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Promoting inclusion for children with disabilities in Venezuela The main objective of this project is to promote access and inclusion of children with disabilities to essential life-saving services in Venezuela. This UNICEF project provides educational materials that respond to global and regional guidelines on the inclusion of children with disabilities, psychosocial support to children with disabilities and light rehabilitation of infrastructure to ensure accessibility for children with disabilities in schools among other activities.  The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,040 people, including 1,780 women, 1,370 men, 1,900 children, and 600 persons with disabilities.
Multi-Sectoral Response for Vulnerable Displaced Populations affected by the Insecurity in Palma, Mozambique The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health, camp coordination/camp management services, emergency shelter, and protection to vulnerable displaced populations affected by the insecurity in Palma. This IOM project provides comprehensive protection/ MHPSS services through protection by presence; community-based Protection and MHPSS; and community outreach activities, support procurement and distribution of protective personal protective equipment (PPE)  and camp coordination/camp management services, emergency shelter kits NFIs in the districts of Palma and main locations receiving those fleeing Palma. The project provides life-saving assistance to 93,000 people, including 29,940 women,24,485 men, 38,573 children, and 9280 people with disabilities.
Protection et assistance d’urgence aux populations déplacées internes dans la province du Lac The main objective of this $300,000 UNHCR project is to provide semi-durable shelter in one IDP camp. UNHCR will task the Chad Red Cross to construct 413 shelters, hiring qualified locals for the construction work. Overall, 2,065 persons are expected to benefit from the project, including 548 women and 792 girls.
Provision of victim assistance services in Farah, Kunar and Uruzgan provinces The main objective of this project is to ensure the rights of survivors, victim families and broader persons with disabilities are respected. This UNMAS project delivers physiotherapy services, orthotics services, repair and maintenance, prosthetics services, repair and maintenance, WASH specific disability support, mental health and psychosocial counselling services among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 19,500 people, including 4,600 women, 7,100 men, 7,700 children, and 19,500 persons with disabilities.
West Africa Ebola Virus Disease Readiness project The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities at risk of spread of Ebola virus disease in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote D'Ivoire, Mali, Senegal and Guinea-Bissau. This WHO project will support operations of the Public Health Emergency Operation Centre’s to curtail the EVD outbreak at national and subnational level, conduct Ebola virus disease surveillance, scale-up EVD prevention efforts at Points of Entry and provide technical support for Ebola virus disease laboratory diagnosis and case management. The project provides life-saving assistance to 33,139,174 people, including 8,410,699 women, men and 16,839,083 children and 2,752 people with disabilities in health sector.
Core Pipeline support and IPC/WASH interventions for flooded affected communities in South Sudan The objective of this allocation is to reduce preventable morbidity and mortality as a result of the severe flooding while enhancing health facilities WASH Capacities in Rubkona, Leer, Mayom, Fashoda, Malakal, Tonj East, Canal/Pigi, Fangak, Ayod, Twic East, Guit, Mayendit, Panyijiar, Panyikang, Koch counties in South Sudan. Through this allocation, WHO ensure consistent access to quality medicines through the core-pipeline funding by distributing and replenishing medical supplies to health facilities using the 64 health cluster partners responding to the flood emergencies in the affected locations. The medical supplies improve access to basic health services and reduce health consequences of these emergencies among the 261,616 directly targeted affected people. WASH engagements (mainstreamed within the Health Cluster response) include water sample collection and testing for quality control and surveillance to ensure safe drinking water to reduce the water borne diseases such as watery diarrhea cases and other water related infections.
Provision of critical humanitarian assistance including coordination and access to ensure the provision of emergency SHELTER/NFI/CCCM and protection activities to people affected by earthquake The disasters this project is responding to took place against a backdrop of recent surge in COVID-19, a political crisis with the recent assassination of the president, and escalating gang violence, which displaced 19,000 people in vulnerable urban areas of Port-au-Prince. The violence has initially greatly jeopardized access to affected locations with movements constraints alongside the only road leading to earthquake affected area. To date, joint UN convoys are organized on a daily basis and emergency life-saving items are reaching IOM warehouses in the affected areas.

The proposed engagement aims at providing critical humanitarian assistance to 45,000 vulnerable people affected by the August 2021 earthquake. This includes strengthening access activities to ensure the provision of emergency shelter/non-food items (NFI), aspects of Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) work and protection activities.
