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Harikar is founded to develop the civil society

through promotion the infrastructure of the

basic services (Protection, Health, and

Education) of children, women and Refugees/

IDPs and establishing an open space for all

ethnic groups living within the borders of the

country.

HARIKAR BI-WEEKLY REPORT 01-15 AUG 2015

Harikar NGO 2015

Cash Assistance to Syrian EVIs

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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 3

CHAPTER ONE ......................................................................................................................................... 4

PROTECTION, ASSISTANCE & REINTEGRATION CENTER – PARC .......................................................... 4

CHAPTER TWO ........................................................................................................................................ 8

CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES ........................................................................................................................ 8

2.1 Child Friendly Spaces/ ACTED ....................................................................................................... 8

2.2 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/ UNICEF ....................................................................................................... 9

3.3 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/ SCI ........................................................................................................ 9

3.3.1 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACE IN DOMIZ CAMP................................................................................ 9

3.3.2 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACE IN GARMAWA CAMP ...................................................................... 10

CHAPTER THREE .................................................................................................................................... 12

LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER ...................................................................................................................... 12

3.1 LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER IN DOMIZ CAMP ........................................................................................... 12

3.2 LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER IN SHARIYA CAMP ....................................................................................... 14

CHAPTER FOUR ..................................................................................................................................... 15

PSYCHILOGICAL SUPPORT TO IDPS IN BERSIVE 1 & 2 ......................................................................... 15

CHAPTER FIVE ....................................................................................................................................... 18

COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTRES FOR IDPS ........................................................................................ 18

5.1 COMMUNITY CENTERS/ GIZ ........................................................................................................ 18

5.2 COMMUNITY CENTERS/ ASB ....................................................................................................... 22

CHAPTER SIX ......................................................................................................................................... 23

WASH AND NFI SUPPORT ..................................................................................................................... 23

6.1 WASH AND NFI DISTRIBUTION ...................................................................................................... 23

6.2 WASH AND NFI DISTRIBUTION ...................................................................................................... 23

CHAPTER SEVEN ................................................................................................................................... 25

HYGIENE PROMOTION & DISTRIBUTION IN BERSIVE 1 ....................................................................... 25

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INTRODUCTION

Harikar NGO is a neutral, non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian organization established in 30th May 2004 by group of social activists. Harikar NGO as stated in its mission statement strives toward the fulfilment of human and women rights in Duhok Governorate as stipulated in the new Iraqi constitution of 15th October 2005. Harikar is committed to- within its resources- contribute towards the achievement of the internationally agreed Millennium Development Goals.

Harikar believes in human rights, the right of every person to reach his potential without discrimination on the basis of race, gender, religion, social segment and ethnicity. We strive to achieve the social justice especially among the marginalized vulnerable groups. It also works towards elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and promotes their capacity to fully participate in the community development.

In order to keep a track of all our regular activities for Syrian Asylum Seekers (SAS) and IDPs, this weekly report has been prepared. The report highlights the following services conducted by the Harikar/PARC teams and others as divided by camps:

Project Name Services Project Team Location

PARC Reporting Officer Protection

Sheno Nazee Araz Tayib

Harikar Office Camp & Non- Camp

Child Friendly

Spaces

Child Friendly space Abdulrahman Saied Other IDP Camps

Legal & Social

Center

Legal social service

Pirjeen Jaseem Havan A. Ali

Sharia Camp Domiz Camp

Psychosocial

Center

Psychosocial Support response

Atoor Hudou Bersvi 1 & 2 Camps

Community

Support Center

Community Support Sardar M.A Kabartoo 1 & 2 Camp , Shariya, Qadiya, Chamishko and Bajit Kandala 2

Wash and NFI

Support

Distribution and Maintenance

Abdulrahman Saied Bersive 1 camp

Hygiene

Promotion and

Distribution

Promotion and Distribution

Abdulrahman Saied Bersive 1 camp

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CHAPTER ONE PROTECTION, ASSISTANCE & REINTEGRATION CENTER – PARC PARC stands for Protection, Assistance, and Reintegration Centre which is a UNHCR funded project implemented by Harikar NGO. The importance of existing PARC lies behind its provided services to UNHCR PoCs which generally aims to refugee protection.

