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Anticipatory Action Framework Bangladesh Pilot (JAMUNA) The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) assistance vulnerable communities prone to monsoon flooding in the districts of Bogra, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Kurigram, and Sirajgani. This UNICEF project provide access to safe drinking water through mobile water treatment plants, and the distribution of jerry cans and water purification tablets.  The project provides humanitarian assistance to 65,600 people, of whom are 19,151 are women, 18,503 are men, and 27,946 are children. 1,837 people with disabilities will also benefit from this project. This project is part of an Anticipatory Action framework for flooding in Bangladesh.
Providing shelter, NFIs and protection in Renk to people fleeing Sudan and improved access to Maban The main objective of this UNHCR project is to ensure the construction of new communal shelters in Renk, scale-up the relocation of new arrivals to Maban, and expand reception facilities for refugees in Maban, including the provision of core relief items, emergency shelter, and access to water and sanitation. This project provides activities such as the provision of core relief items, emergency shelter, and access to water and sanitation, and the construction of communal shelters. The Shelter and Non-Food Items component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 70,000 people, including 17,000 women, 39,000 children and including 11,000 persons with disabilities. The Multi-Sector Refugee Assistance component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,500 people, including 3,000 women, 7,000 children, and including 2,000 persons with disabilities.
Humanitarian Assistance to Mitigate Food Insecurity for Cyclone Affected Vulnerable Households The main goal of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable people to be affected by cyclones in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. This WFP project provides unconditional cash assistance and early warning messages to 225,000 people of whom 67,500 are women, 63,000 are men, and 94,500 are children. 2,754 people with disabilities are also targeted under this project.
Assistance nutritionnelle aux populations vulnérables dans les régions de Gao, Ménaka et Mopti, et aux nouveaux réfugiés dans les régions de Mopti, Bandiagara et San. The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to vulnerable children and women affected by food insecurity and newly arrived refugees in Menaka, Gao, Mopti, Bandiagara and San. This UNICEF project provides life-saving nutritional assistance to children under five years of age affected by severe acute malnutrition (SAM) to reduce child mortality through screening and treatment, by supporting pregnant and lactating women and by strengthening access to health and nutrition services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 223,000 people, including 55,000 women, 168,000 children, and including over 11,000 persons with disabilities.
ASSISTANCE D'URGENCE EN ABRIS ET ARTICLES MENAGERS ESSENTIELS AUX PERSONNES AFFECTÉES PAR LES ALEAS CLIMATIQUES AU BURUNDI The main objective of this project is to provide emergency shelter and essential household items assistance to improve the living conditions and dignity of communities affected by the floods and landslides in Burundi. Key activities include distributing non-foot item kits and cash transfers covering shelter repair and rental assistance. The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,320 people, of whom 3,742 are women and 4,921 are girls. Additionally, 1,632 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Hurricane Beryll Child Centered Response Project The main objective of this project is to provide health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by Hurricane Beryl. This UNICEF project provides fresh water to flood-affected households and prevents severe acute malnutrition among children and will also allow families with children in poverty to access food and other essential goods through cash transfers or vouchers for immediate use. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,500 people, including 5,000 women, 31,000 children, and including 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Addressing the most urgent needs of vulnerable people affected by Hurricane Beryl in the Eastern Caribbean: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada The main objective of this project is to provide access to life-saving shelter assistance to the population in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada affected by the Cyclone Beryl. This IOM project provides emergency shelter repairs and upgrades in six strategic buildings and makes labour support available to vulnerable families who have partially/completely lost their homes. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 2,425 people, including 970 women, 970 men, 485 children, and including 108 persons with disabilities.
Scaling up health emergency response interventions to flooding and cholera in 8 most affected counties in Kenya The main objective of this project is to scale up health emergency response interventions to flooding and cholera in the eight most affected counties in Kenya. WHO focuses on preventing and managing vector and water-borne diseases such as Malaria, Rift Valley fever, Dengue fever, Cholera, and vaccine-preventable diseases like Measles in these flood-affected counties. WHO strengthens early warning and disease surveillance through rapid response teams and community health promoters to conduct outbreak investigations and initiate response interventions. The response supports national and county coordination for a multisectoral approach, including the distribution of WHO emergency health kits and essential medical supplies. WHO targets 58,237 people, including 11,647 women, 5,832 men, and 40,767 children.
