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L’Offre des services en Santé de la Reproduction, la réponse aux Violences Basées sur le Genre et Abus et Exploitation Sexuels The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health assistance to Cameroonian refugees and host community members. This UNFPA project provides reproductive healthcare services including the deployment of midwives, provides support to survivors of gender-based violence, distributes dignity kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 44,100 people, including 23,400 women, 11,500 men, 9,200 children, and 440 persons with disabilities.
Provision of essential medicines and medical supplies The main objective of this project is to ensure availability of vital and essential medicines and medical supplies in order to save lives and keep vital health services functioning in Sri Lanka. This UNDP project provides eight types of essential medicines to health facilities including national, provincial and district level hospitals. The project provides life-saving assistance to 228,000 people, including 118,560 women and 109,440 men.
Assistance d’urgence en intrants agricoles aux personnes déplacées par les affrontements armés dans les provinces du Nord Kivu (territoire de Beni)  et de l’Ituri (territoire d’Irumu) ainsi qu’aux familles d’accueil The main objective of this project is to provide Food Security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Rutshuru Territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This FAO project provides livelihoods assistance for 24,000 people to meet their food security needs, including 8,640 women, 5,760 men, 9,600 children, and 2,400 persons with disabilities.
Réponse rapide à l’épidémie de choléra dans la province du Sankuru et dans les hotspot de la République Démocratique du Congo The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to communities affected by, and those at risk of, cholera in Sankuru, Sud Kivu and Tanganyika provinces. This UNICEF project reinforces disease surveillance and early case detection, implements the case-area targeted intervention (CATI) approach to contain the outbreak, and raises community awareness about appropriate hygiene practices. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 175,000 people, including 31,000 women, 25,000 men, 119,000 children, and including 26,000 persons with disabilities.
Rehabilitation of short-cycle crops production to the food and nutritional security of vulnerable people affected by Hurricane Ian The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to communities affected by Hurricane Ian in western Cuba. This FAO project provides nutritive food through the provision of short cycle vegetables. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 129,758 people, including 38,161 women, 75,854 men, and 15,743 children.
Emergency Nutrition and Child Protection Response in Abyei Administrative Area and Twic county This conflict led to movements of population and destruction of the community’s livelihood which further aggravated the nutrition situation, with increased prevalence of malnutrition among the affected population. There is an urgent and immediate need to restore nutrition services through the reestablishment of prevention and treatment services using a mobile/outreach approach in the IDP camps and in rehabilitating damaged nutrition facilities to ensure services are restored to those affected by the conflict. Communities from affected locations reported several protection concerns, including fear of new attacks, targeted killings, gender-based violence (GBV) incidents, and child protection concerns including reports of unaccompanied children. An estimated 800 children are reported to be separated from their families requiring family tracing and reunification (FTR) services, with other vulnerable children requiring individual support in response to different protection risks.

This project targets 12,000 affected people with its Nutrition engagement and  22,560 with its Protection - CP engagement.
Provision of shelter support, NFIs and protection services to families displaced by conflict in Marib and Hadramaut Through this project UNHCR implements urgent shelter, non-food items (NFI) and protection engagements to improve the living conditions and wellbeing of displaced Yemenis affected by the recent conflict escalation in Marib and Hadramaut governorates. The proposal is in line with the Operational Plan designed at inter-agency level in November 2021 to face the new wave of displacement in Marib.


Shelter and NFI engagements focus on ensuring the most vulnerable displaced families in Marib and Hadramaut have access to a minimum standard of living, dignified conditions and protection from the elements through the procurement and distribution of localized/emergency shelter kits and NFIs. Newly displaced families are prioritized. UNHCR also assists those in urgent need of support to pay their rent and avoid imminent eviction through rental subsidies.



Via its protection engagements in Marib, UNHCR conducts vulnerability assessments to identify newly displaced families and individuals in need, refer them to lifesaving services and determine eligibility for vital humanitarian assistance, including cash-based support; UNHCR operates two community centres with attached mobile teams from which legal assistance (awareness, counselling, representation) on civil issues, psychological first aid (PFA) and psychosocial support (PSS), child protection and gender-based violence (GBV) services are delivered to those most affected by the conflict.

The project targets 39,450 affected people with its ESNFI engagement and 88,390 affected people with its Protection engagement.
