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Prêt à court terme de 5 000 M FCFA en faveur de la Compagnie Malienne pour le Développement des Textiles (CMDT) pour le financement partiel de la campagne cotonnière 2019/2020 au Mali. L‘opération a pour objet le financement des besoins d’exploitation de la CMDT, notamment l’achat de coton graine, le transport, l’égrenage et la commercialisation du coton fibre.
Projet d’aménagement de la section Sévaré-Mopti de la Route Nationale n° 6 (RN 6) et de voies urbaines dans la ville de Mopti en République du Mali Le Projet pour objet, l’aménagement et l’élargissement de la section Sévaré-Mopti de la route nationale n° 6 (RN6), d’un linéaire de 13 km, et l’aménagement de la Rue Médina-Coura dans la ville de Mopti, sur une longueur de 5 km.
Seconde Tranche du Projet d’aménagement du tronçon urbain de la Route Nationale n°27 (Bamako-Boulkassoumbougou) à Bamako en République du Mali Le projet global a pour objet, i) l’élargissement à 2x2 voies de la section 1 du tronçon urbain de la RN27 ou Avenue Van Vollemhoven (Rond-point du Grand Hôtel-Carrefour Monument de la Palestine) sur un linéaire de 670 m ; ii) l’élargissement à 2x2 voies avec une piste cyclable de 2 m de la section 2 dudit tronçon entre le Carrefour Monument de la Palestine et le PK 1+300 (Carrefour du 3ème arrondissement à Quinzenbougou) sur un linéaire de 1,3 km ; iii) l’élargissement à 2x3 voies avec une piste cyclable de 2 m de la section 2 dudit tronçon entre le PK 1+300 et le Carrefour Banconi sur un linéaire de 3,05 km et iv) l’élargissement  à 2x3 voies avec une piste cyclable de 2m de la section 3 dudit tronçon entre le carrefour Banconi et Boulkassoumbougou sur un linéaire de 4,4 km.
Projet d’électrification rurale de 50 localités dans les régions de Kayes, Koulikoro, Sikasso et Ségou par des systèmes solaires photovoltaïques au Mali Le projet a pour objet, l’électrification rurale de 50 localités dans les régions de Kayes, Koulikoro, Sikasso et Ségou par des systèmes solaires photovoltaïques isolés.
PHASE CONSOLIDATION DU PROGRAMME DE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L’IRRIGATION DANS LE BASSIN DU BANI ET À SÉLINGUE (PDI-BS) EN REPUBLIQUE DU MALI La présente opération a pour objet : i) la réalisation du revêtement en béton armé du canal principal du périmètre de Sarantomo sur 4 200 mètres linéaires ; ii) la reprise des travaux de pose des 196 vannes sur le seuil de Djenné ; et iii) la mise en œuvre des actions d’accompagnement et des mesures environnementales.
Yemen Joint Response 2: Provision of life-saving health, nutrition and WASH services to populations affected by conflict in Aden and Abyan governorates, Yemen The key objective of the second phase of the Yemen Joint Response (YJR2) is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to people affected by the conflict in Yemen. The objectives of the project are as follows: 1) Health: Reduced morbidity and mortality among populations affected by conflict; 2) Nutrition: Improved health and nutritional status of conflict-affected IDPs and host communities 3) WASH: vulnerable people in conflict affected areas have gender sensitive access to safe drinking water sources, improved sanitation facilities and adopt proper hygiene practices
Libya Floods Acute Crisis Joint Response 2023 Acute Emergency Response to flood affected populations in NE Libya (Health, Protection, WASH, Shelter & NFIs, MPCA)
Life Saving Emergency Health Response through supporting Primary Health Services The project objective aims at ensuring access to equitable lifesaving and life‐sustaining integrated Health, and Nutrition services in North West Syria. Tuwama PHC will provide primary healthcare to beneficiaries including Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (SRH), communicable (CDs), and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and community health services, and provides laboratory tests, X-Ray service as well as medical consumables and medications.
Syrian Joint Response 2: Provision of Quality Primary Health Care and Child Protection to Syrian IDPs and communities The key objectives are: 1) To provide quality primary health care services to conflict affected population and ensure survivors of gender-based violence have access to quality comprehensive care 2) To ensure girls and boys affected by the crisis have access to effective and quality child protection responses The project will implement 1) a Health program, linking primary health services to more specialized and gender sensitive services ; and 2) a Protection program, focusing on structured psychosocial services (PSS) for children, combatting child recruitment, and training in child protection
Somalia Joint Response 2: Safe water and cash transfers for drought affected vulnerable populations in Mudug region The project is an integrated FSL and WASH response for drought-affected pastoralist dropouts in Hobyo and Jariiban districts. Overall the activities will benefit 10.000 individuals and will prioritize vulnerable groups such as households with a large number of children under five, women-headed households, the elderly, households with low social linkages, pastoralist dropouts and marginalized clans. The WASH component will provide access to temporary safe water, coupled with hygiene promotion, and rehabilitate existing water supply infrastructure to increase sustainability. The FSL component will consist of unconditional cash transfers (UCTs).
