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Provision of child protection and emergency education services to flood-affected children in Jamalpur and Dinajpur districts CERF funds will support restoring the child care and protection mechanism as well as education services within the affected community in selected Upazilas of Dinajpur and Jamalpur districts. Around 10,000 children will be targeted to have access to both protection services and education services. 

The CERF-funded interventions for Child Protection will focus on:
•	Establishment of temporary Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) close to schools or in available places adjacent to the communities/affected people are settled. Transfer and distribution of  Recreational Kits and CFS materials.
•	Deployment of social workers and case management in the CFS to further assess the protection needs and develop individual intervention plans to refer to services. 
•	Introduce CFS as One Stop service center in order to provide multi-sectoral services. (i.e. WASH, message to communities, nutrition and injury protection and health services, etc.).

For education, The CERF-funded interventions for Education will focus on Procurement and Distribution of Education in Emergency (EiE) kits to selected Child Friendly Spaces.
Provision of emergency reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health services including preparedness and response to disease outbreaks The main objective is to increase access to quality life-saving emergency health care services and emergency assistance, including high impact critical life-saving health services for 20,000 women and children in both rural and urban areas severely affected by the ongoing drought. Cost effective, life-saving health services will be provided through fixed health facilities, mobile and outreach services, with a focus on Maternal and Child Health.  The project will be implemented within four months.
Protection et assistance multisectorielle des populations affectées par le conflit intercommunautaire dans les provinces du Tanganyika et Haut Katanga This project aims to protect 578,269 IDPs and is implemented in close cooperation with IOM. It will ensure the protection of populations affected by the Twas-Bantu conflict in the provinces of Tanganyika and Haut Katanga by strengthening the protection monitoring mechanism and supporting the search for durable solutions by building the capacity of local authorities. In addition the most vulnerable houselholds will be identified and obtain support to return in their original villages.
Provision of Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance to Vulnerable Herder Households Affected by Dzud The main objective of this project is to address time-critical survival needs of 3,500 vulnerable herder families in the regions most affected by the harsh winter conditions of dzud. UNDP will use the CERF to provide multi-purpose cash grants in one instalment in the amount of US$100 to each beneficiary household to procure life-saving commodities including food, fuel for heating and phone credit for emergency communication. The project will cover 12 Aimags of 36 soums and one District of Ulaanbaatar City. The project will be implemented within five months.
Provision and Management of Common WASH Core Pipeline Supplies for WASH Cluster Partners. The main objective of this joint project with IOM is to provide critical supplies that will address basic WASH needs of the targeted IDPs and vulnerable host communities.  In this joint project UNICEF will use CERF funds to procure and distribute WASH emergency supplies for 223,489 individuals.  138,563 IDPs and 84,926 people living in host communities in Koch, Leer, Mayendit, Panyijar, Kajo-Keji, Lainya, Magwi, Torit, Yei will benefit from this support for 6 months.
Safe disposal of disaster waste and essential community infrastructure rehabilitation The main purpose of this project is to mnimizethreats to public health from diseases originating from dead livestock and restoring access to flood-affected communities. With this CERF's grant, UNDP will distribute $87,270 through cash for work wages (36 community infrastructure rehabilitated and safe disposal of 1051 livestock, 67,500 poultry The project will benefit 42,707 persons including 21,313 women.
Provision of NFIs, Emergency shelters in displacement and return areas in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe State The main objective is to address protection concerns and reduce vulnerabilities related to inadequate housing and basic household needs through the provision shelter and NFI and response to the most vulnerable IDPs and returnees.  UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) construct 3,020 emergency shelters for IDPs living in open space, and  2) procure, transport and distribute (with partners) basic household items (NFIs).  18,120 IDPs in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe State will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Immediate response to provide temporary emergency shelter and restore basic living conditions for hurricane Irma affected people in the provinces of Ciego de Avila, Sancti Spiritus and Villa Clara in Cuba The main objective of this project is to improve coverage of basic living conditions for people affected by Hurricane Irma in 9 municipalities in Cuba. UNDP will use CERF funds to ensure provision of emergency shelter and basic living conditions to affected families, including galvanized roof sheeting for 53,691 people and roof tarpaulins for 22,950 families. 53,691 beneficiaries will benefit directly from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Prevention and response to protection risks and community mobilization The main objective is to contribute to a protective environment through the availability of information on risks/incidents related to protection issuesfor a response by implementing partners and through community mobilization.  UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) establish/strengtheni community based protection mechanisms, and 2) train community-based protection structures on sensitization, protection, prevention and response among other activities.  74,203 refugees, 84,320 IDPs and 10,118 people in host communities in the Diffa region will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Restoring Safe and Adequate WASH Facilities in the Makeshift Settlements, Cox’s Bazar District The main objective of this project is to ensure the well-being of Rohingyas who had fled Myanmar and are affected by Cyclone Mora in Bangladesh through the restoration of emergency WASH services in Ukhiya and Teknaf sub-districts in Cox’s Bazaar. With this grant, IOM will disinfect 245 water points, and repair 226 latrines and 70 bathing cubicles. The project will benefit 23,102 refugees and will last four months.
