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Humanitarian assistance for addressing food security and nutritional needs for Sahrawi Refugees By bringing food aid closer to the SPHERE  standard for the most vulnerable Sahrawi refugees, CERF funding will enable the refugees to meet their pressing humanitarian needs and essential services. The project directly addresses food security and nutritional wellbeing which thereby strengthens the response capacity of UNHCR and its partners in the refugee camps. This project targets 90,000 refugees with food security activities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle aux personnes vulnérables au Niger en soutien au plan d''urgence du gouvernement The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This WFP project distributes in-kind food assistance, transfers $1.4 million in cash transfers, prevents and treats moderate acute malnutrition in children, and treats moderate acute malnutrition in pregnant and lactating women. The food security component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 55,000 people, including 11,600 women, 11,500 men, 31,900 children, and 2,300 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 25,500 people, including 4,900 women, 20,600 children, and 1,000 persons with disabilities.
Appui sanitaire d’urgence aux sinistrés des inondations dans les provinces du Mandoul, logone Occidental, Sila, le Lac et Ndjamena The main aim of this $800,000 WHO project is to reduce morbidity and mortality of vulnerable people linked to flood-related epidemics. To that end, WHO will provide health centers with emergency medical supplies and equipment (e.g. cholera kits, malaria kits, mosquito nets, basic health kits) and will provide supervision to health workers on the treatment of diseases prevalent in children. In total, WHO will target 101,279 people, including 24,793 women and 26,859 girls. Among those targeted, WHO expects there to be 14,793 people with disabilities.
Réponse d'urgence en prévention, prise en charge des Violences Basées sur le Genre (VBG) et protection contre l’exploitation et les abus sexuels dans la province du Nord Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Kanya, Karisimbi, Lubero, Masisi, Nyiragongo, and Rutshuru. This UNFPA project procures emergency reproductive health kits, distributes dignity kits, provides conditional cash transfers, supports safe spaces for women and girls, delivers case management services to GBV survivors, reinforces community-based protection mechanisms, and raises awareness about gender-based violence. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 65,300 people, including 15,300 women, 14,500 men, 35,500 children, and including 3,400 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Multi-purpose cash assistance to flood and conflict affected IDPs and host community households in Unity State The main objective of this $3.5 million WFP project is to enable internally displaced people as well as their host communities in the flood-affected Rubkona county of Unity State to meet their urgent food, nutrition and non-food needs. To that end, WFP will distribute $2.76 million in multi-purpose cash to 60,000 people, including 9,600 women, 22,798 girls and 9,420 people with disabilities.
Provision of Multisectoral Lifesaving Assistance for Flood-Affected population in Bentiu and Rubkona The main objective of this project is to provide early action assistance in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), shelter, camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) and health sectors to mitigate the compounding effects of projected severe flooding on vulnerable communities in the Bentiu camp for internally displaced people and surrounding areas in Rubkona county in Unity State. This IOM project equips and operates static and mobile clinics to provide lifesaving healthcare services, distributes cash and shelter materials in support of at-risk communities, ensures sufficient amounts of safe drinking water are available throughout the rainy season, and secures dry camp sites against future flooding to prevent displacement, among others. The project provides WASH assistance to 96,126 people, including 22,109 men, 23,070 women, 25,954 boys, 24,993 girls, and 14,419 people with disabilities, shelter assistance to 87,000 people, including 18,970 men, 18,588 women, 24,316 boys, 25,126 girls, and 13,050 people with disabilities, camp management services to 142,330 people, 32,649 men, 29,811 women, 41,543 boys, 38,327 girls, and 14,223 people with disabilities, and healthcare support to 159,601 people, including 36,709 men, 34,034 women, 45,766 boys, 43,092 girls, and 23,940 people with disabilities.
Provision of Protection, Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items interventions benefiting drought affected populations (IDPs and vulnerable host communities) in Galmudug and South West States The aim of this $1.5m UNHCR project is to identify and respond to protection concerns, on the one hand, and provide emergency shelter and non-food items, on the other hand. UNHCR, in partnership with Norwegian Refugee Council, will deploy protection monitors who will conduct over 200 interviews and focus group discussions with key informants and share key messages on prevention and access to services with 30,000 people. In addition, UNHCR and its partners will identify 2,500 persons with specific needs and provide the required assistive devices as well as ensure that 1,000 persons can access legal, psychosocial and medical services. Five hundred families at risk of eviction will be provided with information, counselling and legal aid. In addition, UNHCR will distribute 2,350 shelter kits and 2,000 kits with non-food items. In total, UNHCR will reach 30,000 people (incl. 7,497 women and 7,803 girls) through the protection component and 19,575 people (incl. 3,349 women and 7,810 girls) through the shelter and non-food items component.