PARC activities could be classified as; protection monitoring to identify gaps and offer them for

solution and assure refugee’s access to basic social services, providing legal assistance to refugees

and IDPs to be kept within the protection environment, registration based on standard UNHCR forms

and database to keep the required information available whenever needed, providing cash

assistance to off camp refugees in dire need to be an effective and appropriate form of relief

assistance, GBV and SGBV services to assure that the risk of SGBV is reduced and quality of response

improved, QIPs implementation for the benefit of refugee and host communities so that both

communities harmony is maintained.

Organization/ Funded by

Activities and Plan (Action Taken)

Date Location of the project

Benefits and targets

Harikar-PARC/ UNHCR

Regular Program 16-31 July

2015

Duhok -Harikar Office

- 4 cases had received legal assistance.

- 25 Cases had been assessed by Harikar CS for cash assistance provision in different areas with in Duhok governorate; it is to target the cases in dire need.

- 19 cases had been identified as PSN of the 25 assessed cases during the report period.

- 2 visits had been paid to old caseload refugees; one in Malabrwan and the other in Domiz Settlement. That was to identify the gaps and the conditions of the refugees.

- Protection monitoring

- Provision of legal assistance.

- GBV and SGBV services

- Provision of cash assistance

- Provision of cash for transportation for students

Syrian Response Program

- 5 monitoring visits to 39 Syrian families had been conducted in Duhok governorate to identify gaps and assure access to other basic services.

- Protection monitoring and community based services are still provided by Harikar CS and Protection assistant in the three refugee camps in Duhok governorate Domiz, Akre, and Gawilan camps.




- Registration - Provision of cash

assistance - Quick impact

projects – QIPs


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- PARC provided 10 cases with

legal assistance to be kept within the protection environment.

- PARC received 462 cases through Domiz and Gawilan camp WLCs.

- 62 Cases have been assessed and identified as vulnerable ones for cash assistance provision; it is to target the cases in dire need.

- 24 Syrian beneficiaries have received cash assistance in Duhok governorate.

- QIPs team got approval for two QIPs for Duban PHC.

IDPs Response Program - IDPS protection teams had paid visits to 450 families, 2020 individuals in Duhok Governorate districts.

- 13 camps (Essian, Mamliyan, Garmawa, Shariya, Kabarto 1, Kabarto 2, Khanke, Bajid Kandala 1 & 2, Qadiya, Cham Mishko, Bersive 1 & 2) had been monitored by Harikar protection assistants.

- PARC provided 16 cases with legal assistance to be kept within the protection environment.

- PARC received 77 cases through BK camp WLC.




Issues Raised Action Taken

- Residency & registration related issues are recorded as the largest ones among Syrian refugees during the report period.

- PARC protection assistant insistently followed the residency cases with Asayish.

- The issue of food reduction is raised by the refugees during the report period.

- NTR

No. and type of Cases Referrals BY

- 341 cases have been referred by different PARC departments and centers in camp and non-camp area to different stakeholders whether international or governmental departments within the boundary of Duhok governorate.

WLC BK CAMP 2

IDPS PROTECTION 81

NON-CAMP CS 7

DOMIZ CS 59

WLC GAWILAN & DOMIZ 42

AKRE CS 13

GAWILAN CS & PROT. 137


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Other Activities

- In IDPs response program in cooperation with UNHCR, Harikar NGO assigned 16 more protection staffs to work for identifying the gaps of IDPs in camp and non-camp areas.

- QIPs team has conducted many coordination meetings with governmental departments and UNHCR to identify the ways of implementing projects. The team had paid many visits to different sites to identify the needs and gaps.

A Syrian old man refugee receiving cash

assistance from Harikar cash team at

Harikar NGO in Duhok.

Cash Assistance Program/ Syrian Refugees

Harikar CS in Akre camp is speaking to a group of Syrian

women refugees through a seminar advising them how to

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Harikar CS and finance section

distributing cash assistance on 52

vulnerable families from old caseload

refugees/ regular program in Daratoo,

Hussienia, Malabrwan, Miserik,

Geregawre, Balqos and Moqube Camp

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CHAPTER TWO CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES

The purpose of CFS project by Harikar NGO is to motivate Syrian refugees and IDPs’ children to

achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives.

Child friendly spaces are safe places within a disaster affected community where children’s unique

needs can be met. Harikar NGO funded by UNICEF, Save the Children and ACTED established more

than 10 CFS/YFS in Bajid Kandala, Shariya and Khanke, Bersive 1 & 2, Qadia, Esian, Mamilyan,

Garmava and Domiz Camps to help children return to normal routine by offering structured

activities, games and informal education.

2.1 Child Friendly Spaces/ ACTED The project aims to enhance the psychosocial well-being of internally displaced children and youth in

Bajit Kandala, Sharia and Khanke camp.