Mise en œuvre des services intégrés SR/VBG dans les 4 régions affectées par les mouvements des populations consécutifs à l’insécurité The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving gender-based violence protection assistance and sexual- and reproductive health assistance to communities in Diffa, Maradi, Tahoua and Tillaberi. This UNFPA project delivers reproductive health kits, provides training to healthcare workers, distributes dignity kits, and supports community-based protection mechanisms. The SRH component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 49,205 people, including 28,000 women, 6,800 men, 14,405 children, and including 492 persons with disabilities. The GBV component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 7,095 people, including 4,354 women, 722 men, 2,019 children, and including 111 persons with disabilities.
Response to Sudan Ebolavirus Outbreak in Uganda The main objective of this project contributes to the reduction of mortality and morbidity related to the current Sudan Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Uganda and to prevent the spread of the outbreak to other provinces of the country, as well as to neighboring countries with minimum disruption of social and health systems. This WHO project assists 2,233,067people, including 384,103 women, 390,227 men, 1,458,737 children, and including 237,169 persons with disabilities.
Multi-Purpose Cash Response for Food Insecure Households impacted by Drought This $2.5m IOM project aims to provide food-insecure households in Somali, Oromia and SNNP regions with multi-purpose cash to meet their basic household needs (related to food, shelter, livelihoods, water, education, health). To that end, IOM will transfer $1.9m to 10,500 households through two instalments of about $90 each. In total, IOM expects to reach 52,500 people, including 12,097 women and 15,157 girls. Among those targeted IOM expects to reach 5,250 people with disabilities.
Provision of Emergency and Lifesaving Multisectoral Assistance in Response to Conflict affected population in Twic and Abyei Administrative Area The project aims to provide emergency assistance to populations displaced from and within Abyei Administrative Area (AAA) who fled their homes due to intensified violent intercommunal clashes driven by alleged territorial disputes and revenge-seeking between tribes. The project includes an integrated frontline and pipeline engagements in emergency shelter and non-food items (ES-NFI); water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sectors to address the direct needs of the displaced populations in Abyei town, and Twic County in Warrap State that the affected people sought shelter in. 

The project targets 67,200 affected people with its WASH engagement and  90,000 with ES-NFI.
Deliver nutrition treatment and prevention activities for children and PLWGs in Yemen The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This WFP project provides vulnerable children and pregnant and lactating women and girls MAM treatment and prevention. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 245,713 people, including 123,028 women, 122,685 children, and including 36,857 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable people affected by the recent outbreak of violence in the Abyei Region The project supports the overall strategic and operational prioritization which was put forward in response to the Abyei crisis. The key objective is to provide emergency food and nutrition support to people affected by the conflict as well as contribute to rebuilding the recently destroyed market in Abyei Region. Cash to affected people will be provided through the retail in a box (RIAB) model. RIAB is a supply chain solution that facilitates people’s access to essential goods in emergency and market development contexts. RIAB aims to kickstart retail networks for affected populations to purchase food using WFP's cash-based assistance in places where there are no markets or market infrastructures. The objective is to build a reliable market to serve the local community, and is run by the local community.

The project targets 50,000 affected people with its FSA engagement and  5,000 affected people with its Nutrition engagement.
Réponse d'urgence intégrée pour répondre aux besoins des enfants, des femmes et des personnes vulnérables touchées par les conflits armés et les épidémies de maladies infectieuses en RDC. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving WASH, education, gender-based violence, child protection and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika provinces. This UNICEF project: screens children for acute malnutrition; provides treatment for children with moderate acute malnutrition; provides treatment for children with severe acute malnutrition; provides training on maternal, infant and young child feeding in emergencies; distributes WASH kits; rehabilitates communal water points; prevents the spread of cholera; constructs sanitary latrines in schools; provides protection services to children including psycho-social support, reintegration services and the establishment of child-friendly spaces; provides psycho-social support and case management services to individuals at-risk of GBV and GBV survivors; establishes women- and girl-friendly safe spaces; rehabilitates classrooms; distributes learning and recreational materials for school-aged children; and provides training to teachers. The WASH component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 71,000 people, including 17,000 women, 16,000 men, 38,000 children, and 2,500 persons with disabilities. The education component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 27,000 people, including 120 women, 260 men, 26,620 children, and 3,960 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 14,303 people, including 4,540 women, 3,343 men, 6,420 children, and 2,145 persons with disabilities. The child protection component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 11,862 people, including 275 women, 275 men, 11,312 children, and 1,779 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 9,290 children, 93 persons with disabilities.
