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Support to the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity in times of crisis The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity. Lebanese Red Cross is the important player in the domain of ambulance services and blood transfusion services in Lebanon. LRCS accepted by all, due to their neutrality and impartiality in helping all in need. LRCS has safe acces and can navigate blockades and demonstrations, amid times of unrest and economical crisis. 

Lebanese Red Cross had to upscale their response capacity due to increased demand resulting from the continuing social, political and economical crisis, in the meantime LRCS had to navigate decreasing income at national level due to this situation. Extra funds are needed for LRCS to be able to continue the delivery of adequate assistance to Lebanese communities and refugees hosted in the country. The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity during a period of 12 months, with specific focus on Emergency Medical Services, blood transfusions, Primary Healthcare Centers and emergency assistance to vulnerable households (in-kind & cash based assistance). Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross
Philippines: Tropical Depression Usman and Monsoon Floods On 29 December 2018, Tropical Depression Usman made landfall in the vicinity of Borongan, Eastern Samar and weakened into a Low-Pressure Area. According to data from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), the low-pressure area which used to be Tropical Depression Usman dumped large volumes of rainfall in parts of Luzon and the Visayas in just two days. The heavy rains prompted local officials to declare a state of calamity in Camarines Sur, Albay, and Sorsogon. With the heavy rain came multiple landslides. The landslides have caused a high number of injuries and fatalities. The current numbers reported by the NDRRMC 68 confirmed dead and 19 missing. A total of 30,338 families or 128,703 persons have been affected in 323 barangays, 74 cities/municipalities, and 26 provinces in Regions V, VIII, CALABARZON, and MIMAROPA. Basic needs, Relief assistance, Health,  WASH and Support evacuation. People targeted: 15,000 people (3,000 households) Camarines Sur, Albay, and Sorsogon
Sri Lanka - Severe floods and landslides This Emergency Appeal seeks 2,060,682 Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) in delivering assistance and support to 40,000 people affected by floods and landslides over nine months. The operation focuses on the following sectors: shelter (including non-food items); livelihoods; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); health; restoring family links (RFL), disaster risk reduction(DRR) and National Society capacity building. The Appeal also reflects the allocation of 158,046 Swiss francs to support the IFRC’s role as convenor of the IASC Shelter Cluster. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time. It is likely to be adjusted based on further developments and detailed assessments.
FA regional coordination Providing the regional coordination of the entire First Aid program on the Caribbean branches. Ensuring qualitative program management in the Caribbean region Setting up capacity building activities on all six Caribbean islands. Overseas branches Caribbean region
Ethiopia Drought 2016 This Emergency Appeal supports the Ethiopia National Red Cross Society (ERCS) to deliver assistance and support to 35,371 people, with a focus on health, water and sanitation, food security and livelihoods. In Ethiopia, consecutive failed rains in 2015 combined with erratic weather conditions attributed to El Niño, has resulted in severe food insecurity, especially in the north and north east areas of the country. Some 8.2 million people are in need of assistance across the country, and the number could reach as high as 15 million in 2016. This project is aiming at 35,371 benificiaries within a wider ERCS drought response, which targets a grand total of 185,674 beneficiaries. Health and Care Training of community based first aid (CBHFA) trained volunteers in each Kebele, as well as refresher training on data collection and reporting through the use of mobile phones to perform household level screening to determine vulnerable households. Conduct hygiene promotion and health promotion and prevention campaigns. Conduct WASH awareness, provide water treatment chemicals, safe water storage and sanitary structures. Distribution of supplementary food targeting vulnerable people, provision of livestock treatment and pasture and fodder seeds. Humanitarian aid is provided to 35,371 people in Afar and Somali Regions. Food distribution is targeting children Under 5 years, as well as pregnant and breast feeding mothers. ERCS will target Afar Region (Bidu woreda) with Health, Watsan, and Food Security / Livelihoods response activities. In Somali Region (Harshin woreda), ERCS will target 2 kebeles where the current Community Resilience project is being implemented with Food Security/ Livelihoods activities.
COVID-19 Reponse Zambia To contribute to risk reduction of further spread of COVID-19 through risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) and health and hygiene promotion activities at epicentres of infection as prioritized by the MoH.
DG ECHO PILOT PROGRAMMATIC PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME (PPP) Considering the prevailing humanitarian needs in Zambia, and the role and reach of the National Society, activities will be carried in three of the five pillars of the PPP: 
a) Disaster Risk Management, b) Cash and Voucher Assistance, c) Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Response. 
