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Rapid response to health threats in selected flood-affected The WHO project aims to provide life-saving assistance to children and women affected by flood-impacted communities in Somali and Oromia regions. The project procures and distributes malaria bed nets, cholera health kits, and water treatment-related kits and supplies. Additionally, it conducts water quality assessments, implements RCCE activities to raise awareness of outbreak prevention, supports community-based and Regional Health Bureaus (RHBs) regularly, assists in the coordination and monitoring of the OCV and other vaccine campaigns, and provides refresher training to RRTs, medical officers, and staff on cholera and malaria prevention, response, and treatment.
The project provides life-saving assistance to 77,100  ,of whom 21,446 are women, 21,190 men and  34,464 children. An estimated 13,570 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Explosive Threat Mitigation Response in Northeastern and Northern regions The main objective of this UNMAS  project is to reduce the impact of explosive threats among the population of Kunduz, Baghlan, and Faryab provinces. This project provides seven demining teams and three abandoned improvised devices demining teams that conduct clearance operations in 21 targeted hazardous areas. MATC conducts external QM visits to ensure clearance is in compliance with Afghanistan Mine Action Standards, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 41,868 people, including 9,881 women, 10,200 men, 21,787 children, and 6,281 persons with disabilities.
Provision of integrated sexual and reproductive health services, gender-based violence response and mental health and psychosocial support for women, girls and other vulnerable groups in Southeast, Northwest and Northeast of Myanmar The main objective of this UNFPA project is to provide integrated sexual and reproductive health services, gender-based violence response, and mental health and psychosocial support for women, girls, and other vulnerable groups in the Southeast, Northwest, and Northeast of Myanmar. This project supports access to a priority package of SRHR services through mobile and static clinics, as well as GBV response services, including case management and psychosocial support. Additionally, the project procures and distributes clean delivery kits (CDK) and dignity kits, ensuring comprehensive maternal and reproductive health support. This project provides life-saving assistance to 30,120 people, of whom 25,521 women, 2,323 men  and 2,276 children. Additionally, 2,108  people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Providing critical WASH services and Multipurpose Cash assistance to flood-affected populations in Afar, Gambella and Somali The UNICEF project provides essential Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services, along with Multipurpose Cash assistance to flood-affected populations in the Afar, Gambella, and Somali regions. It includes borehole rehabilitation, reticulation system expansion, and basic WASH non-food item (NFI) distribution through in-kind methods. The project incorporates a Comprehensive Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) component. The cash intervention aims to reach 12,720 individuals, offering $100 per household per month in two rounds. Overall, the project aids 27,847 individuals, including 32,436 women, 31,164 men, and 56,400  children, benefiting an estimated 12,000 people with disabilities.
Emergency Response to the Refugees in Armenia WFP's project responds to the urgent needs of over 100,600 refugees arriving in Armenia, focusing on providing food assistance. The project delivers hot meals and food parcels, benefiting approximately 31,600 refugees for two months, easing their immediate food requirements. Food parcels contain essential items, covering 20% of one refugee's monthly food needs. Hot meals, including meat, cereals, dairy products, and fresh produce, provide 100% of kilocalorie needs. WFP collaborates with a local NGO to supply hot meals to refugees residing in sheltered institutions, aiming to address food needs and facilitate their transition into the winter months.
Supporting food security via the rapid provision of multipurpose cash assistance and health services in Yemen Under this project, IOM provide one off multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) and health services with an aim to contribute to reduced food insecurity for crisis-affected populations in Al Hodeidah and Taiz governorates. A total of 28,000 food insecure people are targeted with MPCA and 9,000 affected people are targeted with Health services provided via static and mobile facilities.
Delivering life-saving assistance and protection to people fleeing Sudan and assist the most vulnerable South Sudan returnees through integrated protection action The main objective of this project is to provide protection, camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), and logistics assistance to vulnerable people seeking refuge in South Sudan from fighting in neighboring Sudan. This UNHCR project will monitor border activities, register refugees and returnees, identify and assist people with special needs, construct community shelters and facilitate transportation of refugees and asylum-seekers as well as of core relief items, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 11,500 people in the Protection sector, 11,500 people in the CCCM sector and 2,500 people in the Common Services -Logistics sector.
