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REPONSE INTERSECTORIELLE POST CYCLONIQUE GAMANE DANS LA REGION DE SAVA, NORD DE MADAGASCAR The main objective of this project is to provide multi-sectoral assistance to communities affected by Tropical Cyclone Gamane in the districts of Sambava, Antalaha, and Vohemar in Madagascar. The WASH component includes disinfecting and rehabilitating community water points, social and behavioral change activities, and distributing WASH kits and water treatment products. The Education component includes disinfecting classrooms, procuring, and delivering tents and tarpaulins for temporary classrooms, distributing school kits and blackboards, and social and behavioral change interventions to promote access and retention. The Child Protection component includes rapid protection assessments, social and behavioral change interventions to prevent gender-based violence and exploitation, as well as providing psycho-social support to children and their caregivers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people, of whom 8,400 are women and 7,800 are girls. Additionally, 2,400 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Ensuring the physical and psychological safety of women and girls affected by the dzud in Mongolia The main objective of this project is to ensure the physical and psychological safety of women and girls affected by the dzud in Mongolia through a comprehensive and collaborative approach. This UNFPA project provides dignity kits containing essential protection and hygiene supplies, safe spaces for women and girls, awareness service on prevention from the risk of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), capacity building for local front liners on basic mental health support and outreach. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 4,000 people (2,000 women, 2,000 girls) including 105 persons with disabilities.
Protection of Agriculture and Livestock of People of Timor-Leste from El-Nino Induced Drought The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought in Bobonaro, Manufahi, and Covalima municipalities. This FAO project aims to prevent the deterioration of food security for affected people by scaling up anticipatory action activities through cash for work and distribution of drought resistant seeds. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,000 people, including 4,290 women, 2,860 men, 5,850 children, and 500 persons with disabilities.
Réponse holistique aux besoins des communautés affectées par les VBG, basée sur une approche participative et inclusive de renforcement de la résilience des femmes et des filles dans les communes cibles du projet The main objective of UNFPA project is to improve the quality of services and access to information to prevent people from exposing to gender-based violence and take effective care of the victims who suffered from GBV in four flagship communes in the Tillabéry and Diffa regions. The project provides awareness campaigns and information sessions about GBV in the targeted communities, essential medical, psychosocial and legal support, socio-recreational activities, support to start income-generating vocational activities and the establishment of GBV working groups at commune level. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 9,500 people (95 men, 4,275 women and 5,130 children), including 285 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) supplies and services in the communities and shelters affected by Hurricane Beryl in Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines The main objective of this project is to provide emergency life-saving access to WASH services and enable WASH practices for vulnerable children and families in communities and shelters to ensure survival needs and basic services and to prevent waterborne diseases and public health outbreaks. This UNICEF project provides emergency water trucking/distribution in areas without supply. supports safe water provision with water treatment and community water points, distributes cash and voucher assistance, distributes family hygiene kits, rehabilitates hand hygiene points and provides access to adequate sanitation. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 8,325 people, including 2,855 women, 2,972 men, 2,498 children.
Accès aux services de santé sexuelle et reproductive pour contribuer à la réduction de la mortalité maternelle et des violences basées sur le Genre, en situation de graves inondations, en République du Congo. The main objective of this project is to provide protection and health assistance to people affected by flooding, in particular vulnerable women, girls, and teenagers. In particular, through this project UNFPA implement life-saving activities to strengthen and improve existing sexual and reproductive health services, and to address protection needs stemming from gender-based violence. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 80,774 people, including 20,280 women, 40,805 children, and 1,231 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency food assistance to food insecure populations in northern Yemen The key objective of this project is to address needs related to food-insecurity, especially in northern Yemen, affected by WFP’s suspension of operations targeting a total of 6.5 million affected people across each cycle, which represents a 30% reduction compared to pre-pause levels. To achieve this objective, the project involves procuring wheat flour from WFP's Global Commodity Management Facility (GCMF), shipping it to Yemen, and dispatching it to distribution points for vulnerable Yemenis, in close collaboration with cooperating partners. With a CERF allocation of USD 7,000,000, WFP anticipates supporting 1,000,000 affected people in northern Yemen through activities in the Food Security sector, mainly food distribution.
Response to the impact of flooding in the Dadaab refugee camps, in Garissa County The main aim of this UNHCR project is to provide emergency NFIs and shelter to refugees affected by flooding in Dadaab. UNHCR and partners procures and distributes non-food items (NFIs) and shelter kits to 250 targeted households, including vulnerable refugees and persons with disabilities. Additionally, UNHCR procures and disinfects 250 latrines. To mitigate the spread of waterborne diseases, hygiene awareness information is disseminated. In total, the project targets 23,000 people, including 5,100 women and 5,000 men,13,000 children and approximately 1,250 people with disabilities.