In addition, the following PPP cross-cutting themes will be addressed: a) Anticipatory Action; b) Digital Transformation; c) Environmental Sustainability. The action will focus on a holistic and multi-hazard/risk approach that will help to tackle national challenges while strengthening local capacities to anticipate for preparedness and response. The objectives will be achieved through the expansion of the coverage of people-based services, under protection and inclusion approaches and agile management mechanisms with transformative capabilities. To strengthen program management, staff & volunteers at national and branch Level will be trained in planning, monitoring, reporting, financial management and also in basic logistics. The interventions will target 409,531 people in total in all the 3 pillars. It is estimated that the following number of beneficiaries will be reached through the 3 pillars with this Action, which is 40 percent of the total district population: Namwala District – 42,734, Mazabuka District – 203, 219, Monze District  - 163, 578 ZRCS will target three districts in Southern Province of the country based on frequency and intensity of drought and floods in these districts and status of access to safe drinking water and sanitation facilities. According to the in-depth vulnerability assessment report of 2020, two of the targeted districts are hot spots for cholera outbreaks (Mazabuka and Monze) while Namwala district is prone to drought and floods.
Floods in Bangladesh, 2016 This project supports the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) in delivering humanitarian assistance to 105,000 people (21,000 families) affected by the end of July 2016 floods. The operation focuses on emergency relief and early recovery assistance in the following sectors: food and nutrition; health; shelter; livelihood; water, sanitation and hygiene; disaster risk reduction and institutional disaster response capacity enhancement. Since 19 July 2016, heavy rains in the main river basins of Bangladesh and upstream catchments of India have caused severe flooding in the north and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh affecting an estimated 3.7 million people (740,000 families) across 19 districts. As of 11 August 2016, 106 people died as a consequence of the floods. It includes 96 from drowning and 10 from snake-bite. Around 7,400 people sought refuge in 69 flood shelters. The official estimates indicate at least 250,000 houses have been destroyed or damaged. The focus will be on providing support to 11,000 families through the distribution of relief items, provision of cash grants for food and nutrition, emergency shelter assistance, health, and water and sanitation (WASH) interventions. 15,000 families will be supported during the early recovery through distribution of shelter materials, provision of cash grants for livelihoods recovery, WASH recovery interventions, medical services, and focused disaster risk reduction and resilience building in the longer term. The population in temporary shelters or makeshift houses will be prioritized in the selection of beneficiaries in the affected locations. The vulnerability criteria focus on the elderly women, marginal income farmers, landless families, women-headed families, lactating mothers and physically challenged people. The assistance aims at 105,000 people (21,000 families). The project takes place in the 19 most affected districts: Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Nilphamari, Rangpur, Gaibandha, Bogra, Sirajganj, Jamalpur, Madaripur, Sariatpur, Sunamganj, Faridpur, Rajbari, Manikganj, Munshiganj, Tangail, Dhaka, Chandpur and Rajshahi.
3FM Serious Request 2015: This next generation 18/5-2020 HQ salaries budget can be decreased by €11.197 due to cancellation of PO position 2nd half of 2020 _> not yet done

April 2020: 96 K re-budgeted in program funds: 46 k extra to Philippines, 50k extra to oPt

25/11-2019 €300.000 extra to oPt

aug 2020: 60K balance from CAR rebudgeted to OPT 

The programme aims to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance.
The programme will be implemented bilaterally in:
- CAR
- OPT
- Philippines
- South Sudan
Noodhulp projecten 2012-2015 (own funds) This emergency assistance programme is funded by various fundraising campaigns by the Netherlands Red Cross. Funds are distributed to various emergency assistance projects around the world, including in Iraq, Namibia, and Ukraine.
Climate Development networking (CDKN) in Indonesia There are currently no operational early-warning systems for dengue that are based climate information, allowing for early action. A key component to detecting, addressing, and forming preventative guidlines for dengue is survelliance of the diseases's patterns. Thus, the Red Cross will strengthen existing links between the Indonesian Red Cross and Indoniesian health authorities while also focusing on communities and how to best bring disease awareness to communities.