CAR Joint Response 2: Improved food security, livelihoods and protection services to conflict affected local populations and Internally Displaced Persons The Central African Republic Joint Response 2 has two Strategic Objectives: 1) Human suffering is alleviated through the effective and effficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by CARJR2 Dutch NGOs 2) Added value has been realized through the collaboration between the CARJR 2 members and other stakeholders Within the CARJR 2 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1) host communities, IDPs and other vulnerable group have increased access to economic opportunities and livelihoods and strenghten their resilience to meet their basic need 2) Vulnerable civilians from host communities and displaced populations (women and girls, GBV survivors) have increased access to available protection and income generating activities
CAR Joint Response 3: Food security & livelihood and protection services for vulnernable conflict affected host communities and IDPs The CAR JR3 has 2 strategic objectives: 1. To alleviate human suffering of the population of the Central African Republic through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by the Dutch NGOs. 2. To generate value through the collaboration between the CARJR3 members and other stakeholders. Within the CAR JR3 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1. Improved food security and livelihood opportunities for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host communities to promote their economic autonomy and safety 2. Reinforced protection for conflict affected populations through reducing aggravating factors, through supporting community mechanims that promote freedom of movement and through quality services for GBV survivors
Supporting families in Hatay 5 month support for families affected by the Earthquake in Hatay, Southern Turkiye. This project will meet the basic needs of these families by providing households with access to food, hygiene/cleaning materials.
Empowering Vulnerable Children Affected by the Earthquake in North-West Syria through Individual Protection Assistance (IPA). Through this project, Child Houses aims to reduce heightened child protection risks for children affected by the earthquake in North-West Syria, focusing on the most vulnerable groups, including unaccompanied and separated children, abandoned infants, and children at risk. As part of its goal to address these concerns at the root, Child Houses will provide 500 children with individual protection assistance (IPA). This intervention consists of the following activities: 1) Case identification and registration, 2) Provision of IPA, 3) Referral for % of most vulnerable cases.
Afghanistan Joint Response 3: Emergency assistance to enable vulnerable conflict, natural disaster affected and Intenally Displaced Persons, returning Afghans and their host communities to meet their basic food, shelter&NFI, WASH and nutrition needs. The AFJR3 has the following overall strategic objective: To ensure that the life-saving protection and assistance needs of conflict, natural disaster affected and internally displaced persons, returning Afghans and their host community are met. Within the AFJR 3, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure continued and regular access to food for conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community . Objective 2: immediate food needs of targeted conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community are addressed with appropriate transfer modality Objective 3: Coordinated and timely Sheltet/NFI response to conflict, natural disaster affected IDPs, returning Afghans, and their host communities. Objective 4: Ensure timely access to WASH services in institutions affected by conflict, natural disaster and high influx of IDPs and or returnees Objective 5: Conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community falling into acute vulnerability are assisted with cash modality (MPC)
Syria Joint Response 3: Health Care and Protection for Syrian IDPs and Local Communities The project will address individual and community-level health and protection needs by supporting local partners to deliver essential basic health services and implement center and community-based protection interventions, integrated with community health The intervention will respond to Strategic Objective 1 and 2 of the HRP prioritized by SJR3. It will focus on Health Objective 1 and Protection Objectives 1 and 2.
South Sudan Joint Response 3: Food security and protection for vulnerable populations in Aweil South county, South Sudan. The proposed action will provide an integrated livelihoods and protection program in Aweil South county for IDPs and the most vulnerable host populations. The main objective of the project is to improve safe, meaningful and dignified access to services for the most in need. This includes access to food and protection and promotion of livelihoods to enhance positive coping mechanisms by supporting crop, vegetable and livestock production. A total of 9420 persons will benefit from the program. 700 households that are extremely food insecure will be prioritized for agricultural inputs and livestock support. 150 elderly, sick, disabled and some very vulnerable child headed households will be targeted for unconditional cash grants. 100 female headed households and vulnerable host communities will be targeted for restocking. It is foreseen that 1000 Persons with Special Needs will benefit from protection activities.
