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Assistance d’urgence aux retournés tchadiens du Soudan The main objective of this project is to provide protection, shelter and essential household item, and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to returnees in Ouaddai and Sila. This IOM project distributes US$325,000 through cash and voucher assistance, distributes shelter kits, facilitates access to safe drinking water, and provides essential protection services including registrations and referrals. The shelter and essential household item component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 20,800 people, including 3,100 persons with disabilities. The protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 18,100 people, including 2,700 persons with disabilities. The water, sanitation and hygiene component provides humanitarian assistance to 10,400 people, including 1,600 persons with disabilities.
Vulnerable children and their families have access to emergency child protection interventions in affected areas With funds from CERF, UNICEF provides immediate life-saving child protection services to vulnerable children and people affected by the floods in affected areas, specifically through provision of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) to girls, boys and their families, and procurement of crucial Child Protection supplies. UNICEF targets 10,000 children and caretakers with this Protection (CP) project.
Réponse d’urgence face à la crise alimentaire, sanitaire et nutritionnelle au niveau des districts affectés par les cyclones BATSIRAI, EMNATI et FREDDY dans le Grand Sud Est de Madagascar The main aim of this $700,000 WHO project is to strengthen health response in cyclone-affected districts. To that end WHO will train health center staff in affected districts in integrated disease surveillance and response, support MAM/SAM detection, procure and deliver inter-agency health kits, and provide primary health care consultations, care for GBV survivors, and reproductive health care in health centers. In total, WHO is targeting 295,000 people, including 73,600 women and 73,600 girls through the health component, and 74,800 people through the reproductive health component.
Emergency support to Rohingya refugees affected by the March 2023 fire in a refugee camp The main objective of this project is to strengthen the protection of Rohingya refugee women, girls, men, and boys in camp 11 through the provision of integrated and lifesaving GBV-SRH and skill development interventions. The IOM project establishes, rehabilitates, and supports 1 integrated Women and Child Friendly Space, benefitting 6,300 women and girls, and sets up 1 Multi-Purpose Centre which will be accessed by 1,000 men and boys. In total, the project provides life-saving assistance to 7,300 people, including 4,500 women, 500 men, 1,800 girls, 500 boys, and 73 persons with disabilities.
Integrated food security and nutrition response to avert famine and support drought recovery in Somalia The main aim of this $4.5m WFP project is to address the food consumption gap and support drought recovery. To that end, WFP will provide food assistance through cash to 18,000 people, rehabilitate and establish community water structures through cash for assets, create income-generating activities for displaced people, and provide nutrition treatment to children. In total, the food security component targets 26,136 people, including 9,670 women and 3,396 girls. The nutrition component targets 47,997 girls and boys.
Provide food assistance and support for livelihoods to vulnerable people in the states of Delta Amacuro, Falcón, Sucre and Zulia The main goal of the WFP project is to offer both conditional and unconditional food assistance, accompanied by refresher orientation trainings, to vulnerable households. Through these interventions, the project aims to enable these households to fulfill their basic food needs and enhance their livelihoods. Additionally, a collaborative effort will be made with other UN agencies to conduct a joint community consultation in Guajira, seeking to identify the specific food security, livelihoods, and protection needs of vulnerable groups in the region. As part of the project's commitment to supporting inclusive education, efforts will be directed towards refurbishing the infrastructure of a special education school located in Colina municipality, Falcon state. This initiative is geared towards creating a safe and conducive environment for students with disabilities within the community. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,040 people, including 1,580 women, 1,680 men, 6,780 children, and including  1,677 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services for the flood -affected
people in Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by floods in the Chattogram Division. This UNICEF project provides households in 4 districts with to sufficient quantities and quality of water to meet their domestic needs and access to safely managed sanitation services. This will be achieved through constructing new water supply systems and climate-resilient latrines. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 72,250 people, of whom 19,291 are women, 19,003 are men, and 33,956 are children. 2,022 people with disabilities also benefit from this project.
Integrated livelihood support in famine risk prone areas in Yemen. The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Hajjah and Taiz governorates. This FAO project provides humanitarian assistance to 17,500 people, including 4,200 women, 4,375 men, 8,925 children, and including 4,375 persons with disabilities.