Health in Crisis Phase II Health in Crisis Phase II As two-thirds of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon are extremely poor and are unable to cover the cost associated with their treatments, it is crucial that PRCS/L can continue to provide health care services free of charge; thus PRCS/L needs urgent support in covering medication and treatment costs for Palestinian refugees and other vulnerable groups. PRCS/L also requires support to cover the purchase of medical equipment, emergency medical services as well as to upgrade the services provided. This also necessitates support from Movement partners for hospital running costs. This project builds on and complements ongoing initiatives by other RC/RC Movement partners supporting PRCS/L in this essential activity as well as previous support provided by NLRC. Overall operational objective is to improve the health of the most vulnerable Palestinian refugees (Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon and Palestinian Refugees from Syria), Syrians, Lebanese and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon and strengthen health emergency response capacity of PRCS/L. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon
2023 Chronic Crisis Yemen IFRC Network plan CC contribution to the Yemen IFRC Network plan,
Niger: Population Movement Since April 2019, the security situation in the north-western part of Nigeria has deteriorated, particularly in the states of Zamfara, Sokoto and Katsina with the emergence of new militia armed groups. According to the Nigerien authorities, attacks by these armed groups began with cattle thefts in Katsina State, clashes between farmers and herders of different ethnic groups and vigilantism (self-justice In response to this situation, the authorities in Maradi region of Niger and Katsina State of Nigeria set up a mechanism to combat these armed groups through cross-border transhumance management. Unfortunately, the situation rapidly deteriorated as these armed groups changed their modus operandi by favouring kidnappings and instilling fear amongst the local population thus the influx continued to grow. As a result of the increased violence, approximately 20,000 people were forced to flee to the neighbouring Guidan Roumdji department of Niger. On 9 June 2019, during a meeting held at the governor’s office in Maradi, UNHCR revealed that the newly arrived refugees from Nigeria have experienced outbreak of extreme violence unleashed against civilians, including the use of machete, kidnappings and sexual violence. community health and WASH. 15,000 people1 (2,143 households) - 10,817 refugees (1,546 households) - 4,183 people (597 households) from host Dan Kano
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South Sudan complex emergency The South Sudan Red Cross is providing essential household items, livelihood and agricultural opportunities, water and sanitation, health and psychosocial support to families impacted by conflict and disaster. Reaching some of the most remote and hard-to-reach communities, the South Sudan Red Cross is supporting 105,000 people who are severely food insecure in three areas of the country: Aweil East and Central, Kapoeta East and Yirol East.
Iraq Country Plan 2020 The IRCS, plans to target through the current proposed plan. A total of 35,882 female and 29,275 male (women headed household, youth, children) in the governorates of Nineveh, Al Muthanna, and Al Basrah. The Intervention will include vocational training as part of Incoming Generating projects, training in Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA), providing clean and potable water, rehabilitation of Health facilities and education Infrastructure. 1.8 million internally displaced persons and 6.7 million people in need of humanitarian assistance . Of these, 500,000 people are resident in camps and emergency sites and 550,000 people live in host communities. The Intervention will include vocational training as part of Incoming Generating projects, training in Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA), providing clean and potable water, rehabilitation of Health facilities and education Infrastructure. A total of 35,882 female and 29,275 male (women headed household, youth, children) Iraq
Civil Unrest in Ukraine: assisting the affected population This is a revised Emergency Appeal to increase the target number of beneficiaries from 16,000 to 107,750 people (approximately 30,786 households) for the next 12 months and is aiming at supporting the IDPs in urban and rural areas. Since March 2014, more than 1.2 million people have moved away from Luhansk and Donetsk regions to safer areas within Ukraine, 19,000 people moved out of Crimea and over 800,000 Ukrainians fled abroad, mainly into neighbouring Russia, Belarus and other countries. Most of the internally displaced people from eastern Ukraine are currently located within Donetsk and Luhansk regions or the neighbouring regions of Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhia. The humanitarian community estimates that 5 million people affected by the conflict are in need of humanitarian aid across Ukraine. Vulnerability is identified via the poverty headcount, as well as the challenges related to displacement, reduced access to state support and social services, gender inequality, and mobility concerns for the infirm, elderly and those with disabilities. The main components and activities have been organized around the following sectors: health and care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, shelter and settlements, food security and nutrition and National Society capacity building. The Ukrainian RC`s response will be targeting IDPs, focusing on specific groups that must be prioritized, including single-headed households, women, those with special needs (including physical and psychological war trauma), the elderly (particularly those left alone for the care of their grandchildren). Out of the total number covered by the IFRC Secretariat`s Revised Emergency Appeal, up to 20 per cent of all beneficiaries (approx. 20,000 to 25,000 people) are to be targeted in other regions of Ukraine including the government controlled areas of Luhansk and Donetsk regions. The appeal aims at supporting the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the following regions (Oblasts): Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia, Kyiv City, and other regions of the country, including Luhansk, Donetsk (government controlled areas)
2020 Mozambique Tropical Cyclones Idai and Kenneth Continued humanitarian assistance to people affected by Tropical Cyclone Idaicontribution - Emergency Appeal Cyclone Idai (MDRMZ014)
COVID-19 UNICEF Emergency Dpt Surveillance et sensibilisation auprès des communautés concernant la pandemie Covid-19 dans les départements du Sud et Sud-Est, Haiti. L'expérience a démontré qu'Haiti est très vulnérable aux épidémies, en témoigne l'epidemie de cholera au cours de laquelle plus de 820 000 cas suspects on été recensés entre 2010 et 2019 et qui a fait plus de 10 000 morts selon le MSPP. Cette pandemie de Covid-19 s'inscrit donc dans un contexte sanitaire déjà très précaire avec des conséquences potentiellement dramatiques pour la population haïtienne, particulièrement les ménages les plus vulnérables qui ont vu leur situation socio-économique et sanitaire se dégrader continuellement depuis le début l'année 2018. Les enfants, les femmes et leurs familles dans les zones rurales et urbaines, utilisent des services améliorés d'eau, assainissement et hygiène équitables et durables, contribuant à la réduction de l'incidence de la Covid-19 en Haïti. Population la plus vulnerable dans le département du Sud et Sud-Est en Haïti. Département Sud et Sud-Est.
