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Providing essential life-saving assistance to crisis-affected populations during and after emergencies in Sudan Through its common pipeline system and wide network of implementing partners, IOM plans to improve the living conditions and restore the dignity of affected populations by addressing critical humanitarian needs and contributing to building community resilience through the provision of emergency shelter (ES) materials, non-food items (NFI), and family hygiene kits in the Darfur states, that include IDPs and host community members in vulnerable situations. This project targets a combined total of 55,000 affected people with WASH and ES/NFI activities.
Amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire grâce à des interventions agricoles d’urgence dans les communes flagship et vulnérables de Diffa, Tahoua et Tillabéri The main objective of this FAO project is to improve food security for vulnerable households through emergency agricultural interventions in the flagship communes of Tillabéri and Diffa, and the communes of Tillia in Tahoua and Téra in Tillabéri. The project provides support to vulnerable farmers and fishing households in the form of unconditional cash transfer, agricultural inputs, livestock feed, veterinary care support, fishing kits and fish processing equipment. The project also aims at strengthening the accountability and capacity for national humanitarian staff. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 56,700 people (12,338 men, 12,483 women and 31,879 children) including 2,835 persons with disabilities.
Integrated GBV-SRH response to mitigate cyclone induced risks on women, girls, and third gender including pregnant women and persons with disability The main goal of this project is to provide sexual and reproductive health (SRH) assistance and protection against Gender Based Violence (GBV) to vulnerable women and girls in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. This UNFPA project provides inter-agency emergency reproductive health kits and deploy midwives and community volunteers to support pregnant women. Along with the kits, pregnant women receive cash support to cover transport to health facilities, referral to obstetric emergencies, and encourage facility-based delivery. This project targets a total of 3,120 women and girls, 80 men and 100 people with disabilities.
Provision of emergency food assistance to vulnerable and food insecure people affected by the Sudan crisis, and provision of common services to organizations responding to the Sudan response in South Sudan. The main objective of this WFP project is to provide emergency food assistance through cash-based transfers to support the most vulnerable and food-insecure people affected by the Sudan crisis. This project includes contracting financial service providers and traders, as well as distributing multi-purpose cash among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 97,500 people, including 15,000 women, 69,000 children, and including 1,900 persons with disabilities.
Support to essential lifesaving WASH and Health emergency interventions to vulnerable girls, boys, women, and men affected and displaced by the March-May 2024 seasonal floods in priority flood-affected counties of Kenya The main objective is to provide essential lifesaving Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and health emergency interventions to vulnerable girls, boys, women, and men affected and displaced by the March-May 2024 seasonal floods in priority flood-affected counties of Kenya. UNICEF's WASH activities provide safe water, hygiene services, and sanitation to people in Homa Bay, Garissa, and Tana River counties. In partnership with the Kenya Red Cross and local health departments, UNICEF delivers integrated health services, including immunizations and reproductive care. Communication strategies raise awareness of preventive health measures to improve outcomes and reduce suffering. UNICEF targets 116,474 people, including 24,459 women, 8,153 men, and 582 people with disabilities.
Provision of integrated, quality life-saving sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence response and prevention among the most vulnerable population in North Kordofan, South Kordofan, North Darfur, East Darfur, South Darfur and West Darfur Through this project, UNFPA is scaling up its efforts by enhancing the provision of services through both integration and localization strategies in affected communities, healthcare facilities, and through the deployment of temporary/mobile clinics. The project also addresses the immediate needs of women and girls through cash assistance for SRH/GBV. UNFPA is targeting a combined total of 81,265 affected people with Health (SRH) and Protection (GBV) activities.
Integrated Nutrition and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) humanitarian response to malnutrition crisis in Syria. Through the CERF UFE project, UNICEF aims to provide over 433,545 girls, boys, women and men with increased access to life-saving Nutrition and WASH services. UNICEF and WHO work in complementarity with regards to the treatment of severe acute malnutrition, where UNICEF is responsible technically, logistically, and financially to the treatment of SAM without complications, while WHO responsible for SAM with complications.
Provision of integrated multi-sectoral high-impact interventions in WASH, Education, Multi-Purpose Cash, and Common Service for Communication and Community Engagement (CCE) for vulnerable women and children in 5 Districts of Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), multi-purpose cash, education, and common services assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cyclones in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. This UNICEF project provides urgent and quick-impact life-saving interventions by providing safe, and sustainable WASH services; ensuring uninterrupted learning for children; and provision of cash transfers to enable vulnerable families cope with the loss of their coping mechanisms.  The project provides humanitarian assistance to 300,000 people, of whom 80,320 are women, 78,820 are men, and 140,860 are children. 8,400 people with disabilities will also benefit from this project.
