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PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Mali_La résilience des communautés face à l'insécurité alimentaire et aux effets du changement climatique est renforcée dans 18 villages des cercles de Koulikoro et Tominian. Le projet vise le renforcement de la santé et de la résilience des communautés les plus vulnérables face à l'insécurité alimentaire, aux effets du changement climatique dans le cercle de Koulikoro et de Tominian. Sur la base de l'expérience réussie de la phase passée dans la zone de Tominian, la Croix-Rouge malienne (CRM), avec l'appui de la CRB, développera un paquet d'action dans 13 villages du cercle de Koulikoro et continuera le suivi des 5 villages précédemment appuyées à Tominian sur le programme 2014-2016. La CRM veillera à consolider les bons résultats obtenus et diffusera cette expérience à Koulikoro, en termes de mise en réseau des communautés, de renforcement de leurs liens avec les services étatiques et d'autonomie des mécanismes de mitigation des risques de catastrophes. Ce paquet d'activité intégrera les aspects de protections des ressources naturelles, de mitigation des risques de catastrophes et de promotion des bonnes pratiques de santé communautaire. La Croix-Rouge apportera une réponse sur mesure, en s’appuyant sur les ressources existantes au niveau communautaire grâce à son expertise et à son ancrage communautaire. Un volet sécurité alimentaire sera développé en lien avec Vétérinaires Sans Frontières/Initiative Conseil Développement Mali (VSF/ICD). Fort de son expertise sur la prévention de la malnutrition et de la promotion de bonnes pratiques d'hygiène et nutritionnelles au niveau communautaire, la CRM contribuera à réduire la prévalence des cas de malnutrition aigüe dans les villages ciblés. La promotion du volontariat et des principes Croix-Rouge contribuera à renforcer la CRM, facilitant la diffusion des gestes qui sauvent et des premiers secours.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Sénégal_La résilience des populations et en particulier des femmes des communautés du département de Thiès et Tivaouane est renforcée à travers la promotion de modes de vie sains et sûrs. À travers une action intégrée, portée par et pour les communautés, ce programme vise à renforcer durablement la résilience des communautés de 20 villages des départements de Thiès et Tivaoune (région de Thiès, Sénégal). Dans ce cadre, la Croix-Rouge sénégalaise prévoit des activités qui prennent en compte la dimension de mitigation des risques environnementaux et sanitaires identifiés préalablement par les communautés ; la promotion des bonnes pratiques de santé communautaire et d’hygiène et la protection de l’environnement et des ressources naturelles. Le programme participera à la mise en oeuvre de la politique de santé communautaire du gouvernement du Sénégal à travers un appui au niveau de la nutrition et de la santé maternelle et infantile. Grâce à son expertise, à son réseau de volontaires et à son ancrage communautaire, la Croix-Rouge propose une réponse sur mesure à partir des ressources présentes localement. Elle veillera également à la mise en réseau des communautés, à renforcer leurs liens avec les services étatiques et à leur autonomie dans la gestion des actions développées. Enfin, en tant qu’acteur central du projet, les capacités de la Croix-Rouge Sénégalaise seront renforcées en vue de favoriser une capacité d’action optimale et une pérennité des effets du projet.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome1_Belgique_Les enseignant-e-s ont renforcé durablement leur démarche en faveur de la citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire via les enjeux humains et environnementaux des conflits armés et des migrations et se positionnent comme acteur-trice-s d'éducation à la citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire dans un environnement scolaire propice Ce programme volet Nord aborde les thématiques du droit international humanitaire, des enjeux humains et environnementaux des conflits armés et des migrations, avec une prise en compte de la dimension genre. Il s’adresse à différents publics: les enseignant-e-s et les autorités du milieu scolaire; les acteurs et actrices relais tels que les militaires, les humanitaires, les journalistes, les avocat-e-s et magistrat-e-s, les fonctionnaires fédéraux et des Régions et Communautés; les volontaires et permanent-e-s de la Croix-Rouge de Belgique; et les décideurs et décideuses politiques belges. D'une part, nous visons le renforcement des enseignant-e-s dans leur démarche d'éducation à la citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire, dans un environnement scolaire propice. D'autre part, nous intervenons afin que les acteurs et actrices relais, les volontaires et permanent-e-s Croix-Rouge et les décideurs et décideuses politiques soient capables d'agir en faveur de la protection des victimes des conflits armés par une meilleure application du droit international humanitaire. Pour atteindre nos objectifs, nous collaborons avec d’autres acteurs à travers des synergies et des complémentarités. Enfin, nous adaptons notre démarche éducative à chacun de nos publics : sensibilisation, conscientisation, mise en action, formation, séminaire, journées d'études, etc.
