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Life-saving WASH and child protection services for returnees The main objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of WASH-related morbidity and mortality through the provision of safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services and improved access to life-saving child protection services. This CEF project provides activities such as providing safe water through water trucking and emergency repair of existing water supply schemes, installing and operating temporary and emergency sanitation facilities (latrines, bathing facilities), and offering cleaning, desludging, and spraying services for solid/garbage collection and disposal, among others. The project provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 11,500 women, 11,500 men, 30,500 children, and 2,675 persons with disabilities.
Providing emergency support in Cox’s Bazar to address urgent site management and development needs of Rohingya refugees affected by Cyclone Mocha. The main objective of this project is to provide Camp Coordination and Camp Management assistance to people affected by cyclone Mocha in Cox's Bazar District, and Chittagong Division. This UNHCR project provides humanitarian assistance to 175,000 people, including 46,129 women, 38,675 men, 90,196 children, and including 1,750 persons with disabilities.
​​Contribution to UNRWA Updated oPt Flash Appeal November 2023 – Covering the costs of logistics​ This Common Services - Logistics project contributes to UNRWA and the broader Humanitarian Community capacity in Gaza to respond to the ongoing emergency through covering the critical logistics requirement, in support to 1.3 million affected people. The project activities are expected to support the overall humanitarian operation by securing the needed trucking, transporting and fuel to deliver essential aid and services to enter Gaza to reach IDPs across the Gaza Strip. UNRWA has an operational capacity of mobilizing 200 trucks a day, and with its capacity, the project enables the broader Humanitarian Community to fulfil its commitment to deliver assistance to affected people. The delivery of lifesaving needs, such as food, essential NFIs, water, and medicines, is a priority.
Emergency Shelter and NFI for affected populations of the Floods in Northeastern Libya The project seeks to respond to urgent shelter and non-food item (NFI) needs identified by IOM, the UN and the Government of Libya in the areas affected by the floods to provide emergency relief assistance to the most vulnerable. The objective is to mitigate the impact of the flood, restore dignified living conditions of people affected, and address the deteriorated humanitarian conditions along the northeastern side of Libya. This is achieved through provision of emergency shelter assistance and distribution of emergency NFI assistance. IOM targets 20,800 affected people with ES/NFI activities.
Assistance alimentaire de retour aux personnes déplacées des inondations dans la ville de N’Djamena et la province du Lac The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to communities affected by flooding in the Lac district. This WFP project distributes close to $1.2 million in cash transfers to families in need. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 100,000 people, including 24,000 women, 23,000 men, 43,000 children.
Scale up of malnutrition preventative services and access to safe and protective education for drought affected children and women The main objective of this $2.5m UNICEF is to provide life-saving nutrition and to (re-)enrol IDP children in formal and non-formal education. To that end, UNICEF will screen 120,000 children under 5 for malnutrition and provide them with high energy biscuits, and train 150,000 pregnant and lactating mothers on best practices for infant and young child feeding. In addition, UNICEF and its partners will establish 60 temporary learning spaces and equip them with learning materials and appropriate water and sanitation facilities to enable 10,000 children to access education. In total, 270,000 people including 150,000 women and 62,400 girls, will be reached through the nutrition component and 10,000 children, including 5,000 girls and 5,000 boys, will be reached through the education component.
Multi-purpose Cash Response for Food Insecure Households impacted by Drought The main objective of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in the Somali, Oromia, and other regions of southern Ethiopia. This IOM project provides unconditional, unrestricted multi-purpose cash (MPC) support to drought-affected households to address their most urgent, basic, and essential household needs, in line with the principles and guidance of the Cash Working Group (CWG). The project targets 51,450 people, including 12,490 women, 11,784 men, 27,176 children, and 5,627 people with disabilities.
A Comprehensive and Integrated Health Response to Emergencies in High-Priority Districts Across Yemen The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by diseases. This WHO project provides the primary health care (PHC) and secondary healthcare (SHC) which will include specialized care for children, outbreaks (Dengue Fever (DF), Diphtheria, Measles, and Cholera) and MHPSS to prevent the discontinuation of essential services and increase humanitarian and life-saving access in target locations. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 263,135 people, including 65,658 women, 64,820 men, 132,657 children, and including 26,313 persons with disabilities.
