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Providing the Minimum Initial Service Package for Reproductive Health (RH) to the most vulnerable women and girls in Yemen Access to and availability of maternal and new-born health services has been grossly undermined by the protracted crisis.  The combination of YER depreciation, food insecurity, and the COVID-19 pandemic has led to greatly increased vulnerabilities of women of reproductive age particularly pregnant women. According to the WHO Health Resources Availability Monitoring System (HeRAMS) conducted in 2018, only 20 percent of health facilities in Yemen provided maternal and new-born health services, a decrease from 37 percent reported in 2016. UNFPA field assessments have confirmed gaps in RH services that require urgent interventions such as staffing, equipment, and medicine needed for providing life-saving Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (EmONC) services. 

CERF will directly lead to the resumption of critical life-saving RH services in 55 health facilities in districts with the highest severity indices. All the targeted facilities stopped providing these critical services on May 16th due to UNFPA's funding shortage. The supported facilities will provide women and girls with the life-saving essential reproductive health services, particularly those related to complicated deliveries and care for survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and Sexual Violence. CERF will also support 100 community midwives and outreach teams. These teams will be reaching the most vulnerable women and girls in the most remote areas.

Additionally, the project will be complemented by GBV mitigation and response interventions within the targeted health facilities. It will also be complemented by the Cash and Voucher Assistance interventions UNFPA implements to enhance the accessibility of those in the most remote areas to services.
Assistance humanitaire pour les sinistrés des inondations en République du Congo. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health and WASH assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. UNICEF will use the CERF funds to provide fresh water to flood-affected households, prevent severe acute malnutrition among women and children, build latrines, and provide treatment for water- and vector-borne diseases. The project aims to provide assistance to 50,000 people, including 13,260 women and 24,500 children, and will be implemented in 6 months.
Enhancing access to protection services and empowerment opportunities for women at risk in camps and host communities across Jordan The intervention will target women at risk, that will be selected using a vulnerability-based approach complemented with assessments conducted by UN Women’s protection officer  and via referral system from partners.

UN Women Oasis centers have been operating in Jordan since 2012. UN Women currently runs four Oases in camp settings (three in Za’atari and one in Azraq) and eight centers in host community settings in partnership with MOSD and its community centers (in Zarqa, East Amman, Karak, Maan, Tafileh governorates). The project will be implemented in all Oasis centers. 

The Oasis model provides Syrian refugee women with cash assistance through a holistic set of services designed to also relieve the key barriers facing Syrian refugee women.

Funding from CERF in the amount of 400,000 USD will allow UN Women to use existing Oasis infrastructure to increase the number of beneficiaries receiving life-saving cash-based livelihoods opportunities and protection services and to reach an additional 475 Syrian women refugee beneficiaries with cash assistance and SGBV and child protection risk mitigation and referral  services and 800 children beneficiaries of after-school education and childcare in a 6-month period in both refugee camps and host communities. CERF funding will be also contributing to reduce the risks associated with children left without supervision at home or outside by providing them with a safe environment to complement their formal education, often overcrowded.

This project will target 1,275 vulnerable women, girls and boys with Protection engagements.
Assistance with agricultural inputs to Tropical Storm Amanda and Cristóbal-affected families to ensure the protection and rapid restoration of livelihoods The main objective of this project is to reduce the deterioration of food security in the face of  tropical storms Amanda and Cristóbal, in the context of the COVID-19 emergency in El Salvador. FAO will use CERF funds to deliver seeds, fertilizers and supplies to 2,800 families to restore food production. 14,000 people in affected communities will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 4 months.
Integration of Child Protective Services into Life-Saving Food Security Humanitarian Response The most vulnerable IDPs or host communities will be targeted for timely and integrated protection response and community-based interventions in all identified areas. This response includes:

•	For unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), comprehensive case management including identification, documentation and provision of family tracing and reunification; psychosocial support (PSS) services for children and their caregivers; alternative care; care and support to children at risk of worst forms of child and child headed households; child protection awareness raising outreach activities and monitoring of protection risk and services in collaboration with food security actors in WFP and FAO, including  prevention of  forced recruitment  and use of children as well as  strengthening resilience  and mitigating food insecurity for children formerly associated with armed forces and armed groups  to prevent re- recruitment.

•	Technical collaboration with IOM and UNFPA on GBV prevention and response interventions without cost implications for the CERF request. UNICEF’s focus with be on supporting the access of child survivors of GBV to services and to ensure that the child protection programming is positioned to identify the needs of children who may be experiencing or at risk of GBV as well as provide timely referrals to services.
•	Mine action interventions will continue, but without cost implications for this CERF request.

