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Provision of holistic humanitarian support to persons with disabilities in Aweil South and Tonj South As a result of the conflict in South Sudan, it is estimated that the proportion of persons with disabilities increased substantially, these included congenital or disabilities caused by mines, unexploded ordinance, the effects of war such as poverty, insufficient access to essential services and displacement. IOM and Humanity and Inclusion (HI) surveys (Malakal 2021 , Wau 2019 , Bentiu 2018 ) on disability inclusion and access to humanitarian services in displacement camps shows that people with disabilities face greater challenges to access services, with greater challenges experienced among women and especially children with disabilities (75% perceive having less access to services, food, education that children without disabilities). There remain high levels of stigma and discrimination towards persons with disabilities, neurological and mental health conditions further reinforcing exclusion and vulnerability to protection and mental health risks.

This Protection project aims to improve empowerment and inclusion of persons with disabilities through three complementary components: a total of 15,530 affected people- 5,440 men, 5,860 women, 1,935 boys, 2,295 girls - will be supported, of whom 3,230 are neglected, vulnerable and marginalized persons with disabilities in the priority counties of Aweil South and Tonj South. In addition to focusing on the persons with disabilities, the project also reaches out, through awareness raising activities, to the wider community among whom persons with disabilities reside. Inclusion of the broader community will assist in addressing the attitudinal and environmental barriers which persons with disabilities face in their day to day lives.
Improve access to and capacity of health services to provide emergency primary care to Venezuelans The main objective of this project is to reduce preventable morbidity and mortality by strengthening access to and capacity of health services to provide emergency and essential primary care. This WHO project supports 10 health facilities, provides quick turnover emergency health supplies, personal protective equipment (PPE) and trains local health teams among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 60,340 people, including 29,000 women, 20,500 men, 11,000 children, and 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Food Assistance to newly displaced and conflict-affected persons The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance to displaced communities affected by conflict. This WFP project provides food is distributed to people to meet their daily food and nutrition needs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 68,450 people, including 16,960 women, 15,610 men, 35,880 children, and 9,322 persons with disabilities.
Offre des soins des santé primaires d’urgences, incluant la prise en charge clinique des violences basées sur le genre pour les personnes déplacées internes et les communautés hôtes dans les régions de la Boucle du Mouhoun, le Nord et le Centre-Est The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict. This WHO project provides integral health services, reproductive and maternal health, and cash transfers to vulnerable people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 215,827 people, including 50,667 women, 47,195 men, 117,965 children, and 4,749 persons with disabilities.
Essential GBV response services to women and girls living with disabilities in IDP sites and host communities in Cabo Delgado This UNFPA project aims to provide essential GBV response services to women and girls living with disabilities in IDP sites and host communities in Cabo Delgado.UNFPA, with its implementing partners, will implement life-saving Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) prevention and response services targeting women and girls with disabilities in Ancuabe, Metuge, and Montepuez districts of Cabo Delgado by:(i) Establish an inclusive call center for reporting of S/GBV for women and young persons with disabilities, including training of call center staff; (ii)Developing a disability-specific referral pathway for women and girls with disabilities; (iii)Provide S/GBV case management and referral services for women and girls with disabilities; and (iv) Conduct GBV awareness-raising sessions for persons with disabilities at the community level, thereby ensuring proper engagement and support for women and girls with disabilities as well as awareness about reporting mechanisms. In total, 5,326 persons will be targeted, including 2,069 women, 688      men, and 2569 children with disabilities.
Apporter un appui aux personnes déplacées affectées par les mouvements de population et par la crise de sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle au Lac The main objective of this $1.8m WFP project is to provide food and nutrition assistance to IDPs in the Lac region. WFP will use CERF funding to distribute 1,233 MT of food to 70,846 IDPs to cover 50% of those persons’ daily food needs for a period of two months. In addition, WFP will provide supplementary nutritious food to young malnourished children (6-59 months old). Among those targeted, WFP is expecting 8,502 women and 26,213 girls.
Provision of Protection services and upgrading living conditions in Al-Hol Camp, north-east Syria UNHCR’s life-saving engagement aims to provide comprehensive protection services and implement basic infrastructure shelter improvements increasing access to communal basic services such as WASH facilities and kitchens in Al-Hol camp, Al-Hasakeh Governorate in north-east Syria. These improvements enhance safety and security, improve the protection environment, and reduce overcrowding in the camp. Under the CERF project, UNHCR provide community-based protection services and communal WASH and kitchen facilities directly targeting approximately 22,900 people living in Al-Hol camp, Al-Hasakeh Governorate in north-east Syria, out of whom, 20,000 people will be reached with protection activities, and 2,900 with the infrastructure improvements.