Protecting Livelihoods Assets through Anticipatory Actions in Flood Prone Communities in Northern Bangladesh (JAMUNA) The project is part of the Anticipatory Action framework for floods in Bangladesh and aims to protect the livelihoods and assets of vulnerable households before the anticipated flooding event. This project targets vulnerable communities in the districts of Bogra, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Kurigram, and Sirajgani. This FAO project will provide highly nutritious animal feed to 11,310 vulnerable households. The project targets a total of 56,500 people, including 17,443 women, 17,174 men, 21,933 children, and 4,776 people with disabilities.
​​Support for procurement of chronic medications and Trauma advanced kits and hospitalization coverage in response to the escalation of hostiles in South Lebanon ​ The main objective of this project is to deliver life-saving medical interventions in the areas affected by the ongoing hostilities in south Lebanon. Activities will include provision of financial coverage for life and limb-saving medical care in Baalbek-Hermel, Bekaa, South and Nabatiyeh, provision of chronic medication to primary health care facilities, and procurement of trauma and emergency surgery kits (TESK). Under the Health cluster, this project will support 110,523 individuals, including 60,582 women, 1,265 children, and 2,110 persons with disabilities.
El Nino drought mitigation Project (EDMP) The main goal of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by El Niño-induced drought in the Chongwe, Sioma, Rufunsa and Kafue districts of Zambia. This FAO project improves food and nutrition security and increase the resilience of drought-affected households via restoring the production capacity of 3,500 vulnerable smallholder farming households. The activities include facilitating access to inputs for beneficiaries such as seed and fertilizers for winter and main season crop production via provision of e-vouchers, and educating affected farmers on resilience to climate shocks. Under the food security/agriculture sector, this project targets 21,000 people, including 10,287 women, 4,409 men, 6,304 children, and 2,100 persons with disabilities.
Assurer l'accès des femmes et filles affectées, aux services existants de Santé de la Reproduction et Violences basées sur le genre par le renforcement des structures existantes et l'établissement de cliniques mobiles de prise en charge des VBG grâce aux The main objective of this project is to create a safer environment for individuals affected by the floods and landslides in Burundi. Key activities include strengthening gender-based violence and reproductive health service structures by providing reproductive health kits, including post-violence kits to women and girls, offering holistic support to individuals at risk or victims of gender-based violence, providing dignity kits to women and girls of reproductive age, organizing awareness campaigns to prevent gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse, and strengthening reporting mechanisms on gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse. The project provides life-saving assistance to 43,000 people, of whom 17,018 are women and 11,382 are girls. Additionally, 420 people with disabilities benefit from this project.
Réponses intégrées aux besoins urgents des personnes déplacées de force et des communautés via l’approche communautaire dans les régions de Tillabéri et Diffa The main objective of UNHCR project is to improve the protection environment for communities in the communes of Téra, Ayorou, Chetimari and N'Guigmi by profiling the population, responding to protection needs and strengthening community involvement. The project provides intervention to improve the protection environment for the forcibly displaced people and host community members, strengthened capacity-building to promote resilience such as multi-purpose cash transfer and community-based protection against risks linked to explosive engines. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 151,359 people (34,497 men, 36,224 women and 80,638 children), including 1,270 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire pour les personnes affectées et connectivité aérienne pour les organisations humanitaires en réponse au passage du cyclone Gamane dans le Nord de Madagascar The main objective  for WFP Food assistance for affected individuals and air services for humanitarian organizations in response to the passage of Cyclone Gamane in northern Madagascar.WFP plans to aid 10,697 households with food supplies and cash transfers for one month, addressing immediate food needs amid harvest shortages and preparing for the upcoming farming season. WFP/UNHAS will extend flight hours for its 19-seater aircraft for three months, facilitating bi-weekly air connectivity to affected areas like Maroantsetra, Antalaha, Sambava, Vohemar, and Ambilobe. Special inter-agency mission flights will assess needs in inaccessible areas, expediting response and supply delivery. WFP will target a total of 53,0229 people, including 11,062 women, 6,494 men, 35,466 children, and 999 persons with disabilities
Renforcement et extension des mécanismes de redevabilité communautaire dans la province du Lac, Tchad The main objective of this project is to reinforce and expand the collective accountability mechanism by increasing the number of information and feedback centers (CIF), training more facilitators, and improving inter-agency communication and coordination. This project is part of the special thematic funding envelope for AAP under the 2024 first round of the underfunded emergencies (UFE) allocations. The project provides life-saving assistance to 450,000 people, including 150,000 women, and 200,000 children.
