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Réponse humanitaire d’urgence à l’afflux des Refugies Maliens dans la région de Hodh Chargui – Mauritanie The main objective of this project is to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to meet the immediate needs of newly arrived Malian refugees in the Hodh Chargui region of Mauritania, as well as host populations. UNHCR project will strengthen community mechanisms to identify persons with specific needs, at-risk children and women, survivors of gender-based violence, and persons in extremely vulnerable situations, and will reinforce support mechanisms for the most vulnerable populations, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,000 people, including 3,712 women, 8,851 children, and including 360 persons with disabilities.
Gender-responsive lifesaving and emergency food security support for women and girls affected by Niger’s current triple crisis The main objective of this UN Women project is to strengthen the ability of local women’s groups, local civil society’s group and young women group to fully engage in planning and responding to food insecurity in the face of the country's triple humanitarian crisis. The project provides emergency and humanitarian support with micro-projects that bring rapid impact. The project specifically targets women in displaced, refugee and host communities settings (including young girls). The project is active in the areas of Diffa, N'Guigmi, Ayerou and Ouallam. Through this project, targeted people will receive agricultural tools and inputs, will benefit from the renovation of existing market gardening sites and receive training and material support to assist in the preservation, value-addition and marketing of agricultural products. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 6,010 people (975 men, 2,757 women and 2,278 children), including 100 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Life-Saving Integrated Nutrition Interventions to Reduce Malnutrition Among Vulnerable Women and Children in High-Risk LGAs of the Borno and Yobe states The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition assistance to children in 14 high-risk Local Government Areas. This UNICEF project targets 500,000 children with active case finding to enable timely identification and referral of SAM cases or appropriate nutritional care, and it provides preventive nutrition services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 630,000 people, including 130,000 women, 500,000 children, and including 94,500 persons with disabilities.
Humanitarian response - Food assistance to vulnerable populations in Choluteca, El Paraíso and Gracias a Dios The main objective of this WFP project is to cover the basic food needs for food insecure people. The project provides conditional (commodity vouchers) and unconditional vouchers to food insecure households, to cover their food needs. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 18,200 people (5,460 men, 6,188 women and 6,552 children), including 310 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de la résilience par les moyens de subsistances des déplacés à l’intérieur et extérieur des camps au Nord Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide 39,000 displaced people, both inside and outside displacement camps, with emergency livelihood assistance to improve their resilience. This FAO project will assist targeted people with innovative food production emergency solutions by providing seeds and agricultural tools in conjunction with a one-off cash transfer. This project will be implemented in close coordination with WFP. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 39,000 people, including 14,400 women, 2,800 children, and including 7,000 persons with disabilities.
Comprehensive response addressing the impact of heightened hostilities in affected areas of  Lebanon, with a primary focus on providing critical assistance and support to displaced populations, ensuring their safety, dignity, and resilience in the face o The main objective of this project is to support displaced populations impacted by the hostilities at the Lebanon-Israel border. This project will be implemented in the South, Nabatiyeh, and Mount Lebanon Governorates, and will include activities such as providing protection cash assistance, shelter cash assistance, and increased access to secondary and tertiary healthcare. Under the Protection sector, this project will assist 3,892 people, including 1,188 women, 1,790 children, and 397 persons with disabilities. Under the Multi-Purpose Cash sector, this project will assist 3,350 people, including 746 women, 1,943 children, and 436 persons with disabilities. Under the Shelter and Non-Food Items sector, this project will assist 4,784 people, including 1,196 women, 2,392 children, and 1,660 persons with disabilities. Lastly, under the Health sector this project will assist 1,700 people including 1,190 women, and 420 children.
Preserving critical Health and WASH services through ensuring availability of life saving supplies for the most vulnerable children and their families in the hard-to-reach areas CERF UFE allocation preserves critical Health and WASH services through ensuring availability of life saving supplies for the most vulnerable children and their families in the hard-to-reach hotspot areas of Darfur, Khartoum and Kordofan states. Complementing the ongoing nutrition activities under the CERF RR allocation, UNICEF plans to reach 200,000 people in need, including vulnerable IDPs, host communities, refugees and returnees through a range of health activities. Additionally, UNICEF plans to reach 90,000 affected people across the Darfurs, Khartoum and Kordofans through a range of WASH-related activities. This project targets 200,000 affected people with WASH and Health activities.
