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Africa Regional First Aid Meeting Support This is to finance the 7 National societies attending the Africa Regional First Aid Meeting in September 2023, in Senegal. The costs include accomodation, flights, meeting package, dinners etc.
Syria crisis: support to Syrian refugees in Lebanon The goal of this project is the provission of emergency assistance to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Libanese host communities. The humanitarian situation in the Syrian Arab Republic is desastrous. Because of the conflict a large part of the population is uprooted and internally displaced. Since 2011 many Syrians crossed the border to Libanon. Even though it has become difficult to cross the border recently, refugee numbers are still growing. Aproximately 1,5 million people fled Syria to stay registered or unregistered in Libanon. The project offers Emergency Medical Services, upgrades the blood bank into a Blood Transfer Center according to new required health standards, provides food and non-relief items, provides additional support through LCRS Conditional Cash Transfer Program, support to the Disaster Management Unit and enhances capacity of Libanese Red Cross branches in affected areas. Through this project the Libanese Red Cross offers assistence to 42,000 persons a year. The targeted group will be Syrian refugees, but also Palestines who fled Syria and Lebanese nationals who used to live in Syria. Assistence is directed towards refugees and host communities in Akkar, Tripoli, Hermel, Baalbeck, Kob Elias, Zahle, Rachaya, Mount Lebanon, Hasbaya, Beit Jbeil and Tyre.
2019 - Kenya Floods The March – April – May 2018 rainfall season resulted in floods in many parts of the country. The March-April-May 2018 rains  season ended in  June 2018  in  many  parts  of  the  country  though some areas  continued to  receive.  Increased inflows  resulted  in  dam  spillages  the  worst  being  the  Solai  Dam  in  Nakuru collapsed  resulting in  47  fatalities  and displacement  of  283 households.  The Kenya Electricity  Generating Company  (KenGen)  dams  of  Kiambere,  Gitaru, Kamburu, Kindaruma and Masinga dams begun to spill    on the 17th May 2018 resulting into further flooding in parts of Garissa, Tana River and Kitui counties. The operation aims to provide immediate assistance  to cover the needs of 30,000 households (HHs) (150,000 people) displaced in 15 counties (Tana River, Garissa, Turkana, Wajir, Isiolo, Kilifi, Mandera, Marsabit, Kajiado, Kitui, Kisumu, Taita Taveta, Homa bay, Makueni and Baringo) by providing life-saving assistance for a period of six months.
IFRC Pledge Contribution NSD Zambia 15K contribution to travel budget NSD position in Harare cluster
RP 2022-2026: Mali Strengthening the emergency and natural disaster preparedness and response systems Not unlike its neighboring countries, Mali is subject to an increasingly recurring natural and humanitarian crisis. Over the past years the country recorded the following natural and humanitarian crisis; droughts, floods, cholera epidemics, and mass population movements related to social and armed conflicts (e.g. in northern and center regions). Putting response analysis and planning tools & systems in place; the Mali Red Cross enhances their internal and external response coordination; the MRC improves operational response capacity; the MRC has response policy, strategy and standards in place; the MRC has a solid response operations support system; the MRC has Early Action Protocols that are developed based on impact-based forecast methodology. Mali Red Cross Mali
Ebola Virus Preparedness On 1 August 2018, just one week after the declaration of the end of the Ebola outbreak in Equator province, the 10th Ebola epidemic of the DRC was declared in the provinces of North Kivu and Ituri, which are among the most populated provinces in the DRC that also share borders with Uganda and Rwanda. there is a tangible risk of EVD transmission in Uganda, especially as the affected area of Mbalako in Beni (DRC) is approximately 100 km from the western border of Uganda, with active cross-border movements in and out of Kasese, Bundibugyo, and Ntoroko districts. 1. Risk communication and community engagement
2. Infection, prevention and control (IPC)
3. Psychosocial support (PSS)
4. National Society capacity strengthening 194,300 people (approximately 29,860 households) Ntoroko, Bundibugyo, Kasese, Kisoro, Kanungu and Kabarole
Rwanda - Strong Winds The storm and heavy wind-affected population’s immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency
relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total number of 675 people (135 households) whose
items/properties were destroyed in Kiramuruzi Sector, Gatsibo districts, Eastern Province, Rwanda. On 1st April 2017 at 3:00 pm, Gatsibo district located in the Eastern Province of Rwanda experienced heavy rainfall
associated with heavy storms which, resulted in destruction of houses and community farm lands in Kiramuruzi Sector
Nyabisindu Cell. The affected area is located 36 kilometers from Gatsibo District, 40 kilometers from the Eastern
Province office and 70 kilometers from the City of Kigali. This project provides emergency relief in the form of non food items, hygiene promotion, and shelter. This project reaches 675 people (135 households). This project is located in Kiramuruzi Sector, Gatsibo districts, Eastern Province, Rwanda.