South Sudan SHO: Support mobile clinical teams for integrated emergency health and nutrition aid In response to the emergency in Panyijar County, the IRC proposes to deliver a comprehensive package of services to those most affected by famine in Panyijar County by initially deploying three integrated mobile teams to deliver nutrition; primary healthcare; and protection services. 1. Increase access to basic emergency health services. 2. Increased access to life-saving emergency nutrition services. 3. Improved nutrition outcomes through provision of protection services to vulnerable children. IDPs and host populations residing in difficult to reach, remote locations with little access to static health and nutrition facilities.
Ethiopia Protracted JR: WASH and Multi Purpose Cash for conflict affected IDPs and host community in Oromia Region, Ethiopia Rehabilitation of water schemes, water trucking, WASH NFIs, WASH facilities and unconditional cash transfers for conflict and drought affected IDPs and host community in Oromia Region, Ethiopia
CAM Joint Response (SV-IRC): Protection, WASH and Food Security for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Anglophone South-West and North-West regions of Cameroon
Burkina Faso Joint Response: WASH for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Northern region of Burkina Faso
Yemen Joint Response 1: Provision of life-saving water and sanitation services, health/medical and nutrition services to IDPs and other people affected by the conflict in Yemen The goal of the overall Yemen Acute Crisis Joint Response (YAC JR) is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to people affected by the conflict in Yemen. The objectives of the programme are threefold: -1. to improve access to life-saving medical and health care for IDPs and war affected communities through provision of essential drugs, medical supplies and medical equipment to the operating hospital of MoPHP in Mudiyah district of Abyan and three district/areas in Aden -2.to improve access of malnourished children to supplementary and therapeutic feeding -3. to meet the WASH needs of the conflict affected people and three health facilities in order to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with diseases and hazards resulting from deficient environmental health conditions
Promoting equitable access to COVID-19 vaccinations for the most vulnerable groups among Rohingya refugees and Host communities Improved access of target beneficiaries to 
COVID-19 preventive measures and vaccination
Direct support to health facilities, medical staff, NGOs and physicians in Ukraine with medication and medical equipment. Provision of the direct support to health care facilities, medical staff, NGOs and physicians in Ukraine with medication and medical equipment.
Dutch Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid (DKCHA) Act.nr 4000000194 / 6000145 The Dutch Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid started its activities under the name KUNO. KUNO stands for the Dutch words platform voor Kennis-Uitwiselling over Noodhulp. In English: Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange in the Netherlands. KUNO brings together available humanitarian knowledge in the Netherlands and connects the Dutch humanitarian field to knowledge from abroad. The aim of KUNO is to strengthen humanitarian action and Dutch humanitarian thought-leadership by stimulating learning, reflection and debate. KUNO strengthens the Dutch humanitarian community through cross-sector knowledge exchange that will contribute to new policy, new practices, and new research that will result in more efficient and effective humanitarian practices. The objectives of the centre are to: I. Contribute to improved knowledge that leads to improved humanitarian action. II. Facilitate reflection on new developments and existing principles. III. Reach out to an audience beyond the humanitarian community sector for cross-sector thought exchange. Target groups already reflected in the members and donors of KUNO are: • Practitioners from NGOs; • Academics from universities or knowledge institutes; • Policy makers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Municipality of The Hague and others. Other target groups, not (yet) reflected in the membership or the donors, but also relevant for the knowledge platform, are: • Entrepreneurs, corporate and private actors; • Diaspora. The central themes that KUNO did select for 2018 are: • A learning agenda on the results of the World Humanitarian Summit and the Grand Bargain. • Access, principles and the political environment. • The future of humanitarian aid. Innovation and data-exchange are a cross-cutting topics that will be addressed in all three themes chosen by KUNO.
Provision of cash assistance to Conflict-Affected populations in Moldova To reduce the impact of the armed conflict in Ukraine on affected displaced Ukrainian population and host populations in Moldova. To strengthen resilience of vulnerable displaced and host populations through evidence-based emergency (cash) assistance.
