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Respond to the SRH needs of Hurricane Maria-affected women and girls in Dominica The main objective of this project is to respond to the Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) needs of hurricane-affected women and girls in Dominica.  UNFPA will use CERF funds to 1) provide Clinical Delivery Assistance Kits and 2) distribute STIs treatment kits and Rape Management Kits to health facilities among other activities.  31,173 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Displacement Tracking in Burundi The main objective of this project is to contribute to humanitarian assistance for Burundian population and enhance socio-economic well-being for the internally displaced population. IOM will use CERF funds to identify and profile IDPs in all provinces of Burundi through the Displacement Tracking Matrix during three-month period.
Life-saving nutritional support for the most vulnerable children and women in the drought-affected counties in North and South Hwanghae and South Pyongan The objective of WFP's project is to prevent the deterioration in the nutritional status of children under-five and pregnant and lactating women who are food insecure and vulnerable to undernutrition, by providing fortified supplementary foods as a life-saving intervention for four months. With CERF funds, WFP will provide fortified cereals and biscuits during a four-month period to a total of 186,012 beneficiaries, including 141,277 children under-five and 44,785 pregnant and lactating women, in 23 drought-affected counties in North and South Hwanghae and South Pyongan provinces.
Emergency Nutrition Interventions for South Sudanese refugees in South Kordofan and White Nile States The main objective of this project is to prevent mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition in children under five years of age and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) among newly arrived South Sudanese refugees in White Nile and South Kordofan States of Sudan. WFP will use CERF to screen and treat moderate acute malnutrition among children and PLW and provide them with supplementary feeding. An estimated 21,870 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within six months.
Targeted protection services and emergency response for refugees from South Sudan in the shelter/site/NFI and WASH sectors The main objective is to ensure targeted protection services and emergency response for 881,554 refugees from South Sudan ahost communities in the protection, water, and shelter/site/NFI sectors. New refugee arrivals will be received, screened, registered and settled in a safe and dignified manner with reception, registration and relocation assistance (including identification of specific needs); provision of non-food items and emergency shelter kits; and access to safe drinking water. The project will be implemented over nine months.
Ammelioration de l’acces aux services de prise en charge de VBG et de protection de l’enfance pour les populations plus vulnerables des zones touches par le conflit dans la Region de L’Extreme Nord This joint project between UNFPA and UNICEF aims to improve access to GBV and child welfare services for the most vulnerable internally displaced populations and vulnerable host populations in conflict-affected areas of Cameroon.  UNICEF and UNFPA will: i) provide services such as identification, documentation and reunification of unaccompanied and separated children, ii)physical security in high risk areas iii) provide safe safes and psychosocial support to survivors as well as provide dignity and rape kits.  Approximately 44,000 will benefit from CERF funds.
Strengthening basic health services including Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, Childhood, and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) for vulnerable populations in targeted areas of Libya The main objective of this project is to strengthen basic health services for vulnerable population in Benghazi, Sabha and Ubari of Libya. WHO will use CERF to provide essential medicines (including for the treatment of HIV/AIDS and non-communicable diseases) and mobile health services and to reduce neonatal mortality at Sabha Medical Center through provision of urgently needed medical equipment. An estimated 124,438 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within nine months.
Appui à l’offre gratuite des soins de santé préventifs et curatifs essentiels, y compris des soins de santé de la reproduction et de l’enfant aux personnes les plus affectées par le Cyclone Enawo dans les districts d’Antalaha et de Maroantsetra The main objective of this joint project is to contribute to the reduction of mortality and morbidity of 150,000 people affected by cyclone Enawo in the districts of Antalaha and Maroansetra.UNICEF will use CERF grant to procure and distribute 49,700 long-lasting insecticidal bed nets while WHO will procure and distribute 180 standard Emergency Health Kits, and UNFPA 76 standard Emergency Reproductive Health Kits. The project will last six months.
Ensuring Lifesaving Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services through mobile RH clinics The main objective of this project is to reduce Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) related mortality and morbidity among women and adolescents affected by the floods in Nepal.With this CERF's allocation, UNFPA will reach 1,800 adolescents and 7,200 women with SRH services through information campaign and clinics. The project will last four months.
Fourniture d’abris aux populations vulnérables rapatriées, retournées, déplacées internes et aux populations hôtes habitants les zones de retour du Nord du Mali, pour assurer leur accès à un logement décent The main objective of this joint project is to provide shelter and NFIs to 3,150 vulnerable people (525 households) in affected regions in Mali. Out of the total estimated cost of $262,548 of the project, IOM will use $112,550 to buy and distribute NFIs to 525 households and UNHCR will use $149,998 to procure and distribute small construction tools to the same households. The project will last nine months
Provision of WASH services to South Sudanese refugees in White Nile State The main objective of this project is to improve the water supply and sanitary conditions for 30,000 newly arrived South Sudanese refugees at Al Waral 2 and Um Sangour 2 refugee camps in White Nile State of Sudan. UNHCR will use CERF to construct emergency latrines and water tap stands and support solid waste management and hygiene promotion activities.  The project will be implemented within six months.