Comprehensive and integrated life-saving Gender-Based Violence (GBV) response services to women, girls and young people affected by armed conflict in Mozambique’s Mocimboa da Praia district with a special focus on returnees. The main objective of this project is to provide critical protection interventions for conflict-affected returnees in Mocimboa da Praia district. This UNFPA project provides comprehensive GBV response services to vulnerable women and girls in order to prevent and respond to gender-based violence among conflict-affected communities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 31,375 people, including 18,204 women, 9,767 children and 941 persons with disabilities.
Provision of comprehensive, quality life-saving RH and GBV response and prevention among the most vulnerable population in Darfur, River Nile and Northern State The project focuses on the provision of integrated SRH/GBV services, including clinical management of rape services, case management, and psychosocial support to respond to the emotional, psychological, and safety needs of survivors of GBV and sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA). This project targets 48,107 affected people with Protection-GBV activities, and 47,422 with Health-SRH.
Protection et assistance d’urgence aux populations affectées par la crise soudanaise The main objective of this project is to provide multi-sectoral refugee assistance to refugees in, Abdi, Assoungha, Iriba, Ouadda, Ouara. This UNHCR project conducts biometric registration, facilitates the voluntary relocation of refugees, distributes US$640,000 through cash and voucher assistance, and established 3,000 emergency shelters. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,000 people, including 9,000 women, 9,000 men, 22,000 children, and including 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire couplée d’une prise en charge de la malnutrition aiguë modérée aux personnes vulnérables en République Centrafricaine The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving food and nutrition assistance to affected people. This WFP project provides cash-based food assistance and nutrition interventions for food insecure and moderately malnourished people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 53,667 people, including 16,063 women, 23,674 children and 4,162 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance for refugees and communities affected by Cyclone Freddy The main objective of this project is to provide food security and logistics support, for the benefit of vulnerable communities affected by the current crisis in the Country. This WFP project provides cash transfers for one month at 50 percent rations, to safeguard the food security of this vulnerable group. Moreover, WFP provides transportation of government food commodities in districts requiring high levels of assistance. The Government of Malawi has allocated maize from the Strategic Grain Reserve. However, there are critical gaps in transportation which WFP has been called on to support. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 52,000 people, including 16,078 women, 10,786 men, 25,136 children, and including 5,610 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Child Protection, WASH and Cholera Response in North Kivu and Ituri territories The main objective of this project is to provide WASH, child protection and shelter as well as non-food item assistance to vulnerable populations, particularly children, affected by displacement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The project involves constructing emergency latrines and showers, implementing targeted cholera control measures at the community level, safeguarding children affected by armed conflicts through monitoring and reporting violations, providing mental health and psychosocial support, responding to family separations, preventing and addressing gender-based violence risks, and ensuring child protection, while also delivering immediate assistance in essential household items through UNICEF's Rapid Response Mechanism (UniRR). The project provides life-saving assistance 230,200 people in the WASH sector, 43,300 people in the Protection (CP) sector, and 17,000 people in the Shelter/NFI sector.
Providing critical lifesaving support to vulnerable Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh The primary objective of this UNHCR project is to ensure comprehensive coverage of clean cooking fuel refills, specifically liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), for the vulnerable Rohingya refugees. UNHCR aims to acquire and distribute regular LPG refills in collaboration with its local partner across the 16 camps within its area of responsibility in Cox’s Bazar. This initiative addresses the prolonged environmental impact caused by the presence of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and to safeguard women from exposure to gender-based violence (GBV). In total, the project targets 444,286 people, including 117,043  women, 98,047 men  and 229,196 children, and including approximately 53,314 people with disabilities.
Responding to urgent needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Yemen with shelter and cash assistance The main objective of this project is to provide shelter and non-food items and multi-purpose cash to internally displaced persons (IDPs) who do not wish to relocate. This IOM project provides transitional shelter, shelter rehabilitation support, and multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) to help vulnerable people in the affected community to have access to improved living conditions and better able to meet basic needs as a result of this intervention. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 14,070 people, including 3,799 women, 4,080 men, 6,191 children, and including 310 persons with disabilities.
Integrated Humanitarian Response to the Emergency Needs of Earthquake Affected Communities in Khoy, Northwest of Iran UNICEF supports the affected households and children with improved access to primary healthcare services by providing and equipping mobile clinics that can operate in villages and remote areas. People in camps and temporary accommodations receive critical WASH supplies (tailored to the specific needs of children, women, and people with disabilities)and children in villages and rural areas are assisted with improved access to safe and inclusive education through mobilizing temporary learning spaces and distributing student kits (stationery items and learning materials). Also, children in camp settings have improved access to child friendly spaces, child protection and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services. UNICEF targets 3,920 affected people with its proposed WASH engagement, 10,840 with health, 1,200 with EiE activities and 200 with Protection (CP).