Provision of food assistance through cash-based transfers [direct cash] to Afghan returnees The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving emergency food assistance through cash-based transfers directly to vulnerable Afghan returnees from Pakistan. This WFP project provides the distribution of cash to verified returnees and coordination with relevant line directorates at the provincial level, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 230,322 people, including 54,126 women, 52,974 men, 123,222 children, and 46,064 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Collective Accountability to Affected People in Afghanistan The main objective of this UNOPS project is to strengthen the system-wide accountability mechanism for affected people in Afghanistan. This project provides activities such as strengthening the Afghanistan Community Voices and Accountability Platform, improving access to humanitarian information. The engagement with affected people has been conducted through the full range of available platforms, including the Awaaz helpline, the Community Voices and Accountability Platform, Cluster and Working Group community dialogues, as well as the dedicated IASC monitoring mechanism. The project provides life-saving assistance to 120,000 people, including 57,000 women,  6,000 children, and 12,000 persons with disabilities.
Améliorer la réponse d’éducation pour les enfants affectés par les violences dans la zone métropolitaine de Port au Prince, Département de l’Ouest en République de Haiti The main objective of this project is to provide access and ensure sustained quality education to displaced children and children in host communities in the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area. This CEF project provides the establishment of 6 temporary classes and rehabilitation of 10 classrooms occupied by IDPs, with the provision of equipment including water points, latrines, and offices, distribution of school supplies to 1,000 children, kits to 60 teachers, and recreational kits among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 1,125 people, including 50 women, 75 men, 1000 children, and 50 persons with disabilities.
Targeted supplementary feeding and facilitating access to common logistics services in drought-affected regions of Ethiopia The main goal of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by conflicts in the Somali and Oromia regions. This WFP project provides treatment for moderate acute malnutrition through the provision of targeted supplementary food for nutritional rehabilitation to children and pregnant and lactating mothers. The project targets 39,874 people, of whom 6,541 are women, 33,333 are children, and 5,981 are people with disabilities.
Emergency Response for Mitigation of Threats of Explosive Remnants of War in Gaza and the West Bank. Through this project UNMAS provides Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) services to to hospitals, schools, water and food distribution points, as well as rubble removal and reconstruction sites for the UN and humanitarian partners as well as civilian sites, including risk assessment, clearance and rendering safe of Explosive Remnants of War (ERW), and deep buried bomb (DBB) excavation and disposal services. The agency also conducts dissemination of Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) messages to the UN and humanitarian partners and at-risk populations. The project targets 1.05 million affected people with Protection - MA activities.
Provision of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) services to mitigate effects of the drought emergency in Turkana, Wajir, Mandera and Marsabit counties in Kenya. The main Provision of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) services to mitigate the effects of the drought emergency in Turkana, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit counties in Kenya. This UNFPA project provides integrated SRH and GBV health outreaches, distributes dignity kits, strengthens the capacity of rescue centers and safe spaces, provides mental health and psychosocial support, and disseminates information on available SRH and GBV services.  In total 452,845, the project is targeting 42,399 people, including 319,416 women and 95,982 children. 5,535 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Strengthen Cholera Response in most affected districts of Zimbabwe The main objective of this project is to mitigate the impact of cholera by reducing morbidity and mortality. This WHO project includes targeted interventions in surveillance, infection and prevention control, case management, and risk communication and community engagement across 26 high-risk districts and populations in six provinces. The project provides life-saving assistance to 262,000 people, of whom 71,582 are women and 65,809 are girls. Additionally, 1,876 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Multisectoral health, nutrition, WASH response to malnutrition and food insecurity in Taiz, Hajjah and Hodeidah The main objective of this project is to provide health, nutrition and WASH assistance to people affected by food insecurity in Hajjah, Al Hodeida and Taiz governorates. This UNICEF project provides humanitarian assistance to 231,401 people, including 36,868 women, 19,600 men, 174,933 children, and including 21,181 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening access to protection services for refugees and other vulnerable people in mixed movements The main objective of this project is to strengthen access to protection services for refugees and other vulnerable people in mixed movements Darien Province and Emberá-Wounaán indigenous territories. This UNHCR project provides multi-purpose cash assistance, legal assistance to asylum seekers. In addition, People in mixed movements in Darien and in indigenous Emberaá-Wounaán transit communities’ benefits from better reception conditions and receive reliable and life-saving information about the risks of crossing through Darien jungle. The project provides life-saving assistance to 162,000 individuals, including 84,240 men, 45,360 women and 32,400 children and 8,100 Persons with disabilities.
Herat Earthquakes Emergency Response, 2023 The main objective of this project is to provide emergency shelter to vulnerable families affected by the October 2023 Herat earthquakes in Afghanistan. This UNHCR project responds to pressing needs with the distribution of emergency family tents for 1,711 households. These tents will be specifically directed towards vulnerable families, including those who have suffered injuries, displacement, the elderly, women, children, and individuals with disabilities. This distribution assists some 11,977 directly affected persons, of whom 2,775 are women,2,775 men and 6,468 are children. Additionally, 994 people with disabilities also benefit from this project.