Intensifying agricultural production through cash transfer interventions among farming households severely impacted by El Nino in Malawi. The main goal of this project is to provide food-security assistance via providing one-off, unconditional cash transfers coupled with awareness and sensitization sessions to intensify agricultural production. These activities will be implemented to support 3,950 households (approximately 17,775 people) in Machinga, encouraging them to protect productive agricultural assets and sustain their agricultural outputs in the face of El Niño. Under the Food Security- Agriculture sector, this project will target 17,775 people including 8,710 women, 5,333 children, and 1,715 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life saving nutrition, child protection and education assistance to children of vulnerable herder households affected by dzud The main objective of UNICEF project is to deliver lifesaving assistance to children of vulnerable herder households affected by dzud. The project provides nutrition assistance, protection service from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence to vulnerable children, in addition to learning tools for children with limited access to education. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 10,000 women and children, including 1,010 persons with disabilities.
Surveillance, investigation et riposte au choléra centrée autour des cas de choléra en Union des Comores The main objective of this project is to address immediate needs arising from the cholera outbreak in Comoros and to control and curb the outbreak. The Health component includes procuring and distributing AWD kits to improve medical care. The WASH component includes the deployment of CATI teams for rapid community investigation, active case finding, distributing WASH/cholera kits, household and high-risk area decontamination, door-to-door hygiene awareness and promotion, establishing chlorination points, strengthening community surveillance networks, and strengthening risk communication and accountability to affected people regarding cholera. The project provides life-saving assistance to 65,020 people, of whom 18,241 are women and 14,578 are girls. Additionally, 1,105 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Assistance nutritionnelle et accès aux services d’eau, hygiène et assainissement aux populations vulnérables dans les provinces en crise alimentaire et sécuritaire. The main objective of this project is to provide emergency nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable people in the Sahel, Centre-Nord and Est regions of Burkina Faso. This UNICEF project provides fresh water, builds latrines, promotes hygiene, distributes WASH kits, provides access to prevention and treatment services for severe acute malnutrition. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 23,000 people, including over 5,200 women, over 13,500 children, and including over 200 persons with disabilities.
Projet d’urgence pour répondre à l’insécurité alimentaire des ménages  vulnérables vivants dans la Bande Sahélienne au Tchad The main objective of this project is to improve the livelihoods of small-scale farmers in rural areas. This FAO project provides training in sustainable farming techniques, access to markets, and support for establishing cooperatives. The project provides life-saving assistance to 24,000 people, including 9,600 women, 5,000 children, and including 240 persons with disabilities.
La réponse d’urgence aux violences basées sur le genre et aux besoins en matière de santé reproductive en faveur des personnes déplacées et communautés affectées dans la Zone métropolitaine de Port-au-Prince suite aux violences des gangs armés. The main objective of this project is to provide access to services on life-saving reproductive health and gender-based violence, for displaced people and communities affected by recent armed gang violence in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince. This UNFPA project recruits and makes available additional staff (midwives, nurses, laboratory technicians and anaesthetists) at the hospital, provides essential medical equipment and materials to ensure free emergency obstetric and neonatal care, deploys mobile clinics to provide essential primary care for SRH and GBV in affected sites, distributes Dignity Kits and provides emergency cash assistance to women and girls (at risk or survivors of GBV). This project provides humanitarian assistance to 74,559 people, including 51,346 women, 586 men, 22,627 children, and including 1,497 persons with disabilities.
Gender-responsive and quality lifesaving healthcare to conflict-affected people in Sudan Through this allocation WHO works to ensure conflict-affected people in Darfur, Kordofan, and Khartoum states can access gender-responsive and quality lifesaving healthcare and benefit from early disease detection. In coordination with humanitarian actors and local partners present in target states, WHO supplies healthcare services with IEHKs (basic medicine, supplementary medicine, basic Malaria, and Supplementary Malaria modules) and outbreak detection kits, such as RDTs for malaria, dengue fever, cholera, and chikungunya. The project targets 698,000 affected people with activities in the Health sector.
Rapid Response to food insecurity crisis and support to UNHAS The main objective of this WFP project is to ensure access to food through the provision of life-saving food assistance for IDPs, and to enable humanitarian access to some of the most hard-to-reach areas in the country. The project provides hot meals and cash-based transfer, in addition to air service for the humanitarian community. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 24,000 people (5,041 men, 4800 women, 14,159 children), including 1,680 persons with disabilities.
