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Emergency agricultural and livelihood support in Marib and Sa'adah governorates The main objective of this project is to provide food security to vulnerable communities affected by conflict. This FAO project provides the assistance which is channelled through a cash+ approach, which includes the provision of in-kind agricultural inputs together with season-specific cash assistance to mitigate against the impact of food insecurity and malnutrition among the most vulnerable households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 25,620 people, including 12,580 women, 13,040 men, and including 5,000 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Protection and Resilience in Venezuelan communities to mitigate the recourse to negative coping mechanisms and associated life-threatening risks The main objective of this project is to strengthen resilience and institutional capacities for access to essential services to mitigate the need for negative coping mechanisms, including mobility. This UNHCR project provides rehabilitation and conditioning of community spaces that will serve as temporary emergency shelters during disasters, renovation and provision of equipment and materials of the premises of local clinics in Outpatient Clinic, and the renovation and supply of equipment and materials for the health clinic i, which will also serve as space to hold SRH, gender equality, GBV, and trafficking campaigns, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 25,854 people, including 8,846 women, 7,934 men, 9,074 children, and 404 persons with disabilities.
Support to SRH and GBV lifesaving services in Lebanon This project with two components aims at promoting life-saving engagements related specifically to improving reproductive health (SRH) access and outcomes and mitigating/responding to gender based violence (GBV). It targets 134,000 affected people with its Health (SRH) engagement and 8,060 with Protection (GBV).
Providing Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to address cooking fuel needs of Rohingya households in Cox''s Bazar The main objective of this IOM project is to distribute 95,000 liquid petroleum gas refills among refugees across 16 camps in Cox’ Bazar, Bangladesh. This project provides life-saving assistance to 478,536 people, of whom 124,338 are women and 120,410 are girls. Additionally, 57,423 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Provision of integrated lifesaving assistance to the most vulnerable cyclone Mocha affected population, including children and women in Myanmar The main objective of this project is to support and enhance the well-being and safety of communities affected by Cyclone Mocha. This UNICEF project provides emergency WASH assistance to prevent disease outbreak and ensure access to clean water, gender-sensitive latrines, and handwashing facilities and delivers psychosocial support, protection services, supplies, and protection messages to affected children and families among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 63,000 individuals, including 40,074 women, 22,112 men, 19,149 children, and 4,560 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux populations hôtes dans les régions affectées par l’accueil aux réfugiés soudanais The main objective of this project is to provide food security and nutrition assistance to host communities in Ouaddaï, Sila and Wadi Fira. This WFP project provides in kind food assistance and will prevent moderate acute malnutrition. The food securities component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 50,500 people, including 26,500 women and 24,000 men. This nutrition project provides humanitarian assistance to 6,000 people, including 2,500 women and 2,700 children.
Integrated WASH and Nutrition Initiative (IWANI) to promote health, and optimum growth and development for the most vulnerable children and women in Lebanon This project aims to provide integrated WASH and nutrition and child development engagements to prevent illnesses, malnutrition and developmental deprivation among the most vulnerable children and women in Lebanon. The project targets 481,000 affected people with WASH activities and 130,000 with Nutrition.
Provision of life-saving nutrition sensitive assistance to crisis affected population in Local Government Areas with famine-like situations in NE Nigeria. The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity in Nigeria. This WFP project provides food vouchers to 95,131 people, including 33,772 women, 46,616 children, and 2,854 persons with disabilities.
Establishment of an Integrated Primary Healthcare and Nutrition Facility, and furnish Multi-Purpose Centre (MPC) in Camp 11, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar The main objective of this project is to establish and furnish an Integrated Primary Healthcare and Nutrition Facility and furnish a Multi-Purpose Centre (MPC) in Camp 11 that was completely destroyed by fire. This UNICEF project supports one functional health facility for integrated health and nutrition and provides protection support to 2,000 children through the re-equipping and rebuilding of a MPC with necessary supplies. The project aims to reach 33,942 people, including 7,844 men, 8,654 women, 8,809 boys, 8,635 girls, and 1,696 persons with disabilities.