Réponses multisectorielles et intégrées WASH-Urgences, Child Protection aux populations affectées par les crises aux Nord Kivu et Sud Kivu The main objective of this project is to meet the needs of displaced, vulnerable populations in North and South Kivu by providing access to water, sanitation and hygiene, access to education and protection (particularly children), through a multi-sectoral and integrated approach. This UNICEF project provides fresh water to affected households, builds latrines and improves hygiene, implements the CATI approach to prevent cholera outbreaks, and provides protection assistance to children and women. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 192,000 people, including 41,159 women, 119,000 children, and including 28,800 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Health Response to Hurricane Beryl The main objective of this project is to prevent disproportionate mortality and morbidity in areas severely affected by Hurricane Beryl by ensuring continuity and availability of life-saving health services and rapid attending arising health threats among vulnerable populations in St. Vincent and The Grenadines and Grenada. This WHO project restores operational functionality of essential service by providing non-structural repairs to targeted damaged health facilities, procures essential health supplies and equipment, facilitates rapid refresher training to health personnel to provide psychological first aid, detect and refer cases of GBV and intensifies syndromic surveillance systems. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 50,000 people, including 3,730 women, 3,833 men, 3,447 children, and including 1,431 persons with disabilities.
Rapid Response Protection Initiative for the Most Vulnerable Communities Affected by Zambia''s Severe Drought The main goal of this project is to provide child protection and protection against gender-based violence for vulnerable people in the Lusaka, North-Western and Western provinces of Zambia. This UNHCR project strengthens grassroots and community-based protection for the most vulnerable members of society to enable UNHCR to assist those with specific needs which are exacerbated by the impacts of the drought. Activities include providing refugees and former refugee communities with cash assistance over a six-month period to ensure access to food and other basic needs to mitigate protection risks. Under the protection sector, this project targets 102,740 people, including 25,745 women, 40,270 women, 36,725 children, and 2,035 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement des services humanitaires d'urgence en matière de nutrition et de protection pour répondre aux besoins les plus immédiats des enfants. The main objective of this UNICEF project is to strengthen the provision of life-saving nutritional services for children under five, pregnant and breastfeeding women, while improving children's access to emergency protection services in targeted areas. The project provides nutritional service with high quality, individual counseling and/or community awareness sessions on infant and young child feeding, effective leadership for the coordination of the nutrition cluster, mental health and psychosocial support to protect the children affected by humanitarian crisis and establishment of community-based child protection mechanisms. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 37,000 people (7,480 men, 14,520 women and 15,000 children), including 1,220 persons with disabilities.
Providing food and nutrition assistance to food insecure people living in the department of Nsanje and Machinga The main goal of this project is to provide moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) treatment in the Machinga district, and food assistance in the Nsanje district, in coordination with the Nutrition and Food Security- Food Assistance clusters. Activities under the Nutrition cluster include distribution of Super Cereal Plus, and nutrition social behavior change communication messaging to raise awareness surrounding nutrition. This will target 6,286 children, aged 6-59 months old. Activities in coordination with the Food Security- Food Assistance cluster will include the procurement and distribution of maize to 55,000 people for one month. This includes 42,778 children, 6,722 women, and 550 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening collective AAP mechanisms in Honduras The main objective of UNICEF project is to establish the first collective AAP mechanism in Honduras that guarantees the inclusion of affected population’s perspectives in programmatic decision-making and promotes people’s access to life-saving information. The project provides access to life-saving information, feedback and complaints about the experiences of the targeted people on humanitarian assistance through interaction with collective-interagency AAP mechanisms. The intervention provides humanitarian assistance to 111,250 people (46,721men,  39,031women and 25,488 children) including 1,112 persons with disabilities.
Cushioning Pregnant and Lactating Women and Young Children from the impact of drought through integrated WASH and Nutrition Interventions The main goal of this project is to provide Nutrition and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by El Niño drought affected communities in the Western, Northwest, Lusaka, and Eastern provinces of Zambia. This project provides treatment for children with severe and moderate acute malnutrition to prevent excess mortality and increases access to quality water for healthcare facilities.  This project also promotes hygiene messaging, and supplies water treatment items to the households within the affected communities. Under the WASH sector, this project targets 96,000 people, including 19,929 women,19,071 men and 57,000 children, and 12,583 persons with disabilities. Under the nutrition sector, this project targets 45,458 women, 125,911 children, and 10,495 persons with disabilities.