Overall inclusion of persons with disabilities is mainstreamed in the project’s activities. UNHCR also target persons with disabilities more specifically under the CERF additional earmarked envelope.
Supporting the emergency health response to population displacements due to inter-communal conflict in  El Geneina, West Darfur The project supports the emergency health response after internal displacement due to inter-communal violence in the area of El Geneina in West Darfur. The objective of the project is to improve access to and quality of health care for the IDP population and thus, to contribute to a reduction of morbidity and mortality in the target population.
The project comprises the following activities:
-	Procurement and supplies of essential medicines, diagnostics and basic equipment for primary health care and referral health facilities including Covid-19 related IPC supplies and diagnostics tests
-	Operational support to 7 mobile and/or fixed primary health care facilities implemented through NGO partners or the SMOH including isolation centres in case of a Covid-19 outbreak in El Geneina during the implementation period
-	Strengthening medical waste management in primary and secondary health care facilities receiving IDPs in El Geneina and its surroundings through medical waste management campaigns
-	Strengthen disease surveillance and rapid response teams interventions in order to improve early detection, tracing and containment of diseases with epidemic potential among the vulnerable population
-	Strengthen vector surveillance in order to orient vector control interventions of health partners and WHO with the aim to reduce the transmission  in the IDP and host community 

The project targets 135,000 affected people.
Life-saving activities to protect the nutrition and food security situation of vulnerable people in anticipation of a severe drought shock. The main objective of this project is to protect the food security and nutritional situation of vulnerable people, especially women and children, in anticipation of a severe drought shock.  Receiving a total of US$ 7.4 million from CERF for the implementation of life-saving activities, WFP will use $4.4 million to provide unconditional cash transfers (one per month, worth $60-75 per transfer per household) to support 99,024 destitute pastoralists or agropastoralists and IDPs with little to no livelihood opportunities. The remaining $3 million will be used by WFP to provide 326.21 MT of specialized nutritious food for 18,080 girls and 18,080 boys aged under 2 years. 36,160 caregivers of children and 19,150 pregnant and lactating mothers will receive health and nutrition messaging. In total, 55,310 drought-affected Somalis will be assisted by WFP, including 19,150 women and 18,080 girls.
Emergency school meals programme in special education schools The main objective of this project is to ensure affected people in Venezuela are able to meet their basic food and nutrition needs in times of crisis. This WFP project procures and distributes maize meal and pasta, collects data/performs analysis on special education schools to better understand the needs and address the food requirements of persons with disabilities, strengthens capacity of partners and school personnel on food reception, management and storage and other topics among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 7,100 people, including 264 women, 275 men, 6,550 children, and 6,560 persons with disabilities.
Reduction of Ebola disease transmission in affected areas through the strengthening of SRH health services and protection against sexual exploitation and abuse in Katwa, Butembo, Biena and Musienene The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health assistance and gender-based violence protection assistance to vulnerable communities in regions affected by, and those at risk of, Ebola. This UNFPA project procures hand-washing kits and infection prevention and control kits for 7 maternity wards; conducts refresher trainings for midwives on obstetric and neonatal care of suspected and confirmed Ebola patients; raises awareness about the infection prevention and control measures in local communities; supports the network for the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse; and provides referral services for survivors of gender-based violence. The health component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 32,000 people, including 6,300 women, 6,100 men, 19,000 children, and 1,500 people with disabilities. The protection component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 20,000 people, including 4,200 women, 4,100 men, 11,700 children, and 1,000 people with disabilities.
Lifesaving Health Services to conflict affected communities in Northern Ethiopia The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving essential health services and protection for the most vulnerable crisis-affected population. This WHO project will provide prevention and containment of diseases and  Cholera preparedness interventions.The project will also support the resumption of COVID-19 response and strengthen the malaria prevention and response interventions, detect and care for people with mental health and psychosocial needs, strengthen the Tigray Regional Health Bureau (TRHB) and woreda health systems and the capacity to respond to malnutrition prevention and management especially for SAM with complications and strengthen ongoing heightened surveillance for epidemics as well as streamline the supply chain management. The project provides life-saving assistance to 418,000 people, including 102,334 women, 98,337 men,217,329 children, and 73,568 people with disabilities.