This project targets 15,000 children with Child Protection engagement.
Interventions multisectorielles vitales pour atténuer l''impact de la sècheresse, accompagnée par d’autres urgences multiples affectant simultanément le Grand sud de Madagascar The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide health care, nutrition support and strengthened access to water, sanitation and hygiene in 8 districts of Grand Sud region of Madagascar. 
With this CERF grant, UNICEF will mainly provide 2,291 boxes of nutritional food to treat 2,500 children, 10,000 facial masks, 57,540 bars of soap, 1,050 protection kits, drugs, 221 resuscitators and related materials for newborns, handwash devices and 64 electro-chlorinators. UNICEF will also support the government national subsidies programme (Avotr’Aina) to improve the access of the beneficiaries to safe water. 
The project covers health, Nutrition and WASH sectors and will last six months. It will benefit 70,000 persons (including 17,150 girls, 35,000 women and 6,546 persons with disabilities) for health and 2,500 children for nutrition and 50,000 people (including 12,863 girls, 12,350 women and 4,657 persons with disabilities) for WASH.
Provision of Emergency Shelter and NFI items for crisis-affected populations in northwest Syria (joint project with UNHCR) As a result of the escalation of military hostilities between armed groups since December 2019, an estimated 689,000 persons have been newly displaced (as of 9 February 2020). This figure is likely to increase given the continued displacement triggered by ongoing fighting. To contribute to addressing such needs, IOM will conduct the following intervention:

Emergency Shelter and NFI assistance: IOM will purchase, transport and distribute shelter materials and NFIs through implementing partners to newly displaced persons in northwest Syria. IOM will establish or expand 10 IDP sites with site preparation (including leveling and graveling). Site set-up will include the installation of tents (on average 465 per site) and install basic WASH facilities in each site. Full NFI kits will be distributed to each beneficiary households (1 per HH, on average 465 HHs per site). Overall package of assistance will reach an estimated 23,250 persons in Idleb and Aleppo governorates.
Improve access to life saving interventions to populations affected by floods and insecurity in Cabo Delgado province. The main objective of this UNICEF project is to improve access to life saving interventions to populations affected by floods and insecurity in Cabo Delgado province in the sector of WASH, child protection, nutrition and education.
With this CERF grant, UNICEF will mainly provide 4,000 hygiene and dignity kits, 12,000 bottles of water disinfectant, 80 school-in-box kits and 3,500 student kits. 
The project will last six months. It will benefit 20,000 persons in WASH sector including 1,200 persons with disabilities, 16,300 persons in child protection, 220 severely malnourished children and 25,00 people in education.
Ensuring provision of lifesaving sexual and reproductive health services to women and adolescents  affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold The main objective of this project is to reduce preventable maternal mortality and morbidity among those women affected by TC Harold in five cyclone affected locations.  UNFPA will use CERF funds to 1) distribute RH Kits and PPEs to selected health centers and clinics, 2) provide basic RH services through the establishment of temporary RH Medical Tents and community outreach and 3) provide training to health workers in disseminating information to women of reproductive age and pregnant women on pregnancy and COVID-19 among other activities.  7,800 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Farm to Bread bakery rehabilitation for vulnerable communities in Dar’a, Aleppo and Deir ez Zor governorates. WFP is proposing bakery rehabilitation interventions, as part of its larger Farm to Bread initiative, in response to identified needs mentioned not only in the Syria 2019 HRP but also the WFP Food Security Assessment (FSA)/Food Security and Livelihoods Assessment (FSLA) (pending approval), joint FAO/WFP CFSAM 2019 report and OCHA guidelines for this CERF expression of interest. The availability of bread – among other basic services – in the proposed target locations is sparse; peoples’ coping mechanisms have been stretched. This intervention will therefore have results that contribute towards providing food insecure people with life-saving support. Similarly, end results will enable improved response times, giving vulnerable communities timely access to subsidized bread; targeting of communities will be done in a neutral manner, providing equal access to populations regardless of their political affiliation, thus contributing towards an enabling environment that improves food security and social cohesion, while also contributing towards peoples’ right to a life with dignity and support in the continuity of life-saving services.

This Food Security project targets 450,000 most vulnerable IDPs and host community members.
Offre des soins de santé d’urgences critiques aux personnes déplacées internes et leurs communautés hôtes. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to internally displaced people and host communities. This WHO project deploys mobile emergency teams, procures essential medical and emergency kits for healthcare facilities, supports the mobilisation of community-based health workers to deliver first aid services, and provides cash transfers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 475,000 people, including 111,000 women, 104,000 men, 260,000 children, and 4,000 people with disabilities.
Restoring the dignity of women and girls affected by floods in 12 counties of South Sudan The main objective of the project is to restore the dignity of women and girls affected by devastating floods in South Sudan. The floods have led to massive displacement and destruction of property, resulting into increased needs which are far outstripping available resources.  The project will focus on the provision of dignity kits and creating awareness on Gender-Based Violence. 

