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Emergency livelihoods support to returnees in Mocimboa da Praia, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique The main objective of this project is to provide emergency agricultural livelihood assistance for vulnerable returnees in Mocimboa da Praia district. This FAO project provides agricultural and livestock input as well as training on good agricultural practices for agro-pastoral returnee households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 25,000 people, including 5,250 men, 7,750 women, 12,000 children, and 1,251 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration en urgence des moyens de subsistance des personnes les plus vulnérables et renforcement des moyens d’existence par la mise en place des solutions durables dans la ville de Bunia et les territoires, Mahagi et Djugu The main objective of this project is to provide agricultural livelihoods assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Bunia, Djugu and Mahagi. This FAO project distributes agricultural kits and provides cash transfers to targeted households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 27,000 people, including 9,700 women, 6,500 men, 10,800 children, and including 3,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Response to Assist Earthquake Affected Communities This project, targeting 590,000 affected people, provides food distribution of food packages and through soup kitchens, stregnthens logistics coordination and cooperation among humanitarian actors and provides shared ICT services (radio communications, data connectivity and charging stations) in one common operational hub, including rapid mobilization of expertise and equipment. The sectors of engagement are FSA, Logistics and ETC.
Supporting the immediate restoration of food security, agriculture and livelihoods across Vanuatu from twin Tropical Cyclones Judy & Kevin The main objective of this project is to improve food and nutrition security for households affected by Cyclones Judy and Kevin through restoration of productive assets and capacity. This FAO project distributes horticultural seeds and agricultural tools to 14,755 people, trains 6,700 people on agricultural skills and safe handling of foods, and supports 6,700 people in harvesting crops within 3 months. Additionally, the project provides livestock inputs, such as livestock fencing and animal feed, to 1,850 people and offers training on best practices in livestock rearing during emergencies to 1,250 people. In total, the project assists 22,485 people, including 6,979 men, 6,849 women, 4,369 boys, 4,288 girls, and including 1,349 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening accountability services and AAP capacity in hard-to-reach areas in Myanmar The inter-agency project in Myanmar seeks to bolster accountability to affected populations (AAP) outcomes, especially in hard-to-reach areas with high displacement rates. Spearheaded by a steering committee composed of AAP/CE Working Group members, the project enhances humanitarian information systems through community-centered engagement in the Northwest and Southeast regions, both facing complex access challenges, and establishes collective AAP systems and processes to systematically utilize localized feedback data for informing program decisions and operational actions, validated by communities at sub-national and national levels. Additionally, the project aims to ensure ongoing national-level coordination of AAP interventions through coordination of the AAP/CE Working Group. The project provides capacity building to 360 persons on AAP.
Emergency Shelter and NFI response for cyclone affected communities in Rakhine and Northwest of Myanmar The main objective of this project is to support vulnerable Cyclone Mocha affected households in the Northwest of Myanmar through cash for shelter repairs and/or household items (NFI) and in-kind emergency shelter and NFI in Rakhine. This IOM project provides cash for shelter repairs and household items to 14,250 affected people, as well as in-kind emergency shelter and NFI assistance to 35,750 individuals. The project provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 11,520 women, 10,520 men, 27,978 children, and 6,500 persons with disabilities.
Intervention médicale pour réduire la morbidité et la mortalité chez les personnes retournées sinistrées des inondations, y compris les enfants de moins de 5 ans avec des complications liées à la malnutrition sévère  et les populations hôtes dans le lac The main objective of this project is to provide health and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons affected by flooding in the Lac district. This WHO project provides access to essential primary healthcare services, procures life-saving medicines, and provides treatment to severe complications of malnutrition. The health component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 140,000 people, including 33,000 women, 31,000 men, 76,000 children, and including 21,000 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides humanitarian assistance to 12,000 people, including 2,800 women, 2,700 men, 6,500 children, and including 1,800 persons with disabilities.
Réponse humanitaire d’urgence en nutrition, eau, assainissement et hygiène ainsi que services de protection aux enfants et personnes déplacées internes et aux populations hôtes affectées par la crise dans les régions du Sahel et de la Boucle du Mouhoun The main objective of this project is to provide WASH, Nutrition and Protection assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Sahel (Provinces de Soum, Oudalan et Yagha) and Boucle du Mouhoun (Province de Sourou) regions. This UNICEF project provides humanitarian assistance to 29,221 people, including 7,085 women, 2,125 men, 20,011 children, and including 1,366 persons with disabilities.
UNHCR Protection Response for Returnees in Mocimboa da Praia The main objective of this project is to provide emergency protection assistance for vulnerable returnees in Mocimboa da Praia district. This UNHCR project provides community-based protection services, civil documentation and legal assistance, protection monitoring, and housing, land & property interventions. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,000 people, including 8,000 men, 12,000 women, 20,000 children, and 6,400 persons with disabilities.