Support to flood affected populations in Somali and Afar Regions of Ethiopia The FAO project aims to save lives and livelihoods in vulnerable flood-affected communities in the Somali and Afar regions of Ethiopia. The project supports to both pastoral and agropastoral communities through critical assistance in crop and livestock production, including: 1. Provision of agricultural inputs and cash for 10,000 individuals (2,000 households), and 2. Provision of critical animal health services, including vaccination and treatment, for 100,000 people (20,000 households). The project delivers life-saving assistance to a total of 110,000 individuals, including 25,520 women, 25,079 men, and 59,401 children. An estimated 19,360 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Response to emergency health needs in communities affected by cyclone Yaku and the 2023 coastal Niño phenomenon in the regions of Lambayeque and Piura. The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to people affected by flooding in Lambayeque and Piura departments. This WHO project provide scale up support to institutions and avoid increase in morbidity and mortality. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 19,202 people, including 6,430 women, 6,328 men, 6,444 children, and including 28 persons with disabilities.
Preventing and Responding to Gender Based Violence Including Protection Against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) during Tropical Storm Freddy response The objective of this project is to establish and strengthen Gender Based Violence protection and service delivery systems during the Tropical Storm Freddy response. Through the project women, girls, and people living with disability survivors of GBV have access to adequate, timely, and quality services and information that meet their needs. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 200,000 people, including 65,759 women, 42,839 men, 91,402  children, and including 20,151 persons with disabilities.
Reducing protection risks of vulnerable communities through their Food Security and Nutrition (FSN), the rapid restoration/creation of livelihoods The main objective of this project is to reduce the protection risks of targeted vulnerable communities through the improvement of their food security and nutrition (FSN), the rapid restoration/creation of their livelihoods, and the community awareness and knowledge building integrating gender and intersectional approaches. This FAO project identifies vulnerable households and their preferred food production activity (agriculture, fishery, small livestock, etc.) to be developed responding to specific nutrition needs of the community (animal protein, micronutrients, etc.). The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,490 people, including 3,927 women, 2,100 men, 4,463 children, and 100 persons with disabilities.
Provision of food assistance and specialized nutrition commodities to prevent the risk of famine while making a more lasting impact on household food security areas projected to face the worst levels of food insecurity. The main objective of this project is to provide food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by food insecurity in South Sudan. This WFP project provides in-kind and in-cash food assistance, and it screens and treats people for moderate and severe malnutrition. The project provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to 101,358 people in the Food Security sector and 35,090 people in the Nutrition sector.
Armenia Refugee Response WHO's project focuses on addressing the immediate health needs of 43,150 refugees fleeing from Karabakh into Armenia. It aims to provide essential health services, primary healthcare, and support vaccination catch-up campaigns. The project also emphasizes mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) interventions for burn victims, their relatives, and healthcare providers, with activities spanning across hospitals and Marzes with high refugee populations. These efforts contribute to both immediate humanitarian needs and the long-term strengthening of the health system.
Provision of lifesaving humanitarian assistance to third-country nationals, their family members, and evacuees from Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory Under this project, IOM provides lifesaving protection and health assistance to 1,200 TCNs, family members, and evacuees from OPT and Israel,  including ground support to safer locations with greater public services and airports and return air travel, accommodation,  emergency relief items (food, water, non-food items, hygiene kits, and dignity kits), and critical protection, health and MHPSS assistance and referrals.
Réponse d’urgence en santé sexuelle et reproductive, prévention et prise en charge des cas de Violences Basées sur le Genre (VBG) ainsi qu’en protection contre l’exploitation et les abus sexuel dans l’Ituri et le Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide sexual and reproductive health assistance and gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Ituri and North Kivu Provinces. This UNFPA project provides access to sexual and reproductive health services through the provision of inter-agency reproductive health kits, distributes dignity kits, provides psychosocial and case management services to survivors of gender-based violence, and provides both unconditional and conditional cash transfers. The sexual and reproductive health component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 24,300 people, including 5,800 women, 5,300 men, 13,200 children, and including 1,200 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 22,800 people, including 8,400 women, 2,200 men, and 12,200 children, and including 1,100 persons with disabilities.
WASH response to drought emergency in Northern Red Sea, and Anseba, Eritrea The main objective of this project is to offer water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) assistance to drought-affected populations in the Northern Red Sea and Anseba regions. This UNICEF project builds new water delivery infrastructure and renovates old ones to provide quality drinking water to 4,000 households in 13 communities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 20,000 people, with 26% of them being women, 29% being men, and 45% being children. This project will also benefit 940 persons with disabilities.
