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El Nino response project to support 60,000 people in Hirshabelle State of Central South Region of Somalia. The main aim of this $1.8m UNICEF project is to provide life-saving WASH emergency response. Activities include the provision of safe water, protection of water sources in flood-prone areas, rehabilitation of damaged sources, and the construction of flood-resistant latrines. The project also focuses on preventing and treating waterborne diseases, distributing water treatment products, and providing emergency hygiene items with hygiene promotion activities. In total, the project targets 60,000 people, including 19,980 women and 10,320 girls, and including approximately 9,000 people with disabilities.
Provision of School Meals to vulnerable school children in four Drought stricken Counties of Kenya The main objective of this project is to provide school meals to vulnerable school children in four drought-stricken counties of Kenya. This WFP project procures and delivers food commodities to children in Mandera, Marsabit, Turkana, and Wajir to enhance school enrolment and attendance. In total, the project benefits 461,000 children including 6,854 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Tri-sector Assistance to Conflict Displaced Sudanese The proposed engagement aims to address the immediate needs of over 136,000 newly displaced Sudanese and 24,000 host community members, in conflict-affected areas, including hotspots and locations that have received significant numbers of internally displaced persons (IDPs). UNHCR's IDP scale-up strategy prioritizes protection, particularly through community-based structures for analyzing the protection environment and identifying persons with specific needs (PSN), such as those affected by sexual and gender-based violence (GBV), people with disabilities (PwD), and other protection concerns. In addition to mechanisms at community level, regular protection monitoring missions are undertaken to support community-based structures, identify and refer people at risk. This project targets a combined total of 160,000 affected people with activities in the following sectors: Protection, ES/NFI, and CCCM.
Soutien humanitaire à la protection, au retour et à la relocalisation des personnes déplacées à la suite des inondations de 2022 The main objective of this project is to provide shelter, essential household item, and protection assistance to internally displaced persons affected by flooding in N’Djamena and the Lac district. This UNHCR project provides over $791,000 in cash assistance to displaced families and conducts protection monitoring and assistance in sites hosting displaced persons. The shelter component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 78,000 people, including 29,500 women, 12,600 men, 35,900 children, and including 11,700 persons with disabilities. The protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 381,000 people, including 103,000 women, 88,000 men, 190,000 children, and including 57,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency shelter support, non-food items and protection to people affected by the earthquake in Syria Under the proposed project, UNHCR provides: 1) life-saving and life-sustaining non-food items (NFIs), 2) emergency shelter support and 3) protection services to people affected by the earthquake. This project targets 52,410 affected people with its ES/NFI engagement and 12,700 with Protection activities.
Supporting access of vulnerable women, men, boys, and girls to lifesaving GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and response services in Akobo, Canal/Pigi, Fangak, Leer, Mayendit, and Kapoeta East The main objective of this project is to provide GBV services to vulnerable people in South Sudan. Through this project, UNFPA provides GBV case management and psychosocial support, establishes referral systems, raises awareness, supports reporting of GBV cases, provides cash-based assistance, distributes dignity kits, and conducts training for service providers. The project provides GBV services to 57,877 people, including 31,227 women, 23,952 children and 8,682 persons with disabilities.
Emergency shelter assistance in Badakhshan Province The main objective of this  IOM project is to contribute to addressing shelter needs of vulnerable families affected by natural hazards and/or conflict in Badakhshan province through provision of cash for shelter upgrades. This project provides needs and market feasibility assessments, technical guidance, and refresher training in shelter maintenance and repair to selected beneficiaries in Badakhshan, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 8400 people, including 1680 women, 1680 men, 5040 children, and 84 persons with disabilities.
Multisectoral Response to Humanitarian Needs of Afghan Returnees from Pakistan The main objective of this project is to contribute to addressing immediate post-arrival humanitarian needs of vulnerable returnees from Pakistan by providing cash-for-transportation, winterization support, and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) services in their destination or place of origin. This IOM project provides activities such as the distribution of cash-for-transportation and conducting Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM), as well as others. The project provides life-saving assistance to 69,560 people, including 17,601 women, 22,049 men, 29,910 children, and 3,508 persons with disabilities.
Providing emergency life-saving RH services in areas with high food insecurity, 2023 The main objective of this project is to provide Health - sexual and reproductive health assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Al Hodeida, Hajjah and Taiz governorates. This UNFPA project provides humanitarian assistance to 50,000 people, including 32,051 women, 2,751 men, 15,198 children, and including7,497] persons with disabilities.