Supporting children and their families in cholera and cyclone FREDDY affected areas with WASH and Health lifesaving interventions The main objective of this project is to provide WASH and Health assistance to people affected by floods and cholera in Inhambane, Sofala, Manica, Tete, Zambezia and Niassa provinces. This UNICEF project provides WASH and Health assistance to prevent widespread of water related diseases. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 116,951 people, including 35,085 women, 29,238 men, 52,628 children, and including 7,020 persons with disabilities.
Reaching conflict-affected areas with critical supplies This CERF proposal is focused on the ‘hotspot’ regions of Darfur, Kordofan and Khartoum and aims to reach conflict-affected children and their communities with critical health, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies. UNICEF target 2.5 million affected people with Health activities,  13,250 with nutrition, and 1 million with WASH sector engagement.
Réponse d'urgence intégrée pour les communautés vulnérables affectées par les conflits armés au Nord-Kivu et Sud-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene, nutrition and education assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees, refugees and host community members in North and South Kivu. This UNICEF project provides access to safe drinking water, rehabilitates water points, constructs emergency showers and latrines, establishes temporary learning centres, screens for acute malnutrition and provides treatment to those suffering from severe acute malnutrition. This WASH component provides assistance to 108,000 people; the nutrition component to 5,900 people; and the education component to 4,400 people.
Facilitation of Demand-Driven Emergency Telecommunications and Humanitarian Air Services This project provides operational support to emergency response operations that have relocated from Khartoum to Port Sudan in the aftermath of the violent clashes throughout the country. The project seeks support in the Emergency Telecommunications (ETC) and CS-Humanitarian Air Services. The ETC engagement seeks to establish data connectivity services in 5 field locations (including Port Sudan) and the UNHAS component will ensure the continuation of air services on the ground.
2023 Life-saving emergency livelihood response in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to protect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable households and increase their food production. This FAO project provides agricultural inputs, animal health services and small ruminants, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 300,000 people, including 156,000 women, 60,000 children and 210 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving emergency Assistance for Disaster-Affected Populations in Türkiye This project targets 70,000 people affected by the earthquake with engagements in the Protection, WASH and ES/NFI sectors. Activities include among others protection monitoring, case management, distribution of portable latrines and distribution of standard HH winterization kits.
Emergency life-saving WASH, winterization and education services for the most vulnerable children and communities affected by the earthquake in Türkiye The project’s objective is to provide life-saving WASH, NFI and education supplies, for more than 139,000 children and their families in affected areas (in Kahramanmaraş, Hatay, Gaziantep, Kilis, Osmaniye, Malatya, Adıyaman, Diyarbakır, Şanlıurfa, Adana). The proposed activities include distribution of WASH supplies (collapsible water containers, Hygiene kits), winter clothes for 0-14 years old and Electrical Heaters (NFI) and learning and playing materials (My Playbox kits, school in a box, recreational kits and individual school bags and stationery for children).
Emergency Food Assistance to the Affected Most Vulnerable People - Chattogram Division Flash Floods and Monsoon Rain The main goal of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable people affected by floods in the Chattogram Division. This WFP project provides food and cash assistance to people affected by the severe flooding to help them meet their basic food, nutrition, and other essential needs. This project targets 101,291 people, of whom 31,393 are women, 30,767 are men, 39,131 are children, and 1,673 are people with disabilities.
Strengthen and Link Community-Based Mechanisms for Collective AAP and Develop Joint AAP Strategy for Karamoja The main objective of this UNWOMEN project is to enhance accountability and empower communities through the implementation of a comprehensive collective Accountability to Affected People (AAP) approach, strengthen and link feedback mechanisms, and approach to AAP through the development of a strategy for the Karamoja region. This project provides activities such as conducting AAP self-assessment, identifying and mapping existing AAP and community feedback mechanisms, and community-based structures which target marginalized groups such as women, youth, and persons with disabilities to guide the outline of the AAP system. The project provides life-saving assistance to 25,000 people, including 10,000 women, 7,000 children, and including 1,200 persons with disabilities. This project is part of the special thematic allocation for AAP under the 2023 round 2 for underfunded emergencies (UFE).
Lifesaving nutrition response to the drought-affected children in Karamoja Region The main objective of this UNICEF project is to contribute to delivering a critical, life-saving response to prevent the deterioration of nutritional status among 19,655 severely malnourished children in the Karamoja region of Uganda, driven by drought-induced humanitarian needs. This project provides community mobilization, conducts mass screening of children aged 6-59 months using anthropometric equipment such as weighing scales and types for early identification, detection, and referrals of children with severe wasting to health facilities for treatment. The project provides life-saving assistance to 114,404 people, including 23,876 women, 90,528 children, and including 116 persons with disabilities.