Life-saving Sexual and Reproductive Health support to women and girls Using CERF funds UNFPA aims to support 17,000 women and girls of reproductive age who have been impacted by the landslides through: i) procurement and distribution of clean delivery kits to ensure some 2,000 pregnant women have safe deliveries; ii) 1,000 pregnant women in their last trimester receive cash grants to support transport to health facilities for delivery; and iii) distribution of delivery kits to 5,000 women and girls. The project activities will be implemented within four months.
Support life-saving health interventions for children and pregnant women in 36 counties in DPRK The main objective is to ensure presence of quality health care service starting from pregnancy until delivery and from infancy to childhood for 379,107 women and children. Activities include screening for diseases, early diagnosis and treatment and, where required immediate referral thereby contributing to maternal, neonatal and child survival. The project will be implementd in 36 counties over 9 months.
Lifesaving WASH Response to the Horn of Africa Drought The main objective of this project is to reduce mortalities and morbidities associated with WASH-related hazards through the delivery of emergency WASH services among drought-affected communities of Ethiopia. UNICEF will use CERF to provide safe and reliable water supply through repaired/rehabilitated water supply schemes, installation of water storage tanks and water trucking. A total of 785,000 people including 345,400 children will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Registered refugee camps in Kutupalong and Nayapara of Ukhiya and Teknaf upazila in Cox’s Bazar district, Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to repair the cyclone affected facilities and restore the basic services for registered refugees living inside the camps in Cox's Bazaar District in Bangladesh. With this CERF grant, UNHCR will repair two (2) solar based mini grid lines, which are the sole sources of energy for lighting in communal spaces inside the camps. The project will address protection concerns linked to lack of ligthing of 6,670 refugees including 3,535 women and girls. UNHCR will also support 1,266 families with emergency shelter materials.  The implementation period of the project is four months.
Emergency nutrition response to new influx of IDPs in Jebel Mara The main objective of this project is to prevent morbidity and mortality associated with acute malnutrition in community affected by the conflict in Jebel Marra, Sudan. With this grant, WFP will procure and distribute 165 MTs for the benefit of 14,734 children. The projet will last six months.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux nouveaux déplacés internes et les familles d’accueil dans les sous-préfectures de Bria, Bambari, Kaga-Bandoro et axes This project aims to meet the emergency food needs of newly displaced people in the Central African Republic.  Some 36,800 people in IDP camps and people hosting them are targeted for food assitance.  Vouchers will be used in areas that are suitable for market based transfers and the remaining will be recieving assitance in kind through General Food Distributions.  Targeted areas are Bria, Bambari and Kaga-Bandoro.  Four months of food needs are being met through CERF funds.
Approvisionnement en eau à travers la livraison d’eau par camion citerne, traitement d’eau à domicile et lavage des mains avec du savon en appui aux interventions pour lutter contre la malnutrition aigüe dans le Grand sud de Madagascar The main objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of the risks linked to the lack of access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene by providing water to 132,000 affected persons as well as WASH kits to 1,000 families with severely malnourished children in the drought-affected regions of southern Madagascar. The CERF Fund will be used to procure and distribute:water through tank trucks, 1,000 ceramic filters, 1,000 handwashing devices and 12,000 bars of soap. The project will last 9 months.
Renforcer l’accès aux soins de santé y compris les services de santé de la reproduction et la lutte contre les épidémies dans les zones affectées par la crise The main objective of this project is to provide access to health care including reproductive health services to 64,102 people in conflict-affected regions in Mali. The total estimated cost of this joint project is $487,406 project. UNFPA will use $149,075 to buy and distribute Emergency Reproductive Health kits while WHO will use $338,331 to run 36 mobile clinics and treat 64,102 people. The project will be implemented during eight months.
Provision and Management of Common WASH Core Pipeline Supplies for WASH Cluster Partners. The main objective of this joint project with UNICEF is to provide critical supplies that will address basic WASH needs of the targeted IDPs and vulnerable host communities.  In this joint project IOM will use CERF funds to procure and distribute WASH emergency supplies for 223,489 individuals.  138,563 IDPs and 84,926 people living in host communities in Koch, Leer, Mayendit, Panyijar, Kajo-Keji, Lainya, Magwi, Torit, Yei will benefit from this support for 6 months.
