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Protection and life-saving multi-sector assistance to conflict-affected Internally Displaced People The main objective of this UNHCR project is to provide life-saving assistance to conflict-affected displaced populations to enable them to meet their protection and basic needs. This project provides activities such as undertaking protection monitoring, cash based assistance and distributing core-relief items. The project provides life-saving assistance to 55,000 people, including 15,000 women, 30,000 children, and including 8,000 persons with disabilities.
Response to extraordinary risks generated by violence and improving reception conditions for refugees and migrants entering and transiting through Honduras. The main objective of this project is to provide critical protection support to vulnerable communities affected by displacement. This UNHCR project delivers cash assistance, psychological and health support, and protection support for children, as well as creates safe spaces for displaced individuals and prevents risks against life, security, freedom, and personal integrity of IDPs, asylum-seekers, refugees, and other persons with protection needs. The project provides life-saving protection to 10,855 individuals, including 3,199 women, 4,544 men, 3,112 children, and 543 persons with disabilities.
Addressing the humanitarian and protection needs of displaced persons in Haiti through a multisectoral approach The main objective of this IOM project is to contribute to creating safe and dignified living conditions for internally displaced persons who are affected by gang violence in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and mitigate the protection risks they face.  This IOM project provides Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC) for DGPC volunteers, technical support to site committees, including communication, training, and logistics, and self-management kits such as shovels, rakes, hammers, saws, wheelbarrows, and nails, among other activities. In addition, the project provides life-saving assistance to 89,532 people, including 22,691 women, 21,716 men, 45,125 children, and 5,500 persons with disabilities.
WASH and Nutrition Emergency Response to Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola The main objectives of this project re to provide urgent life-saving integrated WASH and Nutrition services to the communities affected by Cyclone Lola, strengthen their climate-resilience and prevent malnutrition. This UNICEF project provides essential WASH items (hygiene kits, water containers, water filters, amongst others), treat cases of acute malnutrition, particularly among children under five, provides essential micronutrients to prevent deficiencies and conducts awareness campaigns for optimal nutrition and care practices, especially for caregivers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 12,500 people, including 3,061 women, 3,189 men, 6,250 children, including 624 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement des actions anticipatoires pour la prévention et la réponse aux violences basées sur le genre, des abus et exploitation sexuels et de la mortalité maternelle et néonatale liées à l’impact de El Nino dans trois districts du Grand Sud de Madag The main objective of this project is to provide and reinforce anticipatory and early response actions for the prevention and response to gender-based violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, and maternal and neonatal mortality related to the impact of El in the Grand Sud of Madagascar. This UNFPA project provides critical community sensitization on GBV risks, reproductive health kits for emergency obstetric and neonatal care to facilities, refresher trainings for frontline responders on clinical management of rape and psychological first aid for survivors of GBV. The project provides life-saving assistance to 22,900 people, including 13,518 women, 2,763 men, 6,619 children, and 185 persons with disabilities.
Reinforcement of UNDSS capacity in support of humanitarian organizations to enable safe programme delivery in Sudan This CS-Safety and Security project focuses on deployment of critical security assets - of 6 Armoured Vehicle (AV) with 6 drivers to enhance safe conduct of humanitarian operations in Sudan. The assets will be used to rebuild the UNDSS security structure in the field, conduct security assessment, joint missions, extraction of humanitarian personnel which will facilitate rapid security risk management analysis in areas identified as high priorities for humanitarian operations, provide increased analytical and operational capability, crisis readiness and operational support for the scaled-up humanitarian operations across Sudan. The agency will also conduct field security monitoring missions and produce SRAs/SRMs.
Providing essential integrated Health and WASH services to vulnerable children in the Gaza Strip This project, in line with the UN Flash Appeal for the occupied Palestinian Territories and the UNICEF Immediate Needs Document released on 12 October 2023, aims to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable women (including pregnant and lactating), and children affected by the current conflict, ensuring their access to critical health, and lifesaving WASH services.  The project targets 62,500 affected people with activities in the Health sector and 275,000 with WASH services.
Provision of lifesaving sexual and reproductive health services, gender-based violence response, and mental health and psychosocial support to vulnerable people affected by Cyclone Mocha The main objective of this project is to ensure that cyclone-affected women, girls, and young people have increased access to quality, integrated SRH, GBV and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services. This UNFPA provides life-saving SRHR services to affected populations, including persons with disabilities, procurement and distribution of clean delivery kits and other maternal health/family planning commodities, and recruitment and support of midwives to provide SRH services in the affected areas, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 74,727 people, including 46,447 women, 10,782 men, 9,993 children, and 3,429 persons with disabilities.