UNFPA will procure and distribute 16,500 Dignity kits for women and girls while ensuring that contents are culturally appropriate to meet the specific needs of women and girls to facilitate their mobility and help restore their dignity, including those with disability. During the distribution of supplies, beneficiaries and the community at large is expected to benefit from community awareness information on gender based violence. UNFPA will use its long experience on dignity kits programming to work with partners and women leaders to understand how to select beneficiaries and distribute the kits. UNFPA will integrate dialogues into distribution to determine protection issues affecting women and girls in addition to conducting safety audits to ascertain GBV risks for women and girls in the target areas.
Urgent support to UNHCR preparedness and response to Covid-19 emergency in situations of forced displacement. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-sector refugee, WASH, shelter and health assistance in 3 countries: Iran, Jordan and Venezuela. This UNHCR ramps up cash assistance, reinforces shelters, and provides core relief items including through cash-based transfers in congested camp settings; and strengthens primary and secondary health care and selected WASH services.
Honduras Humanitarian Response to Drought The main objective of this project is to ensure targeted households affected by rapid- and slow-onset disasters have access to food year-round, and receive basic food assistance following a shock, including the provision of specialized nutritious foods.  WFP will use CERF funds to provide cash-based transfers to 7,000 households.  30,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Reduce mortality and morbidity among affected population to reduce PH impact of extreme weather coditions from heavy snow fall and floods The main objective of this project is to reduce mortality and morbidity among heavy snowfall and flood-affected people through provision of assortment of essential medicines and medical supplies. WHO will use CERF funds to procure and distribute 190 international health kits. Some 200,000 people will benefit from this project, including 48,200 men, 46,596 women, 54,806 boys and 50,398 girls, which will be implemented within 2 months.
Provision of life-saving essential medicine for Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illnesses (IMNCI) services The main objective of this project is to reduce preventable and avoidable mortality and morbidity through provision of life-saving interventions among children under 5 years old. UNICEF will use CERF funds to provide Emergency Medical Kits (EMK) to 25 counties and help treat pneumonia with antibiotics.  2.7 million people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Ensuring Life-saving Gender-based Violence Assistance to Women and Girls in Drought-Affected Regions of Namibia The main aim of UNFPA’s protection project is to ensure life-saving assistance to women and young people who have suffered or are at risk of gender-based violence in drought-affected regions of Namibia. UNFPA will establish 6 referral pathways for GBV and run 12 information sessions for the prevention of sexual abuse and exploitation, equip 6 health facilities with kits to enable clinical management of rape, procure dignity kits for 6,000 women and girls, including 355 disabled women and girls and 300 people living with HIV/AIDS, and conduct 100 community awareness raising sessions on the prevention, mitigation and treatment of GBV.
Mise en œuvre des interventions pour la prévention et la réponse aux VBG The main objective of this project is to strengthen mechanisms for prevention and response to gender-based violence. This UNFPA project ensures, among other things, 25 centers providing care for GBV survivors adapted to their needs; psychological and mental health care for 2,600 GBV survivors; medical and legal support to 850 and 250 GBV survivors, respectively; and dignity kits to 15,000 women and girls. A total of 60,150 people, including 1,048 with disabilities, will be targeted with assistance, including 6,600 men, 21,875 women, 9,050 boys and 22,625 girls.
Assurer l’accès aux femmes et des filles déplacées et des communautés hôtes aux services de prise en charge intégrée des Violences Basées sur le Genre The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual- and gender-based violence (SGBV) protection assistance to IDPs and host communities in the Centre-Nord, Nord and Sahel regions. This UNFPA project distributes dignity kits, establishes safe spaces to deliver psycho-social support to survivors, provides post-rape care and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) kits, and conducts community outreach. The project provides life-saving assistance to 42,497 people, including 11,475 women and 24,115 children.
To ensure provision of health services in areas affected by natural disasters, mass causality incidences and diseases outbreaks The main objective of this project is to ensure life-saving trauma care, primary healthcare, nutrition and WASH services are provided effectively in hard to reach and underserved areas. This WHO project trains 650 HCWs on early detection and reporting of COVID-19, trains contact tracing team on tracing contacts of confirmed COVID-19 cases, provides PPE kits, hand & respiratory hygiene materials, and other needed supplies to Rapid Response Teams, conducts public awareness campaign on local radio in high risk areas, supports of four blood banks with equipment, and equips six hospitals for Emergency Triage Assessment and Treatment (ETAT) among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 304,000 people, including 27,500 women, 56,500 men, over 200,000 children, and 8,310 people with disabilities.
Addressing the immediate needs of GBV survivors and women and girls at-risk in the conflict affected areas The main objective of this project is to address the immediate needs of GBV survivors and women and girls affected by the on-going conflict, displacement, and natural disasters in underserved areas. This UNFPA project establishes 10 Family Protect Centres (FPCs) and 10 Women Friendly Health Spaces (WFHSs), distributes 2,500 Dignity Kits, and conducts community mobilization and outreach for GBV risk mitigation and awareness on available services among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 26,000 women, 9,000 men, 35,000 children, and 5,600 people with disabilities.
WFP response to humanitarian needs in South Sudan WFP is planning to support 700,000 individuals overall (out of which 133,000 with CERF funding) in the counties already affected by an accumulation of hunger, conflict, displacement and now flooding.  These individuals have lost their livelihoods and will not have harvest to rely on before the beginning of WFP’s next lean season response in 2021. The CERF contribution will enable WFP to purchase about 2,970 MT of sorghum to provide one to three months of food rations. Depending on the severity of food insecurity in the location, the assistance will be in the form of 50 to 70 percent rations (equivalent to 1,050 to 1,470 kcal per day) of General Food Distribution (GFD) across the worst flood-affected areas in Jonglei, Lakes, Unity, CES.

