Humanitarian Response and Climate Resilience
To deliver timely, life-saving, and inclusive humanitarian assistance while strengthening the capacity of communities and local systems to anticipate, withstand, and recover from shocks.
Key Achievements
- Delivered life-saving humanitarian assistance to 19,590 conflict-affected households
- Ensured access to education for 1,720 internally displaced children through accelerated learning and school readiness programs
- Improved capacity and wellbeing of 413 teachers
- Enhanced protective learning environments for 24,980 displaced, refugee, and out-of-school children across 11 schools
- Constructed 20 classrooms (5 standard blocks) in refugee- and IDP-hosting schools, benefiting 1,200 students
- Reached over 419,187 community members with climate change awareness, environmental protection, and climate-smart agriculture initiatives
Approach
ESD applies a locally led, resilience-focused interventions integrating emergency response, early recovery, and climate adaptation.
Target Beneficiaries
- Internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees
- Immigrants and returnees
- Children, women, and other vulnerable groups in emergency-affected areas
- Host communities impacted by crises
Key Intervention Areas
- Life-Saving Humanitarian Assistance
- Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Services
- Protection and GBV prevention in Emergencies
- Education in Emergencies
- Vocational and entrepreneurship skills
- Promote climate-resilience and Climate-Smart Solutions
Cross-Cutting Priorities
The following cross-cutting priorities are integrated across all ESD program pillars to ensure quality, sustainability, and accountable delivery:
- Inclusion and diversity
- Localization and policy advocacy