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Protection monitoring for corrective response management The main objective of this project is to ensure safe, dignified, equitable and meaningful access to anticipatory humanitarian assistance through protection monitoring and thereby maximize the impact of the anticipatory actions of the other partners. UNHCR will use $300,000 from CERF to deploy protection monitors and apply monitoring procedures to inform the Anticipatory Action pilot through a protection lens. Trainings will be undertaken, so as to ensure that the protection monitors are able to take on their tasks.
Tracking and Monitoring Affected populations by drought and violence in Honduras The main objective of this project is to ensure effective humanitarian information management to support needs analysis, response, monitoring and identification of access gaps and limitations. IOM train enumerators, collect and process data in affected communities to identify needs of affected populations to prepare information products among other activities  Stakeholders, including Government, UN agencies, NGOs and other relevant partners will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Providing life-saving COVID-19 protection gear to vulnerable urban communities in Lebanese cities, including refugees and migrants. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene assistance in Lebanon (Sabra and Daouk-Ghawash neighbourhoods in Beirut). This UN Habitat project provides personal protective family kits containing basic hygiene necessities and raises awareness about the risks of COVID-19. The project provides life-saving assistance to 3,000 people, including 1,000 women and 1,500 children.
Provision of lifesaving cash assistance to households affected by Floods in Sindh, Pakistan The main objective of this project is to provide urgent lifesaving cash assistance to households affected by floods in Sindh. This WFP project provides 15,851 households with $1.03 million in cash to meet critical food needs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 103,032 people, including 26,304 women, 27,375 men, over nearly 50,000 children, including 2,576 people with disabilities.
Immediate food assistance to the most vulnerable families affected by the tropical storm Amanda The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving relief through general food distribution in four municipalities among the most hit by Tropical Storm Amanda.  WFP will use CERF funds to provide 2,370 families with general food assistance for a period of three months through cash transfers, with a value of US$150 to cover 45 days of food assistance.  11,850 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Preventing and Responding to the COVID-2019 Pandemic The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health, WASH assistance, education and child-protection assistance in 22 countries: Afghanistan, Bolivia, Brazil, Burundi, CAR, Chad, Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Myanmar, Niger, oPT, Peru, Sudan, Tanzania, Turkey, Ukraine, Venezuela. This UNICEF project strengthens risk communication and community engagement; supports case management including through the provision of criticl medical and WASH supplies; improves infection prevention and control; collects and analyses data on the impacts of COVID-19 on children and women; supports continued access to essential health care and nutrition services for women, children and vulnerable communities; supports access to education and children protection services; and supports access to continuous WASH services for children and their families.
Improve access to primary health care and strengthen capacity to respond to cholera and others disease outbreaks for IDPs and host communities faced with insecurity and floods in Cabo Delgado The main objective of this WHO project is to improve access to primary health care and support prevention, detection and response to infectious disease outbreaks including cholera, diarrhoea, dysentery and COVID-19 to the population affected by floods and insecurity in Cabo Delgado.
With this CERF grant, WHO will mainly provide 20 cholera investigation Kits and Community Cholera Emergency Kits, will Strength the disease surveillance and Enhance hygiene promotion and community engagement on cholera, diarrhoeal diseases and COVID19 prevention and control. 
The project covers health sector and will last six months. It will benefit 200,000 people including 22,500 girls and 100,449 women. 10% of the resources are dedicated to COVID-19 management.
Life-saving assistance to the population affected by the Tropical Storm Amanda in El Salvador The main objective of this project is to provide humanitarian support and improve the living conditions of persons displaced by Tropical Storm Amanda. IOM will use CERF funds to 1) make infrastructural improvements at prioritized emergency shelters, 2) provide NFIs to 1,000 families in shelters and hosting communities and 3) provide 1,000 women with psychological assistance among other activities.  5,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 4 months.
Assurer l’offre de services de santé sexuelle et reproductive et de prise en charge des VBG dans les régions de l’ASSABA, GUIDIMAGHA et HODH ECHARGUI au profit des réfugiés, leurs hôtes et les populations affectées par crise humanitaire et alimentaire The main objective of this UNFPA project is to provide quality reproductive health services and to ensure GBV survivors’ access to life-saving services in the drought affected districts in Mauritania, including the Malia refugees from Mbera Camp.
With this CERF grant, UNFPA will mainly provide 3,000 dignity kits, 13 post-rape kits and 25 delivery kits.   
The project covers Health and Protection (GBV) sectors and will last nine months. It will benefit 17,870 persons including 4,500 girls, 11,720 women and 70 persons with disabilities for the Health sector, and 7,800 persons including 5,500 girls and 150 women for the Protection sector.
Access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health services and access to services for survivors of Gender Based Violence for vulnerable, ethnic populations This $947,445 project by UNFPA aims to provide access to life–saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services and to safe, confidential and timely Gender Based Violence (GBV) services. Activities include provision of psychosocial support to 1,400 women and girls, cash for 240 women and girls and post rape kits for 15 health facilities, among others. UNFPA will also train 60 health workers and 140 birth attendants in SRH; and 60 first line responders and 75 female community leaders on GBV. In total, UNFPA aims to reach 7,589 people with GBV services (of whom 174 persons with disabilities) and 8,928 people with SRH services (of whom 151 persons with disabilities).
Emergency Health Assistance to communities affected by floods in Bundibugyo, Bududa and Sironko districts The main objective of this WHO project is to provide emergency health assistance to communities affected by floods in Bundibugyo, Bududa and Sironko districts. 
With this CERF grant, WHO will mainly provide 60,000 mosquito nets, 20 assorted medicine kits, 5 Interagency Health kits, 5 cholera kits, 5 trauma kits and 30 patient bed mattresses. 
The project covers health sector and will last six months. It will benefit 150,000 persons (including 41,148 girls, 35,052 women and 21,000 persons with disabilities).
Appui aux ménages agropasteurs affectés par la crise pastorale de 2019 The main objective of this FAO project is to improve food security of vulnerable households affected by the drought. 
With this CERF grant, FAO will provide 495 MT of fodder, animal drugs to treat 12,000 animals, 60 kg of fodder seeds, 15,615 kg of seeds and agriculture inputs for 60 vegetable women groups.
The project covers Food security/Agriculture sector and will last nine months. It will benefit 29,250 people including 7,000 girls, 8,000 women and 260 people living with disabilities).
Multi-Purpose Cash Grant (MPCG) to Support Emergency Food Assistance for the worst cyclone affected vulnerable households The main objective of this project is to save lives through provision of food assistance to the most vulnerable cyclone Amphan-affected households.. WFP will use CERF funds to provide 15,594 household with cash transfers totaling $551,019.  70,619 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Port Augmentation Activities By improving infrastructure at Beirut Port, the project will contribute to the continuity of port operations, focusing on grain handling and critical humanitarian cargo. This infrastructure contribution will be closely coordinated and integrated in the Government’s national plans for the overall rehabilitation of the port. WFP’s proposed contribution to this effort will be two-fold: 1) Establishing temporary bulk and break bulk receiving facility at Beirut Port and 2) Providing cargo handling equipment and operational support assets to support the Government.
 
