2. Collective proactive protection efforts by NP and frontline volunteer collectives resulted in reduced negative impact on conflict-affected communities.
3. Capacities of self-sustaining local volunteer collectives to provide safer assistance to key communities were strengthened and enhanced.