Prise en charge intégrée de la malnutrition aigüe sévère chez les enfants de moins de 5 ans dans les districts sanitaires de Néma, Oualata et Bassikounou (région de Hodh Chargui) The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This UNICEF project provides fresh water and nutrition services to food insecure households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 35,200 people, including 63,076 women, 63 men, and 28,761 children.
Provision of emergency education services to crises affected girls and The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving education assistance to internally displaced persons, host community members, and returnees in Chin, Kayin, East Bago, Mon, Sagain, and Thandaunggyi. This UNICEF project equips community learning centres with teaching and learning materials, supports minor repairs of temporary learning structures, and provides training and incentives for teachers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,740 people, including 409 women, 331 men, 16,000 children, and 742 persons with disabilities.
Cash Assistance to Displaced and Conflict-affected Persons The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to internally displaced persons in Kachin, Rakhine and Shan States. This WFP project distributes $1.92 million in cash transfers to vulnerable households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 95,000 people, including 33,883 women, 27,145 men, 33,972 children, and 12,160 persons with disabilities.
Multi-sector response to the drought affected population in Karamoja sub-region regions of Uganda The main objective of this project is to provide health, protection, nutrition as well as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to people, especially children, affected by drought in Uganda´s Karamoja region. This UNICEF project provides integrated health services, including vaccinations and primary healthcare consultations, supports child protection efforts through case management and community engagement, provides screening and specialized treatment for severe acute malnutrition among children, and ensures access to safe water and sanitation facilities by rehabilitating boreholes and conducting hygiene promotion, among other activities. The project provides health sector assistance to 63,009 people, including 11,117 women, 51,892 children, protection assistance to 1,800 people, including 300 men, 500 women and 1,000 children, nutrition support to 289,713 people,including 139,713 women and 149,991 children, and WASH sector assistance to 29,000 people, including 6,678 men, 6,952 women, 15,370 children.
Food Assistance to crisis affected persons in refugee settlements in Uganda The main objective of this WFP project is to improve access to adequate nutritious foods. This will be achieved by providing food and nutrition assistance. WFP plans to provide life-saving food assistance through hot meals and in-kind (dry) rations to 570,000 refugees registered in eight transit and receiving settlements. In total, UNPFA will reach 570,000 people, including 133,722 women, 307,800  children, and including 28,500 people living with disabilities.
Improving access to essential and life-saving health care services, through supporting WASH in health facilities and vector control interventions for flood-affected population in 31 localities in 9 states The main objective of this $1.3 million WHO project is to improve access to essential and life-saving health services to reduce flood-related morbidity and mortality. To that end, WHO will support the prevention and mitigation of waterborne and vector diseases through dissemination of risk communication messages, strengthen disease surveillance and response systems by conducting refresher trainings for health workers as well as operational support for Rapid Response Teams, and procure essential supplies for the timely identification of potential disease outbreaks, among other activities. In total, WHO will provide health support to 100,000 people, including 19,600 women, 29,401 girls, and 10,000 persons living with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle aux refugies maliens et aux populations mauritaniennes vulnérables The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition and food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This WFP project provides food and cash assistance, and nutrition services to people in critical need. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,484 people, including 6,863 women, 1,377 men, and 4,493 children.
Provision of Food Assistance to Sahrawi refugees in Algeria This project covers part of WFP’s provision of unconditional food transfers to food-insecure Sahrawi refugees and other affected persons under General Food Assistance. The project targets a total of 133,672 affected people with activities in the Food Security sector.
Scaling up Protection Assistance to IDPs and IDP returnees in newly accessible woredas of Tigray, Amhara and Afar This UNHCR project aims to provide critical life-saving protection services and assistance to internally displaced people, returnees, and others affected persons in newly accessible woredas of Tigray, Amhara, and Afar.  The project alleviates protection risks and threats through IDP return monitoring, Protection Case Management Supporting Persons with Specific Needs, and provision of Protection – Housing Land and Property Services.  In total, UNHCR is reaching 35,415 people , including 7,750 women, 775 men, and 27,000 children including 700 Persons with disabilities.