“Ensuring early detection and timely response to acute health issues in border and high human mobility areas” The main objective of this WHO project is to ensure the implementation of basic programs for health response, and to strengthen the response capacity of health personnel and the health services network. The project deploys health and medical personnel to provide essential health services, procures and distributes essential health supplies and equipment to laboratories and health centers. Moreover, the project assists in delivering rapid refresher training sessions for front-line health personnel and volunteers on timely outbreak detection, management and control provides early warning and epidemiological surveillance systems and essential health services for vulnerable communities in border area. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 66,000 people (21,474 men, 19,679 women and 23,847 children), including 1,291 persons with disabilities.
Appui sanitaire d’urgence à la population vulnérable (réfugiés, retournées, population hôte) de la crise soudanaise vivant dans les provinces du Ouaddaï, Sila et le Lac. The main objective of this WHO project is to reduce morbidity and mortality among vulnerable populations (children under the age of five, pregnant women) in the Sudanese crisis. This project provides the purchase and distribution of medical-technical equipment and medications, as well as primary health care consultations, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 81,000 people, including 30,000 women, 22,000 children, and including 12,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision d’assistance alimentaire aux réfugiés et retournés du Soudan vivant et arrivant à l’est du Tchad, ainsi que les personnes déplacées internes (IDPs) au Lac The main objective of this project is to provide sustainable agriculture practices to farmers in rural areas. This FAO project provides capacity-building training, distribution of improved seeds and agricultural tools, and technical assistance among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 13,000 women, 24,500 children, and including 7,500 persons with disabilities.
REPONSE MULTISECTORIELLE EN FAVEUR DES PERSONNES AFFECTEES PAR L‘IMPACT des aléas climatiques AU BURUNDI The main objective of this project is to provide multi-sectoral life-saving assistance to individuals affected by the floods and landslides in Burundi. The WASH component includes water trucking, establishing potable water points, constructing and rehabilitating latrines and showers, hygiene and sanitation promotion, distributing WASH kits and holding awareness sessions to make communities more resilient to flooding. The Child Protection component includes psychosocial and mental health support for children and their parents, alternative care and family reunification for separated and unaccompanied children, case management including for GBV survivors, recovering lost birth certificates and supporting community child protection structures. The Health component includes establishing two mobile health posts, providing quality perinatal care and assisted delivery with obstetric ultrasound for pregnant women and enabling access to healthcare in health facilities near displacement sites. The project provides life-saving assistance to 25,000 people, of whom 5,610 are women and 7,141 are girls. Additionally, 438 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Harmoniser l’approche collective de redevabilité envers les populations affectées, à travers la mise en place d’un mécanisme inter-organisation de communication, de partage d’information et de gestion efficace des feedbacks communautaires. The main objective of this UNHCR project is to establish a collective mechanism of accountability to affected populations by extending UNHCR's 'AAP call center' to the entire humanitarian system and strengthening community complaint management mechanisms, with a view to an inclusive response tailored to community concerns. The project provides the humanitarian community with a collective mechanism for managing community complaints, strengthening capacities of community structures and humanitarian actors, and organizations with the aim of programming, monitoring and evaluation of the humanitarian response. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 1,205,010 people (229,597 men, 278,838 women and 696,575 children) including 5,824 persons with disabilities.
Réponse sanitaire d’urgence face aux conséquences de cyclone GAMANE dans les districts d’ANTALAHA, SAMBAVA et VOHEMAR, région de SAVA, MADAGASCAR he main objective of this WHO project is to provide emergency health response to the consequences of Cyclone Gamane in the districts of Antalaha, Sambava, and Vohémar, Sava region, Madagascar. The project focuses on aiding vulnerable populations, providing free care packages, and maintaining access to health services. Efforts include acquiring and delivering essential medical supplies, rehabilitating health facilities, strengthening disease surveillance, conducting risk communication and community engagement activities, and enhancing monitoring and evaluation. WHO targets 22,239 people, including 5,251 women, 5,045 men, and 11,943 children.
Food Security and the Nutrition Status of Vulnerable Communities in Sudan Through WFP Sudan General Food Distributions and Emergency Nutrition Operations Through this project, WFP supports 46,296 vulnerable people (including refugees, IDPs, and vulnerable residents) with a Food Security engagement consisting of 2,407.6 MT of in-kind food. General Food Assistance (GFA) is provided in close collaboration with other UN agencies, NGOs, and local partners, building synergies with other actions. Under the Nutrition sector component, WFP Sudan also provide blanket support nutrition assistance, targeting 109,139 children aged under five years and Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women in the most severely affected areas of Sudan, namely the Darfur region.
