Results achieved as of the end of the project (March 2023) include: (1) identified 3,880 people (1,582 women and 2,298 men) with potential COVID-19 cases and they were then referred to health centres by volunteers and community members; (2) vaccinated 837,065 people against COVID-19 (8,963 women, 9,488 men and 697,314 not disaggregated); (3) trained 694 volunteers and community members (281 women and 413 men) on COVID-19 symptoms and early detection or cases; (4) trained 290 volunteers (140 women and 150 men) on providing awareness activities to communities on harmful sexual and gender based violence practices—especially when aggravated by COVID-19; (5) procured 660,027 pieces of personal protective equipment including hand sanitizer, masks, gloves and protective gowns; (6) procured and installed 275 handwashing stations; and (7) project activities directly helped 595,771 people—1,147 more than the original target (209,942 women and 285,829 men). The activities indirectly helped 3,846,961 people—more than double the original target (1,955,085 women and 1,888,878 men).