Activities and Plan Date Location of the

project Benefits and targets

Harikar/ ACTED

Non formal education

Recreations

Awareness

Campaign

1 Feb - 31 Aug 2015

Bajid Kandala, Sharia and Khanky

1500 Children boy and girls age 12-17


Contract will end on 31 Aug 2015 NTR

No. and type of Cases Referrals: TO

4 Psychosocial cases are referred ACTED CPU

Other Activities:

A campaign conducted for anti-harassment in the three locations in coordination with our partner ACTED.

Feeling of fun in Sharia Camp


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2.2 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/ UNICEF The project aims protect IDPs girls and boys living in Bersive 1 & 2, Qadia, Esian and Mamilyan

camps.




Harikar UNICEF

Non formal education

Recreations

Awareness

17 Apr - 5 Jun 2015

Bersve 1, Bersve 2, Qadia, Esian, Mamlian

2000 girls and boys


The contract is finished and not renewed

yet.

Some of HARIKAR staff from IDP

community quite working voluntarily.

CFS are running out of supply and

materials.

UNICEF is reported about the status, CFS staff

still running the activities in all locations

voluntarily by staff from both community and

host community.

Searching for volunteers to replace them from

both IDP community and host community

No support found yet.


no Psychosocial cases are referred

Other Activities:

New recreation kits received from UNICEF and distributed to all CFS.

3.3 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/ SCI The project aims to enhance the psychosocial well-being of both internally displaced children and

youth and refugees children in Garmawa and Domiz camp.

3.3.1 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACE IN DOMIZ CAMP




Harikar SCI

The teacher of the center jointly with 21 boys and girls visited Domiz park for entertainment. They enjoyed their time having painting, music playing, theatre performance, and English language exercises.

01-15 August 2015

Kolilk Center, Nergiz Domiz Camp

823 beneficiaries’ boys and girls between the ages 04-17 years old. The project aims to provide social and psychosocial support to refugee’s children, entertainment, and capacity building …


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Garmawa CFS Activities

3.3.2 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACE IN GARMAWA CAMP The project aims to provide IDPs children with psychological support.




Save the children international

Case management

Children Psychosocial support

Community mobilizing

Non-formal Education

Awareness ( children and parents )

Coordination meeting in camp level

Follow up some of the cases for children

01-15 August 2015

Garmawa

The target children and

Adult

Number of children Beneficiaries are 200 in daily bases


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The Tents of CFS useless and not expected to

achieve the intended purpose or desired

outcome.

Playground need to improvement.

Children with specific needs require special

sanitation units.

Find a place for education or children study

Staff need to building their capacity

The CFS has been Hold temporarily for the purpose of rehabilitation

Participation of the CFS staff in two training sessions organized by SCI


NTR NTR

Other Activities:

On 17/8 we had attended coordination and protiction meeting in Garmwaw DMC office

Garmawa CFS Activities

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CHAPTER THREE LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER The purpose for the Legal Social Center (LSC) provided by UNDP is to enhance protection for vulnerable women and girls among the Syrian refugees SAS from Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and Trafficking.

3.1 LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER IN DOMIZ CAMP Enhancing protection for vulnerable women and girls among the Syrian refugees from Sexual Gender

Based Violence and Trafficking in Domiz Camp.




Harikar UNDP

The LSC Conducted three awareness raising sessions on topics related to SGBV, early marriage and divorce.

The LSC completed their plan for the new project extension in which one IHR staff will work with the LSC with three DCVAW members which contain one police officers with two police.

01-15

August

2015

Domiz Camp The target is to aware women from the SGBV and the important of making marriage certificate before marriage...

130 women & girls between -15-50 years participated.


Most of the refugees are complaining of

the bad finance conditions and increasing

idleness which became the main reason of

the GBV among the members of the

families.


Legal cases 39 UNHCR, Harikar PARC

Social cases 44 UNHCR, JIYAN FOUNDATION, IRC, WLC, MSF, UPP,

BRHA, FRC.


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GBV cases 2 The LSC provided them legal and social services.

Other Activities:

NRT

Awareness raising sessions on SGBV, early marriage and divorce

to aware refugee’s women from the SGBV and the importance of

making marriage certificate before marriage...


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3.2 LEGAL & SOCIAL CENTER IN SHARIYA CAMP Enhancing protection for vulnerable women and girls among the Syrian refugees from Sexual Gender

Based Violence and Trafficking in Domiz Camp.