Fourniture de services multisectoriels essentiels de Santé, Nutrition, WASH, Protection et Education aux populations touchées par les inondations dans les départements de la Likouala, Cuvette et Plateaux The main objective of this project is to provide health, nutrition, protection, education, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. Through this project, UNICEF will provide lifesaving, multisectoral assistance to 136,000 people in the form of primary health care services, screening and treatment of SAM, safe access to water and latrines, provision of WASH kits, children protection, and emergency education. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 136,000 people, including 17,224 women, 100,000 children, and 1,518 persons with disabilities.
Provision of evidence-based emergency protection and health care assistance to the most vulnerable migrant workers and their families impacted by multipronged crises in Lebanon The main objective of this project is to provide emergency protection and health care to vulnerable migrant workers and their families impacted by the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon. Activities include collecting displacement data to inform humanitarian response in south Lebanon, ensuring healthcare to migrant workers and their families through dedicated ‘health days’ initiatives, financially supporting the life and limb saving healthcare of migrants, and providing specialized assistance and awareness raising for migrant workers and their children in the form of child protection case management, psychosocial support, and cash for protection and legal assistance. Under the Health sector, this project will support 2,020 individuals, including 1,305 women, 145 children, and 8 persons with disabilities. Under the protection sector, this project will support 2,568 people including 2,055 women and 40 persons with disabilities. Under the Child Protection sector, this project will support 535 individuals, including 400 women and 5 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle pour les populations affectées par les inondations en République du Congo The main objective of this project is to reach refugees and host populations affected by flooding with assistance in terms of health, WASH, protection, food security and shelter/NFI. Through this project, UNHCR will provide lifesaving, multisectoral assistance to 44,000 people in the form of protection services, emergency livelihood activities to ensure access to food, support to health services in collaboration with WHO, emergency shelter assistance and rehabilitation of water and sanitation services. Of the 44,000 people targeted through this project, 14,960 are women and 15,840 are children, and 447 are people with disabilities.
Amoindrissement des risques de protection des communautés affectées par la crise M23 par le biais d’une assistance humanitaire multisectorielle adaptée et garantissant leurs droits The main objective of this project is to provide over 487,300 people with emergency multi-sectoral assistance. in North and South Kivu. This UNHCR project will assist targeted people with activities in the Protection, Shelter and NFIs, and Camp Coordination and Management sectors. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 487,300 people, including 92,600 women, 311,900 children, and including over 4,800 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence aux conséquences sanitaires des inondations dans les provinces de l’Equateur, Kinshasa et Tshopo, en RDC The main objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality due to the consequences on the health of populations affected by floods, in the six most impacted health zones of the three targeted provinces. This WHO project aims to strengthen alert systems and community engagement to prevent epidemics; improves access to essential health care for vulnerable populations, including mental health; reinforces epidemiological surveillance; and improves WASH measures in health facilities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 395,146 people, including 122,547 women, 158,245 children, and including 59,342 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Cash Assistance to vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian refugee families in border areas affected by the tensions in the South The main objective of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash transfers for food and other necessities to Syrian refugees and Lebanese nationals affected by the cross-border conflict in South Lebanon in the Sour, Marjaayoun, Bint Jbeil and Hasbaya districts, South and Nabatiyeh governates. Under the Multi-Purpose Cash sector, this project will provide humanitarian assistance to 39,088 people, including 10,487 women, 19,104 children, and 1,489 persons with disabilities.
Réponse rapide aux besoins immédiats des populations vulnérables en situation d’insécurité alimentaire The main objective of this project is to improve the food security conditions among the most vulnerable populations in IPC phases 3, 4 and 5 in Menaka, Gao e Mopti. This FAO project will provide life-saving assistance through cash transfers and in-kind agricultural assistance (provision seeds, tools, fertilizers, and livestock protection kits). The project provides humanitarian assistance to 21,000 people, including over 5,400 women, almost 13,000 children, and including over 200 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de la protection et assistance d’urgence aux personnes affectées par la crise de déplacement dans les régions du Sahel, du Centre-Nord et de l’Est The main objective of this project is to comprehensively respond to the protection needs of vulnerable communities in the Sahel, Centre-Nord and Est regions of Burkina Faso. This UNHCR project is an integrated protection intervention which aims to offer a coherent response to the various challenges faced by the populations of these regions by strengthening protection monitoring and rapid alert systems, providing individual protection assistance to people at risk, supporting GBV survivors, educating on risks (Improvised Explosive Devices, GBV and social cohesion), and guaranteeing access to social services by providing identity documentation. The project, which takes into account the context and specific needs of each region, provides humanitarian assistance to over 27,000 people, including almost 8,000 women, over 11,700 children, and including almost 900 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving WASH and Nutrition services to drought-affected populations in Tigray, Amhara and Afar The primary objective of the UNICEF project is to provide life-saving Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) as well as Nutrition services to populations in Tigray, Amhara, affected by drought. UNICEF and its Implementing Partners rehabilitate, maintain, and expand existing water supply systems, including upgrading generator systems to solar power, alongside providing water storage facilities and WASH non-food items. Additionally, the program focuses on addressing the malnutrition crisis by identifying and treating moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) in children. Under this project, UNICEF will target a total of 119,664 people, including 32,340 women, 31,071 men, 28,679 girls, 27,554 boys, and 11,964 persons with disabilities.
