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Provision of life-saving quality education emergency services, and WASH services to the most vulnerable, crisis-affected girls and boys, including those with disabilities The main objective of this $2 million UNICEF project is to provide life-saving emergency education services as well water and sanitary hygiene (WASH) support to crisis-affected people. To that end, UNICEF will rehabilitate critical water and sanitation infrastructure, distribute essential hygiene items, and conduct hygiene promotion activities to support 35,000 people, including 9,800 women, 8750 girls and 700 people with disabilities, in the WASH sector. UNICEF will also set up temporary learning spaces and distribute dignity kits and learning supplies to facilitate access to education for 18,692, including 8,365 boys, 8,364 girls and 1,714 people with disabilities.
Renforcement de la réponse humanitaire pour la réduction du haut risque de mortalité maternelle, et néonatale, des violences basées sur le genre et des abus et exploitation sexuels liés à l’insécurité alimentaire dans quatre districts sanitaires du Grand The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual- and reproductive-health, protection and gender-based violence assistance to vulnerable communities in Madagascar. This UNFPA project provides maternal health services to pregnant and lactating women, procures inter-agency reproductive health kits, deploys mobile clinics, distributes dignity kits, and provides gender-based violence psycho-social support and case management services. The sexual-and reproductive-health component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 62,000 people, including 16,000 women, 15,000 men, 31,000 children, and 6,000 persons with disabilities. The protection component provides life-saving assistance to 10,000 people including 2,400 women, 2,300 men, 5,300 children, and 1,500 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence component provides life-saving assistance to 2,325 people, including 1,200 women, 1,125 children, and 400 persons with disabilities.
Life-Saving Assistance to Drought Affected Populations in Djibouti trough sectoral response in Nutrition, WASH, GBV and Child Protection The main objective is to deliver  Life-Saving Assistance to Drought Affected Populations in Djibouti through sectoral response in Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Gender Based Violence, and Child Protection. UNICEF and its implementing partners provide nutrition services through mobile units, child protection services, and lifesaving Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene interventions including water trucking, rehabilitation of water pumping equipment and wells; distribution of water treatment chemicals, and conducting hygiene promotion in the community. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 65,815 people, including 25,642  women, 23,153 men, 17,020 children, and 839 persons with disabilities.
Réponse nutritionnelle d’urgence pour les populations vulnérables dans les régions de Ménaka, Ségou, Mopti, Gao, Tombouctou et les sites des déplacés de Bamako The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Gao, Menaka, Mopti, Ségou and Tomboctou regions. This UNICEF project screens children for severe acute malnutrition (SAM), provides therapeutic treatment to children suffering from SAM, distributes nutrition-WASH kits, and provides training on infant and young child feeding. The project provides life-saving assistance to 655,000 people, including 12,500 women, 642,500 children, and 4,000 persons with disabilities.
WFP Relief Response to Drought Affected Population in Bay, Bakool, Galgaduud and Mudug regions of Somalia. The aim of this $2.5m WFP project is to address food consumption gaps of drought-affected households by distributing unconditional food vouchers. The CERF funding will enable WFP to expand its assistance, identifying and registering an additional 35,205 households and providing cash for one month – thereafter other donors will continue the cash transfers. In total, this project will support 211,232 Somalis, including 79,357 women and 26,259 girls.
Support for Medication and Hospitalization Coverage for Vulnerable Populations in Lebanon Through this project, WHO respond to the needs of the most vulnerable affected people targeted through a three-pronged approach; 1) Provision of cost coverage for lifesaving and limb saving interventions within hospitals; 2)  Provision of essential acute and chronic medications to PHCFs and dispensaries; 3)  Provision of cost coverage for patients in hospital inpatient care units for COVID-19. This project targets a total of 143,443 affected people with its Health engagement.