Provision of critical interventions for severe acute malnutrition with complications for newly arrived refugees in White Nile and South Kordofan States The main objective of this project is to prevent mortality and morbidity associated with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) with complications in children under five years of age among newly arrived South Sudanese refugees and their host communities in White Nile and South Kordofan States of Sudan. WHO, in collaboration with UNICEF and WFP, will use CERF to ensure access to SAM inpatient care in the target areas through providing essential medical supplies to three Therapeutic Feeding Units (TFUs), undertaking minor rehabilitations of the TFUs, and training health and nutrition staff (to be) deployed to the TFUs. An estimated 1,030 children will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within five months.
Life-saving support for boys and girls affected by severe acute malnutrition including pregnant and lactating women focusing on geographical areas with deteriorating nutrition situation due to drought The main objective is to avert excess mortality due to acute malnutrition and associated morbidities for 11,600 severely malnourished children under five affected by drought including reaching 78,000 pregnant and lactating women.  The response will focus on providing lifesaving nutrition assistance to support the scale up of the drought response to prevent further deterioration and to address critical needs of children and women particularly those living in IDP camps in the most drought affected regions.  The project will be implemented over 6 months.
Emergency food distribution and food security cash assistance for the worst flood-affected households During phase 1 of the emergency response, WFP provided 62,085 mt of micro-nutrient fortified biscuits (dry food rations) as an immediate food assistance to 82,780 people (16,556 households) in Dinajpur district, one of the two most affected districts being assisted by CERF funding. Each household received 3.75kg (50 packets) of biscuits. Priority was given to the people in shelters, embankments whose villages were damaged and who remained stranded in water and were not able to cook food. 
During phase 2 of the emergency response, WFP will provide unconditional cash transfers for food security assistance to the women of most vulnerable households in affected areas of Dinajpur and Jamalpur districts. With CERF funding WFP would assist 17,535 people of 3,507 households with three rounds of cash transfers (4,000 BDT=50USD in each round per HH) to provide them with life-saving assistance in the short-term while they recover from the effects of flood.
Life-saving food assistance for refugees from South Sudan The main objective is to provide life-saving food assistance (in-kind or cash) and nutritional support to refugees living in above targeted settlements. Stabilized or improved food consumption will be attained for 678,119 South Sudanese refugees in Arua (Rhino & Imvepi), Yumbe (Bidibidi), Moyo (Palorinya), Adjumani (Pagarinya, Maaji 1-3, and Agojo), and Kiryandongo. The project will be implemented over six months.
Support to conflict and natural disaster affected farming families with emergency agricultural livelihoods assistance The project seeks to sustain the livelihoods of 20,000 vulnerable subsistence farming households affected by natural disaster and conflict in 13 provinces through the provision of agricultural and livestock protection inputs for 2017 autumn planting season and winter feeding seasons. CERF funds will ensure resumed autumn wheat plantation through provision of certified wheat seed and quality fertilizers;  access is improved for disaster affected farming families to dairy products during winter lean season through provision of animal feed and deworming; and locust and pest control capacity enhanced.  The project will be implemented over 9 months.
WASH Assistance to Refugees Arriving in Lunda Norte from DRC The main objective of this project is to reduce mortality and morbidity associated with WASH-related diseases through the delivery of emergency WASH services to the Congolese refugees in Angola. UNICEF will use CERF funds to procure and distribute 60,000 bars of soap and to drill and equip boreholes for public water points. The project will be implemented within six months.
Assurer l’accès à un paquet EHA aux enfants et leurs familles affectées par les épidémies de choléra dans les provinces du Tanganyika et Sud-Kivu This project will reduce mortality and morbidity related to cholera outbreaks in Tanganyika and in South Kivu provinces. It will provide a rapid response to an estimated  20% of the population at risk, i.e. 120,000 people, over a 6 months' period. The main activities in this project relate to safe access to drinkable water through the rehabilitation of water points, emergency water delivery, and water quality monitoring at household level. It also rely on sensitization campaign, disinfection of contaminated area as well as WASH support to cholera treatment units.
Assistance nutritionnelle pour la prise en charge de la malnutrition aigüe modérée chez les enfants de moins de cinq ans, les femmes enceintes et allaitantes The main objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality related to malnutrition in the populations most at risk (children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women). With the CERF grant, each child will receive 92g of therapeutic food per day for two months until he/she heals. Pregnant women will receive 250 g of cereal and 25 g of oil for a period of six months. The project will be implemented within six months.