Provision of essential lifesaving SRH and GBV services to women and girls affected by the earthquake in Idleb, Aleppo, Hama, and Lattakia governorates UNFPA aims to respond to earthquake-affected populations to mitigate the risk of preventable maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality while providing gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response services; this is accomplished by ensuring availability of, access to, and utilization of integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and GBV services in Idleb, Aleppo, Hama, and Lattakia governorates of Syria. This project targets 40,933 affected people with its Protection-GBV component and 36,500 with its Health-SRH component.
Assurer l’accès humanitaire dans les zones touchées par la crise soudanaise et faire face à l’enclavement de la zone lors de la saison pluvieuse. 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 helicopter to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid, the evacuation of the sick and cope with the isolation of the area during the rainy season.
Supporting Emergency Health Response to Sudan Crisis in Egypt The key objective of this project is supporting Egypt’s emergency health response caused by the Sudan crisis, to promote early action and response to reduce loss of life and morbidity. This is achieved by enhancing the disease surveillance system, and early detection of communicable diseases by providing rapid diagnostic kits for potential outbreaks, strengthening the rapid response of the Egyptian health care system to be able to respond effectively and timely to the sudden evolving needs of the displaced Sudanese population while ensuring equality and accessibility for all. The project targets 189,522 refugees and host community members with activities in the Health sector.
Provision of Life-saving Cholera supplies to 263,742 people in six high-priority and Cholera affected districts in Malawi and enhanced outbreak detection and response. This WHO project supports the delivery of time-critical, life-saving health services to people affected by Cholera in six high-priority districts. WHO’s health interventions focus on the procurement and distribution of medical supplies besides, the deployment of rapid response teams. This allocation Ensures the availability of essential Cholera supplies and Consequently addresses immediate health risks among people at risk of Cholera reducing morbidity and mortality. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 263,742 people, including 67,201 women, 62,033 men, 134,508 children, and including 29,010 persons with disabilities.
Emergency drought response to Pastoral and Agro-pastoral households in Baydhaba and Burhakaba districts of Bay region The main aim of this $5m FAO project is to enable household to immediately cover their basic needs and to contribute to the rehabilitation of productive community assets. To that end, FAO will distribute about $3.7m in cash to 53,286 people for a duration of 4-5 months and pay 8,946 people for repair of assets like water catchments, water canals, livestock water points, etc. In total, the project will target 62,232 people, including 16,740 women and 13,753 girls.
Supporting Emergency Comprehensive Obstetric and Newborn Care in Cox’s Bazaar The main objective of this UNFPA facilities providing comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care (CEmONC) services for women and girls in the Cox’s Bazar camps and nearby host communities. This project provides management of emergency obstetric conditions and procures reproductive health commodities and supplies as well as strengthen the emergency ambulance referral system to ensure timely referrals. This project provides life-saving assistance to 6,627 people, of whom 6,343 are women and 284 are girls. Additionally, 795 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Provide life-saving services for children and families on the move in Darien Gap - Panama The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving services to the most vulnerable migrant children and families in transit at the border between Colombia and Panama, specifically in the Darien Province and Comarca Embera Wounaan. This UNICEF project deploys capacities to respond to and monitor the situation of children and conducts services of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Child Protection, and Gender-Based Violence Prevention. The provision of sanitation and hygiene services is critical in allowing for mitigating the impact of migratory transit and reduces the risks of exposure to vectors. The project provides life-saving assistance to 90,445 individuals, including 39,095 men, 19,793 women, 31,693 children, and including 470 persons with disabilities.
