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Project ID: | 00082230 | Description: | CHF Som ENPROGR/2012ER/UNOPS R |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 27 Mar 2012 | |
Theme: | Enabling Programming |
End Date*: | 30 Jun 2012 |
Country: | Somalia | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | UNOPS - UN Office for Project Services |
About
CHF-DMA-0489-268ER - External Monitoring Review of Selected CHF Funded Somalia Projects - $104,723 The Common Humanitarian Fund for Somalia (CHF) was established in June 2010, as an upgrade from an earlier Humanitarian Response Fund (HRF). Since then, the Humanitarian Coordinator (HC) has allocated more than $100m to more than 250 projects, in two standard allocations (July/August 2010 and February/March 2011), two emergency allocations (January and October 2011), and from the emergency reserve. The CHF has the following two main objectives: Since the CHF was set up in June 2010, the HC has allocated almost $110 million to 264 projects under two standard allocations, two emergency allocations, and directly from the emergency reserve. The CHF has become an important funding mechanism for humanitarian action in Somalia. Overall, the volume of pooled funding has increased sixfold over the past years, and support from pooled funds was essential in allowing aid agencies to respond to the humanitarian needs of people affected by drought, famine, malnutrition, disease or displacement in Somalia. Where there is access, OCHA staff including the CHF secretariat monitor selected CHF funded projects. However, an indept external monitoring of projects in areas with limited access is crucial to determine whether the projects are being implemented as specified in the approved project documents. There is a need to recruit external consultancy firm to conduct monitoring of CHF Somalia projects in Southern somalia and in areas where access is constrained. Recent Documents
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If you have questions about this programme you may wish to contact the RC office in Somalia or the lead agency for the programme. The MPTF Office Portfolio Manager (or Country Director with Delegation of Authority) for this programme:
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