Lifesaving Emergency Assistance to most vulnerable small scale farmers affected by the ongoing crisis in Libya to produce their own food The main objective of this project is to safeguard food security and livelihoods of the most vulnerable communities affected by the protracted crisis and resulting displacement in Libya through the provision of emergency agricultural inputs. FAO will use CERF to procure and distribute crop and vegetable seeds to 1,000 vulnerable small-scale farmer households in Benghazi, Sebha and Ubari governorates to produce their own food. An estimated 6,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within nine months.
Projet d’urgence de sécurité alimentaire et de protection des moyens d’existence des populations retournées dans la Région du Lac. The main objective of this joint project is to improve the food security of returning households through immediate assistance. With this grant, FAO will help vulnerable households enabling gradually their livelihoods while WFP will help meeting their immediate food needs. WFP will provide 1,339 tons of food to 19,215 people. The project will last six months.
Targeted emergency cash assistance to most vulnerable households affected by drought The main objective of this project is to improve food secuirty for the most vulnerable households who have lost access to food or income as a result of drought in Mannar, Vavuniya, Kurunegala and Monaragala districts of Sri Lanka. WFP will use CERF to provide unconditional cash transfer assistance to 6,250 selected households. An estimated 25,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Soins de santé d'urgence aux personnes retournées touchées par la crise nigériane dans la région du Lac canton de Bol au Tchad The main objective of this joint project is to provide lifesaving health services to 40,000 returnees in Bol. With this CERF grant, UNICEF will procure 40,000 doses of measles vaccine to immunize 15,000 children while UNFPA will procure and distribute 26 Emergency Reproductive Health kits and WHO will establish 96 mobile clinics. The project will last four months.
Provision of life-saving curative and preventive services to children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women in Somalia The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving curative and preventive nutrition services to children under 5 and to pregnant and lactating women in Somalia. With this CERF grant, WFP will procure and distribute 191.48 MT of plumpy sup  to 15,956 boys and 18,731 girls admitted in Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programme (TSFP). The activities will be implemented during two months.
WASH Response to flood emergency in Nepal The main objective of this project is to improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene for children and women in the districts most affected by the floods in Nepal. With this CERF's grant, UNICEF will procure and distribute 15,000 WASH kits, 15,000 soap bars, and 15,000 water purification solution bottle. This intervention will benefit 104,623 people including 47,080 children. The project will last five months.
Réduction de la mortalité et de la morbidité chez les réfugiés centrafricains et populations d’accueil par l’amélioration de l’accès aux soins de santé primaires y compris la Santé Sexuelle et Reproductive The main objective of this project is to provide access to emergency health services to the CAR refugees in DRC. With this CERF allocation, UNFPA will procure and distribute nine Emergency Health kits and 44 Sexual and Reproductive Health kits. A total of 14 health facilities will be equipped. The project will benefit 99,948 beneficiaries and will last six months.
Addressing life-saving health needs of the communities affected by the Sri Lanka floods and landslides The main objective of this joint project is to reduce avoidable mortality and morbidity in priority districts affected by floods and landslides in Sri Lanka. With this CERF grant, WHO will procure and distribute 240 first aid kits and 12 emergency health kits while UNFPA will procure and distribute 1,500 delivery kits and 2,000 dignity kits. The project will benefit 73,561 people and will last four months.
Emergency shelter relief for flood and landslide affected households in Kalutara and Galle Districts of Sri Lanka The main objective of this project is to provide life saving shelter support and NFI assistance to 25,365 poor and vulnerable flood and landslide affected people Kalutara and Galle Districts, Sri Lanka. With this CERF grant, UN-Habitat will provide some 6,625 cash grants totalling some US$520,000 for temporary shelter construction, basic emergency repair or non-food items. The project will last four months.
Response to essential health needs and public health emergencies caused by the impact of Hurricane Irma in Cuba The main objective of this project is to respond to emergency health needs and reduce public health consequences in Cuba following Hurricane Irma. WHO will use CERF funds to purchase and distribute supplies for emergency repair of 113 health care institutions, as well as rapid diagnostic test kits and mosquito nets. 2,097,865 beneficiaries, or 100 per cent of the most affected population, will benefit directly from this project, which will be implemented within five months.
Provision of equitable access to life-saving healthcare under Minimum Service Package (MSP) and establishment of nutritional surveillance in most vulnerable districts The aim of the project is to ensure provision of  key health services in Yemen that are critical for saving lives and at the same time feasible under the current situation in the health sector and country at large.  Main activities under this project will include provision of emergency health kits including for cholera treatment, esblishment of nutrition surveillance, training on management of children with severe acute malnutrition with medical complications, emergency repair support to Therapeutic Feeding Centres (TFCs), support to primary care facilities in their catchment areas and to referral hospitals, not receiving support from other donors/organizations.  WHO estimates at least 159,000 people will directly benefit from these activities over a six-month period.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence en faveur des populations affectées par les conflits dans la région de Kasaï The main objective of this project is to provide emergency Food Assistance to the populations affected by the crisis in Kasai, DRC. With this CERF grant, WFP will procure and distribute 4,508 MT of food to 35,800 beneficiaries . The project will last four months.