HARIKA UNDP

Social sessions

Legal cases

Forty five cases counseled for obtaining IDs and obtaining marriage certificate.

Seven cases represented by the lawyer in Sumel court for obtaining IDs, and marriage certificate.

Referring cases

Follow up some GBV cases

Two Awareness sessions

01-15 August 2015

Sharya camp

five Beneficiaries

Fifty two beneficiaries

Thirty six female beneficiaries

Twelve male beneficiaries

13 female beneficiary

Eighteen male beneficiary


Nothing to mention NTR


3 psychological case Jiyan Foundation

Other Activities:

NTR

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CHAPTER FOUR PSYCHILOGICAL SUPPORT TO IDPS IN BERSIVE 1 & 2

The beginning of this month we opened 5 vocational training in Berseve1 and Berseve2 and there are (Sewing, handicraft, English, Kurdish, computer) also conduct volleyball championship in Berseve1 and Berseve2 IDPs camps.




HARIKA Health net TPO

Case management

PFA sessions

Referring cases

Field visit

Coordination meeting in camp level

Follow up some of the cases

Protection meeting

Sector leader meeting

Psychosocial support group (GBV,SGBV, Early

marriage, Jobless )

Vocational training

1_15 Aug 2015

Berseve1

Berseve2

The target Adult women and men

(PFA) psychosocial First aid sessions

Number of new psychosocial cases Are (10).

Number of men benefit from GBV Sessions 54

Number of women benefit from GBV 112

Number of Beneficiaries benefited from Psychosocial support group (GBV,SGBV, Early

marriage, Jobless)

:7 Male 35 Female


Mr.Marco the director operation from AUXFIN

will visit HARIKAR NGO to give presentation

about Community Activation plant form

On 18 of August 2015 we will open official the

5 vocational traning and volleyball in both

Berseve1 and Bersve2 IDPs camps

He will met the director of Harikar (Mr.Salah),camp

managers, BRHA

We will invited camp managers ,health centers ,

headmaster, sector leader, social media, security

office ,NGOs


Psychology case

Child Psychology cases

(5) cases referred to Dr. Haitham in Zakho hospital ()Zakho hospital ( )Duhok hospital

(6) Psychosocial child cases referred to war

child /UK NGO


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Other Activities:

On Thursday 13 August 2015 ,Atoor (Project manager ) and Dilkhaz (Psychosocail counselor ) had a

meeting with 16 focal point from Berseve2 discussed income generator activity

On Thursday 13 August 2015 ,Atoor (Project manager ) and Sipal (Evaluation monitoring ) had a

meeting with 16 focal point from Berseve2 discussed income generator activity

Computer training

Volleyball

Hanidcraft


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Harikar NGO, in cooperation with the management of Bersive (1 & 2) Camps in Zakho with

the fund of Health Net TPO, will conduct vocational training courses about (English and

Kurdish Languages, sewing and computer training) for the IDPs in both camps

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CHAPTER FIVE COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTRES FOR IDPS The community Centres by Harikar funded by GIZ are founded to provide social and psychological

services, counselling, advocacy, and legal representation to IDPs in different 6 IDPs camps; Kabartu 1

& 2, Shariya, Qadia, Chamishko, and Bajid Kandala 2..

5.1 COMMUNITY CENTERS/ GIZ




GIZ

Legal Representation (including Court Visits in Sumel, Zakhu & Dohuk)

Training Activities

Social Support

Psychosocial Support

Field visit

Capacity building for the staff working in the 6 centers

Coordination meeting in camp level.

Coordination with government institutions outside the camps (hospitals, health centers, DOLSA)

Follow up some of legal & psychosocial cases

01st – 15th August 2015

Kabartu 1

Kabartu 2

Shariya

Qadia

Chammishku

Bajid Kandala 2

The target Adult women

1,168 cases received by the 6 centers

a) 45 GBV b) 12 SGBV c) 1,111 others,

Among them; - Counseling 139

- Case Management 72

- Legal consultation/

representation 416

- Referral cases 42

- Other cases (health related

issues, job seeking, request

for training, request for food

items, NFI) 584

- In addition to 211 Follow up

cases from previous weeks


NA

NA


- 23 Health referral - 10 referred to BRHA - 7 referrals to VOP - 2 health issues referred to Shariya clinic - 7 Disable cases referred to DOLSA

- IOM - BORHA - Humanity Organization - IMC - MDM - Azadi Hospital - Swedish Private Hospital


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- Health Clinic in the Camp - Medical Committee in DOLSA - UNFPA - VOP-FAM

Other Activities:

Several training course on computer skills, music, literacy, English language, hairdressing and

sewing conducted for women and girls in the centers. In addition to several entertainment and

recreational and book reading activities.

