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Support to Drought affected populations in the Southern districts of Lesotho The main objective of this project is to provide emergency cash and food assistance to drought-affected people in Qacha’s Nek district of Lesotho. WFP will use CERF funds to distribute a combination of cash and commodity vouchers to target households, coupled with social and behavior change communication to enhance their coping capacity. An estimated 13,335 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented in six months.
Psychosocial support and protection from violence, exploitation and abuse for children affected by the Nigerian crisis in the Far North and the Anglophone crisis in North West and South West Regions, Cameroon The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide protection services to the affected population. The project aims at achieving two main outputs, namely that by the end of 2019, 20,000 conflict-affected children are provided with psychosocial support and protection from violence, exploitation and abuse in Logone-et-Chari, Mayo Sava, and Mayo Tsanaga, in the Far North Region, and 20,000 conflict-affected children are provided with psychosocial support and protection from violence, exploitation and abuse in North West and South West Regions. UNICEF will establish 50 child friendly spaces, distribute 2,000 hygiene kits and establish 50 community-based child protection mechanisms. Some 40,000 individuals will be reached over 9 months.
Education in emergencies response for drought affected school aged children in Bay and Bakool, Somalia The main objective of this UNICEF project is to increase access to education services for drought affected children. 
With this 1.0 million USD CERF grant, UNICEF will mainly provide 224 education kits and 145 recreation kits along with access to safe water and food in the targeted schools. 
The project covers education sector and will last six months. It will benefit 9,664 persons including 4,416 girls and 112 women.
Provision of lifesaving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services to 805,000 people in seven States affected by deteriorating economy in Sudan The main objective of this project is to ensure continuous access to safe drinking water and essential sanitation and hygiene services for communities affected by deteriorating economic crisis in 19 localities across 7 states of Sudan. UNICEF and partners will use CERF for emergency rehabilitation and construction of water points and latrines, community-based WASH training, and hygiene promotion activities. An estimated 805,000 people including 237,500 South Sudanese refugees and 279,300 internally displaced persons will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Integrated Mobile Outreach Clinic and Cholera Preparedness/Response Services for Flood Affected Districts in Malawi - 2019 The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide health services to flood affected households. UNICEF will deploy 10 mobile health teams in each affected district to ensure that IDPs are able to receive minimum health care services. UNICEF will also conduct immunizations for 17,329 children and prepare for any potential cholera outbreaks through refresher training to 56 health care workers. Some 88,396 individuals will be reached over 3 months.
Multi-sectoral lifesaving assistance to returnees in South Sudan The main objective of this IOM project is to save lives by providing timely and integrated multisector assistance to IDPs returnees in Somalia. With this CERF grant, IOm will distribute $527,495 in cash. IOM will also set up two mobile clinics, procure and distribute 5,500 shelter and NFI kits. The project will last and will benefit 86,564 persons including 8,657 persons living with disabilities and 46,133 women and girls.
Education et protection des enfants déplacés, affectés par la crise et victimes de violations graves dans les régions du centre du Mali The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide education and protection services to the displaced children in Mopti and Segou in Mali. With this CERF grant, UNICEF will establish 18 children safe spaces and rehabilitate 105 schools. The project will last six months and will benefit 39,491 people including 19,730 girls, and 1,920 persons living with disabilities.
Réponse rapide à l’épidémie de la maladie à virus Ebola (MVE) dans les provinces du Nord-Kivu et de l’Ituri de la République Démocratique du Congo The main objective of this WHO project is to contribute to the reduction of mortality and morbidity of people affected by the Ebola outbreak in DRC. With this CERF grant, WHO will procure and distribute 790 infection prevention control (IPC) kits and 43 Interagency Emergency Heath Kits (IEHK). The project will last six months and will benefit 1,121,473 people including 223,061 women and 348,890 girls.
Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Shelter-NFI Emergency Supplies For Flood Affected Populations in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene services, shelter and non-food item (NFI) supplies to flood-affected people in South Sudan. With a $4.2 million CERF grant, IOM will distribute WASH kits to 35,000 households, procure 100 tons of WASH supplies, distribute shelter and NFI supplies to 41,500 families and procure 463 tons of shelter and NFI supplies. 210,000 people (including 63,000 people with disabilities) will benefit from the WASH assistance and 249,000 (including 74,700 with disabilities) from the shelter/NFI assistance. The project will be implemented in 6 months.
Improving the food security of the affected populations (IDPs, hosts, refugees and returnees) impacted by the crisis in Cameroon in the Far North and South West/North West The main objective of this FAO project is to provide food security assistance to the affected populations. FAO will procure 620 food production units to support farmer families relying on poultry and fishing livelihoods together with training on the production kits. FAO will also support 2,350 households with vegetable kits through the purchase and distribution of 22 MT of improved seeds and 537 MT of fertilizer. Finally, FAO will support farmers with post-harvest losses through the distribution of 30 drying racks. Some 17,197 will be reached over 8 months.