Life-saving emergency winterization assistance to vulnerable populations (returnees, IDPs and local hosting communities) in Afghanistan The main objective is to provide essential life-saving assistance through direct cash assistance to 8,848 vulnerable families - IDPs, refugee/undocumented returnees and host communities - during the critical winter months. The targeted households will be provided unconditional cash assistance at US$200 per household, and covering winterization needs for approximately 3 months.
Rapid Response to famine-prone areas The objective of the FAO project is to provide 44,445 households – approximately 266,667 individuals – with rapid response kits for livelihood protection and enhanced food security.  In particular, FAO will procure and deliver vegetable and fishing kits to highly food insecure displaced families in Central Equatoria, Eastern Equatoria, Unity and Upper Nile.  The activities will be completed within five months.
Emergency Food and Nutrition Assistance for New Arrival Rohingya Refugees The main objective of this joint WFP/UNICEF project is to provide food and nutrition assistance to the most vulnerable Rohingya arrivals in Cox’s Bazar. With CERF funds, UNICEF will screen 11,455 children for malnutrition and provide treatment to 400 severely malnourished while WFP will procure and distribute 42.92 MT of micronutrient fortified biscuits and 1,716.79 MT of rice while. This joint project will benefit at total of 57,226 refugees including 27,926 women and 31,284 children. The project will last four months.
Response to public health emergencies caused by flooding related to El Niño phenomenon The main objective is to support 90,000 people with health services, epidemiological surveillance, and reduction of the public health consequences of the flood emergency in the provinces of Piura and Sullana.  Eight health facilities will receive support in terms of repairs, supplies, equipment, medicines and technical support; and ten mobile health teams will be deployed.  The project will be implemented in five months.
Immediate protection for children and adolescents in one priority new settlement to respond and prevent violence, abuse and exploitation of children and adolescents The main objective of this project is to provide a protective environment for children and adolescents in new spontaneous settlement settings in Cox's Bazar with a special focus on newly arrived refugees. With this CERF's grant, UNICEF will establish 25 Child Friendly Spaces (CFS), create recreational activities, and provide first aid psychosocial services to 8,000 children (4,000 girls and 4,000 boys). The project will last four months.
Sexual Reproductive Health Emergency assistance to Dineo affected people The main objective of this project is to ensure access to emergency sexual and reproductive health services of people affected by Cyclone Dineo in Inhambane province of Mozambique. UNFPA will use CERF to set up 35 temporary maternity health tents, procure and distribute 115 reproductive health kits and 500 dignity kits, mobilize 19 moto ambulances and distribute information and education materials on HIV and GBV. An estimated 86,761 people of reproductive age will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Restoration of economic activity after Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean through debris and waste management The main objective of this project is to enable livelihoods for the people affected by hurricane Irma in the Caribbean. With this CEFR grant, UNDP will transfer $118,230 to 3,100 persons as cash-for-work and will procure and distribute tools for a total $92,450 to remove debris and waste left by the hurricane. The project will last four months.
Emergency Life Saving Nutrition Response to Four LGAs in Borno State The main objective is to provide quality life saving treatment to SAM children with medical complications.  As part of a joint project with UNICEF, WHO will 1) procure and distribute 97 SAM kits for the inpatient facilities and 2) train 75 SC staff on inpatient management of SAM among other activities.  56,974 IDPs and 10,054 people in host communities in Borno State will benefit from this support for 6 months.
Emergency livelihood support through cash for work for refugees from South Sudan The main objective is to deliver emergency livelihood support through cash for work to 8,500 individuals in Bidibidi and Palorinya refugee settlements to address lifesaving needs.  The cash for work activities will inject cash to reduce damaging coping strategies that can threaten the livelihoods of crisis affected communities and, in turn, food security, access to health and education, shelter, and protection. The project will be implemented over six months.
WASH emergency response to address the health impacts of the drought in DPRK The objective of this WHO project is to ensure people accessing 20 county hospitals in three drought-affected provinces have access to adequate, safe, quality running water and hand washing facilities.  With CERF funds, WHO will procure and deliver water testing kits and water purification tablets to 20 county hospitals, as well as install at least one new wash basin for hand washing.  WHO estimates that during a six-month period 1.3 million people will be access the hospitals and benefit from the improved water supply and hygiene facilities.