COVID-19 Islamic Relief Humanitarian Assistance 2017-2021
Activity-ID : SE-0-SE-6-10400A0101-PSE-73010Reprogrammed funds to address COVID-19 Support to Islamic Relief Sweden for humanitarian assistance in cooperation with Islamic Relief Worldwide
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Reprogrammed funds to address COVID-19 Support to Islamic Relief Sweden for humanitarian assistance in cooperation with Islamic Relief Worldwide
Type (Click to sort Ascending) | Date (Click to sort Ascending) | Value (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Commitment |
3/1/2017
| USD 1,462,864 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2019
| USD 731,987 |
Disbursement |
11/28/2019
| USD 101,524 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2020
| USD 373,139 |
Disbursement |
4/28/2020
| USD 128,669 |
Marker (Click to sort Ascending) | Principal objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Significant objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Not targeted (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Gender Equality |
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Aid to Environment |
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Participatory Development/Good Governance |
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Trade Development |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification |
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Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) |
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Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) |
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Disability |
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- Avtalsändring 7, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 10 av avtalet om Sida bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtal om bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 1, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 5, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 7, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om ändring av insats, 2021-000747, Islamic Relief Humanitärt stöd 2017-2021 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 11 av avtalet om Sida bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 4, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om ändring av insats, 2021-000906, Islamic Relief Humanitärt Stöd 2017-2021 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 3, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 6, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 2, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 2, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 3, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 9, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 9, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 6, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 5, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 8, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 8, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd - pdf
- Beslut om insats, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 1, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 4, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
Expected results
The intended outcome of the support to Islamic Relief Sweden in 2021 is to contribute to alleviation of humanitarian needs of vulnerable communities in Yemen, Syria, Palestine (Gaza), Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan. Through Sida's Rapid Response Mechanism, Islamic Relief will continue to provide immediate and rapid humanitarian support to persons affected by sudden onset or deteriorating crises.
Results
Activities began on 1 May 2021 in 7 country operations: Pakistan, Palestine (Gaza), Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. As of 1 July 2021, 3 RRM-applications have been approved: Nepal, South Sudan and Ethiopia. It is yet too soon to provide examples of the results achieved during 2021. Over the years, evaluations and assessments have nevertheless confirmed and highlighted several strengths and comparative advantages of Islamic Relief. The organisation is assessed to be particularly strong in terms of gaining acceptance and adapting humanitarian operations to the target groups in insecure and hard-to-reach areas. They apply an integrated and multi-sectoral approach to save lives and decrease vulnerabilities combining several sectors, including health, water and sanitation (WASH), and food security and livelihoods (FSL). As a faith based organisation and policy leader on Islamic humanitarianism, Islamic Relief’s identity helps it connect with and gain the trust of vulnerable Muslim communities. Islamic Relief’s local knowledge, access and decentralised decision-making have been key factors in the success of projects implemented in the field. In 2019, this comparative advantage was evident in saving lives and reducing suffering through improved access to potable water, food security and livelihoods of 41,892 vulnerable people in Yemen. As Yemen remains the largest food security emergency in the world, Islamic Relief Yemen closely coordinated with the Food Security and Agriculture Cluster (FSAC) and target communities to select the most vulnerable households and assistance modalities, effectively improving food security, access to safe drinking water and improved hygiene of the targeted households, while contributing to increased resilience and livelihoods and a reduction of negative coping mechanisms within the communities. In Syria, Islamic Relief provided essential access to health services for nearly 700,000 conflict affected people through 59 health facilities in North-West Syria, in areas where this care would otherwise be unavailable. This intervention has taken extensive measures to improve access, particularly for the most vulnerable, through improving access infrastructure in healthcare facilities, providing capacity building to center staff, and providing free, unconditional healthcare to all patients. In South Sudan, Islamic Relief reduced general suffering and saved lives through a multi-sectoral strategy that improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene, food security, livelihoods, health and nutrition among 49,926 conflict-affected internally displaced persons, returnees and host communities.
Reduced inequalities
Reduce inequality within and among countries.