Emergency WASH response to displaced populations, host communities and malnourished child-caregiver pairs in Tillabery and Tahoua regions. The main objective of this WASH project is to meet the specific safe drinking water, hygiene and sanitation needs of men, women, boys and girls affected by the movement of population and malnutrition crisis in Tahoua and Tillabery regions. UNICEF will ensure that 7,000 individuals have access to safe drinking water, through the reinforcement of 5 water points. UNICEF will also construct emergency latrines to serve 8,027 individuals. Some 14,372 individuals will be reached over 7 months.
Fourniture d’une éducation de qualité inclusive pour les filles et garçons de 6-11 ans affectés par les conflits au Tanganyika, Sud Kivu, Nord Kivu, Ituri et Grand Kasaï The main objective of this UNICEF project is to ensure access to quality and inclusive education for children affected by displacement in the provinces of Tanganyika, South Kivu, North Kivu, Ituri, Kasai and Kasai Central in DRC. With this CERF grant, UNICEF will procure and distribute 1,725 school kits and 277 recreational kits. The project will last nine months and will benefit 63,690 people including 29,401 girls and 1,385 children living with disabilities.
Accelerating nutrition screening and treatment of acute malnutrition in the flood-affected areas The main objective of this WFP project is to provide nutritional support to individuals affected by the flooding in Malawi. WFP will procure 47MT of nutritional commodities to treat cases of moderate acute malnutrition amongst children and pregnant and lactating women. WFP will aim to reach 2,295 children and 1,603 women with nutritional support. WFP will target 5 affected districts and conduct orientations on nutrition assessments and counselling to frontline workers. Some 5,378 individuals will be assisted over 3 months.
Life-saving emergency response to Cyclone Idai affected persons in Malawi The objective of this UNHCR multi-sector project is to strengthen the protection of people affected by Cyclone Idai by meeting essential needs.  With CERF funds, UNHCR will procure and deliver non-food items to 9,000 people displaced by the cyclone, including 3,000 women and 3,500 children.  Additionally, UNHCR and Plan International will strengthen community-based protection structures through training and awareness raising sessions on GBV and PSEA, and enhancements to referral pathways.
Protection and multi-sectoral life-saving assistance to Venezuelans refugees, asylum seekers and other persons of concern The main objective of this project is to provide protection and multi-sector life-saving humanitarian assistance to Venezuelans in need of international protection and other persons of concern. UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) identify and respond to SGBV, 2) distribute NFIs to people of concern in shelters, 3) register and profile Venezuelan refugees in camps, 4) provide child protection services and 5) provide cash-based intervention assistance to the most vulnerable cases, among other activities. UNHCR will implement the project over 9 months, with over 56,000 people directly benefiting (including nearly 1,700 people with disabilities) in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
Community-Based Protection Monitoring among Internally Displaced Communities in Afghanistan The main objective of this project is to conduct protection monitoring. During 85 monitoring missions, at least 1,500 people with special protection needs will be identified and provided with cash or in-kind assistance or referrals to specialized services (outside of the CERF project). UNHCR will implement the project over 6 months, with 5,000 people directly benefiting from the monitoring (including 1,050 people with disabilities) and 35,000 indirectly in the Herat, Nangarhar, Kunduz and Kandahar provinces.
Improving national preparedness and information management for Ebola virus disease surveillance at Ugandan points of entry The main objective of this IOM project is to enhance the Governement of Uganda capacity to prevent, detect and control the outbreak of Ebola virus disease (EVD) and other health risks at the border. With this CERF grant, IOM will train 124 BorderAgency ficers on Health, Border & Mobility Management. IOM will also procure and distribute 90 Infection and Prevention Control kits. The project will last six months and will benefit 6,633 people including 3,380 women and girls.
Strengthening health emergency response to cyclone affected children and women in Chimanimani and Chipinge districts, Manicaland Province The main objective of the UNICEF project is to prevent avoidable morbidity and mortality resulting from cyclone Idai among affected communities in Chimanimani and Chipinge districts, Zimbabwe. With this CERF grant, UNICEF will procure and distribute essential medicines and consumables for the management of common diseases for a total value of USD180,000. The project will last six months and will benefit 270,000 people including 70,200 women and 70,200 girls.
Appui à la restauration rapide des moyens de subsistances des ménages en difficultés alimentaires sévères dans les zones The main objective of this FAO project is to improve the food security and the agricultural productive capacities of the population affected by the cyclone Kenneth. 
With this 359,645 USD CERF grant, FAO will provide 41 metric tons of seeds (cereals and pulses), 7663 tools and 120,000 USD cash transfer.  
The project will last six months and will benefit 168,485 persons including 46,895 girls and 34,220 women.