Protection et assistance multisectorielle en faveur des réfugiés nouveaux arrivés centrafricains en République Démocratique du Congo The main objective of this project is to improve the living conditions of the newly arrived Central African refugees in DRC. With this CERF grant, UNHCR will built 719 transitional shelters and 300 latrines, rehabilitate 12 classrooms, and distribute NFIs to 16,000 people. UNHCR will also provide cash transfers totaling $99,850.  A total of 64,048 refugees including 19,363 girls and 10,511 women, will benefit from the project. The project will last six months.
Strengthening safety and security of Humanitarian workers The main objective of this project is to strengthening safety and security of 200 UN and NGO humanitarian aid workers that are providing life-saving support to DRC refugees in Lunda Norte, through emergency safety and security equipment and services. With the CERF grant, UNDP will run six security risk assessments, will issue 120 daily situation reports and 20 weekly security reports. The project will be implemented during a six-month timeframe.
Protecting newly arrived Rohingya women and girls in Bangladesh by providing life-saving Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for reproductive health and gender-based violence The main objective of this project is to protect newly arrived Rohingya women and girls of reproductive age in the Kutupalong settlement extension in Bangladesh by providing life-saving Minimum Initial Service Package for reproductive health and GBV. UNFPA will use the CERF funds to support Women Friendly Spaces, provide 10,000 Dignity Kits and ensure 24/7 access to health facilities. 40,000 beneficiaries will benefit directly from this project, which will be implemented within four months.
Enhancing safety and mitigating risks of abuse, exploitation and neglect of children, adolescents, GBV survivors and expecting mothers This joint project between UNFPA and UNICEF will kick start protection interventions to flood affected people in Zimbabwe.  CERF funds will be used to ensure psychosocial well being of children through i) identification, tracing  and reunification of separated children with their families, ii) establishment of child friendly spaces, and iii) provision of psychosocial support for women and children and provision of dignity and reproductive health kits.  This project will assist some 7,000 people.
Emergency Shelter & Non-Food Item (NFI) Support to Cyclone Mora Affected Rohingyas in Ukhiya and Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar The main objective of this project is to ensure the well-being of Rohingyas that have fled Myanmar and were affected by Cyclone Mora in Bangladesh through the provision of shelter and other essential basic supplies in Ukhiya and Teknaf sub-disticts. With this CERF support, IOM will procure and distribute essential shelter materials to 3,500 households. The project will last four months.
Improving access to life-saving essential medicines, medical services and prevention and control of cholera in the Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazaar The main objective of this joint project between WHO and UNHCR is to increase the cholera treatment capacity in the Kutupalong extension site and improve access to essential lifesaving primary health services for Rohingya refugees. WHO will use funds to establish six cholera treatment centres, 5 temporary emergency health centres and deploy 8 doctors to provide life-saving essential health services. UNHCR will support the establishment of 5 temporary emergency health centres and procure essential medicines, equipment and delivery of goods. 195,855 beneficiaries will benefit directly from this project, which will be implemented within four months.
Provision of life-saving essential health care and referral to secondary care including treatment of mental health illnesses The main objective is to provide essential health care services including the treatment of mental health illness among the affected targeted population.  WHO will use CERF funds to 1) provide supplies to Hard to Reach (H2R) mobile health team, 2) provide health services through H2R mobile health teams and 3) provide kits containing basic medical equipment and medicine to primary hospital among other activities.  200,000 IDPs and 120,000 people living in host communities in Borno State will benefit from this support for 6 months.
Provision of life-saving primary healthcare services to the drought and AWD/cholera affected populations in Somalia The main objective of this project is to help prevent the deterioration of the health status of vulnerable communities affected by worsening drought conditions, displacement and cholera in Somalia.IOM will use this CERF grant to increase access to timely and quality life-saving health assistance to approximately 17,500 direct beneficiaries through 25 Rapid Response Teams (RRTs). Each team will be comprised of a doctor/clinician, a nurse, a midwive, a community health worker and a drug dispensor.The project will be implemented during two months.
Emergency Food Assistance for DRC Asylum Seekers in Angola The main objective of this joint project is to enable Congolese refugees in Dundo area to meet their basic food and nutrition requirements. With this CERF grant, UNHCR will –for the first two months of the project- procure food locally and distribute it, while from then onwards, WFP will procure it and deliver it at the Final Delivery Points (FDPs) in order to continue food distribution to 20,000 refugees. The project will last four months.