: As part of the inter-cluster flood response, WFP, through UNHAS and the Logistics Cluster (LC), will also provide common logistics services to the wider humanitarian community. The CERF allocation will cover the costs to deploy an additional Mi-8 aircraft in Bor for a five-week time period to be shared by the LC and UNHAS. This will enable WFP to provide 15 days of humanitarian cargo movement operations (LC) and 15 days available for humanitarian team deployments (UNHAS). To ensure a timely upscale of common logistics services, UNHAS will dedicate one of its air assets currently in South Sudan, already part of its aircrafts fleet.
Appui aux communautés affectées par l’insécurité alimentaire au Tchad, Province du Lac Tchad The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to internally-displaced people and host communities in the Lac region. This WFP project provides cash transfers to 32,300 people to meet their essential food needs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 32,300 people, including 8,000 women, 8,000 boys and 8,700 girls.
Strengthening Emergency Health Response in 9 Drought affected districts in Zimbabwe The main objective of this WHO project is to strengthen the health response in the drought affected districts in Zimbabwe. 
With this CERF grant, WHO will provide 18 Diarrhea kits, 9 laboratory reagent kits and 9 laboratory equipment kits and will provide case management training.  
The project covers health sector and will last six months. It will benefit 145,423 persons including 36,356 girls, 36,357 women and 14,544 people with disabilities.
Emergency Response to the Cholera outbreak in Bakassi and Ekondo-Titi Health Districts The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to communities affected by cholera. This WHO project provides cholera treatment kits to health facilities, manages cholera treatment centres, improves epidemiological community-based surveillance, and raises awareness on cholera prevention. The project provides life-saving assistance to 115,856 people, including 39,699 women, 27,595 men, and 48,562 children.
Humanitarian Assistance on Shelter and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) for Typhoon Affected People in Region 5 The main objective of this project is to ensure that the most vulnerable segments of the affected population have access to emergency shelter solutions, and safer and more dignified living conditions in evacuation centres. Among other activities, the $1,000,000 IOM project distributes 2,060 Shelter Repair Kits to support the recovery of immediate shelter needs, provides community-based technical assistance on safer shelter construction and disburses multi-purpose cash to selected beneficiary households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,300 people, including 2,781 men, 2,781 women, 4,738 children and 162 people with disabilities.
Prise en charge psychosociale des personnes les plus vulnérables dans le cadre des déplacements forcés The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection assistance to IDPs, refugees, returnees and host community members. This UNHCR project deploys mobile emergency protection teams to: identify protection issues; provide psycho-social support to victims; distribute cash to those who need to be referred to medical, legal and social services; and support community-based protection mechanisms. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,000 people, including 6,000 women and 2,000 children.
Provision of food assistance to households affected by heavy snow, rain, avalanches and floods during Pakistan winter crisis The main objective of this project is to avert humanitarian crises in the snow affected areas of Balochistan and Pakistan Administered Kashmir by providing critical and life-saving food assistance to affected households.  WFP will use CERF funds to provide 16,000 households with 3179 metric tons of immediate food assistance  96,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.