Expert support Middle East - North Africa Contribution to HR DM postions MENA: 
Regional IM Coordinator , DRM based in Syria
Providing technical expert support for Local & Sustainable Water Action With 90% of disasters being water related, communities need to be able to cope with and respond to water related risks. The RC can alleviate and prevent suffering in communities by identifying and providing solutions to water related risks. Netherlands Red Cross through WAI is a major provider of technical support for water to the movement partners. This project delivers technical support to the national societies involved in the program "Local and Sustainable water action" sponsored by MOFA and aimed at improving localized water solutions and capacity. National societies working on prevention and response to water related risks Global
Bangladesh - Population Movement To deliver assistance and support to some 200,000 people for 30 months. This operation focuses on the following: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, gender and inclusion as well as migration related services and advocacy.. outbreak of violence in Myanmar’s state of Rakhine, a large number of People from Rakhine State, Myanmar movedtowards Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. To deliver assistance and support to some 200,000 people for 30 months. This operation focuses on the following: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, gender and inclusion as well as migration related services and advocacy.
40,000 families (200,000 people) will be provided with essential household items, emergency shelter items and shelter awareness programme. Out of 40,000 families, 4,000 families (20,000 people) will be provided with shelter improvement assistance. some 200,000 people from Rakhine State, Myanmar movedtowards Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
Sierra Leone - Flood and Landslides 2017 - Initial response Floods and Landslides Freetown - Sierra Leone
Worldwide silent disasters 2015 The Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) provides immediate financial support to Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies, enabling them to act as first responders after a disaster. Projects in this programme are funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and provide monetary support for small, silent disasters around the world in 2015. The lack of visibility and media attention in the case of small-scale disasters means that international appeals or funding are not forthcoming to support any response, and few other sources are available to first-responders. DREF makes it possible to assist in case of these silent disaster. Each response supported by DREF may be different, depending on context, scope of needs, accessibility and security of the affected area, and the mandate and capacity of the National Society that is responding. Allocations may be made as start-up loans to meet the costs of responding to small-scale emergency relief operations, or for making preparations in the case of imminent disaster. All requests for DREF allocations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. DREF appeals are initiated by IFRC and are implemented in cooperation with Host National Society. During 2015, twenty-one DREF operations brought assistance to an estimated 800,000 people of whom approximately: -226,000 assisted following natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods -75,000 directly or indirectly reached through response to epidemics -510,000 reached following population movement and civil unrest. In 2015 NLRC contributed to DREF appeals in Afghanistan, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Greece, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kyrgystan, Lebanon, Macedonia, Madagascar, Niger, Palestine, The Philippines, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tadjikistan and Ukraine.
2020 DOB Syria Complex Emergency An unearmarked contribution of EUR  203.847,-  (including 6.5% PSSR) from DOB
Nigerian refugees in Chad, 2015 The Nigerian refugee populations’ survival and immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief, health, hygiene promotion and shelter assistance. Fighting between the Nigerian Armed Forces and Boko Haram militia group in northern Nigeria has continued to result in the displacement of thousands of people across the border into neighboring Chad. This project carries out needs assessment and analysis for validation of the needs of the refugee population, with the
intention of modifying/extending the operation in all sectors as required. Distribution/replenishment of NFIs, shelter and hygiene related items. Provision aqua tablets for three months; and establishment of beneficiary sanitation committees to ensure that the camp environment is kept clean. Train volunteers to carry out health/hygiene campaigns. Targeting a total of 2,500 Nigerian Refugees (500 households) in the Ngouboua camp. In the Ngouboua camp in Chad