To enable operations, WFP will establish emergency telecoms and communications facilities at Beirut Port, and will contract required services, including warehousing, transport, stevedoring, quality control, port superintendence, and fuel delivery and management.

WFP has already airlifted mobile storage units as a temporary storage solution to replace the destroyed silos, as well as lights, generators, and prefabricated office supplies, into Beirut.
Assistance d’urgence pour la restauration des moyens de subsistance des ménages vulnérables affectés par la sècheresse The main objective of this FAO project is to improve food security and strengthen the livelihoods of vulnerable households affected by the drought and the impact of the COVID-19 in 5 districts of Grand Sud region of Madagascar.
With this CERF grant, FAO will mainly provide 160 MT of seeds (cereals and pulses), 15,000 vegetables seeds sachets, 22,500 farming tools, 500 individuals drip irrigation kits and 500 sprayers.
The project covers livelihoods/agriculture Assistance sector and will last six months. It will benefit 50,000 persons (including 9,500 girls. 17,500 women and 365 persons living with disabilities).
Upgrading shelter conditions for 140 female-headed household and provision of inclusive education services for 2180 Palestine Refugee students The project aims to achieve the following expected results in the five areas of intervention (North, Saida, Tyre, Beqaa, and Central Lebanon): 1)Shelter conditions are improved for 140 female-headed households and households with at least one person with special needs (PSN) member;2)2,170 children reached by the intensive support program of the Learning Support team, in the current academic year 2019-2020:  993 Grade 1 (131 PRS and 862 PRL) and 1,177 Grade 2 (178 PRS and 999 PRL);3)10 SEN children (between the age 6-18) enrolled in Special Education schooling.