Amélioration du cadre physique, du cadre de protection et de la gouvernance des sites accompagnée de l’assistance multisectorielle pour les populations vulnérables déplacées et des communautés hôtes dans les régions de la Boucle du Mouhoun et du Nord The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving ensure protection and services for IDPs affected by conflict. This UNHCR project provides management of IDP sites and shelter facilities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 126,466 people, including 28,370 women, 23,043men, 74,053 children, and 2,760 persons with disabilities.
Provide Life-Saving protection and sexual reproductive interventions through drought response areas in five target provinces of southern Angola (Cunene, Namibe, Huila, Benguela and Huambo). This UNFPA project will provide Life-Saving protection and sexual reproductive interventions through drought response areas in five target provinces of southern Angola (Cunene, Namibe, Huila, Benguela, and Huambo). UNFPA and its implementing partners will provide Safe spaces and core Gender-Based Violence services by providing menstrual hygiene management or dignity kits. UNFPA will also provide inter-agency emergency reproductive health services enabled in the five drought-affected Provinces targeting 13,337 pregnant women by distributing 60 birth attendant delivery kits and gender-based violence (GBV) interventions. In total, 143,837 persons will benefit, including 30,000 men,100,000 women, 2,000 boys and 38,837 girls.UNFPA also expects to reach 389 people with disabilities.
Anticipatory Flood Response in Eastern Nepal (EAST) The main objective of this project is to provide life multi-purpose cash assistance, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance, and child protection assistance to vulnerable communities in Saptari in anticipation of monsoon flooding. This UNICEF project provides cash transfers to vulnerable households; distributes critical WASH supplies like water purification tablets; installs emergency toilets; and deploys child protection social workers. The multi-purpose cash component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 9,126 people, including 2,699 women, 2,594 men and 3,833 children, and 189 persons with disabilities. The child protection component provides life-saving assistance to 8,409 people, including 1,507 women, 1,484 men and 5,418 children. The water, sanitation and hygiene component provides life-saving assistance to 4,400 people, including 1,301 women, 1,250 men and 1,849 children.
Fournir une assistance alimentaire d''urgence aux personnes affectées par la montée des eaux du Lac Tanganyika à travers les transferts monétaires aux ménages. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This WFP project provides unconditional cash transfers to enable households to meet their essential food needs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,752 people, including 4,039 women, 3,851 men, 7,862 children, and 2,363 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving health services and famine response to IDPs and host communities in Northern Ethiopia The main objective of this project is to provide Essential life-saving health services and famine response to IDPs and host communities in Northern Ethiopia. This WHO project will provide (i) immediate implementation of Cholera preparedness interventions, completing the Oral Cholera Vaccination round 2 (OCV) campaign, resumption of COVID-19 response, strengthen the malaria prevention and response interventions; (ii) scale-up response to detect and care for people with mental health and psychosocial needs as a consequence of the conflict; (iii)strengthen the Tigray Regional Health Bureau (TRHB) and woreda health systems and the capacity to respond to malnutrition prevention and management especially for SAM with complications, in close coordination with the nutrition cluster;(iv) strengthen ongoing heightened surveillance for epidemics as well as streamline the supply chain management for health facilities and mobile health and nutrition services logistic platform to 2,471,000 people, including 570,770 women, 566,303 men, 1,333,927 children, and 619,192 persons with disabilities.
Improved access to emergency primary health care services The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by displacement. This UNICEF project provides improved access to emergency health and maternal care. The project provides life-saving assistance to 19,400 people, including 6,480 women, 4,556 men, 8,364 children, and 2,134 persons with disabilities.
Scale-up access to integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health, including Gender Based Violence information and services for women and girls affected by the crisis in ten prioritized counties of South Sudan The objective of this project is to support the scale-up of access to integrated SRH, including GBV information and services for women and girls affected by the crisis in ten prioritized counties of South Sudan. The project also benefits the caretakers of young people in and out of schools and complements UNHCR’s protection project, UNICEF’s education project and IOM’s project for persons with disabilities. The current project has three overarching objectives covering SRH, GBV and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA). This project directly targets 31,600 individuals, among whom are nearly 5% people with various disabilities, and nearly 20% girls and 17% boys in and out of schools in Akobo, Pibor, Aweil South, Tonji South, Tonji Noth, Tonji East, Duk, Bor South, Ayod and Twic East, with lifesaving SRH and GBV services.
Assistance alimentaire pour sauver les vies des personnes déplacées internes au Burkina Faso The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to internally displaced people in Oudalan and Yagha (Sahel region) and Gourma (Est region). This WFP project provides unconditional cash transfers to some 14,300 people and in-kind unconditional food assistance to 22,600 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 37,000 people, including 7,400 women, 6,300 men, 23,300 children, and 444 persons with disabilities.
