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Provision of life saving gender–based violence and sexual and reproductive health services for Sudanese new arrivals in Egypt and host communities affected by the Sudan crisis through Women and Girls Safe Spaces in Aswan and Greater Cairo This project enhances the provision of Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP) for SRH in crisis with a focus on providing integrated GBV-SRH service for refugees and host community members affected by Sudan crisis. The project aims to increase the presence of and access to GBV prevention and response services through 6 Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) in Greater Cairo (4) and Aswan (2). The WGSSs function as a hub for the delivery of and referral to GBV-SRH services in coordination with other protection and health partners. The project targets 8,000 affected people with its Protection-GBV engagement and 2,000 with Health-SRH activities.
Providing life-saving humanitarian protection and health care assistance to migrants and other vulnerable individuals in Lebanon The objective of the project is to improve access to life-saving protection and health-care services for migrants in Lebanon. The project continues IOM’s efforts to mitigate the impact of socioeconomic and humanitarian crises on the protection environment for migrants, including but not limited to unaccompanied and separated children and victims of human trafficking. The project targets 600 affected people with Health engagements, 2,510 with Protection and 530 with Protection-CP activities.
Assistance d’urgence à la production alimentaire des ménages affectés par les inondations et l’insécurité alimentaire dans la province du Lac The main objective of this project is to provide agricultural livelihood assistance to internally displaced persons affected by flooding in Kaya, Koulikime, and Mamdi. This FAO project distributes seeds, agricultural tools and livestock. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 15,000 people, including 8,000 women, 3,500 men, 3,500 children, and including 530 persons with disabilities.
Assistance d’urgence pour les personnes déplacées dans la province du Lac The main objective of this project is to provide shelter and food security assistance to internally displaced persons in the Lac district. This IOM project supports the biometric registration of newly displaced families and distributes shelter kits. The food security component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 143,600 people, including 35,500 women, 29,000 men, 79,100 children, and including 21,500 persons with disabilities. The shelter component provides humanitarian assistance to 6,800 people.
Scaling up the health humanitarian response to protect the lives and health of Haitians in situation of extreme vulnerability The main objective of this project is to provide Health, Nutrition and Protection assistance to people affected by violence in Haiti. 
This WHO project provides humanitarian assistance to 43,830 people, including 12,711 women, 12,272 men, 18,847 children, and including 1,753 persons with disabilities
Provision of resilience and livelihood through food for training and food for asset activities in Sa’adah governorate The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance to vulnerable communities affected by displacement and disrupted agriculture. This WFP project provides assistance to 900 households (6,300 beneficiaries) with the objective of helping the households build skills for livelihood, and also aims to target as much as possible the households whose members are Pregnant and Lactating Women and Girls (PLWG) as well as vulnerable HHs in the communities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 5,418 people, including 1,432 women, 1,471 men, 2,515 children, and including 945 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency protection services including prevention and response to SGBV among refugee women and girls in Nakivale and Oruchinga in Isingiro District, Kyaka II in Kyegegwa, Kyangwali in Kikuube and Bidibidi in Yumbe District The main objective of this UNWOMEN project is to provide critical life-saving protection services to refugees and host community women and girls, including women at risk and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV), exploitation, and abuse. This project provides support for the functioning of two women safe spaces in Nakivale and Oruchinga refugee settlements, and establish two women safe spaces in Kyangwali and Kyegegwa refugee settlements. It also provides case management, identification and referral of GBV cases for legal, psychosocial, and medical support. The project provides life-saving assistance to 20,000 people, including 12,000 women, 5,000 children and including 250 persons with disabilities.
Assistance multisectorielle d’urgence aux populations vulnérables dans le Nord-Kivu (coordination et gestion de sites de déplacement et articles non alimentaires) The main objective of this project is to provide camp coordination and camp management services and deliver life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons in Goma and Nyiragongo. This IOM project provides essential camp management services and distributes essential household item kits. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 28,150 people, including 7,000 women, 4,200 men, 16,950 children, and including 960 persons with disabilities.