Provision of immediate lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for conflict-affected populations of Chiure district in Cabo Delgado The main objective of this project is to provide immediate lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for conflict-affected populations in Chiure district, Cabo Delgado. IOM and its partners kick off the provision of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item (NFI) assistance to 12,000 individuals (2,400 families) while strengthening the capacities of other Shelter and NFI partners to respond to the emergency. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,000 people, including 2,760 women, 2,400 men, and 6,840 children. An estimated 720 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Protection et assistance multisectorielle vitale aux réfugiés nouvellement arrivés au Mali The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving, multi-sectoral refugee assistance to almost 21,000 newly arrived refugees from Burkina Faso as well as over 6,000 people among the host communities. This UNHCR project provides multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, including cash, protection, shelter, health and education, to over 27,000 people, including over 7,900 women, over 15,000 children, and including almost 170 persons with disabilities.
Saving lives through supporting the food security of severely food insecure population in Syria Through this CERF allocation, WFP aims to reach 16,900 severely food insecure people (3,380 households) with emergency food assistance. These beneficiaries are in Areesheh and Jablah sub-districts in Al-Hasakeh and Lattakia governorates respectively. Both sub-districts fall under severity level 4, based on the 2024 HNO and Food Security and Livelihoods Assessments (FSA/FSLA) results.
Integrated emergency life-saving interventions to El Niño emergency in Southern Angola The main objective is to continue integrated nutrition, Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) emergency life-saving interventions in response to the El Niño drought emergency in Southern Angola. UNICEF reaches the most affected populations by providing access to water, malnutrition screening and treatment, infant and young child feeding counseling, gender-based risk mitigation, and life-saving messages on child abuse and gender-based violence prevention. UNICEF targets 40,000 people, including 14,738 women, 6,513 men, 18,751 children, and 998 people with disabilities.
Emergency agricultural livelihoods assistance for drought affected communities in Afar, Amhara and Tigray regions The main objective of this WFP project is to save lives and livelihoods of vulnerable drought affected communities in Afar, Amhara and Tigray regions of Ethiopia. This assistance will enables the beneficiaries to increase food availability and access, and protects livestock assets to increase availability and access to livestock products including milk and meat and ensure improved food and nutrition security of the targeted households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 415,000  people, including 96,280 women, 94, 620 men,  112,050 children, and  74,700 persons with disabilities.
Early action to provide emergency access to community health services, safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) in cholera-affected communities and health centres in Mozambique The main objective of this project is to provide early action aimed at containing the cholera outbreak in Mozambique. This UNICEF project includes improving community-based surveillance and treatment, improving the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure, enhancing WASH conditions and behaviors, and increasing knowledge and adherence to preventative measures at the community level. The project provides life-saving assistance to 194,700 people, of whom 58,410 are women and 46,728 are girls. Additionally, 13,629 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Provision of life-saving emergency WASH services to vulnerable people fleeing from the Sudan Crisis, including those with disabilities in the transit centres in Renk, Joda, and Malakal (Upper Nile state) The main objective of this UNICEF project is to ensure that vulnerable people who are fleeing the Sudan crisis and passing through the transit centres in Upper Nile State have access to life-saving water, sanitation, and hygiene services. This project provides the provision of safe water through rehabilitation, operation, and maintenance of a treatment plant and a sanitation system, and repair of water networks in Renk, Malakal, with expansion to both transit centres. Additionally, it includes the construction of new temporary communal latrines and bathing shelters, and provision of latrine desludging services at transit centres. The project provides life-saving assistance to 324,000 people, including 90,000 women, 155,000 children, and including 6,000 persons with disabilities.