Fourniture de services de soins vitaux en santé maternelle et reproductive aux populations affectées par la crise soudanaise. The main objective of this project is to provide sexual and reproductive health assistance to host community members, refugees, returnees, and internally displaced persons in Bamingui-Bangoran, Haute-Kotto, and Vakaga. This UNFPA project provides access to essential sexual and reproductive health services, including through the procurement of inter-agency emergency reproductive health kits. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 24,800 people, including 14,400 women, 2,100 men, 8,300 children, and including 250 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Collective Gender Responsive and inclusive Accountability to Affected People in OPT This is a special Protection project under the AAP envelope in UFE round 2 2024. The project's objective is to strengthen the collective gender-responsive and inclusive accountability to the affected people (AAP) in the OPT through the establishment of a Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM) in the West Bank and Gaza Strip . The CFM is a complete system that encompasses communication channels that enable the affected population to communicate on needs, complaints, provide feedback and request assistance. It also encompasses the procurement and adaptation of a Customer Relations Mechanism (CRM) to receive, host, and manage inputs from different sources.
GBV Response Risk mitigation East Libya Through this project UNFPA improves the access of displaced women to GBV response services in the areas affected by the flood in the East of Libya. This includes: establishment of temporary and semi-permanent Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) in IDP-hosting areas; procurement and distribution of 4,000 Dignity Kits as part of GBV risk mitigation activities; distribution of core relief items to the displaced populations through the RRM; deployment of mobile social worker teams to provide mental health and psycho-social support to affected people. The agency targets 4,299 affected people through this Protection (GBV) project.
Lifesaving nutrition interventions for the most vulnerable migrant families and local populations affected by malnutrition The main objective of this project is to conduct malnutrition screening and treatment in malnutrition hotspots and the Western border, reducing the prevalence of malnutrition and its impact among vulnerable children and families. This project screens 34,000 people for acute malnutrition, admits 700 to the MAM treatment program and 170 to the SAM treatment program, and provides vitamins and/or micronutrient supplements to 40,000 individuals. This project delivers life-saving assistance to 40,500 people, including 6,000 women, 500 men, 34,000 children, and 600 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Integrated nutrition and maternal infant and young child services in nutrition stabilization centers to continue addressing nutrition needs in flood affected districts. The main objective of this project is to strengthen integrated nutrition and maternal, infant, and young child services in nutrition stabilization centers to address nutrition needs in flood-affected districts. This WHO project improves access to essential integrated life-saving nutrition services, including the treatment of severe acute malnutrition in children under 5 and the promotion of optimal breastfeeding practices, by strengthening nutrition stabilization centers in selected districts and hospitals. The project provides life-saving nutrition assistance to 10,417 people, including 6,250 women, 2,025 boys, 2,142 girls, and 267 persons with disabilities.
Assistance d’abris urgence aux populations déplacées dans le Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide shelter assistance to 24,500 displaced people in North Kivu province in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, including 8,900 women, 8,600 children, and 2,450 persons with disabilities.
WFP Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance for Sudan Crisis As a result of the recent Sudan crisis, hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees are fleeing their country and seeking refuge in Egypt.  Through this MPC project, WFP is planning an emergency cash assistance package for 14,238 crisis-affected Sudanese.
Réponse multisectorielle d’eau, d’hygiène, d’assainissement et de protection de l'enfant pour sauver la vie des réfugiés soudanais et des retournes tchadiens et des communautés hôtes de l’est du Tchad The main objective of this project is to provide child protection and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to returnees, refugees and host community members in Ouaddai, Sila and Wadi Fira. This UNICEF project provides protection services to children, drills 13 boreholes to provide access to fresh water, constructs emergency latrines and showers, distributes WASH kits, and provides access to water treatment and hand-washing kits. The water, sanitation and hygiene component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 36,000 people, including 7,500 women, 6,900 men, 21,600 children, and including 4,700 persons with disabilities. The child protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 18,000 people, including 1,500 women, 1,500 men and 15,000 children, and including 2,700 persons with disabilities.
Abris d'urgence aux populations touchées par le cyclone dans le Grand Sud-Est de Madagascar The main aim of this IOM project is to provide housing for cyclone-affected people. To that end, IOM will conduct a cash for shelter programme to help the population repair their destroyed or damaged homes rehabilitate shelters and rehabilitate 3 communal halls. In total, IOM will reach 30,214 people through the shelter/NFI component, including 18,128 women and 3,626 girls. IOM will reach 1,500 people through the camp coordination and camp management component, including 700 women and 300 girls.