Offre de services pour la réponse aux Violences Basées sur le Genre et Abus et Exploitation Sexuels, incluant l’accès aux services de santé reproductive (SR) The main objective of this project is to provide gender-based violence protection assistance and sexual and reproductive health assistance to refugees and returnees in Sila, Ouaddai and Wadi Fira. This UNFPA project establishes women- and girl-friendly safe spaces, provides psychosocial support and case management services, distributes dignity kits, and procures inter-agency reproductive health kits. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,000 people, including 16,400 women, 6,000 men, 17,600 children, and including 800 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life saving essential health services to most vulnerable population with ongoing humanitarian crisis The main objective of this UNFPA project is to provide integrated sexual and reproductive health services, gender-based violence response, and mental health and psychosocial support for women, girls, and other vulnerable groups in the Southeast, Northwest, and Northeast of Myanmar. This project supports access to a priority package of SRHR services through mobile and static clinics, as well as GBV response services, including case management and psychosocial support. Additionally, the project procures and distributes clean delivery kits (CDK) and dignity kits, ensuring comprehensive maternal and reproductive health support. This project provides life-saving assistance to 30,120 people, of whom 25,521 women, 2,323 men  and 2,276 children. Additionally, 2,108  people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Provision of essential lifesaving GBV response services to women and girls affected by the earthquake in Aleppo, Hama, and Latakia governorates UNFPA proposes to provide gender-based violence (GBV) response and risk mitigation services to earthquake-affected populations to prevent the negative consequences of GBV and mitigate further risks in Jebel Saman, Hama, Jablah districts of Aleppo, Hama and Latakia governorates respectively. This will be accomplished by ensuring availability of access to and utilization of comprehensive, lifesaving GBV response services by establishing temporary Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces in areas closer to the collective shelters which are identified by the government to be mid-term shelters for the displaced people. In addition, UNFPA proposes to train specialized GBV service providers on GBV basics, case management and PSEA models, to ensure quality service delivery and mitigate the risks of potential harm to affected people.
Strengthening the protection environment in conflict affected localities in Sudan. UNHCR’s proposed engagement focuses on protection monitoring in conflict affect areas including hot spots and location that have received large numbers of IDPs. This is carried out through community-based structures that are either already existing or will be established to provide information to analyze the protection environment and identify persons with special needs (PSN) including GBV, PwD, and other protection concerns. Further, UNHCR proposes to support identified PSNs with individual protection assistance through in-kind assistance. UNHCR also use the collected protection information and analysis to produce regular advocacy messages. This project targets 24,350 affected people with Protection activities.
Renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des populations vulnérables des zones touchées par l’insécurité alimentaire The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Northeast and Southeast regions of Haiti. This FAO project improves food security and nutrition through livelihoods support. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 37,500 people, including 9,375 women, 5,626 men, 22,500 children, and including 3,750 persons with disabilities.
Ensuring the Support for the Rohingya Refugees Affected by the Fire in March 2023 The main objective of this project is to contribute to reducing the impact of the fires on Rohingya refugees by ensuring access to essential facilities and lifesaving assistance. This IOM project provides 2,000 households with solar lamps, supplies 2,108 households with new LPG packages, engages 3,900 unique Cash-for-Work (CfW) laborers in debris clearance and construction, and provides 15,926 people with safe water and WASH NFI kits. The project provides lifesaving assistance to 15,926 people, including 3,691 men, 4,036 women, 4,121 boys, 4,078 girls, and 159 persons with disabilities.
Onward Transportation Assistance for refugees and asylum-seekers from border to transit/reception sites under the Emergency Response to the Sudan Crisis The main objective of this UNHCR Common Services project is to provide onward transportation assistance to 4,000 refugees fleeing the fighting in Sudan into South Sudan. These include 1,160 women, 1,720 children, and 180 persons with disabilities.
​​Emergency response to humanitarian needs in Amhara region through cash and shelter/Non-Food items assistance​ The primary objective of this project is to deliver prompt emergency response to humanitarian needs in the Amhara region by offering cash assistance and shelter/Non-Food Items (NFI). Through this initiative IOM, 45,771 individuals receive  unconditional and unrestricted cash support, addressing their immediate, fundamental, and essential requirements. Additionally, IOM will extend its support by providing shelter and necessary non-food items to ensure a comprehensive response to the identified needs in the region. In total, the project targets 81,771 people, including 18,822 women, 17,186 men and 45,763  children, and including approximately 8,177 people with disabilities.
Provision of emergency support to earthquake affected areas in Khoy UNHCR has responded within the first 48 hours after the earthquake by dispatching and distributing Core Relief Items (CRIs) and Shelter/ non-food items from its in-country stockpile to affected people. The UNHCR humanitarian assistance was provided in the spirit of solidarity and to support the host community, given the inclusive services provided by the government to refugees and host communities during in such disasters in a non-discriminatory manner. In addition, UNHCR is in the process of distributing 14 prefabricated latrines and showers including for persons with disabilities and 500,000 3-ply masks. UNHCR will use the CERF allocation to replenish stocks depleted with the initial response. The project targets 5,000 affected people with its WASH engagement and 10,000 with the proposed ES/NFI activities.