Enhance food security and strengthen resilience of drought-affected vulnerable communities in the arid and semi-arid lands of the country (Anseba, Northern Red Sea and Southern Red Sea Regions) through food distribution and nature-based solutions The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in the Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea, and Anseba regions. This FAO project restores grazing lands, farming lands, and livestock water points, and also provides 6,438 families with food items. The project seeks to target 31,546 people, including 8,946 women, 6,200 men, 16,400 children, and 1,483 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving emergency assistance to vulnerable people affected by the earthquake in Khoy, Iran Through this project, IOM provides 4,900 affected people with USD 164,150 in unconditional multi-purpose cash assistance (estimated amount of USD 33.5 per person, in line with figures drawn from the Minimum Expenditure Basket), allowing them to enhance access to adequate basic goods and supplies, and meet their basic needs in a secure and dignified manner.
Enhancing Essential Primary Healthcare Services in the Northwest Region The main objective of this IOM project is to enhance Essential Primary Healthcare Services in the Northwest Region. Under this project, IOM provides primary healthcare services, including health promotion, reproductive health, and medical referrals, for vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and conflict-affected communities. IOM also supports emergency referral services, as well as Gender-Based Violence (GBV) referrals.The project aims to provide life-saving assistance to 28,000  people, including 9,520 women, 8,120 men, and 10,360 children. An estimated 1,120 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Sudan Crisis Response – critical WASH, Health, Nutrition assistance to children and families UNICEF are focusing on providing essential WASH, Health, and Nutrition interventions to children and families affected by the ongoing violence, including those who were newly displaced and host communities in displacement areas and transit routes, as well as those who remain in hotspots. This project targets 80,000 affected people with its WASH engagement, 806,800 with health, and 170,113 with Nutrition activities.
La mise a l’échelle et le renforcement de la disponibilité multiesctorielle des services nutritionnels, de protection de l'enfance et WASH pour les enfants les plus vulnérables et leurs familles dans les zones touchées par la violence des groupes armés e The main objective of this project is to provide Nutrition, Protection and WASH assistance to people affected by violence in Haiti. 
This UNICEF project provides humanitarian assistance to 184,168 people, including 60,000 women, 35,000 men, 89,168 children, and including 14,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to Cyclone Mocha: rehabilitation of camp structures, through strengthened site development and site management to improve Rohingya refugees’ living conditions. The main objective of this project is to provide Camp Coordination and Camp Management assistance to people affected by cyclone Mocha in Cox's Bazar. 
This IOM project provides humanitarian assistance to 175,000 people, including 46,129 women, 38,675 men, 90,196 children, and including 1,750 persons with disabilities.
Provision of immediate lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for cyclone and flood affected populations in Central and Northern Mozambique The main objective of this project is to provide immediate lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for cyclone and flood affected populations in Central and Northern Mozambique.IOM supports construction of 900 temporary emergency shelters in the relocation sites identified within Sofala and Zambezia provinces, for estimated 4,500 vulnerable individuals including consultation and technical advice on safe construction. With CERF funds, the project targets 4,530 households or 26,750 people, including 5,350 women, 6,153 men, 15,247 children, and including 1,872 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency lifesaving Ready-to-Eat (RTE) food parcels to people who have been affected by the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip. Under this proposal, WFP seeks to assist 132,080 people who have been affected by the ongoing hostilities with activities in the Food Security sector, specifically with distribution of lifesaving Ready-to-Eat (RTE) food parcels for a period of 15 days. The proposed RTE food parcels will help meet the immediate food needs of the affected people and approximately 60 per cent of people’s calorie needs for a period of 15 days.
Emergency protection, assistance, and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) for vulnerable communities and migrants at risk of human trafficking or other types of violence and abuse The main objective of this project is to mitigate and address the immediate needs of individuals residing in border communities affected by human mobility, as well as vulnerable communities in mining areas. This IOM project provides protection services, such as documentation and access to legal identity orientations to vulnerable individuals and households, consolidation of community empowerment groups and networks to work on the prevention and detection of protection risks, risks associated with mining (sexual exploitation or forced labor) and risks associated with irregular/high-risk migration (particularly human trafficking or smuggling of migrants), among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 23,149 people, including 10,342 women, 4,744 men, 8,063 children, and 1,179 persons with disabilities.