Addressing nutrition and WASH needs of children and their communities impacted by dry spells (drought) and compounded crises. The nutrition engagement under this project focuses on securing essential nutrition supplies and scaling-up the provision of lifesaving nutrition activities in anticipation of the increased malnutrition burden. UNICEF will work with both NGO partners and the State Ministries of Health in the implementation, targeting 80,000 affected people. The WASH engagement aims to reach the most vulnerable communities with immediate, life-saving water supply, including water trucking and rehabilitation of existing water facilities, construction of new emergency water facilities, as well as operation and maintenance services. The project is targeting 600,000 affected people with its WASH component.
Sensibilisation des populations les plus vulnérables et des humanitaires aux dangers des engins explosifs afin de réduire le nombre d’incidents et de faciliter l’accès à l’assistance apportée The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving mine action assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Diffa and Tillabery. This UNOPS project provides raises awareness about the risks of unexploded ordnance. The project provides life-saving assistance to 20,500 people, including 4,600 women, 4,400 men, 11,500 children, and 300 persons with disabilities.
Projet d’appui a’ l’accès humanitaire logistique et aux personnes déplacées suite au séisme d’aout 2021 et personnes vulnérables vivant dans les zones contrôlées par les gangs armés de la zone métropolitaine de Port au Prince The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to vulnerable communities in the Ouest and Sud departments, and to facilitate the logistics of delivering humanitarian assistance by air and by sea. This WFP project distributes over $713,000 in cash transfers to vulnerable communities. Additionally, this project transports essential humanitarian personnel and cargo by air via the UN’s Humanitarian Service (UNHAS) and by sea. The project provides life-saving food security assistance to 13,380 people, including 4,149 women, 3,879 men, 5,352 children, and 534 persons with disabilities.
Delivering lifesaving sexual and reproductive health services, gender–based violence response and mental health and psychosocial support in North-West Myanmar (Chin, Rakhine and Sagaing) The main objective of this project is to provide gender-based violence (GBV) and health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict in Myanmar. This UNFPA project provides access to sexual and reproductive health services, supplies clean delivery and dignity kits, and provides case management as well as psychosocial support to victims of GBV, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 2,700 people in the Health sector and 15,000 people in the Protection – GBV sector.
Delivery of critical WASH supplies and winterised bathing facilities for the most vulnerable people in affected areas of Batken and Osh oblasts The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by hostilities. This UNICEF project provides fresh water and winterisation sanitation services to affected households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 6,000 people, including 1,616 women, 521 men, 3,863 children, and including 600 persons with disabilities.
Production alimentaire d’urgence en zones en crise au profit des ménages victimes de chocs et en situation d’insécurité alimentaires aigues. The main objective of this project is to provide agricultural livelihood assistance to internally displaced persons, refugees and host community members in Gao, Mopti, Ségou and Tomboctou regions. This FAO project provides different types of agricultural kits comprises seeds, vegetables, and animal feed. The project provides life-saving assistance to 100,350 people, including 33,450 women, 16,725 men, 50,175 children, and 620 persons with disabilities.
Address urgent food security needs of marginal farmers and fishers in the most vulnerable districts in Sri Lanka The main objective of this project is to increase food security, by enabling paddy farmers to cultivate in the 2022 cropping season and to supplement the food and nutritional needs of small-scale fishers' households. This FAO project provides 15,148 farmers with agricultural inputs and $US 867,636 in multi-purpose cash to 6,886 people among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 22,034 people, including 5,921 women, 16,113 men, including 1,101 people with disabilities.
Amélioration de l''offre de service en Santé Sexuelle et Reproductive et de réponse aux Violences Basées sur le Genre The aim of this $900,000 UNFPA project is to improve access to sexual and reproductive health services and to gender-based violence services. To that end, UNFPA will train 50 community volunteers on awareness raising, provide psychosocial support to 1,449 GBV survivors, distribute 2,000 dignity kits, support three integrated GBV centers on multisectoral service provision, distribute 36 inter-agency health kits, install 6 tents alongside health structures in IDP camps to provide sexual and reproductive health services, and deploy 9 mid-wives. Thanks to these services, approximately 870 births will be attended by skilled personnel and 4,527 women will have access to family planning. In total UNFPA, will assist 73,437 persons, including 37,061 women and 34,210 girls.