Réduction des risques des accidents posés par les des engins explosifs » : Education aux risques des EEI pour les communautés et formation de relais communautaires dans les régions du Sahel et Boucle du Mouhoun The main objective of this project is to provide Protection - mine action  assistance to people affected by violence in Sahel (Provinces de Soum, Oudalan et Yagha) and Boucle du Mouhoun (Province de Sourou). This UNOPS project provides humanitarian assistance to 35,100 people, including 10,570 women, 3,530  men, 21,000 children, and including 1,053 persons with disabilities.
Cyclone Mocha Response The main objective of this project is to ensure target populations have equitable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food. This WFP project provides emergency food transfers to targeted populations for one month, as part of a 3-month assistance package, and executes activities such as identification and selection of cyclone-affected townships and villages, provision of food assistance to targeted 90,000 people, and distribution monitoring and reporting. The project provides life-saving assistance to 90,000 people, including 31,500 women, 25,200 men, 33,300 children, and 2,700 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving medical equipment and supplies in response to the earthquake in Khoy, Iran The key objective of this project is to provide essential life-saving medical equipment and supplies to the health facilities that are accommodating earthquake-affected patients in Khoy. With its Health sector engagement, the project targets 3,440 patients requiring breathing support, trauma care, and cardiac life support through WHO’s procurement and donation to health facilities of two mechanical ventilators, one trauma and emergency surgical kit (TESK), and four portable Automated External Defibrillators.
Multi-sectoral response for Sudanese refugees in Egypt Through this project, UNHCR intends to provide a multi-sectoral response targeting 65,928 refugees with Protection activities, with a focus on registration of new arrivals and 12,855 refugees with emergency and multipurpose cash assistance.
Life Saving Emergency Response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy affected Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Mulanje, Phalombe and Blantyre Districts of Southern Malawi. This project provides Vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons in Camps in Mulanje, Phalombe, and Blantyre with cash for Shelter and Core Relief Items to support their basic needs. UNHCR implements profiling of the beneficiaries in the targeted districts, carries out market assessments to validate existing market data, Distributes cash to the beneficiaries, and Undertakes post-distribution monitoring. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 20,000 people, including 6,000 women, 3,000 men, 11,000 children, and including 180 persons with disabilities.
Response to the main unattended health needs and that increase due to high human mobility and the impact of climate change. The main objective of this project is to ensure continuity and availability of comprehensive health services that save lives and reduce avoidable morbidity and mortality, targeting particularly vulnerable groups affected by high human mobility and the impacts of climate change. This WHO project provides comprehensive health services to host communities, refugees, returnees, IDPs, and other affected individuals, through activities like provision of supplies and equipment, and improvement of health facilities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 70,000 individuals, comprising 18,872 men, 20,028 women, 15,168 boys, 15,932 girls, and 2,000 persons with disabilities.
Health Emergency Response to the populations affected by the devastating effects of east coast Daniel Storm in Libya Through this project WHO, in close collaboration with health authorities, supports the revitalization of the healthcare delivery system in the affected areas, restoring ambulatory referral services, improving functionality of fixed health facilities and the deployment and coordination of mobile medical teams and mobile clinics to expand access to essential healthcare for the displaced population. This project targets 258,622 affected people with Health sector activities.
Multisectoral integrated, WASH, Nutrition and Protection response to address climate related impacts in Malawi The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition, protection and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the current crisis in the Country. Under the nutrition component, 511,600 people are assisted, including 476,600 children 6-59 months screened for acute malnutrition, 10,000 children treated for severe acute malnutrition, 35,000 caregivers counselled for infant and young child counselling. The WASH sector will contribute to the reduction of the risk of acute and chronic malnutrition for 400,000 people through water, hygiene, and sanitation interventions (prevention). The project aims to protect 50,000 emergency affected persons including the refugee population, Cyclone Freddy and food insecure affected persons particularly women, children, the elderly, persons with disabilities (PWDs) and other vulnerable groups from violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect. The nutrition, protection and WASH sectors are working and coordinating in the same districts and covering the same vulnerable affected populations.
Sudan Crisis – Response in health, nutrition, WASH, Education and child protection in conflict and displacement areas CERF is used to scale up response to immediate humanitarian needs arising due to the conflict between Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that started on 15 April 2023. Since the beginning of the crisis, UNICEF has been responding in conflict zones as well as locations of displacement, and is preparing to scale up. UNICEF is prioritizing provision of life-saving and child protection engagements for the most vulnerable children and families in hotspots and areas of new displacement. This project targets a combined total of 260,000 affected people with engagements in the Health, Nutrition, WASH, EiE and Protection - CP sectors.