Enhanced prevention, increased surveillance and early detection, and treatment of wasting in El Nino induced drought affected districts in three provinces in Zimbabwe The main objective is to ensure that children and women at risk of malnutrition due to the El-Nino drought receive adequate nutrition in affected districts in three provinces of Zimbabwe. UNICEF's activities prevent increased wasting in 8 affected districts, enhance early detection and treatment of wasting through community-based surveillance, and monitor nutrition levels as the hunger gap approaches. The project expands Care Groups and strengthens multi-sectoral interventions, scales up social behavior change activities, and conducts continuous mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) tape screenings and referrals to ensure early identification and treatment of malnutrition. UNICEF targets 88,600 people, including 3,500 women, 85,000 children, and 30 people with disabilities.
Support to 2024 displacement in Chiúre District, Cabo Delgado The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide and scale up its multi-sectoral assistance in the Chiúre district, Cabo Delgado, in response to the deteriorating security situation and the ensuing increase in displacement and needs. UNICEF’s response will target displaced families, affected communities, IDPs, and those who have already begun returning to their areas of origin. The response delivers life-saving interventions encompassing education, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) , child protection, health, and nutrition to 65,260 people, of whom 12,822 are women, 11,608 are men, and 40,830 are girls. Additionally, 1,538 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Assistance en abris et articles ménagers d’urgence et en gestion de sites pour les populations déplacées dans le Nord Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide emergency Shelter and NFI assistance to displaced, vulnerable people as well as camp management and coordination services. This IOM project provides shelter kits to newly displaced people, and will improve camp coordination management across eight sites in North Kivu. The project provides humanitarian assistance to almost 255,000 people, including 71,300 women, 14,000 children and including 25,500 persons with disabilities.
Respond to the challenges of human mobility in Honduras by providing assistance and protection to people in mixed movements. The main objective of this UNHCR project is to improve the protection environment and services for people in mixed movements. The project aims at improving the reception conditions and response capacities for people in need, by providing life-saving information and orientation, psychological and medical services, in addition to shelter to vulnerable population in mixed movements. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 15,000 people (7,200 men, 4,050 women and 3,750 children), including 450 persons with disabilities.
Urgent support to vulnerable farmers and women headed households to improve their livelihoods and build their resilience to food and nutrition insecurity. This emergency project targets 12,000 individuals (2,000 households) in 3 sub districts with Food Security - Agriculture activities, mainly targeting women headed households and households with persons with disabilities. The targeted population will receive Agricultural input kits for (summer) vegetable crop production. The emergency support also includes and awareness-raising component using FAO Farmers Field Schools.
Increasing access to lifesaving health services for Haitians affected by insecurity caused by gang violence. The main objective of this project is to maintain and increase access to lifesaving health services for the population of the ZMPP areas, affected by insecurity and gang violence, including pregnant women and people living in IDP sites. The WHO project provides early warning and rapid response mechanisms to epidemics, timely obstetric emergency care and surgical health services. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 78,870 people (25,883 men, 28,615 women and 24,372 children), including 3,155 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des personnes vulnérables au Burkina Faso avec le soutien logistique de l'UNHAS pour une réponse humanitaire efficace The main objective of this project is to provide emergency food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people in the Sahel, Centre-Nord and Est regions of Burkina Faso, and to provide crucial logistics support to humanitarian actors via UNHAS. This WFP project provides life-saving food assistance to internally displaced people, covering their food needs for three months, and supplementary nutritional assistance to pregnant and lactating women to prevent malnutrition. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 7,460 people, including over 3,000 women, over 1,400 children, and including over 30 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Nutrition and WASH life-saving assistance for migrant people transiting Honduras The main objective of this UNICEF project is to improve access to lifesaving gender and age sensitive services for most vulnerable people in human mobility and host communities. The project will screen children for malnutrition and provide blanket supplementary feeding or vitamins/ micro-nutrient supplements, in addition to training and community awareness sessions on child feeding in emergencies. Moreover, the project will provide safe access to drinking water, critical hygiene supplies and safe, dignified and gender-separated WASH facilities. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 40,212 people (11,461 men, 13,187 women and 15,564 children), including 40 persons with disabilities.
Sudan Food Security Crisis Response – Critical Nutrition assistance to children and families in Darfur and Kordofan states The food and nutrition situation remains of high concern across Sudan especially in the Darfur and Kordofan states. According to the latest projection of integrated Phase Classification (IPC) published in December 2023, approximately 17.7 million people are facing high levels of acute food insecurity, the highest ever recorded that coincides with Sudan’s harvesting season. It is estimated that the number of children under five suffering from wasting will increase from 3.5 million to over 3.7 million in 2024, out of which the number with severe acute malnutrition will increase from 710,000 to 730,000, the highest ever estimated in the last 10 years, out of which half in the Darfur and Kordofan States. To contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality associated with acute malnutrition among children under-five and mothers in Darfur and Kordofan states, UNICEF is assisting 40,000 children under five years old and mothers with Nutrition activities.