Lifesaving CCCM, NFI and MPC assistance to IDPs affected by extreme rainfall and Yaku cyclone emergency in the coast of Peru to restore their dignity and improve their living conditions The main objective of this project is to provide CCM, Cash and Shelter/NFI assistance to people affected by flooding in northern Peru. This IOM project provides improved of living conditions and dignity of IDPs. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 18,000 people, including 6,348  women, 6,006 men, 5,646 children, and including 1,800 persons with disabilities.
Urgent Support for Afghan Returnee Women and Adolescent Girls The main objective of this project is to address the maternal and reproductive health needs of reproductive-age women, particularly pregnant women, and to provide gender-based violence response and psychosocial support services for Afghan returnees. This UNFPA project provides psychosocial support services through the establishment of one Women-Friendly Health Space (WFHS) and deploy psychosocial support teams. The project also includes the procurem.nt and distribution of Dignity Kits for vulnerable women and adolescent girls consisting of hygiene supplies such as soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, and sanitary pads. The project provides life-saving assistance to 20,006 people, including 9,036 women, 3,800 men, 7,170 children, and 2,801 persons with disabilities.
Targeted Supplementary Feeding The primary objective of this initiative is to deliver targeted Supplementary Feeding to address wasting in children aged 6 to 59 months and pregnant and breastfeeding women (PBW) within crisis-affected woredas of the Amhara region. The allocated resource from WFP provides Screening services to manage moderate acute malnutrition, Case Management for malnourished children and PBW, and Supply Management of Specialized Nutritious Foods (SNFs). This allocation addresses the needs of over 6,700 moderately wasted children aged 6 to 59 months and 4,444 pregnant and breastfeeding women (PBW) in crisis-affected woredas of the Amhara region, including 561 individuals with disabilities
Emergency response to the acute SRH needs and GBV risks of vulnerable women and girls in Armenia The project's key objective is to address Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks during and after armed conflicts, with a focus on the safety and well-being of women and girls. Activities include providing high-quality services, GBV case management, prevention measures, and access to sexual and reproductive health services. The project aims to strengthen access to services for women and girls, integrate GBV risk management across sectors, share information on protection, and enhance access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health services. The program emphasizes mental health support and training for healthcare providers while ensuring the availability of critical supplies. The project provides life-saving assistance to 3,000 people in the protection sector and 4,100 people in the Health sector.
Rapid recovery of food production in ethnic populations affected by armed violence in rural areas The main objective of this project is to restore productive capacity and livelihoods essential for food and nutritional security of ethnic communities affected by the armed conflict in the Colombian Pacific. This FAO project provides socialization of the project, registration and characterization of the population, rapid community diagnosis with emphasis on social threats associated with the armed conflict among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,347 people, including 1,469 women, 1,467 men and 1,411 children.
Renforcer les mécanismes de prévention, mitigation, et réponse aux VBG dans les sous- préfectures de Bambouti, Rafai, Zangba, Ndélé et Ngaoundaye en République Centrafricaine The main objective of this project is to provide protection assistance to affected and at-risk populations with focus on vulnerable women and girls. This UNFPA project provides GBV prevention, mitigation, and response interventions for affected people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 64,774 people, including 40,417 women, 16,395 girls and 1,295 persons with disabilities.
Emergency winter food assistance (in-kind and cash-based transfers) to acutely food insecure people living in IPC Phase 3+ The main objective of WFP project is to provide life-saving emergency food assistance to vulnerable households during the winter lean season. This project provides procurement of food and dispatch to relevant cooperating partners, as well as coordination with relevant line directorates at the provincial level, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 220,884 people, including 51,908 women, 50,803 men, 118,173 children, and 44,178 persons with disabilities.
Provision of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH)
and gender-based violence (GBV) mitigation and response during the 
the Cyclone Freddy response in Malawi This project provides integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) mitigation and response during the Cyclone Freddy response in Malawi.UNFPA conducts GBV prevention and mitigation and procures International Reproductive health kits and special maternity and neonatal kits. In addition, UNFPA provides neonatal basic emergency care that prevents pregnancy complications. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 208,973 people, including 78,795 women, 42,508 men, 87,710 children, and including 170 persons with disabilities.