La mise en œuvre d'actions d'anticipation pour des soins de santé plus efficaces face aux principales menaces sanitaires d'El Nino. The main objective of this project is to provide anticipatory and early health interventions for vulnerable and at-risk populations facing a deterioration of health conditions related to the forecasted drought-impact of El Niño in Madagascar. This WHO project provides lifesaving primary healthcare, medical equipment and essential medication to health facilities, refresher trainings for health workers on intra- and post-partum care, postnatal care and paediatric care as well as monthly reviews of vaccination registers and catch-up vaccination campaigns. The project provides life-saving assistance to 27,300 people, including 7,176 women, 6,895 men, 13,229 children, and 388 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving services for gender-based violence response, psychosocial support and addressing protection needs of women and adolescent girls in Afghanistan The main objective of this UNFPA project is to increase access to life-saving gender-based violence response/psychosocial support services for women and adolescent girls in the Central Highlands, Central and North Eastern regions of Afghanistan. This project provides a provision of life-saving health, GBV/PSS services through the establishment of three Psychosocial Counseling Centers (PSCC) which are located in within provincial/regional/district-level hospitals, where vulnerable women and girls, including GBV survivors, can access free and confidential life-saving services, including medical care, psychosocial counseling, and referrals to third-party support mechanisms, where available. The project provides life-saving assistance to 81,090 people, including 55,192 women, 4,840 men, 21,058 children, and including 4,055 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving sexual and reproductive health services to the Cyclone Freddy-affected people in Zambezia This UNFPA project Provides life-saving sexual and reproductive health services to the Cyclone Freddy-affected people in Zambezia. UNFPA  and its partners reestablish the provision of SRH Services in the affected Districts, such as the provision of Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care. In addition, UNFPA promotes awareness of PSEA among humanitarian actors and Internally Displaced Persons. The project targets 24,480 people, including 12,773 women,3,586  men, 8,121 children, and including 480 persons with disabilities.
Provision of education opportunities and improved access to life saving water, sanitation and hygiene services to the most vulnerable in Marib and Sa’ada. The main objective of this project is to provide education and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to vulnerable communities affected by flood and conflict. This UNICEF project provides access to quality, safe and inclusive learning opportunities for children in affected communities, and also aims to reduce incidences of WASH related diseases and improve the quality of life for children and women in flood and conflict prone areas by providing WASH interventions. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 6,034 people, including 24 women, 50 men, 5,960 children, and including 596 persons with disabilities.
Food Assistance to Refugees in Uganda The main objective of this WFP project is to provide general food assistance to improve food security among refugees. This project provides the provision and distribution of cash assistance to refugee households, community engagement, and sharing sensitization messages, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 431,109 people, including 114,460 women, 97,503 men, 219,146 children, and 5,192 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de la réponse d’urgence pour la réduction des violences basées sur le genre, des abus et exploitation sexuels et de la mortalité maternelle et néonatale suites aux cyclones. The main aim of this $700,000 UNFPA project is GBV prevention and response, human rights protection, and access to integrated sexual and reproductive health services. To that end, UNFPA will reinforce GBV prevention capacities of local actors and first line responders, ensure GBV case management, ensure coordination of GBV response coordination and the activation of the GBV sub-cluster in the affected districts, conduct risk analysis in the affected districts, put in place a community-based protection mechanisms to respond to human rights violations, strengthening prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, offer integrated family planning and clinical management of rape through mobile clinics, procure and distribute sexual and reproductive health kits and medications, and train and deploy midwives. The GBV component of the project targets 53,700 people, including 16,700 women and 15,800 girls, while and the sexual and reproductive component targets 20,000 people, including 15,400 women and 2,400 girls.
Assurer les services aériens UNHAS pour permettre aux partenaires d’atteindre les zones d’intervention humanitaire The main objective of this project is to provide common logistics support to facilitate the humanitarian response for flood-affected communities in Chad. This WFP project supports the UN’s Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS).
Saving women and children lives during the first hundred days in Venezuela The main objective of this project is to guarantee access to timely and quality care for maternal and reproductive health services in the prioritized health facilities of the hospital and outpatient networks. This WHO project provides comprehensive and inter-programmatic health community exchanges that include health care for pregnant women, sexual and reproductive health (SRH), sexually transmitted infections (STIs), strengthening community work and self-management to reduce risk factors for maternal and infant mortality among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 53,779 people, including 32,993 women, 66 men, 20,720 children, and 2,678 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Assistance to Conflict Displaced Populations in White Nile State, and Al Jazira State This project aims to address the immediate shelter and non-food item, WASH and CCCM needs of over 94,000 newly displaced IDPs and refugees into White Nile and Al Jazira State. In White Nile State, 440 refugee households (HH) will be assisted with in-kind shelter, to alleviate the impacts of the secondary movement into the most affected localities. The project also aims to provide 10,900 personal hygiene kits and emergency wash, sanitation and hygiene engagements for 30,000 refugees in these localities. Finally, in Al Jazira state 1,200 IDP HH, and 300 refugee HH are assisted with NFI kits.