Assist crisis-affected people in Myanmar to meet their food and nutrition needs The main objective of this WFP project is to support women, men, girls, and boys affected by a crisis, ensuring they receive timely food and/or cash-based transfers that meet their daily nutritional needs. This is intended to lead to the expected impact of improved food security. WFP supports cash transfers to meet the basic monthly food needs of Chin and Kachin states. WFP provides an estimated 38,500 people affected by conflict with a one-month ration of food, including rice, pulses, oil, and salt. The distribution will be coordinated with assistance from UNHCR and UNICEF. Each person from WFP  receives a ration comprising 13.5kg of rice, 1.8kg of pulses, 0.9kg of oil, and 0.15kg of salt. The project provides life-saving assistance to 93,500 people, including 32,725 women, 26,180 men, and 34,595 children. An estimated 6,546 people with disabilities are expected to benefit from this project.
Emergency agriculture response to support vulnerable people affected by floods and landslides in Rwanda The main objective of this project is to provide emergency agriculture response to support vulnerable people affected by floods and landslides in Rwanda. This FAO project provides agriculture inputs capacity development for the affected community. In total, the project targets 18,854 people, including 3,243 men, 5,970 women, and 9,641 children.498 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Projet de prévention et de réponse multisectorielle d'urgence aux besoins des survivant-e-s de VBG, et protection contre l’exploitation et les abus sexuels dans les provinces du Nord-Kivu et de l’Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide protection against gender-based violence to vulnerable people affected by conflict and displacement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This UNFPA project provides dignity kits and access to GBV services, including psychosocial support, and raises awareness on GBV among the population and implementing partners. The project provides life-saving humanitarian assistance in the Protection (GBV) sector to 4,420 people, including 2,300 women, 2,000 children, and 640 persons with disabilities.
Protection and Shelter / NFI assistance to displaced communities affected by Cyclone Mocha in Myanmar The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving assistance to displaced populations affected by the cyclone, enabling them to meet their basic needs and enhance access to protection services and shelter assistance. This UNHCR project provides a strengthened access to protection services such as legal aid and support for civil documentation, protection monitoring activities, as well as provision of emergency shelters, in-kind NFI assistance, and sector-specific unconditional cash transfers among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 157,250 people, including 51,892 women, 48,748 men, 26,733 children, and 23,587 persons with disabilities.
Accelerated Cholera Response in six ‘high burden districts’ This UNICEF project provides emergency life-saving treatment for mild to moderate cases, contains the outbreak, and prevents its further spread. UNICEF’s response focuses on coordinated Health, WASH, Nutrition, Child Protection, and Social Behavior Change and Communication (SBCC) sectors across all districts with a focus on Lilongwe, Blantyre, Mangochi, Machinga, Balaka, and Salima. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 61,879 people, including 184,747 women, 141,534 men, 39,956 children, 403,294, and including  62,640 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration de l’accès aérien et assistance alimentaire avec cash dans l’Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Bunia, Djugu and Mahagi in Ituri province. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance and cash transfers to families in need. Additionally, the project supports the UN’s Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS), facilitating the transport of humanitarian cargo and personnel to hard-to-reach areas. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 17,100 people, including 3,300 women, 2,700 men, 11,100 children, and including 500 persons with disabilities.
Transport Aérien d’urgence The main objective of this project is to support the UN Humanitarian Air Service in the Central African Republic so that humanitarian cargo can reach Sudanese refugees and local host communities in the remote northeast of the Central African Republic. Under this WFP project, UNHAS transports 90 MT of cargo and WFP sets up one temporary warehouse ("rubhall").
Life-saving protection and assistance for communities affected by emergencies caused by the armed conflict The main objective of this project is to strengthen the community-based protection response in conflict-afflicted areas to ensure that affected populations have access to legal assistance, life-saving information, justice mechanisms by supporting local communities and authorities. This UNHCR project provides awareness raising and training sessions on self-protection mechanisms, workshops with local authorities to strengthen self-protection mechanisms, and legal assistance and information on access to rights among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,035 people, including 3,285 women, 2,930 men, 3,820 children, and 151 persons with disabilities.