📋 Tender Overview
Project sponsor: CARE Austria, Association for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid
Country: Burkina Faso Funding amount: € 1,900,000.00 Start: December 1st, 2023 End: November 30, 2026
SHORT DESCRIPTION:
project goal
The Transitional Development Assistance through Improved Livelihoods and Social Cohesion (TALISOC) Program will provide both humanitarian and development assistance to vulnerable communities and increase their resilience while working along the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus.
expected results
Outcome 1: The participation of vulnerable host communities and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in decision making along HDP processes is improved thereby advancing ownership for marginalized groups.
Outcome 2: Humanitarian assistance and sustainable livelihoods for conflict affected vulnerable communities and IDPs including women and youth, female headed-households, persons with disabilities and Gender Based Violence (GBV) survivors, are improved.
target group
8,550 direct beneficiaries out of which 77% of the host community and 23 % IDPs shall be reached. Approximately 52% of the beneficiearies will be women and 48% will be men. Regarding their age, around 30% will be youth aged 18 to 29 years old and 70% will be adults. Approximately 1.2% will be persons with disabilities.
The partner is represented in the region by the CARE International Offices is based in Niger and Burkina Faso. CARE has experience through previous programming in the region via the RENLOP and PRO-ARIDES projects. The local partner in the Boucle de Mouhoun region is WU PAKUWE, a community-based organization with access to the target population as well as acceptance by the community. Activities are taking place in Balé, Mouhoun, and Nayala provinces in the Boucle du Mouhoun region.
Measures
Outputs: 1.1 - CARE programming staff, local leaders, and partners are familiarized with needs, gaps, and opportunities as identified during the inception phase in order to make data-based, evidence-based decisions ; 1.2 - A cadre of women and youth demonstrate leadership skills to mobilize communities in identifying needs and raising those needs to local leaders for the ownership of local preventive, recovery, development and social cohesion actions ; 1.3 - Members of existing community mediation / social dialogue mechanisms are strengthened for the prevention and management of conflicts and actively participate in raising their voices for social fabric consolidation.
o Outputs: 2.1 - Affected persons have increased access to efficient, household size-appropriate humanitarian aid for up to three months; 2.2 - Women and girls among vulnerable communities’ members have increased knowledge of GBV and adequate access to referral and support within the humanitarian aid’s systems; 2.3 - Women and youth organized in VSLA groups demonstrate leadership skills to lead advancing recovery, development and manage local micro-enterprises; 2.4 - Local micro-entrepr