Emergency response to the priority needs in sexual and reproductive health of Burundian refugees and host communities in South Kivu in Democratic Republic of Congo UNFPA, together with counterparts, will ensure that safe deliveries and other obstetric care is provided.  This will be done by supplying health facilities with emergency reproductive health kits including post rate kits and medical equipment.   Women of child bearing age will also be provided with dignity kits.  UNFPA will also ensure medical and psychosocial care is provided to rape survivors.   Approximately 17,000 will benefit from CERF funded support.
Providing life-saving support to households displaced by insecurity WFP will assist 60,000 internally displaced populations located in Mamdi department of Lac region. This assistance will be provided through a combination of general food distributions by in-kind and cash/voucher transfers. WFP will be able to purchase 1,086 MT of mixed commodities including cereals, pulses, salt, oil and CSB+ as well as voucher transfers of 727,434, adequate to meet the needs of the targeted beneficiaries for 60 days. 

Total project budget:  $19,628,224 
Total funds received to date:  $14,716,077
Amount requested from CERF:$3,100,001
Life-saving assistance for 10,000 newly arrived refugees in Ajuong Thok camp With CERF funds, UNICEF will increase access to water and sanitation facilities for 10,000 new refugees in Ajuong Thok camp through the construction of 10 water points and the installation of 200 latrines.  In addition, UNICEF will distribute water purification products, train beneficiary water committees, and carry out hygiene promotion campaigns through beneficiary volunteers.  The activities will be carried out over a period of six months.
Emergency nutrition response to communities affected by conflict and displacement in North Darfur The main objective is to prevent morbidity and mortality associated with acute malnutrition in communities affected by conflict and displacement. WFP will use CERF funds to 1) purchase and transport of specialised nutritious products and food, 2) screen and refer acute malnutrition, community mobilisation, defaulter tracing and counselling and 3) distribute specialised nutritious food for MAM treatment, and cereal, pulses, and vegetable oil for outreach workers.  29,969 IDPs and people in host communities in Kabkabiya, Dar Elsalam, Mellit, El Fasher, and Tawilla localities will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Prise en charge de la malnutrition aiguë sévère dans la région de Diffa UNICEF will target approximately 8,000 refugee, returnee alongside internally dispalced children under 5 in the treatment of severe acute malnutrition.  UNICEF will be working in 53 health centers in the affected areas. treatment will include provision of theraputic foods as well as medical care for more complicated cases.  WFP will be providing treatment to moderate acute malnourished children.  CERF funded UNICEF nutrition activities will continue through until July 2015.
Ensuring protection of earthquake affected women and children in Nepal The joint protection project with UNICEF and UNFPA aims to ensure the protection and dignity of women, children and vulnerable groups through the provision of safe spaces, dignity kits, and life-saving information on protection issues.  In particular, UNFPA will procure and distribute 7,600 dignity kits and develop and deseminate protection related materials.  UNICEF will procure and deliver clothing for 10,000 women and children and provide recreational materials to 1,000 safe spaces.  The project will benefit some 480,000 people over a three-month period.