Different seminars and awareness sessions conducted by the centers for the IDPs focusing on

early marriage, hygiene education, GBV, human rights and child rights.


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Visits to HHs inside the camps

5.2 COMMUNITY CENTERS/ ASB

Establishment and Operation of Two Community Centers in Bersive Camps (1) & (2):

The project went underway on August, 4th, 2015. This project involves 9 persons occupying

different positions. It has two social workers, two case workers, two lawyers, two center

managers in addition to the project manager. This project aims at offering psychosocial and

legal services to the IDPs in the camps given. The staff will be operating inside the camps and

will have access to as many cases as possible. As for psychosocial support provided by our

center, people sustaining social and psychological issues will be approached with the hope of

resolving their problems. The centers have staff trained for the purpose of dealing with

suchlike cases and if the cases obtained are beyond the capacity and competence of our staff,

we have a special referral system. Cases which need more specialized attention will be

referred to parties concerned. Furthermore, each center has a lawyer for processing legal

cases IDPs might have. The lawyers will be focused on providing both consultation and

representing cases at the court. Legal part involves the issuance of the identification

documents lost during the onslaught and other cases such as divorce, proving marriage,

alimony, custody and so forth.

The other part of the project is concerned with the opening of vocational courses for the IDPs.

We have on our agenda the opening of such vocational courses as sewing, English, Computer,

and confectionary. For each course a trainer preferably from the camp’s population will be

hired for teaching the courses.

Eventually, each center will have 4 volunteers selected from the IDPs community and we will

have a guard and cleaner per center.

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CHAPTER SIX WASH AND NFI SUPPORT Harikar NGO is implementing different project activities for the sake of serving IDPs in Bersive 1

camp and improve their living condition. One of the projects is Wash and NFI support through CARE

international funded by MOFA, ADH, and DFATD to distribute NFIs and maintain the wash facilities

exist in the mentioned camp.

6.1 WASH AND NFI DISTRIBUTION WASH and NFI support to vulnerable IDP’s in Dohuk camps in 2015




Harikar/ CARE Germany Funded

by DFATD

Distribution of baby kits.

Distribution of NFI (jerry cans, Mattresses, Set of Kitchen utensils).

Distribution of Hygiene kits

1 Jan 2015 -31 Jul 2015 no cost extension up to Dec 2015

Bersve 1 620 kits

2500 tents

2500 tents


NTR NTR


NTR NA

Other Activities:

Distributed started on 16 Aug 2015 all items distributed to 2500 beneficiaries and baby kits for 620 Families.

6.2 WASH AND NFI DISTRIBUTION Under Project funded by MOFA Nether Land through CARE Germany, IDP’s in Bersve1 camp

supported by the following activities.




Harikar/ CARE Germany Funded

by MOFA Germany & Action

Dutch land Hilft (ADH)

Completed

Maintenance and rehabilitation of existing WASH facilities

Installation of 46 latrines each have 6 latrine and showers.

Supporting cleaning of WASH facilities.

4 Jan 2015 - 31 Dec 2015

Bersve1 camp

IDP in Bersve1 Camp

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NTR NTR


NTR NTR

Other Activities:

Cleaning materials received today 20 Aug 2015 and will be distributed after finding a suitable

mechanism with the partner CARE Germany.

2 Staff will monitor in daily bases the cleaning statues in all EASH facilities.

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CHAPTER SEVEN HYGIENE PROMOTION & DISTRIBUTION IN BERSIVE 1 The project is Hygiene promotion and distribution of hygiene kits in Bersve 1 Camp for 2500 IDP’s.




Harikar/ ASB

Hygiene promotion via

Tent to tent visits

Focus group

School children

Distribution of hygiene kits

1 Mar - 31 Dec 2015

Bersve 1

1980 Families

30 Focus group

3500 School children

2500 Families


Tents floors needs concrete not solved yet.

Still lack of the water exists in 2 sectors E,

I.

Latrines are not clean.

Raised in NFI cluster meeting and coordination

meeting.

Raised in coordination meeting and camp

management.

Focus group will be conducted for cleaners

cleaning the latrines


NTR NA

Other Activities:

School focus group was conducted for CFS during the reporting period as well monitoring of WASH

facilities is performed and issues are reported to partners and Camp management.

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