Réponse nutritionnelle d’urgence pour les populations vulnérables dans les cercles de Bandiagara, Douentza, Bankass, Koro, Ménaka, villages accessibles de Anderamboukane, Inekar, Tidermene, Ansongo, Bourem, et Gao. The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced persons and host communities in Ansongo, Bandiagara, Bankass, Bourem, Douentza, Gao, Koro and Menaka. This UNICEF project screens children for acute malnutrition and treats severe cases of malnutrition, promotes programming for infant and young child feeding, and improves access to safe drinking water in nutrition treatment centres. The nutrition component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 312,000 people, including 157,000 women, 155,000 children, and including 47,000 persons with disabilities. The water, sanitation and hygiene component provides humanitarian assistance to 8,000 children.
Provision of critical WASH emergency services for the most vulnerable children and families in flood-affected areas of eastern Libya Initial assessments suggest that there is an urgent need to provide immediate lifesaving support to affected population especially in the area of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). Accordingly, the proposed CERF Rapid Response (RR) project seeks to meet the immediate/lifesaving WASH needs of people in the Derna, Akhder, Al-Marj, Batah, Bayada, Albayda, and Shahat municipalities. This is achieved through the delivery of critical activities at household (HH), community and institutional level such as the provision of drinkable water, provision of critical WASH Non-Food Items (NFIs), Hygiene promotion, construction of temporary emergency latrines at IDP sites, rehabilitation or minor repair of water and sanitation systems and environmental cleaning/ spraying services. UNICEF targets 60,000 affected people with WASH activities.
Support life-saving WASH drought emergency interventions for vulnerable girls, boys, women and men targeting schools with linkages to communities and Health care facilities in Marsabit and Mandera Counties The key objective of this project is to ensure schools have access to improved WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) services.  This FAO project provides access to sufficient and safe water supply for drinking, cooking, (through the school meals programme), personal hygiene, access basic hygiene services including WASH supplies/Hygiene kits, and adequate information to protect themselves from WASH-related diseases. In total, the project is targeting 15,000 children. 750 children with disabilities are also supported.
Contribution to UNRWA Flash Appeal 90-day initial emergency response to the escalation in the Gaza Strip October 2023 - Provision of Non-Food Items to IDPs This project focuses on the procurement and distribution of non-food items (NFIs) for IDPs spread over the Gaza Strip. For planning purposes, the items included in the budget are mattresses, mats, blankets, jerry cans, basins, kitchen kits, hygiene kits and diapers, though these may change as/if the situation and corresponding needs change as well. The project targets 20,000 affected people with activities in the ES/NFIs sector.
Multisectoral strategy to respond to the urgent needs of the most vulnerable families affected by floods in Tumbes, Piura y Lambayeque The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition, education , health, child protection and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This UNICEF project provides critical life-saving humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable families affected by the floods in Tumbes, Piura and Lambayeque.. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 72,000 people, including 25,200 women, 25,200 men, 21,600 children, and including 7,200 persons with disabilities.
Actions d’anticipation pour appuyer les ménages des districts de Tsihombe, Ampanihy Ouest et Betioky Atsimo (Madagascar) à faire face à la sècheresse induite par El Niño The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving anticipatory agricultural food security assistance to vulnerable people affected and at risk of drought-induced food insecurity exacerbated by the forecasted impacts of El Niño. This FAO project provides agricultural and livestock inputs (including drought-resistant seeds) as well as trainings on climate-smart agricultural practices. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 45,000 people, including 8,100 men, 9,900 women, 27,000 children,  and including 2,700 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Health interventions in remote hard to reach and Drought impacted areas of Eritrea The main objective of this project is to provide quality and integrated health and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by drought. This WHO project provides immunization services to women and children, antenatal and post-natal care to pregnant women, as well as critical items for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The project supports 208,151 people, including 43,844 women, 164,282 children, 25 men and 9,784 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving multisectoral response services for GBV survivors, including clinical management of rape, mental health and psychosocial support and case management. The main objective of this project is to ensure the availability of safe, confidential, and comprehensive services for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) who have been affected by emergencies, including migrant women and girls from Afro-descendant and indigenous communities. This UNFPA project provides survivor-centered services, establishes prevention strategies, and enhances the response teams' capacity. This project provides life-saving assistance to 26,500 individuals, including 18,235 women, 7,880 girls, 265 men, 120 boys, and 1,200 persons with disabilities.
