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Campos de Esperanza (Fields of Hope) Campos de Esperanza (Fields of Hope) is a project in Mexico that involves multiple stakeholders in government, the private sector and civil society working together to reduce child labor in migrant agricultural communities, particularly in the coffee and sugarcane sectors in Veracruz and Oaxaca. The project will link children and youth to existing educational programs. The project will also refer vulnerable households to existing government programs to improve income and reduce the need for child labor.
Building an Independent and Democratic Labor Movement to Protect Worker Rights in Mexico The project aims to build a cross-sectoral coalition of independent and democratic unions in Mexico.
Improving gender equity in the Mexican workplace The project aims to improve gender equity in the Mexican workplace by supporting actions to increase the number of women in union leadership, strengthen protections, address discrimination and harassment at work, and augment wages for women.
Mexico Awareness-Raising Project The project-level objective is to strengthen awareness of the Mexican labor justice reform among workers, employers, and union leaders.
Improving Working Conditions in the Mexican Automotive Supply Chain This project aims to improve working conditions in the Mexican automotive parts sector and support the development of a successful model for implementing labor law reform.
Initiative to Guard Against Labor Discrimination (IGUALDAD) Combatting Labor Discrimination in Mexico
Engaging Mexico's Auto Sector Employers in Labor Law Reform Implementation The project-level objective is employer compliance with these new labor requirements and improved working conditions in the Mexican automotive supply chain.
Sustentar: Project to Build and Strengthen Sustainability Systems in the Tomato and Chile Sectors in Mexico The Sustentar project aims to increase private sector stakeholders' accountability to uphold core labor standards consistent with Mexican labor laws and the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement's (USMCA) Labor Chapter, with a specific focus on addressing child labor, forced labor, and acceptable conditions of work. The project will include a focus on states that produce chile peppers and tomatoes, including Baja California, Baja California Sur, and Chihuahua.
Senderos: Sembrando Derechos, Cosechando Mejores Futuros Senderos is a project in Mexico that involves multiple stakeholders in government, the private sector, and civil society working together to improve adherence to international standards on child labor, forced labor, occupational safety and health (OSH), and other acceptable conditions of work in the sugarcane and tobacco sectors in Jalisco and Nayarit. The project will increase government capacity to enforce labor laws in agricultural supply chains, improve private sector awareness and compliance with labor laws, and increase farmworkers' awareness of labor rights and grievances mechanisms.
Strengthening Mexican Inspectorate for Labor Enforcement This project aims to strengthens the enforcement capabilities of federal and state Mexican labor authorities and improves their labor inspection's efficacy to ensure labor rights compliance. The project's strategy for achieving this goal includes the development and launch of a comprehensive and sustainable training program for labor inspectors at the federal and state levels, improvements in strategic planning, administration, resource management of labor inspections, and establishing proper outreach and compliance initiatives. The project will focus on developing skills and competencies to apply to inspections in U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement priority sectors, in targeted Northern states and with relevant supply chain actors.
Una Cosecha Justa: Project to Reduce Child Labor, Forced Labor, and Other Forms of Labor Exploitation in the Chile Pepper and Tomato Sectors in Mexico The project aims to increase protections for workers and reduce the risk of child labor, forced labor, and other labor rights violations among indigenous and migrant workers in the chile pepper and tomato sectors. The project will mobilize government officials, employers, workers, workers' organizations, agricultural outreach workers, community leaders, and civil society organizations to address labor violations and increase worker engagement in advocating for their labor rights.
Building a Comprehensive Government Approach to Combating Child Labor and Forced Labor in Mexico This project will enhance the effectiveness of the Government of Mexico to combat child labor and forced labor at the federal level and support specific interventions in the southern states of Chiapas, Yucatn, and Quintana Roo.
EQUAL - Equal Access to Quality Jobs for Women and Girls in Mexico In support of Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative (W-GDP), focusing on women and adolescent girls, EQUAL will increase job quality and safety, create opportunities for economic participation, and address gaps in social programs to reach remote and impoverished families in Mexico. The goal of the EQUAL project is to reduce the risk of child labor, forced labor, and other labor rights violations for women and adolescent girls (aged 15-17) working within the agricultural sector.
Strengthening Workers' Ability to Exercise their Labor Rights in Mexico The project aims to promote internationally recognized labor rights particularly by supporting implementation of the landmark labor law reform enacted in February 2017 and May 2019.1 The project would prioritize assisting workers in at least three of the following sectors: aerospace, mining, steel, aluminum, industrial bakeries, electronics, or call centers. The project objective is to improve workers' realization of their rights under Mexican labor laws.