Responding to the urgent WASH, Nutrition and Protection Needs for the most vulnerable children and women affected by the conflict in South Lebanon The main objective of this project is to respond to WASH, nutrition, and protection needs that have arisen due to the cross-border conflict in the Bent Jbeil, Hasbaya, Marjaayoun, El Nabatieh, South, Sadia, Sour, and Jezzine areas. Under the WASH component, this project will rehabilitate water facilities and provide emergency fuel for these facilities. Under the nutrition component, UNICEF will target malnutrition via providing essential supplies and services to promote good nutrition and child development practices and providing training for managing wasting in health facilities in conflict-affected areas of South Lebanon. Cash will be provided to acutely malnourished women and children to cover the costs of transportation to and from medical facilities. Under the child protection component, UNICEF will enhance the capacities of NGOs in mental health and psychosocial support, strengthen Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR) systems, and provide judicial support for those impacted by the conflict. Under the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene sector, this project targets 76,200 people, including 18,850 women, 39,105 children, and 379 persons with disabilities. Under the Nutrition sector, this project targets 167,100 people, including 57,800 women, 87,500 children, and 500 persons with disabilities. Under the Protection sector, this project targets 2,405 people, including 1,568 women, 65 children, and 5 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle au Niger et service aérien humanitaire des Nations Unies The main objective of this WFP project is to provide emergency food assistance through general food and cash distributions for 3 months to the targeted people, and to provide safe, reliable,  efficient humanitarian transport to for people and light cargo. The project provides food assistance to 16,402 people identified as highly food insecure, prevention and management of moderate acute malnutrition in 13,016 children aged 6 to 23 months and transportation for 1,130 workers and 1.8MT of light freight for humanitarian entities, including MEDEVAC capacity. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 16,402 people (3,424 men, 3,465 women and 9,513 children), including 690 persons with disabilities.
Integrated GBV-SRH anticipatory actions to reduce flood impact on women, girls, and third gender including pregnant women and persons with disability The project is part of the Anticipatory Action framework for floods in Bangladesh and aims to provide sexual and reproductive health (SRH) assistance and protection against Gender Based Violence (GBV) to vulnerable women and girls in the districts of Sirajganj, Gaibandha, Kurigram and, Jamalpur. This UNFPA project provides inter-agency emergency reproductive health kits, and cash assistance to vulnerable and pregnant women and girls. This project targets a total of 19,420 women and girls, including 600 people with disabilities.
Anticipated Response to El Nino Triggered Water and Food Shortage The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in the Bobonaro, Lautem, Manufahi, and Covalima municipalities. This UNICEF project provides affected people with access to quality drinking water by installing new water supply tanks and managing acute malnutrition cases through screening and treatment. The project targets 13,319 people, of whom 3,556 are women, 3,703 are men, 6,060 are children, and 200 persons with disabilities.
Emergency seed distribution to safeguard food and nutrition security, local food production, and income of conflict-affected smallholder rainfed farmers in Darfur and Kordofan regions of Sudan The project aims to restore the availability of food locally, ensuring food and nutrition security for the conflict affected population through timely distribution of millet, sorghum, and vegetable seeds. This will lead to reducing reliance on emergency food aid and laying the groundwork for medium and long-term recovery. The project targets 800,000 affected people with activities in the Food Security - Agriculture sector.
Hurricane Beryl Cash Assistance The main objective of this WFP project is to provide Food Assistance to vulnerable communities affected by Hurricane Beryl. This project is building on its current work in supporting the household damage impact and needs assessments, WFP is preparing to implement food assistance programmes through cash-based transfers in close coordination with the Government in all affected parishes. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,000 people, including 4,500 women and 4,200 children.
Assistance agricole d’urgence aux ménages vulnérables affectés par le cyclone tropical Gamane dans la région Sava The overall objective of the project is to contribute to quickly improving the food security of households affected by the cyclone in the districts of Antalaha, Sambava, and Vohémar. XXX and partners provide vulnerable households with agricultural inputs, veterinary treatment of animals, and refresher trainings on Climate-Smart Agriculture, Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture, Climate-Smart Livestock, and integrated crop disease and pest control. A total of 40,000 people, including 8,800 women, 7,200 men, and 24,000 children, as well as 720 persons with disabilities, directly benefit from these interventions.