Somalia SHO: Health and nutrition aid for IDPs and local population In response to the ongoing drought, SV/IRC will implement integrated health and nutrition services with a goal to improve the nutrition and health status of women and children among the IDP and host community populations of Karaan, Hawlwadag, Deynille and Dharkeynle districts, in Benadir region. By so doing, the project will contribute towards the reduction of morbidity and mortality resulting from communicable diseases and severe acute malnutrition through strengthening the quality of high impact primary healthcare and nutrition services provided. 1: Support to the provision of high impact primary healthcare activities with focus on prevention and response to communicable diseases outbreaks; 2: Access to and utilization of quality basic nutrition services among the under five and pregnant/lactating women population is improved. Internally displaced persons and host community
Yemen Joint Response 7: Provision of Health services to IDPs and conflict affected communities in Yemen The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR7 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities
Ethiopia ACM Tigray JR Immediate lifesaving protection and Multi-Purpose Cash intervention to IDPs and host communities in Tigray Region, Shire and Mai-Tsebri town, North Western Zone
Summer clothing and Hygiene kits distribution Hatay The main goal/purpose of the project is to meet the needs of earthquake victim families in Hatay earthquake zone for summer clothes and cleaning materials for washing clothes (detergent, soap, bleach).
Provision of Health and Protection assistance to Refugees that fled Ukraine, through the deployment of 2 Health and Protection teams To provide protection and health integrated assistance to a number of most vulnerable individuals among the refugee population in Poland, with focus on areas where persons with specific needs pass regularly (border area in which we are currently working) and in urban areas in which refugees are mainly settled for
 mid-long-term accommodation in Podkarpackie region and in Dolny Śląsk (Lower Silesia) region
Yemen Joint Response 3: Provision of life-saving water and sanitation and health/medical services to IDPs and other people affected by conflict The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR3 are: SO1: Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people in Yemen through an effective, targeted response SO2: Ensure that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, and is provided equitably to men, women, boys, and girls. SO3: Deliver a principled and coordinated humanitarian response that is accountable to and advocated effectively for the most vulnerable people in Yemen. 1. Within the YJR3 the objective of the SV-IRC health intervention is to increase access of conflict affected communities and IDPs to primary health care and reproductive health services focusing on women and children under five. 2. Within the YJR3 the objective of the SV-IRC WASH intervention is to protect conflict affected people and IDPs from WASH related diseases through access to safe drinking water, hygiene items and promotion
Yemen Joint Response 5: Provision of Health services to IDPs and conflict affected communities in Yemen The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR5 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities
Emergency Health and WASH response for newly arrived Sudanese refugees and host communities The proposed response is an integrated Health / WASH approach to improve the health status and hygiene practices of 64.800 people in and around the Arkoum, Allacha & Farchana 2 sites. IRC focuses on Health while OTOBPFE focusses on WASH. In these sites, IRC already provides primary health care, sexual & reproductive health care, and malnutrition treatment with complementary funding (PRM & UNHCR)
COVAX initiative roll-out support - Yemen The project will contribute to the roll-out of COVAX initiative in 5 districts (Al-Maqatira, Al-Milah, Al-Mudaraba wa Al-Ara, Radfan, Tuban) in Lahj governorate, South Yemen. The project is concentrating on two pillars: 1. Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities; 2. Direct administration of vaccines to priority target groups Main goal/purpose: To contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19 infection in targeted locations Objective: Increase COVID-19 immunization in in targeted locations
Somalia Drought AC JR: Multi-Purpose Cash and WASH for vulnerable IDPs and host communities Multi-Purpose Cash, water trucking and rehabilitation of boreholes for vulnerable IDPs and 
host communities affected by severe drought in Bari Region, Qardho district
Food packages for war affected population in Ukraine Provide individuals amongst hard to reach populations in war-affected urban centers in the east and south of Ukraine basic food supplies through food package distributions, covering a period of 2-4 weeks.
Reducing root causes of conflict, instability and irregular migration through sustainable livelihoods, improved governance and functioning rule of law in Afghanistan 1.	Langere termijn outcome betreft het creëren van inkomensgenererende en werkgelegenheids mogelijkheden ter voorkoming van het (opnieuw) uitbreken van conflicten, instabiliteit en irreguliere migratie.
Ethiopia Joint Response 2: Provision of water services and hygiene promotion for drought affected individuals Key objective is to increase the safe water supply and improve hygiene practices to drought affected communities in 2 woredas of SNNPR, through rehabiliation of water schemes, distribution of treatment products and hygiene promotion
CAR Joint Response 5: Food Security & Livelihoods and Protection for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities Overall objective of the CARJR5 (2019) is to alleviate human suffering through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities in the sub-prefectures of Ouham and Ouham Pende The specific objectives of the CARJR5 (2019) are as follows: 1) Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people; 2) Prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risks; 3) Contribute to the objectives of the Grand Bargain. Within the CARJR5 (2019), the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: 1) Prevention and response to Gender-Based Violence; 2) Protection of vulnerable children; 3) Cash grants to vulnerable individuals; 4) Cash for Work activities to target community infrastructures.