Improved access and provision of lifesaving health, child protection and WASH services in the most vulnerable communities and institutions in the states of Amazonas, Apure, and Sucre. The main objective of this project is to provide Child Protection, Health and WASH assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This UNICEF project provides improved access to health, child protection and WASH services . The project provides humanitarian assistance to 61,879 people, including 11,264 women, 10,659 men, 39,956 children, and including 1,721 persons with disabilities.
Food assistance and livelihoods support to vulnerable people in Amazonas, Apure and Sucre The main objective of this project is to provide Food Security assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This WFP project provides food aid services to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,000 people, including 1,740 women, 1,820 men, 6,440 children, and including 500 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving humanitarian assistance through comprehensive site management and coordination services in displacement sites in Ma’rib and Al Hodeidah, Yemen To address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable populations in displacement sites across Yemen, IOM plans to provide essential Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities across 53 displacement sites, hosting a total of 161,370 internally displaced persons  (IDPs) or 31,207 households (HHs) in Ma’rib (Ma’rib City and Ma’rib Al Wadi districts) and Al Hodeidah (Al Khukhah and At Tuhayta districts). IOM target 34 sites in Ma’rib, with a total population of 122,096 individuals (23,210 HHs), and 19 sites in Al Hodeidah, with a total population of 39,274 individuals (7,997 HHs). This project targets a grand total of 161,370 IDPs and host communities with CCCM engagement.
Amélioration de l''accès et de l’offre des services essentiels intégrés et de qualité en santé sexuelle et reproductive et en VBG / EAS, Haiti (Sud et Port-Au-Prince The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving reproductive health and protection assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence and the earthquake. This UNFPA project provides sexual and reproductive health and GBV assistance to vulnerable people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 17,305 people, including 7,787 women, 1,730 men, 7,788 children, and 1,729 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving WASH services to crisis-affected population The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Chin, Kachin, Kayah, Magway, Sagaing and Shan. This UNICEF project distributes water storage containers, water purification tablets and WASH kits, rehabilitates water systems, constructs child-friendly latrines, installs handwashing facilities, and raises awareness about hygiene practices. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people, including 10,653 women, 9,447 men, 9,900 children, and 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Food Assistance to Populations Affected by Drought and Nutrition Support for Treatment of Acute Malnutrition in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands of Kenya The project aims at providing Food Assistance to Populations Affected by Drought and Nutrition Support for the Treatment of Acute Malnutrition in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands of Kenya. WFP with its implementing partners undertakes food assistance through cash transfers, and support for the treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) among Children 6-59 months, and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW). The project provides humanitarian assistance to 121,248 people, including 42,053 women, 3,780 men,  75,415 children, and 315 persons with disabilities
Mitigation of further deterioration of vulnerable people’s health and nutrition status during flood shocks The main objective of this project is to mitigate a further deterioration of vulnerable women and children’s health and nutrition status ahead of and during a projected severe flood shock. This WFP project will identify and treat cases of moderate acute malnutrition through the provision of specialized food, among others. The project provides nutrition assistance to 9,076 people, including 4,556 women, 1,945 boys, 2,575 girls, and 1,361 people with disabilities.
Enhancing the protection, living conditions, and reducing the vulnerabilities of IDPs and host communities among the flood-affected populations in Nigeria The main objective of this project is to provide shelter/non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health, early recovery as well as camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding in Nigeria. This IOM project provides shelter kits, ensures access to safe water and sanitation facilities, distributes WASH kits and messaging, provides mental health and psychosocial support services, distributes cash assistance, and rehabilitates displacement sites, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 8,100 people in the Shelter and Non-Food Items sector, 109,000 people in the WASH sector, 14,780 people in the Health sector, 15,720 people in the Early Recovery sector, and 12,200 people in the CCCM sector.
2022 Life-saving Emergency Livelihood Response in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to protect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable households and increase their food production. This FAO project 1) provides 240,000 people with agricultural inputs (items/packages/kits), 2) vaccinates 1,000,000 animals and 3) provides 199,800 people with livestock inputs (animal feed/live animals, kits, etc.). The project provides life-saving assistance to 379,800 people, including 197,497 women, 106,343 men, 75,960 children, and 3,798 persons with disabilities.