Emergency life-saving support to the most vulnerable artisanal fishers and actors along the fisheries value chain affected by Hurricane Beryl in Grenada and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines The main objective of this project is to improve food security and essential food production capacity of the most affected and vulnerable artisanal fishers and actors along the fisheries value chain affected by Hurricane Beryl in Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. This FAO project provides fishing gears and tools to artisanal fishers, spot repairs of small boats damaged by the hurricane and distribute harvest and post-harvest processing, storage and other essential fishing tools. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 6,400 people, including 2,200 women, 2,600 men, 1,600 children.
Food and Logistics Assistance to Populations Affected by flash floods in Garissa and Kisumu Counties. The main objective of this WFP project is to support the worst flood-affected and displaced population with immediate food assistance through cash-based transfers. WFP will transfer cash to 4,500 households in Garissa and Kisumu counties at KES 5,000 per household for two months. Additionally, WFP will provide three 6x6 trucks (all-terrain) and other normal trucks, allowing for the pre-positioning of vital food and non-food supplies. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 27,000 people, including 5,670 men, 6,750 women and 14,580 children.
Offre des soins de santé d’urgence critique aux personnes déplacées internes et populations hôtes incluant des traitements vitaux aux enfants atteints de malnutrition aiguë sévère avec complications dans les régions du Sahel, Centre-Nord et de l’Est. The main objective of this project is to provide integrated health services to vulnerable communities in the Sahel, Centre-Nord and Est regions of Burkina Faso. This WHO project puts in place two field hospitals for primary health care, deploys medical staff to strengthen facilities under pressure, provides medicines to selected health facilities, treats cases of severe acute malnutrition with complications, and provide integrate health care to children. The project provides humanitarian assistance to almost 117,000 people, including over 29,000 women, over 66,000 children, and including 7,000 persons with disabilities.
Apporter une réponse rapide et essentielle pour les enfants déplacés les plus vulnérables et leurs familles, les populations hôtes, ainsi que pour ceux qui se trouvent dans des zones touchées par la violence des groupes armés en assurant la disponibilité The main objective of UNICEF project is to ensure access to basic health services and multi-sectoral needs of displaced children and their families living in areas controlled or under the influence of armed groups. The project provides hygiene and sanitation products and services, emergency nutritional intervention package and life-saving primary health care. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 121,000 people, of which 13,000 men, 22,000 women and 86,000 children, including 11,100 people with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle aux refugies maliens et aux populations mauritaniennes vulnérables The main objective of this project is to provide humanitarian food assistance to the Malian refugees that arrived in the Hodh Chargui region in 2023, as well as to the host population. This WFP project provides cash transfers to vulnerable refugees and host communities to respond to their urgent needs immediately. The project provides life-saving assistance to 20,000 people, including 4,160 women,12,000 children, and including 398 persons with disabilities.
Emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance to flood-affected people in Kenya The main objective of this IOM project is to immediately scale up the response to address the most pressing needs of the flood-affected population, prioritizing the most vulnerable groups in Garissa, Kilifi, Homa Bay, Tana River, and Nairobi counties. The project provides emergency shelters and non-food items, raises awareness on protection mainstreaming, and conducts post-distribution monitoring. The project aims to assist 20,500 people, including 3,690 men, 3,894 women, 12,916 children, and 459 persons with disabilities.
Assistance Alimentaire aux personnes vulnérables affectées par les inondations à travers les transferts monétaires The main objective of this project is to enable people affected by floods in the Republic of Congo to meet their food needs through Cash and Voucher Assistance. This WFP project provides food security assistance to 3,620 people, including 546 women, 2,534 children and 652 people with disabilities.
Food assistance in response to recent displacements in Cabo Delgado The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance in response to recent displacements in Cabo Delgado. WFP aims to assist 86,130 people affected by recent attacks in Chiure, prioritizing those who fled. They replenish food stocks and implement the response, providing in-kind and voucher aid for food. Around 151 metric tons of food will be distributed, with an additional 400 metric tons replenishing initial response stocks in Chiure and Erati. The project provides life-saving assistance to 86,130 people, including 19,707 women, 18,190 men, and 48,233 children. An estimated 13,781 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Prévention et 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 du Sud-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide emergency GBV protection assistance to displaced, vulnerable people. This UNFPA project life-saving assistance to GBV- survivors by providing multi-sectoral services and by strengthening GBV risk prevention in displacement areas in North and South Kivu. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,061 people, including 5,700 women, 3,728 children, and including 704 persons with disabilities.