Emergency response to Cyclone-Affected Populations in Vanuatu with lifesaving Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) The main objective of this project is to Improve the living conditions of populations displaced by the Cyclone Lola through the provision of lifesaving shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs) to displaced populations. This IOM project provides emergency shelter and NFIs to cyclone-affected households to meet their immediate needs. The project also provides at-risk communities with awareness and training on ‘build back saver’ techniques. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 3,310 people, including 1,005 women, 1,028 men, 1,277 children, including 44 persons with disabilities.
Protection et assistance en abris d’urgence aux nouveaux réfugiés soudanais dans la localité d’Adré The main objective of this project is to provide multisectoral assistance to refugees in Ouaddaï, Assoungha Department (Adré locality). This UNHC project provides adequate and semi-durable shelter to families forced to flee, ensuring their dignity and independence. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 4,250 people, including 1,100 women, 450 men, 2,500 children, and including 200 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving support to the most urgent sexual and reproductive health needs of affected women following the earthquake in Türkiye The objective of this project is for women and girls with acute needs to have access to essential SRH services in the aftermath of the earthquake. The project targets 250,000 affected women and girls with distribution of RH kits, according to the Minimum Initial Service Package, as well as distribution of winterized maternity kits.
“Life-Saving Assistance to Drought Affected Populations in Djibouti trough sectoral response in Nutrition and WASH” 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 Ali Sabeh, Obock, Tadjourah, and Dikhil regions. This UNICEF project supports vulnerable people with access to quality drinking and cooking water, WASH kits, and multi-purpose cash for families with children suffering from malnutrition. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,000 people, of whom 3,978 are women, 3,822 are men, and 5,200 are children. 1,105 people with disabilities will also benefit from this project.
Health Emergency Response to internal displaced people during the Current Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan Through this project, WHO targets with health services a total of 160,600 IDPs at points of entry at Halfa, Argeen, Algabalin, and Port Sudan, in addition to IDPs at the gathering points. This allocation allows WHO to provide lifesaving support through displaced medical cadres within the targeted geography and indirectly through proposed medical teams with incentives that will cover gaps in their salaries. Further, the support reduces the burden on the overstretched hospitals with high caseloads through Emergency medical teams who work on mobile forms.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence au Nord-Kivu The main objective of this WFP project is to enable vulnerable people facing acute food insecurity due to conflict and displacement in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to cover their food needs through cash transfers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 17,746 people, including 3,709 women, 10,754 children, and 5,742 persons with disabilities.
Providing Essential Integrated WASH, Protection and Education Services to the Most Vulnerable Children in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. This project primarily aims to contribute to addressing the urgent humanitarian needs of over one million children affected by the renewed violence and deteriorating socio-economic conditions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. This CERF RR project will allow UNICEF to provide integrated WASH, Protection - CP, and EiE services. Through these activities, the project expects to mitigate the immediate risks and long-term psychological effects faced by an estimated 36,168 people including 22,570 children and their families, by ensuring their access to essential services, and promote a stable environment conducive to learning and growth.
Emergency support to flash flood affected HHs in Chattogram Division – Restoring livelihoods The main objective of this project is to provide food security and agriculture assistance to vulnerable communities affected by severe floods in the Chattogram Division. This project supports 16,500 households with agricultural inputs for rice and vegetable production. This FAO project targets 82,500 people, including 20,625 women, 20,625 men, 41,250 children, and 1,104 people with disabilities.
Fourniture d'une assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle et renforcement des activités génératrices de revenus pour atténuer l''impact négatif de El Nino sur les populations à risque à Madagascar The main objective of this project is to provide food and nutritional assistance to vulnerable at-risk populations in Madagascar to mitigate the negative impact of El Nino. This WFP project provides food assistance, improved coverage of nutritional supplementation for children suffering from moderate acute malnutrition, and screening and early detection interventions to combat acute malnutrition in children. The project provides life-saving assistance to 58,333 people, including 8,000 women, 6,500 men, 43,833 children, and 1,833 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency life-saving Health, Child Protection and WASH services to communities affected by the recent conflict in Myanmar during the fourth quarter of 2023. The main objective of this UNICE project is to improve access to essential health care services, protection support, and WASH services and supplies for children, women, and their families. This project provides the supply of essential medicines and equipment for emergency primary health care including maternal, and newborn, as well as the provision of healthcare services to women, children, and families through mobile teams and community health workers, amongst other activities. The Protection component of this project will provide assistance to 15,000 people including 3,500 women and 9,000 children and including 700 persons with disabilities. The Health component of this project will provide assistance to 30,000 people, including 7,500 women 18,000 children and including 2,400 persons with disabilities. The Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) component of this project will provide assistance to 40,000 people including 14,000 women and 13,000 children and including 2,000 persons with disabilities.