Improving Workers Occupational Safety and Health in Selected Supply Chains in Mexico A Vision Zero Fund The project is intended to help Mexico meet its labor obligations under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The Vision Zero Fund project aims to improve the occupational safety and health of workers in selected supply chains with a focus on COVID-19, female workers, and workers in vulnerable conditions.
Strengthening Workers' Ability to Exercise their Labor Rights in Mexico The project aims to promote internationally recognized labor rights particularly by supporting implementation of the landmark labor law reform enacted in February 2017 and May 2019. The project would prioritize assisting workers in at least three of the following sectors: aerospace, mining, steel, aluminum, industrial bakeries, electronics, or call centers. The project objective is to improve workers' realization of their rights under Mexican labor laws.
Improving Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) in Selected Supply Chains in Mexico The project is intended to help Mexico meet its labor obligations under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The Vision Zero Fund project aims to improve the occupational safety and health of workers in selected supply chains with a focus on COVID-19, female workers, and workers in vulnerable conditions.
Mexico Awareness Raising Project The project-level objective is to strengthen awareness of the Mexican labor justice reform among workers, employers, and union leaders.
Building a Comprehensive Government Approach to Combating Child Labor and Forced Labor in Mexico This project will enhance the effectiveness of the Government of Mexico to combat child labor and forced labor at the federal level and support specific interventions in the southern states of Chiapas, Yucatan, and Quintana Roo.
Enhancing Labor Conciliation in Mexico (ENLACE) The project aims to support the state-level conciliation institutions established by the 2019 Mexican Labor Law Reform to help workers, unions, and employers prevent and resolve labor disputes in a transparent and efficient manner.
Towards Effective Courts and Coordinated Labor Justice The project will provide state labor courts with technical assistance to strengthening the capacity of the labor courts to adjudicate labor cases in an equitable, independent, and efficient manner.
Promotion de la Santé et des Droits Sexuels et Reproductifs au Bénin/ (PSDSR) Le projet PSDSR porte sur le droit à la santé reproductive et les droits sexuels. Il est géré par un consortium constitué de trois (3) ONG (CARE, ABMS et ABPF). Le leadership du projet est assuré par CARE International Bénin/Togo.
PROMOTION DE LA SANTE ET DROITS SEXUELS ET REPRODUCTIFS AU BENIN 
PHASE II Le Projet Promotion de la Santé et Droits Sexuels et Reproductifs au Bénin – Phase2 est mis en oeuvre par CARE International Bénin/Togo avec trois ONG locales partenaires à savoir: GRASID ONG, AFRIC'MUTUALITE et SIA N'SON
Multi-sectoral integrated intervention in cholera affected communities The main objective of this UNICEF project is this project is to contribute to reduction in morbidity and mortality due to cholera through implementation of multi-sectoral programme in targeted high-risk districts and populations. This UNICEF project enhances Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene interventions with targeted "Stop cholera kits" distributions and support for schools, healthcare, and communities. Integrates Risk Communication and Community Engagement for planning and mass-media messaging, while also improving community-based case management, nutrition, and protection services for cholera-affected individuals. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 1,060,000 people, including  239,611 men,  258,858 women, 561,531 children, and 76,824  persons with disabilities.
Réponse intégrée d'urgence en nutrition, en eau, hygiène et assainissement (EHA) pour renforcer l’accès aux services de base essentiels des populations déplacées dans la province du Lac et de celles affectées par la crise du Soudan. The main objective of this project is to swiftly respond to crises and save lives by ensuring access to essential services such as nutrition, and WASH for both forcibly displaced populations and host communities the provinces of Ouaddaï, Sila, Ennedi Est, Lac, and Salamat. This UNICEF project involves the procurement and distribution of therapeutic supplies for the treatment of SAM, along with strengthening the operational capabilities of health centers caring for children with SAM. This includes the procurement of tents and support for the refurbishment of a therapeutic unit dedicated to managing severe cases with complications, among other activities. The Nutrition component of the project will provide life-saving aid to a total of 114,500 individuals, which includes 87,000 women, 17,399 children, and including 17,000 persons with disabilities.  The WASH component of the project will provide life-saving aid to a total of 90,000 individuals, which includes 18,000 women, 34,399 children, and including 13,500 persons with disabilities.