2022 annual contribution to the IFRC General Resources 2022 annual contribution to the General Resources
Open House Humanitairian Innovations (OH_HI) Pilot project to appraise whether the festival context can be  used for identifying, testing and demonstrating potential humanitarian innovations
Well prepared Red Cross/Red Crescent societies for disaster response: Lebanon Red Cross This project increases the speed and effectiveness of its response to major incidents and disasters in Lebanon of the Lebanese Red Cross (LRCS). Lebanon suffers from armed conflicts, landslides, floods, droughts, forest fires, population pressure (due to Syrian refugees). LRCS is a relative strong NS, with experience in RP, teams trained and dedicated to DM and response, and connections with other stakeholders. RPII can build on the experiences and groundwork of RP in the country and complements and/or connects well with activities by other PNS'. Moreover, it can informally support PRCS\L in strengthening response capacity of this small NS with access to a specific vulnerable group (Palestinians in Lebanese refugee camps) and no official acknowledgement by the GoL. PRCS\L thus has little financial and operational support from other donors, but the impact of basic RP activities can be high. PRCS\L was also part of RP. RP-II aims at 1. Crisis Response Plan well disseminated throughout LRCS 2. Sufficient DM and EMS (emergency medical services) staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP) This project enforces LRCS and communities affected by disasters in Lebanon The project takes place at the HQ in Spears and Hazmieh, in North Lebanon, Bekaa Valley, South Lebanon, Beirut and Northern Mount Lebanon
Support to alleviate suffering as a result of the protracted crises in Gaza and the West Bank Support for a.o. emergency medical services to alleviate suffering as a result of the protracted crises in Gaza and the West Bank.
Support to PRC COVID-19 Response - dedicated support to the management of the isolation facilities for mild COVID-19 patients Establishment and ongoing running support of COVID19 isolation facilities Hospitals in the Philippines are overwhelmed with the number of COVID19 patients. Bed capacity in many hospitals have reached a critical point and worst case scenario of the COVID19 variant entering the Philippines it could get worse. Part of the challenges faced particularly in Metro Manila are patients being admitted for mild symptoms occupying critical bed space. The PRC is establishing "tent isolation facilities and working with the Depts of Education to use classrooms" as isolation facilities for mild COVID cases reducing the burden on the hospitals The PRC will establish or convert existing structures for temporary isolation facilities it will provide ambulance services, set up isolation beds, provide supplementary hot meals, set up showers and latrines, 
It will coordinate with local government units for the establishment of the facilities, costs including establishment of facilities, ongoing running costs and volunteers allowances Beneficiaries are mild COVID-19 positive cases, indirect beneficiary are the hospitals as it will allow them to focus on serious COVID-19 cases (reducing stress on bed space) Metro Manila currently, however situation is fluid and it may be realigned to other cities in the Philippines. In Metro Manila the PRC has already identified 10 isolation facility locations
Ethiopia - Population Movement Ethiopia has been experiencing a wide spread internal population displacement since mid of 2018. Displacements are attributed to a combination of factors including, religious conflicts, inter-ethnic violence as well as border and boundary disagreements between ethnic groups in Ethiopia. One of the biggest IDP camp in Somali Region, Qoloji, is occupied by at least 80,000 ethnic Somalis fleeing from Oromia. 62,000 IDPs were forced to flee from Babile town following conflicts between Muslim and orthodox Christians in Jijiga. According to the DTM in addition to conflict related displacements at least 508,723 people are said to have been displaced due to climate induced factors, particularly drought. Displacement has a devastating impact on basic service delivery, including disruption of health and nutrition services, education and food security. Women, adolescents and children are disproportionally affected. The situation is further exacerbated in conditions with acute food insecurity and water-related diseases. Major humanitarian needs identified for IDPs are the provision of emergency shelter and household needs, emergency nutrition and WASH, including the prevention of Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD). Inclusion. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, WASH and Protection, Gender and inclusion (PG&I) 80,200 people to be assisted Oromia, Amhara, SNNP and Somali regions
Prevention of and response to sexual and gender based violence in Burundi Prevention of and response to sexual and gender based violence in Burundi
Green Pearls in La Vallée (Phase 2) Continuation of the Green Pearls project in La Vallée with the 300K EUR Legacy Funds, 300K DOB Ecology and 300K coMon Foundation received. In addition Tiffany Circle contributes Euro 44,000 for the WEBEE project, implemented by the organisation LEOS.