Provision of humanitarian supplies to support critical live-saving GBV and SRH emergency services to vulnerable populations affected by flood in Somali and Oromia regions The UNFPA project aims to provide emergency life-saving Gender-based violence (GBV) and Sexual & reproductive health services to vulnerable populations affected by floods in Somali and Oromia regions. UNFPA and its partners will equip health facilities with life-saving Interagency Reproductive Health Kits (IARH), conduct on-site orientation on the proper utilization of the IARH kits and the components of female dignity kits, provide female dignity kits to the most vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age, and conduct post-distribution monitoring among dignity kit beneficiaries and GBV partners in the targeted project woredas. The project delivers life-saving assistance to a total of 27,847 individuals, including 12,149 women, 16,759 men, and 44,691 children. An estimated 11,967 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Réponse à la crise alimentaire et nutritionnelle et à la situation post cyclonique pour une assistance multisectorielle éducation, protection de l’enfant et nutrition The main objective of this $2m UNICEF project is to assist cyclone-affected vulnerable people in the South-East of Madagascar through a package of multisectoral assistance consisting of education for children, protection from violence, GBV and exploitation and nutritional support. To that end, UNICEF will provide treatment for 22,681 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition; provide awareness raising on best practices for infant and young child feeding, and screen children for malnutrition. Under the education component, UNICEF will provide 30,000 children at risk of school drop-out with learning materials and rehabilitate 35 classrooms with necessary roofing, and put in place 50 temporary classrooms where existing classrooms have been entirely destroyed. Under the protection component, UNICEF will protect youths from abuse by engaging them in life skills training, provide psychosocial support for cyclone-affected children and adults, provide case management for GBV survivors and strengthen the community-based protection mechanisms. In total, 30,600 people will be targeted through the education components (including 15,000 girls and 15,000 boys), 25,200 people will be reached through the child protection component (including 10,360 women and 4,200 girls), and 22,631 people will be reached through the nutrition component (including 11,089 boys and 11,542 girls).
Provision of life-saving Agriculture and Nutrition-sensitive Assistance to Crisis affected populations in Local Government areas with famine-like situations in Borno State. The main objective of this project is to provide agriculture assistance to the most vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity and malnutrition in Nigeria. This FAO project supports the production of Tom Brown and distributes it to children under five as well as pregnant and lactating women, establishes community-based integrated fish and homestead vegetable gardening clusters, and distributes rainy season seeds and fertilizers, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 49,000 people, including 12,782 women, 29,841 children, and 300 persons with disabilities.
Rapid Response Famine Prevention The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This WFP project ensure food access to people affected by drought and violence. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 35,445 people, including 7,089 women,  7,443 men, 17,014 children, and including 2,481 persons with disabilities.
Emergency health assistance to South Sudanese returnees and refugees affected by the Sudan crisis in Unity, Upper Nile, and Greater  Bahr el Ghazal states The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable people in South Sudan fleeing fighting in Sudan. This WHO project provides emergency health kits to health facilities, medicines, provide refresher training for health care workers and supports disease outbreak surveillance at Point of Entry and transit centres. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 185,000 people, including 52,258 women, 78,349 children and including 4,251 persons with disabilities.
Assistance d’urgence au profit de 2 000 ménages vulnérables en prévention de la situation de famine dans le nord du Mali The main objective of this project is to provide food security and agricultural livelihoods assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees, refugees and host community members in Ansongo and Menaka. This FAO project provides agricultural kits containing seeds and tools, rehabilitates to provide access to fresh water, and distributes US$206,000 through cash and voucher assistance. The food security component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 7,200 people, including 1,900 women, 900 men, 4,400 children, and including 90 persons with disabilities. The agricultural livelihood component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 4,800 people, including 1,200 women, 600 men, 3,000 children, and including 60 persons with disabilities.
Provision of multipurpose cash assistance to displaced Yemeni families facing acute food insecurity With this CERF funding, UNHCR contributes to reducing food insecurity and protection risks for crisis-affected populations in an integrated manner. This project targets 34,038 affected people with unrestricted multi-purpose cash assistance, enabling food insecure people to cover their immediate basic needs.
Offre de soins de santé d’urgence critique pour les personnes déplacées internes et leurs communautés hôtes The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict-related displacement in Ouahigouya, Boulsa, Kongoussi, and Bogande. This WHO project provides support to managing malnutrition cases, newborn and childhood illness, as well as the distribution of dignity kits. The project supports 170,000 people, including 40,800 women, 32,300 men, 96,900 children, and 6,800 persons with disabilities.