Response to the Measles Outbreak in Samoa and other Pacific Island Countries The main objective of this multi-sectoral project is to support national measles immunization campaigns in Samoa and the neighbouring countries of the Pacific region affected by the recent outbreaks. UNICEF will use CERF for the vaccination and vitamin A supplementation in Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Kiribati, Nauru, Republic of the Marshall Islands and Federated State of Micronesia, emergency WASH interventions to support 12 health facilities in Samoa, and provision of psychosocial support to children and caregivers affected by sickness or death of a family/community member in Samoa. The project aims to reach 1.16 million people through health interventions, 30,600 people through WASH assistance and 55,000 people through psychosocial support. The project will be implemented within six months.
Provision of essential health services to populations most affected by drought in 4 districts of Western and Southern provinces The main objective of this project is to provide essential health services to populations in priority drought-affected districts. WHO will use CERF funds to roll-out an electronic surveillance platform, support maternal and perinatal death surveillance and response, train rapid response teams, and implement events-based surveillance. 279,037 people will benefit from this project (including 64,564 women and 75,792 girls), which will be implemented in 6 months.
Critical support to ensure food security and agriculture-based subsistence livelihoods of drought affected population in Balochistan and Sindh provinces of Pakistan The main objective of this project is to provide emergency agriculture and livestock assistance to the drought-affected agro-pastoralist communities in the targeted districts of Balochistan and Sindh provinces. FAO will use CERF to provide animal fodder and veterinary support to 30,000 livestock owning families, crop seeds to 3,000 families, homestead gardening packages to 2,500 female-headed households, as well as rehabilitation of damaged irrigation systems through a cash-for-work scheme. An estimated 223,200 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Food Security emergency support for drought-affected and vulnerable households The objective of this FAO project is to prevent the further deterioration of living conditions of the rural populations affected by the 2018 drought in Choluteca and El Paraiso departments, by re-establishing their food production capacity. FAO will procure and distribute 31,500 seedlings of cassava, sweet potato and pineapple, 600 basic-grain seeds kits, 600 assorted vegetable seeds kits and fertilizers, along with 918 micro-irrigation kits and 810 grain-storage bins. This 749,994 USD project will last eight months and will benefit 15,000 people including 4,746 women and 2,602 girls), to quickly restore crops and livestock production.
Delivery of emergency primary health-care services to drought-affected and displaced communities in Jubaland and Southwest States of Somalia The main objective of this IOM project is to contribute to reduction of preventable morbidity and mortality through provision of integrated emergency primary health care to the drought affected communities in Jubaland and South West State, Somalia. 
With this 700,000 USD CERF grant, IOM will establish 11 static and mobile health teams, vaccinate 4,000 children against measles and provide 21 health care medical kits. 
The project covers health sector and will last six months. It will benefit 70,000 persons including 21,631 girls and 14,069 women.
Réponse multisectorielle et de protection en faveur des réfugiés de Maradi The main objective of this UNHCR project is to provide multi-sectoral assistance and protection to the Nigerian refugee population and their hosts in Maradi, Niger. With this CERF grant, UNHCR will provide registration, education, psychosocial services among other to the refugees. Additionally, UNHCR will relocate some of the refugees on a voluntary basis to a safe and secure location. The project will last six months and will benefit 101,000 people including 19,740 women; 34,340 girls; and 544 persons living with disabilities.
Humanitarian WASH response for communities affected by drought in the Valle, Francisco Morazán and Choluteca departments The objective of this UNICEF project is to provide access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation services to the households affected by drought in the Francisco Morazán and Choluteca departments. UNICEF will distribute 26 Rain Water Harvesting Systems, 1,040 filters to ensure water quality and will restore 24 dug. The project will last eight months and will benefit 14,700 persons including 5,609 women, 3,211 girls and 873 disable people. This 440,000 USD project will mitigate the exposure to GBV of 1,090 women and girls, through coming their access to water closer.
Protection for IDPs and others affected by armed conflict and violence The main objective of this project is to strengthen the protection of IDPs and communities at risk of displacement or in situation of confinement in the departments of Arauca, Norte de Santander, Nariño and Chocó. UNHCR will use CERF funds to provide legal assistance and information on rights to IDPs and others affected by armed conflict; support safe spaces for children at risk of child recruitment; provide psycho-social support and identification and referral of cases of boys and girls at risk of recruitment; and rehabilitate and equip three emergency shelters while ensuring provision of 300 hygiene kits for women and men. 6,312 beneficiaries will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within nine months.