SHO - COVID-19 Response PRCS-OPT Contribute to saving lives and mitigating against the impact of COVID-19; contribute to saving lives and reduce the impact of the pandemic by addressing the gaps in the national health system The humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating rapidly as fighting intensifies. The recent escalation has resulted in more casualties among the civilian population including children, as well as increased number of displaced civilians as a result of the destruction of buildings and the intensification of attacks on wider areas within the Gaza Strip. PRCS’ emergency operations room and its emergency medical services are dealing with increasing numbers of casualties including critical injuries and deaths. In addition to the COVID-19 pandemic, this recent escalation is taking a toll on the physical and psychological wellbeing of the civilian population of Gaza, including children. Replenishment of medicine and medical supplies, as well as medical equipment, and support to staff and volunteers. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society oPt
Aruba- Migration crisis South America and the impact on Aruba-DOB Migration crisis in Venezuala To provide assistance to the undocumented migrants from Venezuela on Aruba six fold approach: Education, Health, Food distribution, Advocacy, Shelter and RFL Red Cross Aruba with support of two delegates. Aruba
Philippines - Measles Outbreak IM Support Remote IM Support to the IFRC Emergency Operations Philippines - Measles Outbreak.  The number of cases of measles has been increasing in the Philippines over the past several years, but since late 2018 there has been a dramatic increase in cases nationally. There has been 261 deaths between 1 January and 2 March 2019 in comparison to 202 deaths in 2018. Between 2017 and 2018, there was a 547 per cent increase of measles cases reported nationwide1. This appeal seeks a total amount of CHF 2 million to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support Philippines Red Cross (PRC) to respond to the current measles outbreaks across the Philippines from March until September 2019. The number of measles cases continues to increase particularly in National Capital Region and isolated provinces. Health facilities and public health institutions are overwhelmed, due to influx of active measles cases particularly among children aged six months to five years. Health, WASH and PGI 260,000 People Philippines
Kenya SMEs Access Finance during the COVID emergency (KESMAF-COVID) Blended facility for SMEs to enhance access to finance-Kenya SMEs Access Finance during the COVID emergency (KESMAF-COVID)
Strengthening Civil Society Engagement for a Just and Sustainable Urbanization (SCEJU) in Kenya Contract related to: Strengthening Civil Society Engagement for a Just and Sustainable Urbanization (SCEJU) in Kenya - The proposed Action intents to contribute to Specific-Objective 1.3: Support CSOs as actors of good governance and development in partner countries and to the achievement of the related result 1.3: Civil Society Organisations¿ (CSOs) ability to engage as actors of good governance and development at country level is improved.The Action rolls out the EU support to country-level CSO initiatives aimed at implementing priorities reflected in the NDICI-GLOBAL Europe, Annex III CSO Thematic Programme and the subsequent draft Multiannual Indicative Plan for the same. In line with the policy of geographisation, a majority of funds under the CSO MAAP 2021-2024, will be allocated under the Action to support civil society in partner countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and in Neighbourhood countries and Russia. Activities funded under the Action will support a broad range of civil society actors including and prioritising, but not limited to, women and youth organisations, In the framework of the Country Roadmaps for EU and Member States engagement with civil society (CSO Roadmaps), all initiatives under the Action will aim at and contribute to strengthening civil society partner¿s institutional and operational capacity through a comprehensive approach; enabling and ensuring their participation; and on improving the environment in which they operate. Particular attention will be paid to CSOs capacities to benefit from the digital transformation which will pay attention to accessible digital technology and reduce the gap on access to ICT.