Protecting Livelihoods Assets Through Provision of Humanitarian Assistance in Cyclone Affected Coastal Areas. The project aims to protect the livelihoods and agriculture assets of 10,800 farming households in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. This FAO project provides cash grants to farming households to help relocate their livelihood assets. Nutrient-rich animal feed will also be distributed. The project targets a total of 54,000 people, including 13,500 women, 13,500 men, 27,000 children, and 1,512 people with disabilities.
Accès aux services de protection, d’eau, d’hygiène et d’assainissement pour les nouveaux arrivants dans la moughataa de Bassiknou au Hodh Charghi et les communautés d’accueil The main objective of this project is to improve access to protection and water, hygiene, and sanitation services for Malian refugees newly arrived in the Bassikounou district of Hodh Charghi, as well as host communities. In particular, this project will strengthen existing protection community systems, will improve access to water, will allow the construction of community latrines and will identify and support children in need of protection as well as survivors of gender-based violence, among others. The project provides life-saving assistance to 26,290 people, including 7,045 women, 13,014 children, and including 166 persons with disabilities.
Reinforce the timely detection and respond to cholera acute watery diarrhea in 7 priority provinces of Mozambique The main objective of this project is to help control the ongoing cholera outbreak in Mozambique. This WHO project includes enhancing early detection and reporting, procuring and distributing laboratory reagents and supplies, implementing cholera case management, establishing cholera treatment structures, and strengthening partner coordination. The project provides life-saving assistance to 214,000 people, of whom 57,780 are women and 62,060 are girls. Additionally, 10,700 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Harnessing Community Engagement for Accountable Humanitarian Efforts in the DRC The main objective of this project is to improve the responsiveness, accountability, and impact of humanitarian actions in North and South Kivu by building upon existing feedback mechanisms and expanding their purposes to assure community engagement in each part of the response. This UNICEF project will make the U-Report platform, which facilitates online engagement, and U-Report Communities, which offers face-to-face engagement, available to the AAP Working Group for the humanitarian response. This project also aims to improve the use of U-Report as a feedback tool and platform for internally displaced persons and host communities in the two provinces. The project provides humanitarian assistance to almost 548,000 people, including over 136,600 women and over 312,000 children.
Humanitarian Response to International Migrants in Transit through Honduras The main objective of this IOM project is to contribute to dignified and decent living conditions for international migrants in transit, while promoting their autonomy and resilience. The project develops small renovation works and provides basic equipment in collective centers for international migrants in transit, provides safe transportation assistance and raises awareness on their rights and entitlements. Moreover, the project assists with conditional vouchers for rental, in-kind food assistance and NFI kits. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 25,817 people (12,052 men, 10,863 women and 2,902 children), including 850 persons with disabilities.
Rapid response to contain cholera outbreak in Somaliland, Puntland, Central and Southern States of Somalia The overall goal of this  WHO project is to contain the cholera outbreak in Somalia by stopping active transmission and preventing a large-scale outbreak in urban settings through evidence-based interventions as contained in the activities below. WHO and its partners implements expansion of the disease surveillance network, builds the capacity of health workers to identify and treat cholera cases, procurement, and distributes of cholera kits, sets up of oral rehydration points, and procures and distributes of laboratory diagnostic reagents, printing and distribution of job aids, protocols etc, and conduct of supportive supervisory visits in collaboration with the ministries of health.A total of 21,200 people, including 10,600 women and girls and 3,180 persons with disabilities,  are expected to directly benefit from these interventionshe overall goal of this WHO project is to contain the cholera outbreak in Somalia by halting active transmission and preventing a large-scale outbreak in urban settings through evidence-based interventions outlined in the activities below. WHO and its partners implement the expansion of the disease surveillance network, capacity building of health workers to identify and treat cholera cases, procurement and distribution of cholera kits, establishment of oral rehydration points, procurement and distribution of laboratory diagnostic reagents, as well as printing and distribution of job aids, protocols, etc. Additionally, supportive supervisory visits are conducted in collaboration with the ministries of health. A total of 21,200 people, including 10,600 women and girls, and 3,180 persons with disabilities, are expected to directly benefit from these interventions.