La réponse d’urgence aux besoins sanitaires critiques des populations affectées par le Cyclone Batsirai et EMNATI dans les quatre districts touchés The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cyclones Emnati and Batsirai. This WHO project provides an integrated health response to affected households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 199,082 people, including 49,790 women, 49,750 men, 99,542 children, and 2,388 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle pour les personnes déplacées internes The objective of this $2m WFP project is to provide food and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons in the Lake Province. In total, 70,453 IDPs will receive in-kind food assistance for two months which will cover 50 per cent of their daily total requirement. The package consists of cereals, pulses, oil and salt. In addition, 10,568 children aged 6-23 months will receive a nutritional supplement for 6 months.
Protection et assistance d’urgence aux populations affectées par la crise camerounaise The main objective of this project is to provide multi-sector assistance to Cameroonian refugees and host community members. This UNHCR project registers newly-arrived refugees, provides a package of assistance including shelter and non-food items, and supports the voluntary relocation of refugees. The project provides life-saving assistance to 60,000 people, including 16,300 women, 7,100 men, 36,620 children, and 9,000 persons with disabilities.
Provide life-saving food assistance to people affected by extensive floods in the Mojana Subregion The main objective of this project is to provide Food Security assistance to people affected by floods in La Mojana. This WFP project provides food assistance. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 16,305 people, including 4,565 women, 4,565 men, 7,175 children, and including 325 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Essential Lifesaving SRH and GBV Services to Displaced and Vulnerable Women and Girls UNFPA aims to contribute to the reduction of maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality while providing gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response services by ensuring availability of, access to, and utilization of integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and GBV services throughout Syria. This project targets 7,600 affected people with its Health-SRH engagement and 14,369 with  Protection-GBV activities.
Rapid response to and mitigation of public health risks in drought-affected districts of Galmudug, and South West State The aim of this $2m WHO project is to strengthen the provision of integrated essential primary health care services. CERF funding will enable the provision of 166,533 healthcare consultations, the treatment of 5,830 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition as well as vaccination of 5,830 children against measles. WHO will also procure essential medicines and equipment to treat severe acute malnutrition, trauma and cholera. In addition, WHO will deploy rapid response teams and support health facilities to ensure quick detection, investigation and response to disease outbreaks. Community health workers will be deployed to raise awareness on best practices for disease prevention and control. In total, WHO seeks to reach 166,533 drought-affected Somalis, including 49,127 women and 31,641 girls.
Distribution of Livestock Feed to Drought Affected Communities of Northern and Southern Red Sea Regions The key objective of the project is to safeguard the food security and livelihoods of the most vulnerable groups in the most drought-affected areas of the country. The project includes procurement and distribution of high fiber ranch pellets, as supplementary animal feed for livestock and refresher sessions on feed management for the agricultural extension workers who will be providing the frontline distribution. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 92,650 people, including 24,460 women, 14,639 men,  53,552 children, and 4,355 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Emergency Nutritional Support in Underfunded States in Sudan Amid growing food insecurity and nutritional challenges facing the states of Darfur and Kordofans with prevalence of acute malnutrition in most of the states being well above the emergency threshold of 15% and with over 60% of WFP’s own funding requirements for lifesaving treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) amongst children under-five and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) chronically unmet, WFP Sudan looks to utilize USD 4.1 million in funding to provide much needed nutritional support to 54,146 children under-five and Pregnant and Lactating Women in need during the year. In so doing, the project will enable WFP to provide much needed lifesaving nutrition assistance to those most vulnerable, and thus reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with acute malnutrition for the total of 85,396 affected people targeted with this Nutrition engagement.
Response to hurrican Ian The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to communities affected by Hurricane Ian in Western Cuba. This WFP project provides food to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 481,458 people, including 195,853 women,193,602 men, 92,003 children, and including 17,283 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Measles outbreak response in 10 most affected districts in Zimbabwe The main objective of this project is to strengthen the Measles outbreak response in the 10 most affected districts in Zimbabwe. This project supports the immunization processes as well as operational expenses related to the measles epidemic response. The assistance helps increase measles vaccination coverage, build the required herd immunity and stop the spread of the disease. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 1,370,756 people, including  657,963 boys and 712,793  girls, and 137,075  persons with disabilities.