Building a collective AAP approach in Haiti The main objective of this project is to build a collective approach for AAP. This UNHCR project provides activities such as conducting a desk review of secondary data, including information and communication needs assessments, participatory assessments, and protection monitoring reports. The project also involves mapping existing two-way communication channels, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 320,000 people, including 83,200 women, 76,800 men, 160,000 children, and 38,400 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life Saving Gender Based Violence(VBG) and Sexual and Reproductive Health services (SRH) for migrant  women and adolescents in Darién The key objective of this UNFPA project is to the provision of integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) services to women in transit or at the temporary Migrant Reception Station (ETRMs) in Darien. CERF allocation will improve access to essential sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services such as emergency obstetric and neonatal care, safe childbirth, family planning, and care for survivors of sexual violence. UNFPA provides GBV prevention and response services. The project targets 46,331 people, including 16,216 women, and 30,115 children. 1,000 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Establish a collective Humanitarian Complaints and Feedback Mechanism (HCFM) to improve the quality of the humanitarian response through strengthened accountability to affected population in Cameroon. The main objective of this WFP project is to enhance the feedback process of crisis-affected populations in the humanitarian decision-making process. This project provides an extended WFP toll-free number for complaints and feedback collection and promotes other types of communication channels to allow a joint Complaints and Feedback Mechanism (CFM) mechanism to selected UN and NGO systems. The project also involves updating and capacity building on the mapped existing feedback mechanisms and platforms in Cameroon toward a joint Humanitarian Complaints and Feedback Mechanism (HCFM). The project provides life-saving assistance to 17616 people, including 4003 women, 3899 men, 9714 children, and including 2819 persons with disabilities. 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.
Protecting livestock assets & safeguarding livelihoods in Djibouti The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in the Ali Sabeh, Dilkhil, Arta, Obock, Tadjourah regions. This FAO project safeguards livestock-based livelihoods and improve lives by treating and vaccinating livestock of affected households. The project also provides seeds to households ahead of the next agricultural season. FAO targets a total of 41,250 people, including 12,995 women, 12,500 men, 15,755 children, and 4,125 people with disabilities with this project.
Assistance alimentaire et logistique réfugiés Soudanais The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to refugees in Ouaddai, Sila and Wadi Fira, and to provide common logistics services to facilitate the transport of humanitarian personnel and cargo. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 34,600 people, including 8,200 women, 7,800 men, 18,600 children, and including 5,200 persons with disabilities.
Aide alimentaire d’urgence en Goma, Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving assistance to internally displaced persons in North Kivu. This WFP project provides cash assistance worth over $1.7 million directly to families in need. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 29,600 people, including 6,200 women, 5,500 men, 17,200 children, and including 260 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle d’urgence et appui au mécanisme commun de plaintes et de retours (CFM) The main aim of this $2.9m WFP project is to provide food and nutritional assistance to cyclone-affected people. To that end, WFP will transfer over $1.8m in cash to people to cover their food needs and treat children suffering from malnutrition. WFP will also set up a joint complaints and feedback mechanism for the response. In total, WFP will reach 165,108 people through the food assistance component and 7,956 children through the nutrition component.
Renforcement de l`environnement de protection, d`assistance en abris et AME, et d`appui aux solutions durables en terme d`intégration et de relocalisation (Ituri, Nord-Kivu et Sud-Kivu ) The main objective of this project is to provide protection, camp coordination and camp management, and shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Ituri, North Kivu and South Kivu provinces. This UNHCR project reinforces the protection environment (e.g. documenting human rights violations, strengthening peaceful coexistence, and supporting community protection referral mechanisms), distributes shelter and essential item kits, provides cash transfers assistance to households. The protection component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 74,700 people, including 14,800 women, 9,300 men, 50,600 children, and including 300 persons with disabilities. The camp coordination and camp management component provides humanitarian assistance to 70,000 people, including 14,000 women, 7,000 men, 49,000 children, and including 80 persons with disabilities. The shelter and essential household item component provides humanitarian assistance to 38,200 people, including 8,200 women, 5,200 men, 24,800 children, and including 265 persons with disabilities.
House rehabilitation and provision of localized transitional shelters in Ma’rib and Sa’ada Governorates Through this project, UNHCR assists 12,096 affected people with activities in the ES/NFI sector, including in-kind and cash assistance. The aim is to reduce the vulnerability of displacement affected populations/communities through the provision of shelter solutions.