Emergency WASH support to new refugee arrivals in White Nile State UNHCR, together with UNICEF and WHO in this joint project, will ensure refugee new arrivals and impacted host communities will have access to emergency life-saving WASH facilities. UNICEF aims to provide adequate water supply to emergency standards is provided to 30,000 refugee new arrivals while UNICEF and UNHCR will ensure 30,000 new arrivals in six sites and 10,000 host communities in two small sites per refugee site have access to sanitary means for excreta and solid waste disposal and are reached with messages on improved hygiene practices. WHO will provide functioning water quality monitoring systems to cover new arrivals including: training of the new workers, supplies to absorb the new caseload; and integrated vector control and sanitation community management in the targeted  locations.
Improving Food security and Livelihood for Sudanese refugees and surrounding communities in Chad The main objective is to improve the food security and self-sufficiency for Sudanese refugees and surrounding communities of rural populations in Eastern Chad. In this joint project FAO and UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) identify beneficiaries for cash/voucher intervention and distribute vouchers, 2) distribute of gardening kits (seeds, tools, small materials), 3) distribute vaccinated small ruminants and 4) vaccinate/parasites treatment of 100,000 small ruminants.  89,000 people in host communities in the Wadi-Fira Region (including Iridimi, Amnaback, and Mile camps) will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Emergency relief and response to internally displaced people in Libya and the promotion of psycho-social well-being of children and youth With CERF funds, UNHCR will distribute core relief items (such as tents, mattress, blankets, hygiene kits, and heaters) as well as medicine and medical supplies to address the basic survival needs of 87,000 recently displaced people in southern, western and eastern regions in Libya over a six-month period. Given the restricted movement of Tawerghan IDPs, UNHCR will procure and distribute 500 emergency food parcels to vulnerable families. UNHCR will also train host communities to conduct rapid needs assessment/registration and managing emergency response of IDPs within their communities, including initial registration of IDPs.
Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO 200447) This project aims to provide essential food aid to populations affected by the violence in Kunduz and earthquake in Northern Afghanistan. 120,750 individuals will receive food assistance for two months (Kunduz response – 50,750 and Earthquake response – 70,000).
Provision of winter clothing kits for vulnerable internally displaced children This project aims to provide clothing kits to at least 33,950 internally displaced children including hard to reach  areas in Homs, Rural Damascus, Dara’a as well as most vulnerable IDPs in Tartous.  As per the UNICEF 2015 SRP NFI project plan the overall target for provision of winter clothes is 508,000 children, UNICEF is prioritizing 33,950 children with the CERF funds to meet immediate gaps.  UNICEF has also started to mobilize funding to cover the remaining gaps and ensure timely procurement and delivery of winter clothes in September for the upcoming 2015/16 winter season.  

Total project budget: US$30,402,400
Total funds received to date: US$5,780,000
Amount requested from the CERF: US$1,500,000
Emergency Food Assistance to Victims of Cyclone Pam The CERF funding will allow WFP to provide general food rations to 57,300 individuals (10,800 households) for approximately one month.  WFP will continue food assistance for an additional two months.  CERF funds will purchase 522 MT of food commodities, including canned fish and rice, that will be procured in the region and delivered to Vanuatu in early April.
Emergency nutrition response in North Darfur The main objective is to contribute to reduction in mortality  and morbidity associated with severe acute malnutrition among the vulnerable population. UNICEF will use CERF funds to 1) conducting mass MUAC screening targeting the children 6-59 months among newly displaced population, 2) procure and provide to health facilities 12,771 cartons of RUTF, 303 cartons of F75, 224 cartons of F100, 42 pac of amoxicillin, 84 pac of Mebendazole and 5 pack of Vitamin A and 3) provide infant and young child feeding emergency counselling packages among other activities.  60,428 IDPs in Kabkabiya, Dar Elsalam, Mellit, El Fasher, and Tawilla localities will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Emergency Food Assistance to new Burundian Refugees With CERF funds, WFP will provide life-saving relief food assistance for 13,565 new Burundian refugees in Isingiro District: Nakivale and Oruchinga Settlements. WFP will purchase 936 mt of food commodities to meet the immediate food needs of the new arrivals (for two months) who are unable to provide their basic food needs and are wholly dependent on WFP. In addition, WFP will procure supplies for targeted supplementary feeding programs for an estimated 1,357 children 6-59 months old found with moderate acute malnutrition.