Providing emergency life-saving RRM, RH and GBV services in deprived areas driven in Yemen Through this project, UNFPA aim to scale-up the access to reproductive health (RH) for the most vulnerable population groups and, in parallel, to strengthen the Protection (GBV) response under the Rapid response Mechanism (RRM). UNFPA target 105,210 affected people with Protection (GBV) and 56,817 with health (SRH).
Réponse d'urgence intégrée pour les communautés vulnérables affectées par la résurgence des conflits armés au Nord Kivu et en Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide education, child protection, nutrition, health, and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees, refugees and host community members in Djugu, Goma, Kalehe, Lubero, Mahagi, Masisi, Nyiragongo, Rutshuru and Walikale.  This UNICEF project treats severe acute malnutrition in children, provides access to essential healthcare services for women and children, ensures children have access to education, provides child protection case management services, and improves access to safe drinking water. The water, sanitation and hygiene component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 167,000 people, including 40,000 women, 35,000 men, 92,000 children, and including 11,250 persons with disabilities. The child protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 30,000 people. The health component provides humanitarian assistance to 24,000 people. The education component provides humanitarian assistance to 5,500 people. The nutrition component provides humanitarian assistance to 4,000 people.
Operational support for response to conflict-related needs The armed conflict between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that began on 15 April, 2023 has severely challenged WFPs operational capacity given the security risks to staff since the unfortunate killing of 3 WFP staff. While UNHAS operations in country were halted along with all WFP operations at the onset of the conflict, UNHAS services became vital to the evacuation measures and further humanitarian flight services since the resumption of activities. UNHAS has therefore become critical to common services to humanitarian partners within Sudan. Under the CERF project, UNHAS now perform airbridge operations, initially connecting humanitarians between Port Sudan and Jeddah. Further locations are anticipated to be set for the airbridge as operations progress. (likely Nairobi/Port Sudan and Addis Ababa/Port Sudan - both currently pending confirmation).
Soutien multisectoriel aux populations vulnérables déplacées de force et aux communautés hôtes dans les régions du Nord, du Centre-Nord et de l’Est. The main objective of this project is to provide protection, camp coordination and camp management, and shelter and non-food items assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict-related displacement in Ouahigouya, Boulsa, Kongoussi, and Bogande. This UNHCR project provides emergency shelter, legal assistance for housing and agriculture lands to both displaced people and members of host communities, and psychosocial support to people in need. The project targets 152,055 people, including 26,552 women, 19,767 men, 70,646 children, and 22,807 persons with disabilities with protection activities. Additionally, over 40,000 people are targeted under the camp coordination and shelter and non-food items sectors.
Accès aux services vitaux de nutrition, d’éducation et de protection des personnes les plus vulnérables, en particulier les enfants, les femmes à Ngaoundaye, Ndélé et Zangba The main objective of this project is to provide critical education, protection, and nutrition assistance to vulnerable families, with focus on vulnerable women and children. This UNICEF project provides preventive and curative nutrition assistance for severely malnourished children, educational services and child protection services for affected children The project provides humanitarian assistance to 56,456 people, including 56,110 children of which 8,416 are children with disabilities.
Emergency lifesaving assistance to flood affected population in Ethiopia through cash and shelter/Non-Food items assistance. The IOM project aims to provide emergency lifesaving assistance to the flood-affected population in Ethiopia through cash and shelter/non-food items assistance. The project offers unconditional multi-purpose cash assistance to 5,510 households (30,304 individuals) and provides emergency shelter kits to 3,000 households (16,500 individuals). Additionally, 6,000 households (33,000 individuals) will receive support through a combination of emergency shelter and non-food item (ESNFI) kits. The project delivers life-saving assistance to a total of 79,804 individuals, including 18,354 women, 16,759 men, and 44,691 children. An estimated 11,967 people with disabilities benefit from this project.