The project targets a total of 2,180 vulnerable Palestinian refugees from Syria and Palestinian refugees in Lebanon with Education engagement and 588 of the same vulnerable populations of concern with ES/NFI engagement.
Emergency food security assistance for vulnerable Palestine refugees in Gaza and West Bank The main objective of this project is to cover one quarter of food security needs in Gaza and the West Bank, while UNRWA continues to mobilize resources against its $119 million food security project in the Humanitarian Response Plan for which it faces a funding shortfall. In Gaza, basic food commodities are distributed to targeted refugees through UNRWA distribution centres. In the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, emergency cash-assistance is provided through e-cards to targeted abject poor refugee households outside and inside 19 Palestine refugee camps. This project targets 1,024,603 of the most vulnerable Palestine refugees in Gaza and the West Bank, including roughly equal parts men, women, boys and girls, and 40,000 people with disabilities.
Strengthening the response of emergency health services for acute malnutrition care in 8 municipalities The main objective of this project is to contribute to the decrease in morbidity and mortality associated with moderate and severe acute malnutrition, with and without complications.  WHO will use CERF funds to provide nutritional assessment kits and tools for early childhood development to healthcare units, install water supply systems and deliver water quality monitoring/control equipment and supplies among other activities. 3,216 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Anticipatory action against compounding food security threats in Somalia The main aim of this project is to mitigate declines in food consumption and loss of livelihoods in view of projected crop and vegetation destruction linked to desert locust and flooding. The $2.3 million from CERF will enable FAO to vaccinate 6 million goats at risk of transboundary diseases and conduct desert locust control across 20,000 ha by way of aerial and ground operations. 900,000 vulnerable pastoralists in Somaliland and Puntland will be supported through this project.
Humanitarian Response for Immediate WASH needs of flood affected communities in South Sudan The strategic objective of this CERF project is to support the scaling up of immediate response to mitigate the humanitarian effect of floods on 360,000 people in affected areas. Lifesaving WASH Core Pipeline supplies already in country will be used to immediately respond to the flood and this CERF funding will be used to replace the supply used for the floods to ensure minimum level of stock is maintained in the WASH Core pipeline. The key WASH supplies to be provided are water treatment chemicals, spares for rehabilitation of damaged boreholes, latrine slabs (squatting pans), latrine kits, NFI including jerry-cans, buckets, hygiene kits and soap for practicing safe hygiene behaviours.

The main outputs from the provision and use of the WASH supplies are:

1.	Restoration of access to safe drinking water to pre-flood levels to all affected households, communities as well as schools and health centers.