Provision of humanitarian assistance to refugees in Armenia IOM's project responds to the urgent humanitarian needs of over 100,000 refugees who arrived in Armenia. It focuses on vulnerable populations, offering primary healthcare and mental health support, targeting 11,240 people. Additionally, the project addresses shelter concerns, upgrading existing collective shelters to improve living conditions, targeting at least 360 individuals. The healthcare services, delivered in rural areas with limited access to the national healthcare system, involve multidisciplinary mobile teams. The project aims to provide essential services to refugees and enhance their living conditions in preparation for winter.
Lifesaving GBV Response: Preventing and Responding to Gender-Based Violence in Gaza and the West Bank amidst exceptional humanitarian crisis. The UNFPA-led project is aimed at addressing the urgent issue of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Palestine. The key objective of this project is to provide comprehensive support to GBV survivors in the West Bank and Gaza, including GBV case management, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), legal services, health care, economic enablement, and sheltering services. The project targets 17,210 affected people with Protection - GBV activities.
Provision of cash, protection and services for refugees and asylum seekers with disabilities in the camps in Dadaab and Kakuma areas. Provision of cash, protection, and services for refugees and asylum seekers with disabilities in the camps in the Dadaab and Kakuma areas. This UNHCR project provides targeted assistance including the distribution of assistive devices, Outreach activities, community-based rehabilitation, Supports Persons with disabilities (PwD) with shelter construction, and cash transfers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 8,656 Support to Persons with disabilities, including 1,998 women, 2,292 men, and 4,366 children.
Rapid response to mitigate the negative impact of protracted drought on health in Banadir, Bay, Lower Shabelle and Middle Shabelle regions This $3m WHO projects aims to provide life-saving health and nutrition interventions to drought-affected Somalis. To that end, WHO will provide essential primary healthcare, including vaccination, malnutrition screening and antenatal care services, equip health facilities with supplies and medicines and ensure quality service, and strengthen disease surveillance. In total, WHO will target 92,308 people, including 17,078 women and 28,615 girls.
Critical Assistance for Women and Girls Impacted by the Herat Earthquake: Provision of Lifesaving Gender-Based Violence response/Psychosocial Support Services The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Gender-Based Violence response and Psychosocial Support Services for Women and Girls Impacted by the Herat Earthquake. This UNFPA project offers gender-based violence response and psychosocial support services, including psychosocial counseling, psychological first aid, and awareness raising about the available services. Furthermore, to ensure hygiene and cater to the specific needs of women and girls in the wake of the disaster, UNFPA distributes Dignity Kits. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 53,750 people, of whom 43,000 are women and 10,750 are girls. Additionally, 3,240 people with disabilities also benefit from this project.
Provision of integrated humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable crisis-affected people through mobile teams in Sudan The project aims to improve the health, nutrition and protection environment facing IDPs, migrants and host communities by addressing protection and health-related challenges, including human trafficking, smuggling, increased risk of infectious diseases, malnutrition due to food and water insecurity, trauma-related psychiatric disorders and other vulnerabilities, along with supporting child protection services and gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response. The project targets 17,000 affected people with Health engagement, 5,460 with Nutrition, and 15,000 with protection activities.
Provision of humanitarian supplies to support critical live-saving GBV and SRH emergency services to vulnerable populations affected by humanitarian crisis in Amhara Region The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence services in target zones and woredas affected by multiple humanitarian hazards. This UNFPA project includes equipping health facilities with life-saving Interagency Reproductive Health (IARH) kits, providing female dignity kits to women and girls of reproductive age, undertaking on-site orientation on the proper utilization of the IARH kits and female dignity kits components, and conducting post-distribution monitoring among dignity kits beneficiaries as well as GBV partners in the targeted woredas. The project provides life-saving assistance to 98,163 people, of whom 46,715 are women and 14,572 are girls. Additionally, 4,981 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Assistance rapide et durable aux moyens de subsistances aux familles déplacées, retournées, communauté hôte) affectées par les crises armées dans le territoire d’Irumu (Ituri) et la zone de santé de Minova (Sud-Kivu) The main aim of this $1.3m FAO project is to provide rapid and sustainable livelihood support to displaced, host and returnee communities. To that end, FAO will provide 4,300 households (25,800 people) with agricultural inputs and training on how to use these so they can grow their own food. The same people will also receive a $140 cash transfer to  cover their immediate needs. In total, FAO will reach 25,800 people, including 9,287 women and 6,193 girls. Among those targeted, FAO will reach 2,590 people with disabilities.