Provision of an integrated and immediate lifesaving assistance to people displaced from Palma The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health, nutrition, child protection assistance, and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) to the persons affected by the attacks and clashes in Palma district, Cabo Delgado province. UNICEF and its Nutrition partners will support procurement and distribution up to the end-user of life-saving nutrition supplies; Mobile brigades with integrated maternal child health and nutrition services; and Community-based treatment of children with SAM at IDP sites and host communities. The health project will entail the procurement and distribution of interagency emergency health kit (IEHK) modules and mosquito nets to ensure primary health care services continue for the IDPs and host communities. UNICEF and its WASH partners will provide critical life-saving water, sanitation, and hygiene services, non-food items, and WASH infrastructure for vulnerable populations, including IDPs, host communities, and populations at high risk for disease transmission. The nutrition project will target 39,296 children, health will reach a total of 58,000 people, including 15,000 women, 14,000 men, 29,000 children, the child protection will target a total of  4,380, including 2230 women, men 150, 4,000 children, and WASH program will reach 22,675 persons includes 7256 women, 5669 men and9750 children. This program will reach a total of 8,088 persons with Disabilities.
Rapid response to the humanitarian crisis caused by Nyiragongo Volcanic eruption in Nord Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance through reduction of morbidity and mortality related to health risks following the volcanic eruption in north Kivu. This WHO project provides: Cholera vaccination and access to medical care for affected populations through (i) early detection and active case finding and (ii) infection prevention and control measures. The project provides life-saving assistance to 132,802 people, including 37,477 women, 34,701 men, 66,625 children, and 20,818 people with disabilities.
Assistance humanitaire en abris et biens non-alimentaires pour les populations déplacées dans les régions de Diffa, Maradi et Tillabéry au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to vulnerable refugees, returnees, internally displaced persons and host community members in Diffa, Maradi and Tillabéry. This IOM project provides shelter kits and essential household item kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 28,000 people, including 6,900 women, 5,700 men, 15,400 children, and 1,76 persons with disabilities.
Support through shelter for victims of the flooding in the municipalities of San Benito Abad, Sucre, Caimito and Majagual in the region of La Mojana The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This UNHCR project provides shelter and non-food items. The project provides life-saving assistance to 34,344 people, including 13,419 women, 20,946 men, 9,979 children, and 125 persons with disabilities.
Sustainable integration of internally displaced populations (IDPs) in north-east Nigeria (Shelter/Non-Food Items (NFI The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced people in Northeast Nigeria. This IOM project constructs 300 transitional mudbrick shelters with latrine and shower facilities, and distributes essential household item kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 1,500 people, including 370 women, 290 men, 840 children, and 80 persons with disabilities.
Prevention and Mitigation of public health risks of drought in Somaliland, Galmudug, Hirshabelle, Jubaland and Puntland WHO aims to reach an estimated 158,009 vulnerable Somalis with health interventions and measures to strengthen readiness for disease outbreak detection and response ahead of malaria, measles, and cholera outbreaks. This includes comprehensive training (11 RRTs; 840 community health workers on skills like management of epidemic-prone diseases, surveillance, infection control and prevention, and risk communication; 100 professional health workers on SAM management, 50 district health teams on water quality surveillance; and 120 health workers on sample collection, packaging and shipment). In addition, WHO is procuring 25 medical kit packages in health facilities containing cholera kits, SAM kits and sample collection kits.
Assistance alimentaire pour sauver les vies des personnes déplacées internes au Burkina Faso The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs). This WFP project provides food distributions and cash transfers to conflict-affected people.. The project provides life-saving assistance to 39,285 people, including 7,875 women, 6,724 men, 24,686 children, and 864 persons with disabilities.
Sector response to heightened food insecurity in North-eastern Nigeria The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition; health; and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced people and host community members in northeast Nigeria. This UNICEF project provides preventative and curative nutrition services for children and women; supports the local authorities to provide primary healthcare and antenatal services; improves health referral services in IDP caps and host communities; rehabilitates water and sanitation facilities; and promotes hygiene services. The nutrition component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 112,000 people, including 95,000 women, 5,000 men, 12,000 children, and 3,360 persons with disabilities. The health component provides life-saving assistance to 500,000 people, including 208,000 women, 192,000 men, 100,000 children and 15,000 persons with disabilities. The water, sanitation and hygiene component provides life-saving assistance to 150,000 people, including 36,000 women, 31,000 men, 83,000 children and 4,500 persons living with disabilities.