El Nino response through distribution of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item Kits The main aim of this $2m UNHCR project to provide emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) kits to a total of 10,800 households (64,800 individuals). This assistance encompasses improved emergency shelters with elevated concrete floors for flood resilience, as well as NFI kits containing essential items. In total, the project targets 64,800 people, including 17,820 women and 17,820 girls, and including approximately 2,000 people with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence aux besoins humanitaires des communautés Agro-pastoraux affectées par la crise du Soudan The main objective of this project is to provide food security - agriculture assistance to host communities affected in Ouaddai, Assoungha, Kimiti. This FAO project distributes vegetable seeds of improved varieties with high yield and high nutritional value to improve the nutrition of host households already affected by climatic hazards. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 12,000 people, including 8,400 women, 1,200 children, and including 500 persons with disabilities.
Safeguarding food and nutrition security of vulnerable marginal farming households in Afghanistan The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Afghanistan. This FAO project safeguards food and nutrition security through livelihoods assistance. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 218,400 people, including 44,497 women, 45,667 men, 127,786 children, and including 10,019 persons with disabilities.
Immediate response to the refugee crisis through creating safe and dignified shelter solutions. UNDP's project aims to provide an immediate response to the refugee crisis in Armenia, focusing on shelter and essential living conditions for the most vulnerable refugee populations. The project coordinates efforts with various partners, including the Government of Armenia, to ensure safety, dignity, and human rights fulfillment for approximately 500 refugees living in substandard conditions. Activities involve renovating public buildings for shelter, prioritizing hygiene, sanitation, safety, accessibility, and gender sensitivity, aligned with national construction norms. The project leverages UNDP's expertise and experience to deliver timely and effective support.
L’Offre d’un paquet des services lié à la réponse VBG et la Santé Sexuelle et Reproductive aux victimes des inondations dans les sites d’accueil en cours de retour volontaire. The main objective of this project is to provide sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Lac and N’Djamena.  This UNFPA project distributes menstrual hygiene management kits, provides cash transfers to facilitate access to essential healthcare services, supports women- and girl-friendly safe spaces, procures reproductive health kits, and provides psychosocial support services. The gender-based violence component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 165,000 people, including 84,000 women, 7,400 men, 74,000 children, and including 1,700 persons with disabilities. The sexual and reproductive health component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 59,000 people, including 14,000 women, 13,000 men, 32,000 children, and including 1,700 persons with disabilities.
Scaling up the implementation of integrated primary health care services to anticipate and mitigate the negative health impact of anticipated El Niño The main aim of this $2.25m WHO project is to provide integrated primary healthcare. The project will scale up primary healthcare through outreach teams, medical and laboratory supplies, Oral Rehydration Points, community engagement, and mental health and psychosocial support. It will also ensure timely detection and control of water and vector-borne diseases with rapid response teams, support for health facilities, basic laboratory services, and distribution of information materials. In addition, WHO will expand treatment for severely malnourished children with complications in stabilization centers, community-based malnutrition screening, and micronutrient supplementation. In total, the project targets 286,034 people, including 52,916 women and 88,671 girls, and including approximately 12,906 people with disabilities.
Providing critical WASH and Nutrition services to conflict and cholera-affected populations in Amhara, Afar and Oromia regions The primary objective of this project is to provide critical Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), as well as Nutrition services to populations affected by conflict and cholera in the Amhara, Afar, and Oromia regions. The allocated resource from UNICEF supports the rehabilitation of existing non-functional water schemes and the distribution of WASH Non-Food Items and Social and behavioral change strategies activities. Under nutrition, UNICEF supplies balanced Energy Protein to 11,540 pregnant and breastfeeding mothers who are among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and children aged 6-23 months. This project targets a total of 101,291 people, including 41,221 women, 39,604 men, 71,675 children, and 2,606 people with disabilities.
Réponse rapide aux épidémies de choléra dans la province de Sud-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cholera in the DRC. This WHO project provides medical treatment for patients, trains health personnel, and supports disease surveillance, among other activities. The project provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to 119,454 people, including 37,030  women, 34,641 men, and 47,783  children.
Assist crisis-affected people in Myanmar to meet their food and nutrition needs The main objective of this WFP project is to assist people in meeting their urgent food needs. This project provides activities such as identifying and selecting IDP camps and villages and beneficiaries, and provide cash-based transfer assistance to people newly displaced by conflict in hard-to-reach conflict-affected areas within Chin, Shan and central Rakhine states. The project provides life-saving assistance to 65,000 people, including 20,654 women, 18,678 men, 25,668 children, and including 4,550 persons with disabilities.