Addressing the most urgent shelter needs of vulnerable people affected by Hurricane Beryl in Jamaica The main objective of this IOM project is to provide access to lifesaving shelter assistance and non-food items such as water tanks, generators, and kitchen appliances among others to vulnerable communities affected by Hurricane Beryl. This project will also provide sector-specific cash assistance for shelter repair. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,500 people, including 6,750 women, 2,700 children, and including 150 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle : Protection, Abris et AME aux victimes des inondations en RDC (Kinshasa, Sud-Kivu) The main objective of this project is to assist 26,250 people affected by floods in South Kivu and Kinshasa with multi-sectoral assistance covering the protection, shelter and non-food items needs, through multi-purpose cash and in kind assistance modalities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 26,250 people, including 6,423 women, 14,260 children, and 530 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence au Sud-Kivu et à Kinshasa The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance in the form of unconditional cash transfers to respond to the food insecurity of vulnerable households affected by floods. The multi-purpose cash modality will cover mainly needs related to food security, as well as shelter and Non Food Items, and health. This WFP project targets 22,707 individuals with life-saving assistance, including 3,179 women, 16,349 children, and 5,324 persons with disabilities.
Operational Cost for Food Assistance and Targeted Supplementary Feeding The primary objective of the UNICEF project is to provide life-saving Food Assistance and Targeted Supplementary Feeding in Afar and Tigray. WFP plans to provide 6,530 metric tons of unconditional food assistance that can assist an estimated 385,287 beneficiaries in Afar region for one month. Under nutrition activities will include screening for moderate acute malnutrition, case management of malnourished women using Super Cereal Plus for six months, and supply management of Specialized Nutritious Foods procured by the WFP. Under this project, WFP will target a total of 385,927 people, including 120,826 women, 125,758 men, 138,703 children, and including 38,529 persons with disabilities.
Integrated multi-sectoral emergency response to reduce morbidity and mortality by ensuring access to healthcare, including advanced nutrition services, targeting the most vulnerable populations in prioritized sub-districts of Syria The proposed Project targets 11 sub-districts as part of a multi-sectoral approach to responding to health emergencies complicated by malnutrition. It aims to reduce morbidity and mortality by restoring access to healthcare, including essential nutrition actions. The WHO project complements the UNICEF response in the allocation and targets 296,266 affected people with activities in the Health sector.
Provision of life-saving nutrition-sensitive assistance to crisis affected population in Local Government Areas in NE Nigeria The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food and nutrition assistance to extremely food insecure people and nutritionally vulnerable members of their households. This WFP project targets 159,199 people with vouchers to meet basic food needs; almost 10,000 pregnant and nursing mothers and almost 15,000 children under 2 years of age will receive an additional nutritional monthly voucher. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 159,199 people, including over 38,500 women, almost 96,000 children, and including almost 5,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to El Nino affected households in Timor-Leste The main goal of this project is to provide food security and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in the municipalities of Bobonaro, Covalima, Ermera, Lautem, Liquica, and Manufahi. This WFP project aims to improve the nutritional situation of vulnerable populations by providing in-kind food packages and specialized nutritious meals to pregnant and lactating women. The project targets 16,852 people with food security, of whom 4,550 are women, and 4,719 are men, 7,553 are children. 674 persons with disabilities are also targeted. Additionally, 1,001 women are targeted with nutrition activities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux familles vulnérables affectées par les inondations et les glissements de terrain dû aux changements climatiques dans les provinces Bujumbura Rural, Makamba, et Rumonge. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving emergency food assistance to vulnerable populations who are affected by the floods and landslides in Burundi and who are threatened by acute food insecurity. Key activities include cash transfers to affected people to cover their essential food needs for three months. This will ensure access to nutritionally adequate food for affected people, while the cash transfer modality will also help stimulate markets and support the local economy in the affected and temporary displacement hosting areas. The project provides life-saving assistance to 8,600 people, of whom 2,205 are women and 2,144 are girls. Additionally, 1,118 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Emergency Transportation Assistance through Cash-Based support to Returnees Affected by the Sudan Crisis The main objective of this IOM project is to address urgent basic needs and reduce protection risks for South Sudanese returnees by providing safe, voluntary and dignified onward transportation assistance to their areas of origin or interest. This project provides registration, vulnerability and pre-departure screening for returnees as part of the onward transportation assistance, as well as onward transportation assistance through charter flights, buses and boats. The project aims to provide life-saving assistance to 17,000 people, including 5,000 women, 7,500 children, and including 2,500 persons with disabilities.
to Support Disaster Preparedness and Food Assistance for Flood Affected Vulnerable Households (JAMUNA) The project is part of the Anticipatory Action framework for floods in Bangladesh and aims to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable people to be affected by floods in the district of Bogra, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Kurigram, and Sirajgani. This WFP project provides unconditional cash assistance to 378,500 people of whom 127,290 are women, 92,089 are men, and 159,121 are children. 6,045 people with disabilities are also targeted under this project.