Anticipatory Action to mitigate incidence of malnutrition and infectious disease associated with drought shocks. WHO will use the $1.35 million in CERF funding to reach an estimated 37,938 vulnerable Ethiopians with health interventions and strengthen readiness for disease outbreak detection and response ahead of malaria, measles, and cholera outbreaks. This will be done via the training, equipment and deployment of 12 woreda Rapid Response Teams.
Assistance en eau, Hygiène et Assainissement pour les populations déplacées et les populations hôtes affectées par la crise sécuritaire au Burkina Faso The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in the Centre-Nord and Nord regions. This UNICEF project trucks safe drinking water to affected communities, distributes WASH kits, and raises awareness about safe hygiene practices. The project provides life-saving assistance to 128,800 people, including 41,600 women, 38,400 men, and 48,800 children.
Providing emergency RH services, GBV mitigation and response services, and RRM for the most vulnerable people from Marib and Al Jawf. Recent trend analyses of gender-based violence indicate increased numbers of women and girls (widows, orphans) engaging in negative coping mechanisms (especially child marriage) and an increase in reported cases of sexual violence, physical and psychological assault. GBV partners have seen an increased demand for GBV services by 37%. Furthermore, the UNFPA-led Rapid Response Mechanism estimates that 23% of those newly displaced are female-headed households. 
With the current conflict, the health system in Yemen has almost collapsed, with only half of the facilities functional. Majority of those still functional face severe shortages of medicines, equipment and staff. Most of the health staff have not been paid government salaries for the last five years. This has naturally led to a deterioration in all the key reproductive health indicators. 
The CERF funding will lead to three key outputs. First, it will allow 16 health facilities to provide emergency obstetric and neonatal care services. This will directly lead to the continuation of critical life-saving RH services in health facilities in districts with the highest severity indices in Marib and Al Jawf. CERF will also support seven safe spaces to provide survivor-centered multi-sectoral services (case management, psychosocial, medical, legal, livelihood) and a safe shelter for women and girls, which is a key intervention which can be life-saving. Both safe spaces and shelters provide the multi-sectorial services to the most vulnerable women and girls. However, the safe shelters also provide accommodation for the additionally vulnerable and/or face life-threatening situations or intense forms of GBV, and have no other resort. This project will also support the RRM in assistaing those newly displaced from Marib and Al Jawf with immediate life-saving assistance. The Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) provides immediate in-kind assistance (Immediate Response Rations from WFP, basic hygiene kits from UNICEF and dignity kits from UNFPA) to newly displaced persons and those impacted by natural disasters within 72 hours of receiving the displacement alert.
Expanded gender-based violence response to the scale up of protection and life-saving measures of vulnerable populations in Tigray, Ethiopia. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving interventions to prevent, mitigate and respond to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in conflict-affected communities across Tigray Region. This UNFPA project will establish and strengthen comprehensive service provision for GBV survivors to provide life-saving services, including health and psychosocial support and referral linkage to other services. Through One-Stop Centers (OSC) (integrated into referral hospitals) in zonal capitals of Tigray, women, and girls survivors will receive GBV case management services, Life-saving medical support, mental health referrals, and provision of psychosocial support to women and girls at risk of GBV. This project will offer sexual and reproductive (SRH) health services through women and girls safe spaces (WGSS) throughout IDPs and host communities and provide dignity kits to women and girls of reproductive age to address their menstrual hygiene and self-care needs. 
The project provides life-saving assistance to136572 people, including 61664 women, 20320 men,54588 children, and 13,742 people with disabilities.
Emergency food and nutrition assistance to IDP and host vulnerable in North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance to vulnerable IDPs and host communities affected by conflict. This WFP project provides unconditional food assistance through cash transfers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,000 people, including 5,100 women, 4,007 men, 2,893 children, and 1,518 persons with disabilities.
Assurer les services aériens UNHAS pour permettre aux partenaires d’atteindre les zones d’intervention humanitaire The main objective of this $800,000 WFP-UNHAS project is to support the humanitarian response in accessing people in need. UNHAS is planning to transport about 1,575 passengers and 7 tons of cargo per month for two months. Without this CERF funding, UNHAS would be facing a drastic reduction in operations by November 2021.
Assistance en Abris d’Urgence et Articles Ménagers Essentiels auprès des Personnes Déplacées Internes (PDI) et Communautés Hôtes des Provinces de Kouritenga et Boulgou dans la Région du Centre-Est The main objective of this project is to provide emergency shelter and essential household items to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities. This IOM project provides shelter and household kits to conflict-affected people.. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,375people, including 387 women, 387 men, 3,600 children, and 438 persons with disabilities.