Provision of life-saving WASH services to the Rohingyas refugees population in Teknaf and Ukhya upazilas, Cox's Bazar Districts The main objective of this joint project is to ensure the well-being of UMN Rohingyas refugees through provision of life-saving WASH services. With this CERF grant, IOM will procure and distribute 4,593,750 liters of water through water trucking and 7,000 jerry cans for storage of water while UNICEF will install 515 latrines and 490 emergency handwashing facilities while. The project will benefit 36,500 refugees and will last four months.
Re-establishment of health facility functionality in cyclone affected areas of Inhambane province The main objective of this project is to support the resumption of health services in four districts of Inhambane Province with the highest numbers of cyclone-affected people. WHO in support of the country's Ministry of Health will use CERF to undertake emergency repair of essential infrastructure in 10 out of 70 health facilities damaged by the cyclone, and procure and distribute 28,400 bottles of chorine solution for 8,738 affected households. An estimated 150,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within four months.
Provision of life-saving WASH services to the flood-affected people in Jamalpur and Dinajpur districts of Bangladesh The WASH intervention financed by the CERF is focusing on the special needs of women, adolescent girls, elderly people and people living with special needs. Proposed WASH humanitarian interventions will ensure life-saving access to safe water, improved sanitation and hygiene practices of the most affected people of Jamalpur and Dinajpur districts. 25,000 people will have access to safe drinking water; 10,800 people will be supported with access to improved sanitation facilities; 4,000 women and adolescent girls will have access to safe and secured bathing cubicles; and 100,000 affected people will be reached with life-saving hygiene messages including menstrual hygiene management. In addition, 1,500 families will benefit from distribution of hygiene kits for enhanced hygiene practices.
Provision of life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene services to drought-affected and vulnerable populations The main objective is to provide temporary and sustained access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene for 80,000 drought-affected people. This will be achieved through providing of water vouchers or trucking, emergency hygiene kits, water treatment at household level, emergency desludging/repair of pit latrines in IDP camps and health facilities providing treatment to persons affected by the AWD/cholera outbreak, and rehabiliation of 14 strategic boreholes.  The project will be implemented over 9 months.
Nutrition refugee response in White Nile and South Kordofan The main objective of this project is to prevent mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition in children under five years of age and improve nutrition for children, pregnant and lactating women (PLW) among newly arrived South Sudanese refugees and their host communities in White Nile and South Kordofan Stats of Sudan. UNICEF will use CERF to screen and treat severe acute malnutrition cases of children and to provide counselling and supplementary feeding to children and PLW. An estimated 23,018 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within four months.
Prise en charge des personnes victimes des incidents de protection ou affectées par la crise dans les villages au sud du canton Bol (région du Lac) The main objective of this joint project is to provide Protection Assistance to vulnerable populations in Bol (Lake Chad Region).With this CERf grant, UNFPA will provide psychosocial services to 490 survivors of GBV while UNICEF will provide psychosocial care for 3,750 children of 4 sites in the temporary learning spaces and UNHCR will raise awareness on prevention of violence among 15,056 beneficiaries. The project will last four months.
Protective environment for children affected by displacement as a result of armed conflict The main objective is to provide a protective environment for children affected by displacement as a result of armed conflict.  UNICEF will use CERF funds to 1) strengthen and harmonize community-based mechanisms, 2) rehabilitate/reinforce and coordinate child friendly spaces and 3) identify, document, and provide temporary care for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), among other activities.  20500 IDPs, 18040 refugees and 2460 people in host communities in Diffa will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Emergency response to the acute food insecurity needs of drought-affected rural people in Somalia The main objective is to protect the lives and livelihoods of 186,350 drought affected households in the most affected regions through immediate cash relief, seasonally appropriate farming inputs and livestock preservation. The project will be implemented over six months.
Accelerate nutrition response to the drought emergency in ASAL The lack of rains has brought upon a rapid deterioration in the nutrition situation in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands.  UNICEF aims to improve the nutrition status and survival of children under 5, and pregnant and lactating women.  Using CERF funds, UNICEF will procure and deliver nutrition supplies to treat 19,000 children for severe acute malnutrition and provide 106,000 pregnant women with iron folate.  Approximately 380,000 will be reached with messages on infant and young child feeding (IYCF).  The CERF funded project is planned for 4 months
Communities affected by floods and landslides have access to safe water supply and adequate sanitation services together with best hygiene practices With the CERF grant, UNICEF aims to provide safe water in temporary camps and flood/landslide affected areas through i) water trucking and provision of emergency water supply items for storage, transport and cleaning, ii)  flushing of dug wells and deep tube wells, and iii) provision of household water treatment.  UNICEF will also provide bathing facilities in camp locations as well as provide waste management services in the camps.  CERF funding will assist 120,000 people through this project.