Emergency response to Cyclone-Affected Populations in Vanuatu with lifesaving Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) The objective of project is to improve the living conditions of cyclone-affected people by providing Shelter and Non-Food Items (S/NFI), monitoring displaced populations, and assisting evacuation centres in target provinces. This IOM project activities include procuring/distributing S/NFI kits to beneficiary households, tracking displacement data, producing displacement reports, sharing information with government/humanitarian partners, identifying/referring gaps in service provision and advocating for partner response. The project provides life-saving assistance to 2,760 people, including 856 men, 839 women, 539 boys, 526 girls, and 40 persons with disabilities.
Assistance Agricole d’urgence aux ménages vulnérables affectés par les cyclones Batsirai, Emnati (2022) et Freddy (2023) dans le Grand Sud-est de Madagascar The main aim of this $1.5m FAO project is to contribute to the quick restauration of livelihoods and to the improvement of food security of vulnerable households. To that end, FAO will distribute agricultural inputs (seeds) and live chickens, and conduct training. In total, FAO plans to reach 47,500 people, including 9,880 women and 14,820 girls.
Multi-Sectoral Rapid Response for Flooding in Dollo Ado and Bokolmayo The UNHCR project aims to provide emergency Multi-Sectoral Rapid Response for Flooding in Dollo Ado and Bokolmayo. The project offers aid to 3,185 vulnerable households (22,295 individuals) affected by floods, providing one-time cash-for-protection (ETB 7,700 per household), reconstructing 450 shelters for displaced communities, and rehabilitating five water pump houses for clean water access. The project also decommissions 100 damaged communal latrines, reducing waterborne disease risks through community mobilization. The project delivers life-saving assistance to a total of 361,615 individuals, including 79,555 women, 61,475 men, and 220,585 children. An estimated 26,071 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Emergency food assistance to the most vulnerable and food insecure people affected by the Sudan crisis, and provision of common services to organizations responding to the Sudan response in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance and logistics in support of vulnerable arriving in South Sudan to escape fighting in neighboring Sudan. This WFP project provides in-kind and in-cash food assistance. It also provides logistics support for core relief items. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 34,069 people, including 5,452 women, 24,187 children, and 688 persons with disabilities.
Protection and winter assistance to influx of Afghans returning from Pakistan The main objective of this project is to provide protection and winter assistance, including cash for voluntary return, multi-purpose cash assistance, and cash for winter clothing, heating, and fuel to vulnerable Afghans returning from Pakistan. This UNHCR project provides heating and fuel support ($200) and winter clothing ($74), provided in cash, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 45,643 people, including 8,714 women, 9,129 men, 23,651 children, and 4,149 persons with disabilities.
Enhance protection and provide emergency shelter/NFI assistance to newly arrived refugees in Armenia UNHCR's project aims to support refugees from Karabakh by providing essential items and rental support. This includes blankets, clothing, hygiene kits, and shelter materials. The project targets the most vulnerable, benefiting 4,400 people with cash transfers for housing and utilities. Additionally, UNHCR will identify and assist vulnerable refugees through protection monitoring, registration, and needs assessment, while collecting and analyzing feedback and complaints. This project enhances access to basic needs and protection for refugees. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,900 people in the shelter and non-food sector and 1,000 people in the protection sector.
Lifesaving Health and Nutritional Support to pregnant women and new-borns through Maternity Waiting Homes in remote rural areas of Eritrea. The main goal of this project is to provide health and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by drought. This UNFPA project is implemented through Maternity Waiting Homes by providing essential food supplies, emergency and dignity kits, bedding materials, and raising awareness about maternal health programs. This project supports a total of 9,142 people, of whom 61% are women and 39% are children. 431 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Provision of emergency cash-based transfers in the form of electronic food vouchers to vulnerable Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. WFP has been addressing the deteriorating food security in Palestine by providing food and cash assistance to extremely poor and food insecure. Cash-based transfers, in the form of electronic food vouchers, have been a primary method for assisting beneficiaries aiming to meet a share of their food needs. Under this proposal, WFP assists 140,000 people in both Gaza and the West Bank with Food Security activities in the form of electronic food vouchers.
Lifesaving health interventions in flood affected districts in Rwanda The key objective of this project is to improve Lifesaving health interventions in flood-affected districts in Rwanda. This WHO project provides lifesaving medicine and essential medical equipment, epidemiological surveillance and laboratory services, distribution of dignity kits and emergency Reproductive Health kits, and maternal health and Sexual Reproductive Health equipment and material in total, the project targets 18,854 people, including 5,970 women, 3,243 men, and 9,641 children 498 persons with disabilities are also supported.