Lifesaving severe acute malnutrition treatment services for children under five and pregnant and lactating mothers and provision of WASH response for flood affected populations in Lasbela, and Jhal Magsi Balochistan The main objective of this project is to provide Nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This UNICEF project provides fresh water to flood-affected households, prevents severe acute malnutrition among women and children, builds latrines, and provides treatment for water- and vector-borne diseases. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 62,710 people, including 25,839 women, 2,010 men, 34,861 children, and including 1,953 persons with disabilities.
Réponse à la crise nutritionnelle dans les provinces du Batha, N’Djaména et Wadi Fira The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to children affected by food insecurity in Chad. The UNICEF project provides screening and specialized treatment for severe acute malnutrition, among others, to 32,000 children, including 1,600 people with disabilities.
Assistance médico-sanitaire aux populations affectées par l’insécurité alimentaire dans les 29 formations sanitaires dans 3 régions sanitaires au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance in Agadez, Maradi and Zinder regions. This WHO project supports 27 intensive nutrition recovery centres to provide care and services to women and children suffering from severe acute malnutrition. The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,850 people, including 6,820 women, 10,030 children, and 675 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 immediate needs in Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (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 $480,000 in multi-purpose cash among other activities. The project provides assistance to 72,000 people including 26,000 men, 33,000 women, 13,000 children, and including 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening the Emergency Protection Response for internally displaced people (IDPs) in Upper Nile, Unity and Northern Jonglei states The main objective of this $2.6 million UNHCR project is to provide emergency protection services to people displaced by conflict and unprecedented floods. To that end, UNHCR will provide multi-purpose cash to 14,900 people, in-kind assistance, including core relief items and shelter support, to 13,825 people as well as comprehensive protection case management support, including referrals, targeting 23,040 people. UNHCR will also conduct awareness raising and community coherence events targeting more than 25,000 people to strengthen the overall protection environment. In total, UNHCR will reach 67,800 people, including 21,018 women, 18,984 girls and 2,610 people with disabilities.
Multipurpose CASH for refugee women and girls to access essential hygiene items The key objective of this project is to provide Multipurpose Cash for refugee women and girls to access essential hygiene items. This UNFPA provides unrestricted multi-purpose Cash for refugee women and girls to help meet their basic needs for hygiene items and mitigate against GBV risks. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 2,574 people, including 592 women, and 1,982 children.
Emergency WASH support for Flood Victims in Gambia The main objective of this $350,00 UNICEF project is to provide life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding in Gambia. To that end, UNICEF will provide access to safe water to flood-affected households, distribute WASH kits, conduct hygiene and sanitation education in the community and in schools, and rehabilitate emergency water facilities and latrines. The project provides life-saving assistance to 42,200 people, including 10,486 women, 22,190 children, and 507 persons with disabilities.
Food assistance in response to recent displacements in Northern Mozambique The complex emergency in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, continues to deteriorate, leaving an estimated 1.5 million people in need of lifesaving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance and protection in 2022 . By June 2022, more than 946,500 people were estimated to be internally displaced in Mozambique due to the conflict in Cabo Delgado, with approximately 870,000 displaced people in Cabo Delgado, 74,000 in Nampula, 2,000 in Niassa, and 680 in Zambezia. More than one million people in Cabo Delgado, Niassa, and Nampula are estimated to be experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3 or above) according to the latest Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) analysis, conducted before the cyclone season and the beginning of the war in Ukraine. The updated number is likely to be much higher. Further complicating the humanitarian situation, the latest series of attacks in Nangade, Macomia, Meluco and Ancuabe demonstrate the active presence of NSAGs, despite recent military operations conducted by the national and Rwandan armies.