Appui d’urgence en articles non alimentaires et abris au profit des personnes déplacées internes affectées par le cyclone Gamane dans le Nord de Madagascar The IOM provides urgent assistance to populations affected by Cyclone Gamane in Sambaya and Vohemar to improve living conditions and restore access to essential goods such as housing, tools, and household utensils. IOM and its partners provide assistance in non-food items (NFI) ,conducts market assessments and offer emergency shelter assistance. Under this project, IOM will target a total of 12,500 people, including 3,750 women, 3,071 men, 3,750 children, and 250 persons with disabilities.
Prévention et réponses aux VBG/AES et offre de soins vitaux en Santé de la Reproduction aux populations affectées des districts Antalaha, Vohemar, Sambava après le passage du cyclone GAMANE The overall objective of the project is to prevent and respond to Gender-Based Violence and provide vital reproductive health care to affected populations in the districts of Antalaha, Vohemar, and Sambava following the passage of Cyclone Gamane. UNFPA and partners support the upgrading of local authority and humanitarian actor capabilities, updates health providers, supports multisectoral GBV management, educates communities on sexual abuse and sexual exploitation, provides Sexual Reproductive Health and Dignity Kits to facilities, deploy midwives, managing obstetric complications and refreshing emergency health systems. A total of 18,566 people, including 8,054 women, 1,226 men, 9,286 children, and 892 persons with disabilities, directly benefit from these interventions.
Assistance d’urgence aux populations déplacées et aux communautés hôtes affectées par les crises sécuritaires et les catastrophes liées au climat au Niger (abris, articles non alimentaires et eau, hygiène et assainissement (EAH) The main objective of this IOM project is to provide humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable populations affected by armed conflict and natural disasters with shelter, non-food items and WASH assistance in order to improve their living conditions and dignity. The project provides assistance to IDPs and host communities in the communities of Boudouri, Digargo, Banibangou, Ouallama, Diffa and Chétimari, by constructing emergency shelter, distributing non-food items, building integrated latrine and showers and mini-water supply systems. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 21,779 people (4,704 men, 5,096 women and 11,979 children), including 856 persons with disabilities.
Réponse décentralisée à l’épidémie de choléra pour la réduction rapide de la mortalité et morbidité et l’arrêt de la propagation de la maladie aux Comores. The main objective of this project is reduce the mortality and morbidity of cholera in the Comoros and stop the local and regional spread in neighboring countries. The Health response includes deploying rapid response teams, distributing cholera kits and other medical supplies, installing and supporting case management and treatment structures within communities and intensifying epidemiological surveillance with active case finding. The project provides life-saving assistance to 34,481 people, of whom 9,655 are women and 7,586 are girls. 690 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Provision of lifesaving emergency food assistance (cash-based transfer) to vulnerable people affected by drought in five districts of Western Province in Zambia. The main goal of this project is to provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable people affected by the El Nino-induced drought, via food and cash distributions to individuals in four districts of the Western province. The cash transfer is unconditional and is equivalent to the minimum expenditure basket made up of maize, pulses, and vegetable oil, as outlined by the government response plan. Under the food security sector, this project targets 186,196 people, of whom 44,700 are women, 43,466 are men, 101,030 are children, and 20,812 are persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire au Nord-Kivu et réhabilitation des axes routiers et amélioration de l’accès aérien au Sud Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide emergency food security assistance to to newly displaced people, inside and outside displacement camps; it also aims to ensure uninterrupted common services to reach affected people. This WFP project provides unconditional, in kind food assistance, in close coordination with FAO; reinstates access to enclaved areas in Kalehe and Minova by rehabilitating key road sections; and ensure UNHAS services to the Hauts Plateaux in South Kivu. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 19,000 people, including 7,230 women, 4,760 children, and including 570 persons with disabilities.
Angola El Niño Response – Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition and Assistance to Vulnerable and Food Insecure Families in Huíla and Cunene provinces The main objective of this WFP project  provides life-saving food assistance to families severely affected by drought and implements a community management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) service through house-to-house visits. This includes treating moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) in children under five to prevent severe acute malnutrition (SAM) outbreaks, in coordination with UNICEF. Community health workers (CHWs) receive refresher training in nutritional screening, MAM treatment, and basic WASH counselling, as well as SAM case referral. Vulnerable families receive commodity vouchers for essential food supplies, and children receive Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food, with the intervention spanning three cycles of two months each. The project provides humanitarian assistance to  98,000 people, including 6,563 men, 7,000 women and 84,437  children including 2,450  Persons with disabilities .