La réponse d’urgence aux besoins sanitaires critiques des populations affectées par les inondations au Congo The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving health assistance to over 280,000 people affected by the floods, ensuring and improving access to primary health services such as treatment of childhood illnesses, sexual and reproductive health, and maternal health. Overall, through this project WHO will ensure availability of health services by deploying mobile health clinics and medicines to assist affected people, will deploy a technical SURGE team to prevent outbreaks of water-borne diseases, and will make available emergency health kits. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 281,070 people, including 65,895 women and 153,688 children, and including as well 9,246 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle d’urgence aux personnes déplacées internes (PDIs), communautés hôtes et réfugiés The main objective of this project is to food and nutrition assistance to people in IPC phases 3,4, and 5 in Gao, Menaka and Mopti to prevent famine-like conditions, and to newly-arrived refugees in Mopti, Bandiagara and San. This WFP project provides food assistance to targeted people affected by these crises through e-vouchers, and provides nutrition assistance in kind and through vouchers to prevent and treat moderate acute malnutrition (MAM). The project provides humanitarian assistance to 128,600 people, including almost 42,000 women, over 46,300 children, and including over 18,000 persons with disabilities.
UNHCR Protection Response in Chiure District The objective of this project is to enhance the protection environment in Chiure District. UNHCR and its partners carry out outcome-based protection monitoring, legal assistance and civil documentation, community-based protection, housing, land, and property, and prevention and response to gender-based violence. Under this project, UNHCR targets a total of 58,000 people, including 20,520 women, 16,020 men, 9,680 girls, 11,780 boys, and 356 persons with disabilities.
Support Zimbabwe's government in implementing its Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy (FDMS) The main objective of this WFP project is to support Zimbabwe's government in improving food security for rural areas affected by the El Nino-induced drought through the Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy (FDMS). This project provides logistical support for the timely delivery of 59,000 metric tons of grain to districts such as Umguza, Mangwe, Chivi, and others. Since April 24, WFP coordinates with the Department of Social Development and the Ministry of Public Service, Labor, and Social Welfare to manage grain movement and storage by the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), aiming to meet the urgent food needs of vulnerable families.
Provision of Protection Services and Site Management Support to Forcibly Displaced People This project addresses the critical needs of conflict-affected people in the Darfur and Kordofan regions of Sudan by strengthening protection and site management activities, particularly in hard-to-reach areas. The project targets a combined total of 11,975 affected people with Protection and CCCM activities.
Malawi Emergency Project to Protect Essential Health Services To provide emergency support and enable the continued delivery of essential health services in Malawi.
Malawi Economic Recovery Development Policy Operation 1 The development objectives of the DPO series is to support reforms to strengthen macroeconomic and public finance management and lay foundations for stronger growth and protection of the poor.
Skills Development Project The development objective of the proposed project is to increase access, market relevance, and results orientation of supported skills development institutions in agreed priority areas.
Malawi - Electricity Access Project The development objective of the project is to increase access to electricity in Malawi.
Agricultural Development Programme Support Project SIL (FY08) The development objective of the Agriculture Development Programme Support Project (ADP-SP) is to improve the effectiveness of investments aimed at food security and sustainable agricultural growth. The global environmental objective is to strengthen the natural resource base in agricultural lands through doubling the area under sustainable land management as a basis for securing ecosystem services and sustainable agricultural productivity. The project will (i) strengthen institutional capabilities necessary to further develop, and implement, a harmonized and aligned investment framework leading towards a full-fledged SWAp in the agricultural sector; (ii) increase the land, water and nutrient use efficiency of maize based rainfed cropping systems targeted by the Governmentâ  s Agricultural Development Programme; and (iii) increase the resilience of the maize supply system to cope with climate induced risks and shocks.
Project to Improve Education Quality in Malawi To increase access and equity and enhance quality of the teaching and learning environment in basic education
Energy Sector Support Project To increase the reliability and quality of electricity supply in the major load centers.
Investing in Early Years for Growth and Productivity in Malawi The project development objective is to improve coverage and utilization of early childhood development services with focus on nutrition, stimulation and early learning from conception to 59 months in selected districts of Malawi.
Malawi - Rapid Response Development Policy Grant To support the Authorities' efforts towards (i) achieving and maintaining macroeconomic stability and restoring the functioning of a market-based economy to ensure a quick growth rebound, and (ii) protecting the poor and the most poor in the short run while improving transparency of delivery systems.
Emergency Power Restoration Project To rehabilitate and increase resilience of the Kapichira hydropower dam and spillways, and transmission and distribution infrastructure damaged by Tropical Storm Ana.