Provision of emergency health services to most vulnerable Syrian refugees newly arrived in Turkey following the recent events in the city of Kobane and surrounding areas The main objective is to provide technical support to the district health crisis management team in coordinating, prioritizing and planning the response to the refugee influx to strengthen the health service delivery at the public health centers.  WHO will use CERF funds to 1) develop the capacity of 10 MoH health professionals and 75 Syrian refugee health professionals to respond to public health crises, 2) provide essential medicines, medical and surgical supplies as well as diagnostic and emergency room equipment for the new Suruc camp and health facilities and 3) provide technical support to supplementary immunization activities for Syrian refugee children.  85,000 Syrian refugees in Sanlıurfa province will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Addressing health needs in the earthquake affected population The joint health cluster project aims to delivery essential medicines and supplies for emergency health response in Nepal in the first three months following the earthquake.  WHO will procure and deliver standard emergency health kits and water quality and waste management supplies to health facilities in 14 districts.  In addition, WHO will install 10 solar panels at rural health facilities where intermittent electricity is hindering emergency health care.  UNICEF will provide clean delivery and newborn kits and support mobile clinics to ensure that some 290,000 children under five have access to primary health care services.  UNFPA will deliver emergency reproductive health kits and equipment to support 300,000 women and youth of reproductive age.
Assistance alimentaire et appui  à la relance agricole d’urgence aux ménages en difficulté alimentaire aigüe suite à la sécheresse dans le Grand Sud de Madagascar. The continuous lack of rainfall in Southern Madagascar has almost completely destroyed the harvest season that was expected at the start of 2015; consequently some 200,000 people are facing acute food insecurity.  WFP and FAO are proposing a joint project to address the food insecurity of the affected people.  Using CERF funds WFP will reach 65,000 with food assistance and FAO will provide quick harvest seeds that can be harvested 3 months from planting alongside tools for 10,000 people.  WFP will distribute some 1,700 mt of food while FAO will distribute 80 mt of seeds and some 6,000 tools. Activities will continue for 3 months.
Assistance to Refugees and vulnerable food-insecure population (PRRO 200655) The present request to CERF will help WFP Burundi to support the supplementary feeding programme to malnourished expelled children under five and pregnant and lactating women to expelled Burundians.  Using CERF funds, WFP intends to procure 108mt of assorted supplementary feeding commodities, which is sufficient for just under three months of distributions.  The CERF funded component of this project will continue for up to 5 months.
Establishment of emergency telecommunication services for humanitarian community in Yemen Yemen has a weak telecommunications infrastructure, which has further deteriorated as a result of the ongoing crisis. A recent Emergency Telecommunications Custer (ETC) survey highlighted that over 60% of humanitarian community was in need of reliable telecommunication and data communication services in order to scale up operations. The ETC is looking to provide the necessary support to two common operational hubs in Aden and Al Hudaydah – including maintaining and improving security telecommunications services and a 24/7 radio room.
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Central African Republic In response to growing humanitarian needs, WFP UNHAS will use CERF funds to increase both its cargo and passenger capacity by adding two additional aircrafts.  Moreover, tis air transport capacity will also serve emergency needs including security relocations and medevacs.  Using CERF funds UNHAS aims to target 47mt of cargo per month and targets seving 36 locations in CAR, over five months.
Sauver des vies et fournir de l’aide alimentaire d’urgence aux populations qui sont directement affectés par l'insécurité dans le nord du Nigeria (opération d'urgence régionale 200777) WFP will be providing general food distributions to about 28,000 food insecure refugees, returnees, internaly displaced and, to a smaller extent to host families.  A monthly ration of cereals, pulses and vegetable oil will be provided.  This activity is directly linked with the nutrition sector, families of malnourished children will be included in the food distributions.  CERF funding will be used to procure 1,600 mt of food to be distributed over four months.
Support to maintenance of sanitation facilities (de-sludging of septic tank and holding tank) The main objective is to ensure that refugees in Domiz camp have access to operational latrines.  UNHCR will use CERF funds to de-sludge 900 septic tanks and holding tanks.  37,500 Syrian refugees in the Domiz Camp in Duhok will benefit from this support for 5 months.