2.	Adoption of key safe hygiene practices through providing access to essential items at household level.

3.	Provision of access to and use of emergency latrines including hand washing stations that are appropriate, gender segregated, accessible to people with disabilities and culturally acceptable in the most concentrated sites at community level and in institutions.
Preventing and responding to the impact of COVID-19 outbreak on food security The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security (agriculture) assistance in 3 countries: Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Haiti. This FAO project protects agriculture- and livestock-based livelihoods by distributing seeds, animal feed and other agricultural inputs; raises awareness about the transmission of COVID-19; provides protective equipment to prevent the transmission of the disease; mitigates the negative impact of the pandemic through cash distributions; and collects data on the impact of the pandemic on food value chains and agricultural systems.
Réponse rapide d''urgence en matière de Nutrition et de protection pour les enfants et les femmes les plus vulnérables dans les régions de Gao, Ménaka, Mopti, Ségou au Mali The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition, child protection and education assistance to IDPs and host communities in Gao, Mopti and Segou regions. This UNICEF project conducts active malnutrition screening; provides integrated management of children suffering from severe acute malnutrition; delivers psycho-social support by establishing child-friendly safe spaces; providing emergency care for unaccompanied children, former child soldiers and victims of sexual- and gender-based violence; and improves access to equitable education by training teachers and distributing education kits. The project provides life-saving nutrition assistance to 165,000 people, including 65,000 women and 100,000 children ; life-saving child protection assistance to 7,574 people, including 182 women and 7,210 children; life-saving education assistance to 2,000 children.
Forecast based Anticipatory Early Action to Support Disaster Preparedness for the Flood Affected Vulnerable Households The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving transfer of unconditional cash to flood-prone families in Rangpur (Gaibandha, Kurigram), Rajshahi (Bogura, Sirajganj) and Mymensingh (Jamalpur). In collaboration with the Bangladesh Red Crescent, WFP distributes $53 to each household, to help them meet their essential food and non-food needs in the immediately prior to and immediately following the flooding. The project provides life-saving assistance to 309,500 people, including nearly 93,500 women, 69,000 boys and 65,000 girls.
Réponse d''urgence pour que les services de soins de santé essentiels et vitaux pour les réfugiés et la communauté hôte pendant la période de transition soient assurés The main objective of this UNHCR project is to improve health status and wellbeing of the refugees of the Mbera camp and host communities in Bassikounou through improved primary and critical secondary heath care. 
With this CERF grant, UNHCR will mainly support the NGO ALIMA to provide primary and critical secondary heath care.   
The project covers health sector and will last nine months. It will benefit 44,250 persons (including 12,390 girls, 12,390 women and 885 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de l’accès au paquet services essentiels pour les survivant(e)s de violences sexuelles et sexistes de la crise Boko Haram The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-cluster refugee assistance and SGBV assistance to IDPs, refugees, and returnees. This UNFPA project supports SGBV survivors, improves access to basic social services in 202 sites, distributes dignity kits, and raises awareness in communities about preventing SGBV. The multi-cluster refugee assistance component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 97,200 people including 32,400 women, 25,920 men, and 38,880 children. The SGBV component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 5,603 people, including 1,868 women, 1,494 men, and 2,241 children.
Providing Comprehensive Care and Response services for GBV Survivors in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving gender-based violence protection assistance to vulnerable internally displaced people and host communities in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe state. This UNFPA project enhances the availability and capacity of gender-based violence protection and response services for survivors by: establishing a toll-free hotline and call centre; equipping and staffing 7 sexual assault referral centres and 3 one-stop centres; renovating and maintaining 2 safe shelters; supporting community-based protection mechanisms; and strengthen system-wide accountability for the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse. The project provides life-saving assistance to 212,000 people, including 118,000 women, 2,000 men, 92,000 children, and 965 people with disabilities.
Provision of WASH services to Cholera and Flood affected communities in Ethiopia The main objective of this $4.3 m project is to provide access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation and hygiene messages. The CERF funding will enable UNICEF to rehabilitate 85 boreholes serving over 280,000 people, conduct water trucking to support 100,000 people, construct 115 latrines, distribute 700,000 soaps and conduct an audio van campaign to raise awareness about COVID-19 and cholera risks and appropriate hygiene practices. In total, 430,000 people will be targeted by the project, including 106,624 women and 94,919 girls.
Provision of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items ( NFIs) , targeting flood affected populations in Puntland, Hiirshabelle, South West and Jubaland States of Somalia The main objective of the project is to provide Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI) for flood-affected populations in Puntland, Hiirshabelle, South West and Jubaland. UNHCR will use CERF funds to procure and replenish 7,000 Emergency Shelter Kits and 7,000 NFI kits consisting of plastic sheets, sleeping mats, jerry cans, kitchen sets, etc. and and five national implementing partners will distribute these to support 52,500 displaced persons and host communities, of whom 15,969 will be women and 18,800 girls. People with disabilities will make up 7,800 of the targeted persons.
Humanitarian WASH and Protection response to communities affected by drought in the Dry Corridor in Honduras. The main objective of this project is to provide safe access to WASH and Protection services for communities affected by drought and migration-related violence.  UNICEF will use CERF funds to install 80 Rain Water Harvesting systems in schools, deliver 4800 family filters to families lacking access to safe water network systems and increase access to psychosocial support services among other activities.  36,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Providing Emergency School Meals and Nutrition Assistance to Vulnerable Populations WFP will provide emergency school meals to pre-primary and primary school children to ensure that every child affected by the emergency has access to a nutritious and affordable diet so that they can reach their full potential. Serving a fortified meal at school provides much needed support to meet immediate food and nutrition needs of individual school children in a context with limited other (food-based) safety nets in place for the poorest and vulnerable resident population. A meal at school allows the establishment of a safe space, allowing children to gain a sense of normalcy. It helps improve retention in schools, safeguarding their education and preventing losses of years of learning. The programme also relieves pressure from families, as the school meals act as an income transfer, who face challenges in providing adequate nutritious meals for their children.   This intervention is especially critical given the economic and currency crisis currently facing the country.
WFP’s emergency nutrition response aims to treat moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) among children under five as well as pregnant and lactating women (PLW) through targeted supplementary feeding programme (TSFP), which helps prevent morbidity and mortality associated with acute malnutrition. The treatment of MAM is one of the three components of the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM), catching children before they deteriorate to severe acute malnutrition (SAM) and provides the required referral for children suffering from SAM to prevent relapse. The complementary components of outpatient and inpatient treatment will be supported by UNICEF and WHO in the same localities.

This project targets 712,000 people with the Food Security engagement and 328,078 affected people with its Nutrition engagement.
Cash assistance for averting famine and strengthening emergency livelihoods The main objective of this FAO project is to respond to increasing food insecurity by strengthening livelihoods with cash assistance. With CERF funding, FAO and its partners distribute cash to at-risk and vulnerable people from marginal farming, herding and landless communities, focusing on women-headed households and people with disabilities in rural areas. This should allow families to meet their basic needs and improve their food consumption scores. During the cash distributions, FAO and its partners also provide information on Covid-19 safety measures and protection measures. Some 455,000 people will benefit from this project including more than 270,000 children and an estimated 12,285 people with disabilities. This project is part of an $80 million CERF allocation to support cash programming in response to increasing food insecurity in 6 countries.