10.7 Responsible and well-managed migration policies
Full description
Reprogrammed funds to address COVID-19 Support to Islamic Relief Sweden for humanitarian assistance in cooperation with Islamic Relief Worldwide
Transactions
Type (Click to sort Ascending) | Date (Click to sort Ascending) | Value (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Commitment |
3/1/2017
| USD 1,462,864 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2019
| USD 731,987 |
Disbursement |
11/28/2019
| USD 101,524 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2020
| USD 373,139 |
Disbursement |
4/28/2020
| USD 128,669 |
Policy markers
Marker (Click to sort Ascending) | Principal objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Significant objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Not targeted (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Gender Equality |
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| |
Aid to Environment |
-
|
-
| |
Participatory Development/Good Governance |
-
|
-
| |
Trade Development |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification |
-
|
-
| |
Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) |
-
|
-
| |
Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) |
-
|
-
| |
Disability |
-
|
-
|
Documents
- Avtalsändring 7, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 10 av avtalet om Sida bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtal om bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 1, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 5, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 7, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om ändring av insats, 2021-000747, Islamic Relief Humanitärt stöd 2017-2021 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 11 av avtalet om Sida bidrag till Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 4, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om ändring av insats, 2021-000906, Islamic Relief Humanitärt Stöd 2017-2021 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 3, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Avtalsändring 6, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 2, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 2, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 3, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 9, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 9, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 6, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 5, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Avtalsändring 8, Islamic Relief Sveriges humanitära program - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 8, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd - pdf
- Beslut om insats, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 1, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
- Beslut om avtalsändring 4, Islamic Relief humanitärt stöd 2017-2019 - pdf
Results
Expected results
The intended outcome of the support to Islamic Relief Sweden in 2021 is to contribute to alleviation of humanitarian needs of vulnerable communities in Yemen, Syria, Palestine (Gaza), Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan. Through Sida's Rapid Response Mechanism, Islamic Relief will continue to provide immediate and rapid humanitarian support to persons affected by sudden onset or deteriorating crises.
Results
Activities began on 1 May 2021 in 7 country operations: Pakistan, Palestine (Gaza), Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. As of 1 July 2021, 3 RRM-applications have been approved: Nepal, South Sudan and Ethiopia. It is yet too soon to provide examples of the results achieved during 2021. Over the years, evaluations and assessments have nevertheless confirmed and highlighted several strengths and comparative advantages of Islamic Relief. The organisation is assessed to be particularly strong in terms of gaining acceptance and adapting humanitarian operations to the target groups in insecure and hard-to-reach areas. They apply an integrated and multi-sectoral approach to save lives and decrease vulnerabilities combining several sectors, including health, water and sanitation (WASH), and food security and livelihoods (FSL). As a faith based organisation and policy leader on Islamic humanitarianism, Islamic Relief’s identity helps it connect with and gain the trust of vulnerable Muslim communities. Islamic Relief’s local knowledge, access and decentralised decision-making have been key factors in the success of projects implemented in the field. In 2019, this comparative advantage was evident in saving lives and reducing suffering through improved access to potable water, food security and livelihoods of 41,892 vulnerable people in Yemen. As Yemen remains the largest food security emergency in the world, Islamic Relief Yemen closely coordinated with the Food Security and Agriculture Cluster (FSAC) and target communities to select the most vulnerable households and assistance modalities, effectively improving food security, access to safe drinking water and improved hygiene of the targeted households, while contributing to increased resilience and livelihoods and a reduction of negative coping mechanisms within the communities. In Syria, Islamic Relief provided essential access to health services for nearly 700,000 conflict affected people through 59 health facilities in North-West Syria, in areas where this care would otherwise be unavailable. This intervention has taken extensive measures to improve access, particularly for the most vulnerable, through improving access infrastructure in healthcare facilities, providing capacity building to center staff, and providing free, unconditional healthcare to all patients. In South Sudan, Islamic Relief reduced general suffering and saved lives through a multi-sectoral strategy that improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene, food security, livelihoods, health and nutrition among 49,926 conflict-affected internally displaced persons, returnees and host communities.