Emergency life-saving WASH, health, nutrition, and child protection services for the most vulnerable children and communities in Syria This project enables UNICEF to provide multi-sectoral lifesaving WASH, health, nutrition, and Protection-CP engagements in areas of highest needs in Syria. Through this support, an estimated 1 million vulnerable girls, boys, women and men directly benefit from WASH, health, nutrition and/or child protection services in Al Hasakeh, Aleppo, Ar-Raqqa, Dar’a, Deir-ez-Zor, Idleb, and Rural Damascus governorates
Integrated emergency life-saving interventions to drought emergency in Southern Angola The main aim of this UNICEF project is to reach the most drought-affected populations through providing access to water, improved sanitation screening for malnutrition, and treatment of children with severe acute malnutrition, and maternal and infant and young child nutrition (MIYCN) counseling. UNICEF, with its implementing partners, will  screen and treat 33,384 under five children for acute malnutrition, provide refresher training for  40 health and nutrition staff on the integrated management of acute malnutrition, provide 5,942 pregnant and lactating women receiving maternal, infant, and young child nutrition (MIYCN) with counseling and reach  180,000 persons with equitable access to, and use safe water, and learn good hygiene practices. In total, 219,516 persons will be targeted, including 69092 women and 46,697 girls. UNICEF also expects 4,152 people with disabilities to be among those targeted
Anticipatory action to reduce the impact of floods on vulnerable women and girls through provision of essential SRH and GBV services (EAST) The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence assistance to vulnerable communities in Sunsari and Saptari in anticipation of monsoon flooding. This UNFPA project: distributes dignity kits and reproductive health kits; provides conditional cash transfers to facilitate access to emergency obstetrics and gender-based violence services; and deploys volunteers to promote sexual and reproductive health services and gender-based violence services. The gender-based violence component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 5,947 people, including 5,132 women and 815 children, and 119 persons with disabilities. The sexual and reproductive health component provides life-saving assistance to 4,002 people, including 3,454 women and 548 children, and 80 persons with disabilities.
Appui à la riposte MVE à travers de services aériens et d’assistance alimentaire The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance and to facilitate the transport of humanitarian personnel and cargo. On the one hand, WFP provides food security to households in the N'Zérékoré region to support WHO’s efforts to contain the Ebola Virus Disease through contact tracing. This approach builds on the best practices during the 2014-16 West African Ebola outbreak. On the other hand, the funding supports the operation of UN Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) flights between Conakry and N'Zérékoré. The project provides life-saving food security assistance to 16,500 people, including 4,400 women, 3,800 men, 8,200 children.
Renforcement de l’accès aux services de santé sexuelle et reproductive et de réponse aux violences sexuelles et sexistes The main objective of this $800,000 UNFPA project is to provide access to reproductive health services and assistance for survivors of gender-based violence. With CERF funding, UNFPA will provide 2,500 survivors of sexual violence with an essential services package; distribute 3,000 dignity kits and raise awareness on GBV risks through community-based orientation groups and information material on rights and avenues of recourse. In addition, UNFPA will provide 559 prenatal consultations to pregnant women; ensure 789 safe deliveries thanks to skilled birth attendants; provide 1,870 women of reproductive age with access to contraceptives; offer life-skills training for 90 women and girls and raise awareness on reproductive health through community leaders and health workers, as well as through listening spaces for youths. In total, UNFPA will assist 33,779 people, including 10,343 women and 10,627 girls. UNFPA estimates that among those targeted will be 667 persons with disabilities.
Victim Assistance in Hama and Homs governorates UNMAS intends to improve access to services for explosive ordnance (EO) survivors and other persons with similar needs, through; a) addressing the financial barrier to access assistance for persons with injuries and disabilities, including survivors of EO accidents, and b) supporting the establishment of referral pathways to improve coordination among stakeholders. 
The twin-track approach (targeted assistance and disability inclusive programming) guides operations implemented by UNMAS in the frame of the Victim Assistance (VA) pillar of mine action. It also contributes to the implementation of the United Nations Disability Inclusion Strategy.

The project targets a total of  7,500 affected people with its Protection - Mine Action engagement.
MIDAS: Mitigating Impacts of Drought on Agriculture livelihoods and food Security The main objective of this project is to protect the agriculture livelihoods of vulnerable marginal farming households from the adverse impacts of ongoing drought, COVID-19 and other recent shocks and worsening of existing food crisis in Afghanistan. This FAO project provides a winter wheat production package comprising 50 Kg. of certified wheat seeds along with 50 Kg. each of Urea and DAP fertilizer to vulnerable marginal farmers among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 84,000 people, including 16,000 women, 16,750 men, 50,000 children, and 2,270 persons with disabilities.