Ensuring access to lifesaving health and nutrition, water sanitation and hygiene, child protection, education and cash assistance, supplies and services for children and families in Ukraine The main objective of this project is to address the immediate and lifesaving needs on Health, WASH, Child Protection, and Education in eastern, western and central Ukraine. This UNICEF project 1) provides critical health supplies and medicines to local hospitals, 2) provides micro-nutrient supplements to children and mothers, 3) repairs water resources and provides WASH supplies, 4) provides teaching and learning materials and 5) provides $721,865 in multi-purpose cash among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 108,000 people, including 38,880 men, 49,680 women, 13,500 children, and 2,159 persons with disabilities.
Protéger les moyens de subsistance agro-pastoraux des ménages les plus vulnérables, en anticipant sur les sécheresses. The main aim of this $2.5m FAO project is to protect the livelihoods of communities affected by drought. To that end, FAO will distribute drought-resistant seeds to 42,000 people, provide feed, veterinary inputs and advice on strategic destocking to 63,000 people and cash to 7,500 pastoralists. In total, FAO will target 105,000 people, including 15,700 women and 36,900 girls. Among those targeted FAO expects to 4,340 people with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence au Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Goma, Lubero, Masisi, Nyiragongo, and Rutshuru. This WFP project distributes over $1.5 million directly into the hands of those in need via cash transfers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 25,700 people, including 5,200 women, 4,700 men, 15,800 children, and including 1,400 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration de la prévention et réponse holistique aux VBG et EAS dans les territoires affectés par les crises humanitaires, Nyiragongo et Rutshuru au Nord Kivu, et Irumu en Ituri, de septembre 2022 à février 2023. The main objective of this project is to provide Protection - Gender Based Violence assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Rutshuru Territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This UNFPA project provides assistance for 12,080 people to meet their needs, including 2,459 women, 2,468 men, 7,063 children, and 1,811 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Measles outbreak response in 10 most affected districts in Zimbabwe The main objective of this UNICEF project is to strengthen the Measles outbreak response in the 10 most affected districts in Zimbabwe. This project supports the procurement of and delivery of 652,400 MR vaccines targeting children aged <15-year-old children in 8 districts and coordinates Risk Communication and Community Engagement to reach communities with lifesaving messages and builds community trust and confidence in vaccination. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 652,400 people, including 313,152 boys and 339,248 girls, and 67,320 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence au Rutshuru, province du Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Rutshuru Territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This WFP project provides cash assistance for 50,500 people to meet their food security needs, including 12,625 women, 25,250 children, and 1000 persons with disabilities.
Integrated WASH and Nutrition response to drought emergency in Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea and Anseba, Eritrea The project aims at providing life-saving Integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Nutrition response to drought emergencies in Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea, and Anseba, Eritrea. The integrated response led by UNICEF supports the targeted population – with a focus on Women and Girls, Children as well as  Persons with Disabilities  – through lifesaving nutrition services to acutely malnourished children, pregnant and lactating mothers and ensuring drought-affected populations have safe and equitable access to sufficient quantity and quality of water and provide appropriate and provides interventions related to hygiene promotion. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 70,720 people, including 13,772 women, 4,815 men, 52,095 children, and 3320 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration des conditions de vie et réduction de la vulnérabilité de 10,500 ménages dans les zones de santé de Bunia et Rwampara dans le territoire d’Irumu en Ituri et Masisi dans le territoire de Masisi au Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihoods assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Ituri and North Kivu. This FAO project provides agricultural kits including seeds to 5,500 farmer households, and distributes $600,000 in multi-purpose cash transfers to 5,000 farmer households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 63,000 people, including 22,680 women, 15,120 men, 25,200 children, and 3,300 persons with disabilities.
Emergency drought response through provision of integrated water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) services in Somalia The overall objective of this project is to save the lives of drought-affected communities in Somalia by providing access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene services in Kahda and Daynile districts in the Baanadir region and Xudur and Wajid districts in the Bakool region. Under this project, IOM  provides lifesaving water, rehabilitation, and construction of boreholes, construction of household latrines, and distribution of hygiene kits. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 80,000 people, including 16,000 women, 12,000 men, 52,000 children, and 1,500 persons with disabilities.