81288085-Initiation inclusive aux TICE dans des écoles primaires pilotes en Mauritanie

The Global Compact on Refugees (GCR), which was affirmed by the international community in December 2018, calls for a multi-stakeholder approach to provide protection and solutions to refugees worldwide, and the international responsibility to support countries that host refugees through burden- and responsibility sharing mechanisms. One of the main objectives of the GCR is to ease the pressure on host countries and enhance self-reliance of refugees. The GCR also foresees that host countries may elect to provide local solutions to refugees. Such solutions entail interim legal stay, including to facilitate the appropriate economic and social inclusion of refugees. In this context, the GCR recommends that relevant stakeholders contribute resources and expertise, including technical guidance, that foster the peaceful and productive inclusion of refugees and the well-being of local communities. In December 2019, at the first Global Refugee Forum (GRF), more than 950 pledges were made by a wide range of stakeholders to support refugees and countries of asylum, including by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. As a result, GIZ and UNHCR in Mauritania have developed a project nexus peace-humanitarian-development. This project will support the capacities of the government to implement the pledges and enhance solutions for refugees. To this end, the project also aims to strengthen UNHCR"s capacity to support the government to mobilize and coordinate a broad stakeholder response, including humanitarian, development and peace actors, to meet the needs of asylum seeker and refugees as well as vulnerable host community members. ProNEXUS. The joint project developed by GIZ and UNHCR in Mauritania is focusing around six areas of intervention: 1- Improving access to basic public services ? Strengthen capacities to include asylum-seekers, refugees and other vulnerable groups in the delivery of services; ? Advocacy and support for inclusion into government services 2- Improving access to environmentally sensitive livelihoods opportunities: ? Support facilitation of economic inclusion of refugees through advocacy and inclusion in value chains; ? Improved job opportunities through transition management and local private sector development (incl. entrepreneurship) 3- Improving access to social protection: ? Coordination of the development of an approach to extend social protection coverage to all to ("leaving no one behind"); ? Support to the adaptation of the government economic inclusion approach to refugee-hosting areas; ? Enhanced access to well-functioning and inclusive referral mechanism, strengthening the roll out from humanitarian assistance to government social assistance programmes. 4- Strengthened government-led coordination mechanisms: ? Support coordination efforts by the Government to implement the GRF pledges; ? Increase UNHCR"s capacity to engage with development actors, including on data and analytics; 5- Strengthened UNHCR facilitation capacities at the nexus. 6- Increased inter-organizational learning on comprehensive responses at the nexus: ? Monitoring and disseminating lessons learnt from the project.