Ensuring GBV response, prevention and risk mitigation for crisis affected populations in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon. The main objective of this project is to provide protection against gender-based violence for vulnerable people in Cameroon. This UNFPA project provides GBV case management and other services in Women and Girls Safe Spaces, procures post-rape kits  for health facilities, and provide cash assistance, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,200 people, including 5,110 women, 4,400 children, 688 men, and 300 persons with disabilities.
Improving food security of IDPs The main objective of this WFP project is to ensure that IDPs have access to food through the provision of life-saving food assistance in the form of hot meals and cash-based transfers, while supporting the screening of malnutrition. This project provides coordination with IOM and other actors to identify IDP sites and finalize and sign the field-level agreement with selected implementing partners for hot meal distribution. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people, including 9,166 women, 7,656 men, 13,178 children, and  including 2,100 persons with disabilities.
Humanitarian response to people in situations of mobility, transit and displacement in Honduras in the context of insecurity and humanitarian crises The main objective of this project is to improve the protection, dignity, and living conditions of populations on the move through safe and dignified temporary accommodation, access to essential household items, and cash assistance. This IOM project delivers shelter and non-food items, multi-purpose cash, and coordinated camp management services. The project provides life-saving assistance to 72,792 people, including 19,915 women, 41,502 men, 11,375 children, and 1,618 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle (Education, Protection, Nutrition) au profit des enfants affectés par la crise du Sahel au Mali, dans les régions de Kidal, Ségou et Tombouctou. The main objective of this project is to provide critical child protection, education and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict-related displacement. This UNICEF project provides quality emergency education services for conflict-affected out-of-school children, child-protection, family reunification and reintegration services for unaccompanied children and those associated with non-state armed groups as well as lifesaving nutrition assistance for severely malnourished children under five. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 35,530 people, including 5,254 women, 996 men, 27,280 children, and 2,314 persons with disabilities.
Address urgent humanitarian needs of refugees and refugee returnees entering Ethiopia due to the conflict in Sudan (UNHCR) This multi-sectoral project aims to provide critical life-saving protection services and assistance to refugees, returnees, and affected members of the host community in Kurmuk and Metema. The project will alleviate protection risks and threats through protection activities, including timely registration and documentation of refugees, emergency communal shelter set-up in the transit centers, WASH activities, including emergency water provision through water trucking and the development of a durable water supply system and provision of food security and of basic and emergency health and nutrition services. UNHCR's emergency assistance will benefit 64,610 individuals, including 27,000 men, 27,500 women, 5,055 boys and 5,055 girls, and including 3,523 persons with disabilities.
Proposition du projet de Service Collectif pour l’Engagement Communautaire et la Redevabilité envers les communautés affectées The main objective of this project is to promote Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) by establishing three collective feedback and complaints mechanisms that serve the overall humanitarian community in Bria, Bambari et Kaga-Bandoro. This UNICEF-managed collective AAP project enables affected communities to 1) have harmonized access to communication channels to ensure their feedback reaches humanitarian actors; 2) have their opinions systematically heard through community mechanisms over which they have full control; 3) partake in and manage income-generating activities to operate the feedback mechanisms. The project enables accountability to affected communities in the target areas of Bria, Bambari et Kaga-Bandoro and will reach 45,897 people, including 12,851 women, 21,112 children and 8,095 people with disabilities. This project is part of the special thematic allocation for Accountability to Affected People (AAP) under the 2023 round 2 of the underfunded emergencies (UFE) allocations.
Lifesaving assistance to displaced populations in the Far-North and South-West regions of Cameroon through Shelter/Non-Food Items (NFI) and cash for rent. The main objective of this project is to provide in-kind and cash shelter assistance as well as distribute non-food items to vulnerable communities in Cameroon. This IOM project provides life-saving assistance to 5,700 people, including 1,400 women, 3,400 children, and 110 persons with disabilities.
Scale up response against severe acute malnutrition and outbreaks, especially Cholera, in Somali, Oromia and SNNP regions The main objective of this project is to provide quality and integrated health and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by drought. This WHO project provides treatment and consultations for diarrhea and cholera cases, as well as pediatric and malnutrition kits. The project supports 1,082,700 people, including 251,925 women, 242,070 men, 588,705 children, and 190,555 people with disabilities.