TOGETHER WE SAVE LIVES: Community-based lifesaving strategies for GBV protection of survivor and at-risk women for in humanitarian contexts. The main goal of this project is to provide protection against Gender Based Violence (GBV) to vulnerable groups by facilitating access to prevention, mitigation, and response mechanisms. This UN Women project supports victims with resilience kits for women, and refresher training on life-saving skills. This project targets a total of 1,200 people, including 1,060 women, 60 girls, 80 men, and 50 people with disabilities.
Tropical Cyclone Flood Response in Malawi This UNICEF project seeks to provide Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in emergencies and Protection lifesaving assistance in response to the flood disaster in the six (of the 14) most affected target districts of Blantyre, Chikwawa, Nsanje, Mulanje, Phalombe, and Zomba. UNICEF implements mental health and psycho-social support to caregivers and children, provision of safe and recreational spaces for children, case management and identification of separated children by Child Protection Workers, and Protections risks addressed in the camp-by-camp managers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 816,738 people, including 218,850 women, 196,389  men, 401,499 children, and including 33,629  persons with disabilities.
Provision of comprehensive, quality life-saving GBV response and prevention among the most vulnerable population affected by the 2023 crisis in Sudan The main goal of this project is to provide multi-sectorial and integrated Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) response services to vulnerable people affected by conflict. This UNFPA provides mobile clinic services and psychological support to GBV survivors, as well as procures and distributes reproductive health kits. This project supports a total of 88,847 people, of whom 61% are women, 31% are children, and 8% are men. 4,442 people with disabilities are also supported.
Winter season vegetables’ seeds distribution and restocking with milking goats for the most vulnerable farming and Agro pastoralists households in River Nile and Northern states in Sudan The project supports the affected people with emergency winter season vegetables’ seeds distribution and restocking with milking goats to safeguard agriculture livelihoods, protect productive assets, prevent erosion of vulnerable households’ coping capacities, and enhance their food and nutrition security. The project targets 102,000 affected people with Food Security activities.
Strengthen to timely detect and respond to cholera, acute watery diarrhea and dysentery and ensure provision of basic health services to affected populations in provinces by affected flooding, cyclone Freddy#1 and #2  in Mozambique This project Strengthens timely detection and response to cholera, acute watery diarrhea, and dysentery and ensures the provision of basic health services to affected populations in provinces affected by flooding, and cyclone Freddy in Mozambique. WHO provides refresher training for health workers on comprehensive primary health care and supports mobile health brigade to provide basic health services and procures and distribute cholera kits, Epidemiological surveillance, procures and distributes Interagency Emergency Health Kit (IEHK). The project targets 162,00 people, including 62,715 women,59,481 men, 39,804 children, and including 5,040 persons with disabilities.
Réponse Rapide aux besoins de protection, Abris, AME et Gestion et Coordination des sites (CCCM) des populations déplacées victimes du conflit au Nord-Kivu, Sud-Kivu et en Ituri. The main objective of this project is to provide Shelter/NFI, CCCM and Protection assistance to vulnerable people affected by displacement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This UNHCR project provides emergency shelter and dignity kits, strengthens community-based protection in formal and informal sites, provides multi-purpose cash, and supports site and information management at displacement camps. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people in the Shelter/NFI, 38,000 people in the Protection, and 188,000 people in the CCCM sectors.
Emergency food assistance to vulnerable households in Herat affected by the earthquake. The main objective of this project is to provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable households in Herat affected by the earthquake. WFP provides blanket emergency lifesaving food assistance to 31,848 people affected by the earthquake, primarily in Herat province, for 3 months of assistance. This assistance includes 7,485 women, 7,325 men, and 17,039 children. Additionally, 6,369 people with disabilities are also benefiting from this project. WFP's designates 50 percent for in-kind assistance and the remaining 50 percent allocated to cash-based transfers through commodity vouchers. The food package includes 100 kg of wheat flour, 9.1 kg of oil, 12.5 kg of pulses, and 1 kg of salt, ensuring a caloric intake of 2,100 calories per person.
Réponse urgente aux besoins alimentaires de 1 500 ménages vulnérables des régions du centre et du nord du Mali The main objective of this project is to provide critical agricultural assistance to vulnerable pastoralists affected by conflict-related displacement in Mali. This FAO project provides unconditional cash transfers, agricultural kits as well as access to water through hydraulic infrastructures. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 9,300 people, including 2,418 women, 5,673 children, and 180 persons with disabilities.