Around 70 percent of IDPs are staying in host communities whose already meagre resources have been further strained by the continuing influx of IDPs, severely limiting access to basic services, natural resources, and humanitarian assistance. Pemba city now hosts more than 139,500 displaced people. In a city with a non-IDP population of 224,000 people, this is putting the city's health, sanitation and education services under immense pressure. In Metuge district, the number of displaced people (126,030) is higher than the original population (101,339).

WFP has scaled up its food assistance from around 350,000 IDPs in January 2021 to reaching over 920,000 IDPs in the northern provinces in the cycle of April/May 2022. 

With CERF funds, WFP aims at assisting 7,405 IDPs prioritizing those fleeing from attacks that took place in Ancuabe district. To address the needs of people on the move and in hard-to-reach areas, WFP’s response is implemented by the WFP Pemba field office with technical support from Maputo.
WASH intervention and rehabilitation of educational centers to benefit children, families, and communities in 8 municipalities of Pinar del Río. The main objective of this project is to provide WASH and education assistance to communities affected by Hurricane Ian in western Cuba. This UNICEF project provides safe access to water and education to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 184,110 people, including 78,489 women, 72,449 men, 33,172 children, and including 9,690 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life saving sexual and reproductive health services, gender–based violence response and mental health and psychosocial support in Chin, Kayah, Mon, and Shan (northern and southern) States The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual- and reproductive health and gender-based violence assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Chin, Kayah, Mon and Shan. This UNFPA project procures emergency reproductive health kits, provides conditional cash transfers, distributes menstrual hygiene management and dignity kits, strengthens community-based mechanisms, supports women- and girl-friendly safe spaces, and deploys mobile medical clinics. The sexual- and reproductive health component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 10,600 people, including 9,615 women, 250 men, 735 children, and 212 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence component provides life-saving assistance to 24,957, including 19,017 women, 5,000 men, 940 children, and 499 persons with disabilities.
Children and adolescents who are victims or at risk of violence, including armed violence and GBV, receive protection services and strengthen their resilience The main objective of this project is to provide access to protection, mental health, and psycho-emotional and gender-responsive services to girls, boys and adolescents’ victims of violence and at risk of violence including armed violence, gender-based violence, abuse and exploitation. This UNICEF project provides 1) mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) through mobile teams of psychologists and social workers, 2) safe and child-friendly spaces, and 3) front-line worker training in the detection, first aid, referral and gender-responsive support to children and adolescent survivors/at risk of violence among other activities. The project provides assistance to 15,000 people, including 1,000 men, 2,000 women, 12,000 children, and including 2,250 persons with disabilities.
Provision of multipurpose cash assistance to displaced Yemeni families facing acute food insecurity The main objective of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This UNHCR project provides IDPs facing food insecurity with unconditional cash transfers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 17,718 people, including 4,075 women, 3,190 men, 10,453 children, and including 709 persons with disabilities.
Addressing Acute Malnutrition through Agriculture and Nutrition-sensitive Interventions in Borno and Yobe States The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition and food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by malnutrition in north-east Nigeria. This FAO project produces nutrient dense local food, and provides food vouchers and vegetable seeds, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 11,500 people in the Nutrition sector, including 3,000 women, 7,000 children, and 550 persons with disabilities, and 21,000 people in the Food Security sector, including 10,500 women and 275 persons with disabilities.
Human rights protection through increasing monitoring, reporting, legal advice, capacity building and advocacy on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) in the United Nations Syria response This project is part of an overall programme through which the OHCHR Syria Office strengthens its support to the humanitarian leadership and partners in implementing a robust response based on expanded factual data and legal analysis for the protection of human rights. The Office’s work is done remotely from Beirut, Lebanon as the Syrian Government does not allow OHCHR access to the country. OHCHR delivers a complementary range of programming elements – monitoring/reporting, legal analysis, and technical cooperation – which backstop the Human Rights Advisors who work with the Resident Coordinator/Humanitarian Coordinator (RC/HC) and the humanitarian leadership in Syria as well as the Regional Humanitarian Coordinator (RHC) and Deputy Regional Humanitarian Coordinator (DRHC). This innovative model allows the Office to provide a whole package of support and advisory services including regular data/analysis and legal review as well as responding to humanitarians’ ad hoc requests based on developments on the ground.

Supporting protection activities aiming to prevent, stop, or remedy violations of rights in life-threatening contexts, such as the provision of protection-related and life-saving information to affected people is the central element of this OHCHR Syria project submission. Its key objective is to expand human rights monitoring, analysis, reporting, advice, advocacy and other engagements, including through the referrals of victims/survivors to service providers with a special focus on the rights of groups most at risk of being discriminated against, including women, girls, young people, adolescents, and persons with disabilities.