Upscaling Multisector humanitarian assistance for populations affected by insecurity in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique The main objective of this project is to upscaling Multisector humanitarian assistance for populations affected by insecurity in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. The proposed CERF project will contribute to priority humanitarian assistance in Emergency Shelter (ES), Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Protection-mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and health for populations affected by insecurity in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique to 65,331 people including 16177   women, 15006  men, 34,148 children, and 9,800 persons with disabilities.
Fourniture d’une aide humanitaire d’urgence en eau, assainissement et hygiène, santé et services de protection aux enfants et personnes déplacées internes et aux populations hôtes The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Protection and WASH assistance to vulnerable communities affected by displacement. This UNICEF project provides mental health and psychosocial support, child protection services, GBV response and prevention, and access to safe water and sanitary facilities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people, including 6,600 women, 5,400 men, 18,000 children, and 484 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening of protection services in Venezuela The main objective of this project is to support the provision of life-saving services to affected populations ensuring their well-being and dignity throughout displacement and mitigating related protection risks. This UNHCR project constructs/rehabilitates community protection spaces and provides shelter materials to shelters and community safe spaces among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 23,000 people, including 10,000 women, 6,000 men, 7,000 children, and 2,800 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to floods UNICEF work with displaced populations and their hosting communities to provide shared latrines, supplies and promote self-construction of latrines to construct 500 temporary emergency latrines for a population of 7,000 boys, girls, men, and women.  This modality encourages sanitation behaviors without creating camp services or dependency on full provision of services.  UNICEF will install ten  handpumps in displacement sites, train water committees to maintain and operate these facilities, and provide household water storage and collection items to provide access to water to 7,000 individuals. During the installation of the handpumps UNICEF is installing and operating an emergency water treatment unit to provide water during this period.  In parallel to these activities hygiene promotion services encourage safe hygiene behaviors through provision of disease prevention messages, household sanitation promotion, and household water treatment and storage practice promotion.

The Child Protection component under this project seeks to reach 8,000 individuals in Leer, Mayardit and Rubkona counties through family tracing and reunification (FTR), case management, strengthened referrals for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), children associated with armed groups and forces (CAAFAG), and other vulnerable children and establishing / expansion of child friendly spaces. Mental Health and Psychosocial Services (MHPSS) are also provided to children, caregivers, and GBV survivors.
Multisector life-saving assistance to IDPs affected by conflict in areas fully and partially accessible in Cabo Delgado and Nampula Provinces The main objective of this project is to provide multisector life-saving assistance to Internally Displaced Persons affected by conflict in areas fully and partially accessible in Cabo Delgado and Nampula Provinces. This UNICEF projects provides nutrition services, protection, health, education, water, sanitation, and life-saving hygiene assistance to 106,850 people, including 16,204 women, 16,220 men, 74,426 children, and 7,500 persons with disabilities.
Supporting displaced populations in the North-West and South-West regions of Cameroon through the implementation of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) The main objective of this project is to reduce risk of GBV and improve quality of response. This UNCHR project provides cash, legal and material assistance to GBV survivors, while enhancing community prevention and response against GBV. The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,846 people, including 8,453 women, 3,188 men, 5,749 children, and 1,732 persons with disabilities.
United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) Afghanistan: Domestic services and international airbridge for humanitarian community With this support, UNHAS transports an average of around 1,500 passengers per month to and from 22 domestic locations in Afghanistan and one international route to and from Islamabad, Pakistan through the international airbridge.  UNHAS enables the humanitarian community to implement their humanitarian assistance and user organizations to access hard to reach destinations where travelling by roads is a big security risk in Afghanistan. All humanitarian organizations, which heavily rely on UNHAS, are engaged in various emergencies while undertaking relief and recovery activities, development projects, and other humanitarian responses embracing refugees, IDPs, agriculture, education, child care, gender and women empowerment, human rights, capacity building, health, nutrition, emergency food distribution and food need assessment in various provinces in the country to name but a few.  As a demand-driven, user and impact oriented common service, UNHAS has a capacity of rapid adaptation to meet the air transport needs of the humanitarian community in emergency situations, including medical and security relocation.
Food Assistance to vulnerable people The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to vulnerable communities in Kemo, Ouaka and Nana-Mambéré prefectures. This WFP project provides unconditional cash-transfers to vulnerable households for a four-month period. The project provides life-saving assistance to 33,700 people, including 10,100 women, 8,800 men, 14,800 children, and 1,700 people with disabilities.