Care in health and nutrition for girls, boys, pregnant and lactating mothers residing in six conflict-affected municipalities in the departments of Arauca, Chocó and Nariño The main objective of this project is to promote quality and life-saving health and nutritional care to prevent illness and malnutrition among the maternal and infant population in the departments of Arauca, Choco and Nariño. UNICEF will use CERF funds to train 60 health professional and 830 care-givers in health care and maternal-child nutrition; distribute 28 anthropometric measuring equipment Kits; provide technical assistance to facilitate community training on maternal child healthcare and nutrition; and provide training on breastfeeding to 640 pregnant women and lactating mother. 3,060 beneficiaries will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within nine months.
Delivering life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene services to people affected by cyclone Idai The main objective of this project is to ensure access to safe drinking water and essential sanitation and hygiene services for cyclone-affected communities in Sofala, Manica and Zambezia provinces of Mozambique. UNICEF will use CERF for emergency rehabilitation of water supply systems, provision of water treatment materials and hygiene kits, installation of temporary sanitation and bathing facilities in accommodation centres and transit camps, and hygiene promotion activities. An estimated 58,000 families (290,000 people) will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
UNDSS Provision of Safety and Security Services for Humanitarian operation in Ethiopia The main objective of this UNDP project is to expand humanitarian access to the affected populations in Oromia and Somalia Regional State in ethiopia. With this CERF grant, UNDP, through UNDSS, will deploy to Ethiopia two Security Officers on surge. UNDSS will establish two security systems in the targeted areas and will issue 150 daily security updates. the project will last five months and will benefit the entire humanitarian response.
Prevention of GBV and other forms of violence against women and girls affected by floods in Malawi. The primary objective of the UNFPA project is to strengthen GBV management and response including Prevention of Sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) and restoring of dignity for women and girls affected by floods and Cyclone Idai in Malawi.  In particular, UNFPA will procure and distribute dignity kits to 9,200 girls and women who are at risk of sexual exploitation, unplanned and teenage pregnancies, forced child marriages, HIV/STI infections in the targeted districts. Messages on GBV and PSEA will be disseminated at the distribution sites.
Targeted Ebola preparedness activities in Refugee hosting districts The main objective of this UNHCR project is to strengthen Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) at the refugees' settlements and high-volume health facilities in Kisoro, Kanungu and Kyegegwa. With this CERF grant, UNHCR will procure and distribute Personal Protective Equipment and supplies for a value of $160,000. UNHCR will also construct screening shelters at Bunagana, Nteko, Busanza and Ishasha Points of Entry. the project will last six months and will benefit 1,476,509 people including 737,603 women and girls.
Transport du personnel et du cargo humanitaire en support à la situation des réfugiés nigérians à Maradi The main objective of this WFP project is to ensure the transport of personnel and humanitarian cargo in support of the emergency created by the arrival of Nigerian refugees in Maradi, Niger. With this CERF grant, WFP will transport around 1,950 passengers and 2,610 MT of humanitarian supplies. The project will last six months and will benefit the entire humanitarian community intervening in Maradi.
Emergency Nutrition – Drought response in 14 drought affected districts of Zambia The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition assistance in drought-affected districts. UNICEF will use CERF funds to support procure and distribute ready-to-use supplementary foods to treat moderate acute malnutrition in children aged 6-59 months. Some 13,800 people will benefit from this project (including 7,020 girls), which will be implemented in 6 months.
Provision of Life-Saving Protection, Gender Based Violence services and Psychosocial support to drought affected population The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide protection services for the drought affected population. UNICEF will ensure the management of child protection cases and referral pathways through joint work with IOM and UNFPA. UNICEF will provide 240 boys and girls separated from their parents with a comprehensive package of mental health and psycho social support and ensure that 5,000 child abuse cases have access to the proper grievance mechanisms. Whilst IOM and UNICEF will focus on informing the community on protection risks around migration, HIV and GBV. Some 51,000 individuals will be assisted over 6 months.
Provision of life-saving primary and secondary healthcare services for the most vulnerable communities in the Gaza Strip and Area C of the West Bank The main objective of this project is to ensure access to life-saving primary and secondary healthcare services for the most vulnerable communities of oPt. In Gaza, WHO will use CERF to procure and distribute essential medical supplies and support minor upgrades of emergency departments to ensure gender-sensitive admissions in four out of seven major trauma hospitals located in critical areas. In the West Bank, WHO will provide integrated primary healthcare and referral services in 19 prioritized communities through mobile health clinics and train local community members on first aid. An estimated 222,011 people, including 210,000 in Gaza and 12,011 in the West Bank, will benefit from this project, which will be implemented over about nine months.
Prevention et traitement des cas de malnutrition aiguë dans les districts affectés par les effets de la sécheresse par le biais de services de nutrition et WASH The main objective of this UNICEF project is to prevent excess child mortality related to Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in the communes identified in a state of alert and emergency nutrition in eight districts of the Great South. With this CERF grant, UNICEF will screen 25,000 children for SAM and will also procure and distribute 2,037 handwashing devices. The project will last seven months and will benefit 50,000 persons including 29,510 women and girls.