Uasin Gishu County-Construction of Kimumu Bahati Wholesale Marke The county wishes to use the IDEAS LED Grant to construct a Wholesale Market in order to contribute to economic empowerment of residents of Uasin Gishu County and increase household incomes.
Tana River County Government-LED Grant for Establishment of Milk Mini-processing Plants Tana River County is one of the 15 out of the 47 Counties of Kenya that will benefit from the IDEAS Local Economic Development (LED) Grants for investment into a project that will contribute to improvement of the economy in a chosen sector where the county has some comparative advantage.
Digital Land Governance Programme (DGLP) <p>DLGP will operate in all 47 counties of Kenya including policy support at the national levels of Ministry of Lands, National Land Commission and Council of Governors. The key problems which this programme seeks to address are: 1.Inadequate land tenure security and land documentation/registration. Poor land use planning and natural resources management. 2.Poor and delayed access to justice regarding land disputes and conflicts. 3.Outdated, inconsistent, conflicting or poor quality policy, l</p>
Mitigating Human Rights violations during Covid 19 pandemic prevention and response in Kenya Contract related to: Mitigating Human Rights violations during Covid 19 pandemic prevention and response in Kenya - CBSS
Kenya's Trust Lab - Securing Truth & Strengthening Communities <p>The global objective is to strengthen the ability of Kenyan civil society to actively shape the digital transformation while promoting an inclusive rights-based digital `commons¿ in Kenya. The project will equip front-line rural CSOs/CBOs with the tools, technical skills and coalitions that enable them to harness AI tools and data-driven OSINT (open-source intelligence) techniques to safeguard digital democracy.</p>
WORKS CONTRACT FOR THE RURAL ROADS PROJECT IN EASTERN REGION OF KENYA: LOT 4: KYENI - KATHANJURE - KARURUMO ROAD <p>construction of Kieni-Kathanjure-Karurumo road section (<span style="background-color: rgb(252, 249, 209); color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">MARKLINE CIVIL & ALLIED WORKS LIMITED)</span></p>
Ethnic Minority Defenders: Amplifying the voices of indigenous human rights defenders to advocate for the rights to health & education The Overall Objective of this project is to improve access to quality health care and education for ethnic minority (EM) communities in Kenya
Coastal Economic Development in Kenya (Partnership between the EU and the Government of Kenya to advance the Blue Economy agenda through coastal urban development - 'Go Blue') Under the umbrella of the Blue Economy, the overall objective of the action is to contribute to unlock the potential of sea-land opportunities in coastal urban centres in an inclusive, integrated, participatory and sustainable manner.
Scaling-up Community Policing Initiatives (CPIs) to enhance biodiversity Conservation, Livelihood and Peace/Security Innovations for both people and Wildlife in Northern Kenya (CPIs-BioLive Project) <p>The current CPI programme has made huge strides through investments in specialized staff, training, equipment, intelligence gathering and adapting enforcement approaches, which have enabled conservancies to start addressing the threats from poachers and cattle-rustlers. Community and private conservancies are working closely with the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and the Kenya Police, and the model is proven to work, but requires scaling up. Therefore, the overall objective of the action is to contribute to improved stability, resilience, investment, and jobs in northern Kenya through the NRT community conservancies, by investing in human and wildlife security.</p>
Kisumu County Government-LED Grant for Dairy Enterprise Development To improve household incomes and nutrition by strengthening the dairy industry in Kisumu County, thereby improving the standards of living of the citizens and contributing to local economic development.