Food assistance and logistics response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy This project seeks to provide immediate lifesaving food assistance to affected populations by providing commodities or cash-based transfers, mitigating the direct humanitarian crisis in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Freddy. WFP provides in-kind assistance to 145,500 people in the targeted districts for one month. WFP facilitates access for air transport of urgent transport of life-saving cargo and search and rescue efforts in locations not accessible by road or river. WFP will facilitate access to 25 mt within secondary and tertiary road networks. Mobile storage units will also support adequate storage facilities for relief items. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 145,500 people, including 30,992 women, 43,796 men, 70,713 children, and including 16,878 persons with disabilities.
Améliorer l’accès aux mécanismes inter-agences de signalement et de traitement des plaintes communautaires, par et pour les communautés affectées au Burkina Faso via la téléphonie mobile et les comités communautaires de Plaintes (CCP). The main objective of this project is to provide protection assistance to affected communities and people in Centre-North, East, North, Sahel, and Boucle du Mouhoun regions of Burkina Faso. This UNHCR project improves access to inter-agency mechanisms for reporting and handling community complaints, by and for affected communities via mobile telephones and Community Complaints Committees. The project targets 540,000 people, including 87,060 women, 261,838 men, 191102 children, and 81,000 persons with disabilities with protection activities. This project is part of the special thematic allocation for Accountability to Affected People (AAP) under the 2023 round 2 of the underfunded emergencies (UFE) allocations.
Protection and winter assistance for Afghan households The main objective of this UNHCR project is to provide vulnerable Afghan households with timely winter assistance, including heating, warm clothing, health services, documentation support, and gender-based violence (GBV) protection in harsh winter locations. This project provides heating/fuel support and winter clothing, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 101,429 people, including 21,301 women, 22,315 men, 57,813 children, and 15,651 persons with disabilities.
Addressing maternal health and protection needs of women and girls affected by earthquake in Iran. In the aftermath of the earthquake that hit the Khoy province on 28 January 2023, people were forced leave their homes, leaving normal life and livelihoods disrupted. Women face longer distances for accessing their usual maternal health services and struggle in preserving their dignity as they had to leave everything in their damaged/destroyed houses behind and face limited financial possibility of buying/replacing necessary items due to disrupted livelihoods. This project targets 1,300 affected people with Health engagement and 10,000 with Protection (GBV) activities.
Multi-purpose cash assistance for conflict affected populations in Sudan This project provides multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to the most vulnerable affected people to meet their basic needs, such as shelter, water, food, transportation, medical costs. The approach contributes to reducing negative coping mechanism such as minimizing food portions, meals, selling household's items, child marriage and child labour. In addition, it provides short term economic empowerment to displaced families and the host communities. The project targets 17,500 people with cash assistance for protection, shelter, food security and health outcomes.
Early Response Activities for Cyclone Mocha The main objective of this project is to ensure the Rohingya population affected by Cyclone Mocha have access to clean and safe environment post-cyclone. This WFP project provides distribution of cash for volunteer work on rehabilitation of community infrastructure, implementation of rehabilitation work including drainage and debris cleaning among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 1,300 refugees, including 195 women, 1,105 men, and 65 persons with disabilities.
Treat and prevent acute malnutrition by the provision of nutrition assistance through the distribution of specialized nutritious food. The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Al-Hodeidah, Hajjah and Taizz governorates. This WFP project provides humanitarian assistance to 45,186 people, including 16,775 women, 25,411 children, and including 4,217 persons with disabilities.
Protection, shelter/NFIs and Multi-Sectoral response for the refugees and internally displaced persons in the Far North, Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon The main objective of this project is to provide protection, shelter/non-food items, and multi-sector refugee assistance to vulnerable communities in Cameroon. This UNHCR project strengthens protection monitoring and response, supports refugees and host communities through a multi-sectoral response, and provides shelter as well as non-food items. The project provides life-saving assistance to 5,000 people in the protection sector, 30,000 people in the Shelter/NFI sector, and 13,200 through Multi-Sector Refugee Assistance.
Emergency lifesaving health response to cholera outbreak  in the select drought -heightened counties of Mandera, Marsabit, Turkana, Wajir, Garissa-Refugees (Dadaab) in the Kenyan northern corridor targeting affected children, women and men The key objective of this project is to provide a lifesaving health response to the cholera outbreak in the select drought-heightened counties of Mandera, Marsabit, Turkana, Wajir, and Garissa-Refugees (Dadaab) in the Kenyan northern corridor targeting affected children, women, and men. This WHO project provides epidemiological surveillance and laboratory, Case management, infection Prevention and Control (IPC)/Water, Hygiene, and Sanitation (WASH), and Risk communication and community engagement. In total, the project targets 275,365 people, including 13,768 men, 55,073 women, and 206,524 children 6,196 persons with disabilities are also supported.