Using its monitoring, documentation and legal analysis of the human rights situation and patterns of violations by parties on the ground to support UN protection and advocacy, OHCHR’s concrete activities will support prevention and mitigate protection risks for the most vulnerable in Syria. This Protection-HR project directly targets approximately 500 affected people, however its value resides in the support function provided to the humanitarian coordination architecture and the protection analysis for the WoS, through advocacy, legal notes, humanitarian due diligence and human rights monitoring, to name a few.
Rétablir l’accès des groupes les plus vulnérables aux services vitaux de santé sexuelle et reproductive et de prévention et prise en charge des violences basées sur le genre dans 4 districts les plus touchés par le passage des cyclones BATSIRAI et EMNATI The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection and health assistance to people affected by Batsirai et Emnati tropical cyclones. This UNFPA project provides life-saving assistance to 26,620 people, including 6,568 women, 6,554 men, 13,498 children, and 2,130 persons with disabilities.
Appui aux moyens de subsistance des ménages d’agropasteurs vulnérables dans les départements en phase 3 ou plus du Cadre Harmonisé des régions de Diffa, Maradi, Tahoua et Tillabéri au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihoods assistance to communities in Diffa, Maradia, Tahoua and Tillaberi. This FAO project provides agricultural inputs including seeds, distributes and vaccinates livestock, and provides cash and voucher assistance to farming households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 241,500 people, including 34,850 women, 32,400 men, 174,250 children, and including 5,180 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving essential health services to displaced people and vulnerable host communities in Rakhine The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving essential health services in Rakhine. This UNICEF project provides 1) 6,000 primary health care consultations, 2) essential medical treatments for chronic diseases to 2,400 people, 3) antenatal care services to 1,000 pregnant women and 4)  essential medical treatments to 6,000 infants. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,000 people, including 4,500 women, 3,600 men, 19,000 children, and 500 persons with disabilities.
Support to IDP/host community in Abyei and Twic through provision of protection and promotion of solutions The inter communal conflict in Abyei has resulted in the killing of women and children and the displacement of thousands of people.  In addition to revenge killings, houses were burnt to ashes, schools destroyed, and properties looted. The project aims to mitigate the suffering of people and the effects of the conflict through strengthening protection engagements and alleviating the suffering of affected communities and people. Serious protection concerns for the internally displaced/returnees/host communities have been identified, including fear of new attacks, targeted killings, GBV incidents, and child protection concerns.

This project targets 30,000 affected people with its Protection engagement, and 10,000 with GBV multi-sector response and prevention.
Provision of Integrated Lifesaving Reproductive Health and GBV Prevention and Response Services for floods and crisis Affected Communities The main objective of this project is to scale up protection and sexual and reproductive health services to mitigate the adverse impact of a projected flood shock on the lives and livelihoods of vulnerable women, girls and other marginalized group in Unity State. This UNFPA project supports health facilities and mobile teams to deliver emergency obstetric and new-born care, family planning and other lifesaving reproductive health services for communities, distributes dignity kits and cash to the most vulnerable women and girls and provides other protection services such as gender-based violence case management and psychosocial support, among others. The project provides sexual and reproductive health services to 19,090 people, including 917 men, 9,540 women, 583 boys, 8,050 girls and 3,801 people with disabilities, and protection support to 17,750 people, including  2,102 men, 9,323 women, 931 boys, 5,394 girls and 1,774 people with disabilities.
Provision of emergency WASH services to drought and disease affected communities in Banadir and Bay regions of South-Central Somalia The main objective is to provide life-saving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services to drought-affected populations and reduce the prevalence of AWD/Cholera in the hotspot areas. UNICEF focuses on provision of targeted water trucking ,Water source disinfection and chlorination ,rehabilitates of strategic water sources, constructs emergency shared latrines and  provides of Hygiene kit combined with hygiene promotion. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 90,000 people, including 18,900 women, 16,200 men, 54,900 children, and including 13,500 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance and bread value chain rehabilitation targeting the underserved and food insecure communities of Hama, Homs and Quneitra The project is implemented in the Hama, Homs and Quneitra governorates. Whilst food needs are widespread across Syria, in terms of severity, both Hama and Quneitra are amongst the top three governorates presenting the highest levels of food insecurity at 66 and 58 percent, respectively. Hama’s high food insecurity rate is heavily impacted by the worsening agricultural situation whereby the ongoing drought and associated reduction in agricultural output has translated into high unemployment rates and reduced purchasing power amongst the predominantly agrarian community. Quneitra on the other hand, whilst experiencing similar employment challenges and its associated disruption to local food systems and food availability. In terms of Homs, the governorate has a food insecurity prevalence rate of 51 percent.  

WFP proposes an integrated approach to address basic food needs at a community level: across the underserved areas of Hama, Homs and Quneitra, through a combination of immediate crisis response interventions such as in-kind and cash assistance to vulnerable families, as well as early recovery initiatives aimed at restoring specifically food systems related to the bread value chain.

This FSA project directly targets 203,500 affected people.
Provision of Emergency Logistics Services Amid Soaring Food Insecurity in Sudan Through this CS-Logistics project, WFP supports FAO to address urgent food security related needs nationwide through provision of logistics services, currently planned to be centered on dispatch and delivery of agricultural and livestock inputs— of nearly 2,500MT across 14 states nationwide.
Renforcer une réponse humanitaire adaptée aux besoins des personnes affectées par la sècheresse dans le Grand sud de Madagascar The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Protection assistance to 5,000 affected people. This IOM ensure humanitarian actors mainstream protection assistance to 1,050 women, 1,000 men, 1,950 children, and 400 persons with disabilities.