Ensure adequate and rapid response to cholera alerts and outbreaks by the Health sector in Haiti 1,125,000 people will potentially benefit from the proposed interventions including some 15,000 new cholera cases expected for the second part of 2015 who receive treatment. An estimated 125,000 patients relatives benefitting from sensitization and distribution a cholera kit, and an additional 1,000,000 people will be reached by “cordons sanitaires” touching around 10 households each. An expected 500 personnel in health structures receiving supervision and refreshed or rapid on-site training by partners PAHO/WHO field teams and IOM.
Emergency Life-saving Nutrition services for the returning IDPS (Moderately acute malnourished children (6-59 months) and Pregnant & lactating women) in Kurram, Khyber and South Waziristan agencies of FATA The project objective is to ensure equitable access to life saving nutritional services for returning FATA IDPs vulnerable children 6-59months of age (boys and girls) at the community and health facilities levels.. The returning IDPs  malnourished children 6-59months of age in Kurram, Khyber and SWA agencies will be managed for moderate acute malnutrition and prevented from Severe acute malnutrition.

Total requirement:  $29,741,859
Funding to date:  $26,677,914
CERF requested: $200,000
Post-arrival Humanitarian Assistance for Vulnerable Undocumented Afghan Returnees from Pakistan The objective of the project is to improve undocumented Afghan Returnees’ physical and psychological wellbeing. Through this project IOM will identify, register and assist the most vulnerable undocumented Afghan families and individuals. Based on figures from the first six months of 2015, IOM estimates the overall projected total number of undocumented Afghan returnees to be assisted during the project period will be 13,900 (Nangarhar: 7,900 and Khost & Paktika: 6,000).
Emergency Life Saving services in support to the population influx from Burundi into Tanzania The health sector (UNHCR, WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA) and counterparts aim to reduce mortality and morbidity among 40,000 Burundian refugees by providing some basic but essential health services in transit camps and in the newly established refugee camp. This includes establishment of 4 health posts at the transit sites, procuring emergency health kits and other medication.  Immunization will take place for measles and polio, and a response for the treatment of cholera is also ongoing.  Emergency obstetric care will also be provided.  Partners will also provide quick trainings to health workers and community workers to perform these tasks.  The CERF funded component is for 3 months.
Emergency Health Care to refugees, IDPs, returnees and host population affected by the Nigerian crisis on the Lac Region in Chad WHO and UNICEF are jointly proposing to provide basic health services to people who have been affected and displaced due to the crisis in Nigeria.  A minimum package of interventions will be available at the health facilities.  WHO will be distributing inter agency emergency health kits and supplies while UNICEF will support refresher training to the 72 medical staff who have been identified and will be deployed to health centers in Bagassola, Bol and Liwa.  Approximately 13,000 will receive direct assistance from CERF funds.
Provision of critical health and WASH Services in new transit centre (TC) IOM will rehabilitate the water supply system the transit centers. This is critical to ensure a basic access to water for returnees and newly arriving refugees.  The proposed WASH/Health intervention will provide critical WASH services to 5,000 people (Congolese refugees and Rwandan returnees) at the transit centers by constructing latrines, showers and hand washing facilities.  IOM will construct a temporary emergency health post which will enable the provision of life-saving health care to returnees and refugees, within a safe environment.  Implementations for CERF funded component will continue for 9 months.
Strengthening lifesaving nutrition emergency intervention in Sudanese refugees camps and host community in eastern Chad The main objective is to reduce malnutrition-related mortality and morbidity among children under-five years of age through improved access to quality service of severe acute malnutrition and blanket feeding. UNICEF will use CERF funds to 1) strengthen the capacity of health centres, 2) procure and distribute emergency nutrition supplies, 3) procure Nutributter® and transport to health centres.  8,214 refugees and 2,738 people in host communities in the Wadi-Fira Region (including Amnabak, Iridimi, Touloum, Kounoungou and Mile refugees camps) will benefit from this support for 9 months.