Access to life-saving essential and emergency healthcare services to Cyclone Mocha affected people The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving essential and emergency healthcare services to Cyclone Mocha affected people. This WHO project provides essential basic and emergency care, including emergency obstetric and neonatal care, clinical management of Gender Based Violence cases, medicines and related medical equipment and improves access for people affected from Cyclone Mocha to help reduce avoidable, excess morbidity, mortality and disability. The project supports 50,000 people, including 20,000 women, 24,000 children, 6,000 men and including 6,500 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to people affected by floods in Gaza and Zambezia Provinces The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by floods in Gaza and Zambezia provinces. This FAO project provides food security - agriculture assistance to restore livelihoods. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 27,500 people, including 11,000 women and 16,500 men, and including 15 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance to the most vulnerable and food insecure people affected by the Sudan crisis The main objective of this WFP project is to provide in-kind and cash assistance for food security to people fleeing the conflict in Sudan into South Sudan. The project provides life-saving assistance to 65,680 people, including 16,400 women, 31,500 children, and 1,300 persons with disabilities.
Life-saving food assistance in southern and central Mozambique in response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy The main objective of this project is to provide Life-saving food assistance in southern and central Mozambique in response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy. WFP provides cash-based food assistance over a period of three months, up to the second harvest period in July, so as to avoid a further deterioration in food security outcomes of affected populations. Through CERF funds, WFP reaches 4,530 households over the three-month period. The project targets 22,650 people, including 5,323 women, 4,666 men, 12,661 children, and including 589 persons with disabilities.
Provision of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH)
and gender-based violence (GBV) information and services during the 
the Cholera outbreak in Malawi This UNFPA project supports the delivery of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) information and services during the Cholera outbreak in Malawi. UNFPA and its partners provide outreach activities and dissemination of risk information on GBV and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, gender-based violence case management, and procure and distribute dignity kits to women and girls. UNFPA also provides lifesaving Minimum Initial Package Services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 166,713 people, including 40,874 women, 35,725 men, 90,114 children, and including 165 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to restore food security and the productive capacity of farmers affected by heavy rains and floods in the districts of Morrope, Illimo, Pacora and Jayanca in the department of Lambayeque. Summary will be aThe main objective of this project is to restore food security and productive capacity to 1,220 farmers (4,270 people) who have lost all or part of their production due to heavy rains and floods. This FAO project provides support with inputs and productive assets for the recovery of crops, provision of inputs, materials, and equipment for the recovery of breeders, small corrals, and veterinary kits, and technical assistance and capacity building in agricultural diversification, soil conservation practices, sustainable agriculture, and livestock, food security, nutrition, and resilience to climate change. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,270 people, including 1,922 men, 1,995 women, 182 boys, 171 girls, and 264 persons with disabilities.vailable soon.
the Nutrition Status of Vulnerable Communities in Sudan Through WFP Sudan Emergency Nutrition Operations This project provides for the procurement and distribution of 480.677MT of Ready to Use Supplementary Foods (RUSF) and assists 53,408 affected people with activities in the Food Security sector. The target breakdown per region follows the even distribution of funding with roughly half of the total affected people targeted being reached in the Darfur states and the other half being reached in the Kordofans.
Support providing clean water and safe sanitation, and hygiene services UNICEF uses the CERF funding to support the waste management systems to effectively collect and dispose of waste, reducing environmental contamination and minimizing the risk of infection disease transmission in the areas of the two ports and the international bus stop. This includes support to the water waste collection, separation, storage, transport, treatment and final disposal of wastewater. UNICEF supports availability of clean and adequate toilets or latrines, availability of desludging trucks and provides materials and equipment for toilets cleaning. The funding is used for 6 months to benefit an estimated 250,000 refugees, and an estimated 100,000 host community members with WASH engagement.
Provision of Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to address the most urgent needs of drought-affected communities in Kenya The main objective of this project is the provision of Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to address the most urgent needs of drought-affected communities in Kenya. This IOM project provides multi-purpose cash assistance to a total of 20,878 individuals (10,342 males and 10,536 females) and 459 persons with disabilities.
Provide life-saving integrated Education, Health, Protection (including Mine action) and WASH assistance to 92,885 conflict-affected children and families in the Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast regions The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide life-saving integrated Education, Health, Protection (including Mine action) and WASH assistance to 92,885 conflict-affected children and families in the Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast regions. Under this project, UNICEF focuses on an integrated approach combining Education, Child Protection, including Mine Action, WASH, and Inter-Agency initiatives activities to provide life-saving emergency response and strengthen the resilience of the most vulnerable populations. This project provides life-saving assistance to 92,885 people, of whom  29,120 women, 24,519 men and 39,246 children. An estimated 2,583 people with disabilities benefit from this project.