Ending Drought Emergency: Support to climate proofed rural roads in Arid and Semi Arid areas in Kenya The programme will support EDE Pillar II - Climate-proofed Infrastructure by providing 30 Million Euro contribution to AFIF to support rural roads investement projects in Arid and Semi Arid areas in Kenya
Support to Kenya Energy and Transport sectors To develop more efficient and environmentally friendly energy services that are accessible to all as well as a more efficient and safe transport system for increased productivity and reduced negative environmental impact. The project includes 4 components: 1/  capacity development facility for the transport and energy sector 2/ a support to Kenyan Road safety policy and program 3/ an Investment project preparation facility 4/ a contribution to the African Investment Facility
ADDENDUM NO. 3 to ''Supervision of Works Contracts for the Rural Roads Project in Eastern Region of Kenya'' additional supervision services-ADDENDUM NO. 3 to ''Supervision of Works Contracts for the Rural Roads Project in Eastern Region of Kenya''
Health and social safety net response at the community level in Kenya To minimize the risk of the spread of COVID-19 through implementation of risk communication and community engagement (RCCE)  and social safety nets in high-risk areas in Kenya.
Upgrading of Roads to and within the Mt. Kenya National Park and Aberdare National Park, Kenya Works contract for upgrading of Roads to and within the Mt. Kenya National Park and Aberdare National Park, Kenya
Identification study on EU Support towards the Rising Lakes and the Climate Change Directorate in the Ministry of Environment & Forestry Contract related to: Identification study on EU Support towards the Rising Lakes and the Climate Change Directorate in the Ministry of Environment & Forestry - The Cooperation and Partnerships Facility (CPF) will contribute to the implementation of the Agenda 2030 through strengthening policy dialogue, partnerships, budget support effectiveness and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) implementation capacity.
Dryland Climate Action for Community Drought Resilience (DCADR) <p>Enhance resilience to drought and other climate change effects of communities in arid and semi-arid lands</p>
Activity under preparation Technical Assistance on Green Finance for the Climate Finance and Green Economy (CF&GE) Unit of the National Treasury <p class="ql-align-justify">The global objective of the Technical Assistance is to improve conditions for actors in Kenya to benefit from financing dedicated for climate action (mitigation and adaptation), preserving biodiversity or other social purposes.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The specific objective of the Technical Assistance is to strengthen the technical and institutional capacity of the Climate Finance and Green Economy (CF&amp;GE) Unit in order to facilitate delivery of its key mandates relating to coordination of climate finance actions and financing of green economy in the country. When relevant, the Technical Assistance shall work towards implementing the objectives of the International Platform for Sustainable Finance and/or EU policies and instruments dedicated for the area.</p>
Expenditure verification for grant contract FED/2018/395-944 Completion of Makueni Fruit Processing Plant project Expenditure verification for grant contract FED/2018/395-944 Completion of Makueni Fruit Processing Plant project implemented by Makueni County Government
Digital Transformation Centre:  Supporting Kenya's Digital Transition Towards a Sustainable and Human-Centred Digital Economy and Society <p class="ql-align-justify">The project will aim at supporting Kenya¿s digital agenda and transformation as well as the EU¿s partnership with Africa on the transition to the digital age. It is part of and contributes to the Team Europe Initiative on Human-Centred Digitalisation and will strengthen the EU¿s engagement in the sector by assisting Kenya to tap into the EU¿s sizable experience with regards the digitalisation of SMEs, building a conducive innovation ecosystem, setting up open and secure e-government services and implementing sound data protection standards, both for the benefit of the country¿s development (human-centred approach) and EU interests.</p>
Grant Contract with Kenya Contract related to: Grant Contract with Kenya - The Overall Objective of the programme is to enhance maritime security in the ESA-IO region hence contribute to global security and create a favourable environment for the economic development of the ESA-IO region and beyond. The Specific objective of the programme is to strengthen the capacity of the ESA-IO region in the implementation of the Regional Strategy and Action Plan against Piracy and for Maritime Security.