Life-saving Agriculture and Nutrition-sensitive Assistance to Crisis affected populations in Local Government Areas in BAY states The main objective of this project is to provide Life-saving Agriculture and Nutrition-sensitive Assistance to Crisis affected populations. This FAO project provides emergency agriculture assistance complemented by the establishment of 10 Farmer Field Schools; the project also supports efforts to prevent relapse of acute malnutrition by providing “Tom Brown”, a locally produced supplementary food. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 65,100 people, including over 12,000 women, over 33,000 children, and including almost 8,000 persons with disabilities.
Assurer l’accès humanitaire dans les zones touchées par la crise soudanaise. The main objective of this project is to provide UN Humanitarian Air Service to 19 destinations in Chad. This WFP project strengthens humanitarian access through the provision of a air transportation to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid, the rapid evacuation of humanitarian personnel deployed in areas of operation in the event of a medical or security emergency.
Support scale-up of preventive and curative Nutrition, WASH and Protection services with integrated response in El Nino-drought affected Machinga district in Malawi. The main goal of this project is to support children’s resilience during the current drought in Malawi in coordination with the WASH, Nutrition, and Protection sectors in the Machinga district. Under the WASH sector, UNICEF will work to reduce the risk of acute and chronic malnutrition by providing children with water, safe community spaces, and sanitary equipment to be used at home to optimize the use of nutrients and growth. This will impact 10,780 women, 5,183 children, and 2,400 persons with disabilities. Under the Nutrition cluster, the activities will include the screening of 119,165 children for malnutrition, treating of 5,183 children for severe acute malnutrition, and the counselling of 36,165 caregivers of children aged 0-23 months. This will target 155,330 people, including 35,442 women, 119,165 children, and 4,447 persons with disabilities. Lastly, under the protection sector the activities implemented will include the screening of children for violence abuse and neglect, and the sensitization of their caregivers regarding protection for children, GBV mitigation, and referral to protection services for those who are experiencing violence. This will target 181,245 people, including 46,222 women, 124,348 children, and 4,447 persons with disabilities.
Rapid Emergency response to minimize the incidence and mortality associated with cholera in the Lusaka districts by halting the spread of the disease and preventing its extension to unaffected areas The main aim of this WHO project is to minimize the incidence and mortality associated with cholera in the Lusaka districts by halting the spread of the disease and preventing its extension to unaffected areas. This WHO project provides essential cholera health services and supplies, which includes effective deployment of rapid response teams, distribution of emergency medical and cholera-specific kits, coupled with targeted on-the-job orientation sessions for health workers on the utilization of emergency kits and adherence to patient care protocols at Cholera Treatment Centers (CTCs), Cholera Treatment Units (CTUs), and Oral Rehydration Points (ORPs) in the community.
The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,035 people, including 2,768 women, 2,583 men, 6,455 children, and 1,181 persons with disabilities.
Life and livelihood-saving assistance to dzud-affected vulnerable herder households The FAO project aims to contribute to improved dignity and protecting the livelihoods of dzud-affected herder communities in regions prone to spring catastrophic hazards and experiencing outbreaks of transboundary animal diseases. The FAO project provides unconditional cash transfers to herders, and facilitates the vaccination of sheep and goats against pox. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 8,800 people (2,050 men, 2,560 women and 4,190 children), including 350 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d'urgence intégrée pour soulager les besoins vitaux immédiats des populations les plus vulnérables, touchées par les inondations en Équateur, à Kinshasa et dans la Tshopo. The main objective of this project is to provide emergency assistance to the most vulnerable populations affected by flooding in Ecuador, Kinshasa, and Tshopo. This CERF project focuses on the WASH, Health and child protection sectors, and aims to contribute to: improving access to WASH services through the disinfection and rehabilitation of water points; improving access to primary health care through the light rehabilitation of health structures affected, and strengthened surveillance systems; and strengthening child protection services in affected areas, among others. Through these activities, this project aims to lessen the impact of flooding on affected populations. The project provides life-saving assistance to over 137,000 people, including 22,866 women, 94,734 children, and including 19,831 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to support 45,000 people affected by acute watery diarrhoea (AWD)/Cholera in Puntland and Central South Region of Somalia The overall objective of the proposed project is to provide life-saving by provision of emergency integrated WASH and health services, focusing on six cholera hotspots in Beletweyne and Jowhar districts (Hirshabelle State), Kismayo (Jubaland State), and Banadir, Garowe, and Bossaso districts (Puntland State). UNICEF and partners will provide safe water, rehabilitate water facilities, improve cleaning and disinfection practices, and establish or renovate emergency latrines. Additionally, they will distribute cholera kits, promote hygiene, establish two case treatment centers, set up oral rehydration points, deliver quality case management, and conduct risk communication and community engagement. A total of 45,000 people, including 13,950 women ,  6,750 men and24,300  children and 9,000 persons with disabilities,  are expected to directly benefit from these interventions.