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Restoring food and nutrition security The objective of this project is to restore crop and animal sourced food availability in order to ensure food and nutrition security of the affected population through time-critical interventions. This project covers both agricultural and livestock assistance, which aims at rapidly reducing dependence on emergency food assistance and provides a basis for medium and longer-term recovery. This assistance involves provision of agricultural and livestock essential inputs including certified crop, legume and vegetable seeds, donkey ploughs and hand tools, veterinary vaccines and drugs, animal protein-rich concentrate feed, and mineral licks; as well as provision of donkey carts and productive animals. The agricultural inputs enable the target population to resume basic productive activities in the short term and in time for the next agricultural season. The project targets a total of 900,000 affected people with its Food Security - Agriculture engagement.
Providing lifesaving health, WASH and child protection services to children and women affected by Tropical Storm Ana The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide lifesaving health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and child protection services to children and women affected by Tropical storm Ana in Phalombe, Nsanje, Mulanje, Chikwawa districts in Southern Malawi. As part of UNICEF’s response to the impact of the Tropical Storm “Ana”, UNICEF and its partners focus on 3 main sectors: WASH, Health, and Child Protection. Through an integrated approach, UNICEF procures and distributes WASH and Heath non-food items (NFIs), provides emergency water and sanitation services in IDP camps, implements minor rehabilitation and treatment of water services in host communities, and carries out hygiene promotion/IPC campaigns. UNICEF procures and distributes IHEK - Interagency Health Emergency Kits, cholera treatment, investigation kits, and other essential medicines (such as antimalaria and antibiotics). To ensure children in these camps are protected, UNICEF procures community policing kits (torches, whistles, reflective jackets) and complaints and feedback boxes as a measure to ensure effective prevention and response to cases of violence and abuse against children. The project targets 500,869  people, including 142,462  women, 111,127  men ,247,280 children and 45,180 Persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-sustaining and life-saving interventions to the conflict-affected population with a special focus on the women, adolescent girls and children in Cabo Delgado province north of Mozambique. This WHO health project aims to reduce morbidity and mortality for internally displaced people, returnees, and people from the host communities. WHO provides primary health care services through temporary clinics (mobile brigades), Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) services, and supports the provision of safe blood transfusion services in the health facilities where Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care is provided. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 92,000 people, including 21,160 women, 19,320 men, 51,520  children, and including 4600 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle d’urgence aux populations touchées par les crises dans les régions de l'Extrême Nord du Cameroun The main objective of this project is to provide [sectors] assistance to internally displaced persons, refugees, returnees and host community members in the Far North region of Cameroon. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance, distributes $342,000 in cash assistance, provides nutritional support to children .The food security component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 30,000 people, including 12,900 women, 9,900 men, 7,200 children, and including 4,500 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component of this project provides humanitarian assistance to 16,000 children,  including 2,400 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle d’urgence dans les régions du centre et du nord du Mali The main objective of this project is to provide food security and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons, and host community members in Gao, Kidal, Mopti, Ségou and Tomboctou regions. This WFP project provides cash and voucher assistance, screens women for acute malnutrition, and distributes specialized nutritious foods to prevent and treat moderate acute malnutrition. The food security component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 72,500 people, including 35,500 women, 37,000 men, and 8,300 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 48,000 people including 10,900 women, 37,100 children, and 6,000 persons with disabilities.
Livestock Protection in flood-affected areas of Balochistan The main objective of this project is to provide Food Security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This FAO project protects livelihoods. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 37,000 people, including 8,340 women, 8,680 men, 19,980 children, and including 845 persons with disabilities.
Contribution à la prise en charge de l’émaciation sévère chez les enfants de moins de 5 ans dans les zones affectées par l’insécurité alimentaire au Niger. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition assistance to communities in Tillaberi, Tahoua, Diffa and Merad. This UNICEF project treats children under the age of 5 with severe acute malnutrition by providing therapeutic foods. In total, UNICEF targets 19,000 children, including 9,120 boys and 9,880 girls, and including 1,095 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Life-Saving Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and Gender Based Violence (GBV) Prevention, Response and Support Services for the most vulnerable women and adolescent girls in prioritized areas. The main objective of this project is to provide Protection - Gender Based Violence and Sexual and Reproductive Health assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This UNFPA project provides protection services . The project provides humanitarian assistance to 19,849 people, including 11,057 women, 4,372 men, 4,420 children, and including 231 persons with disabilities.
Multi-purpose cash, shelter and non-food items emergency response to the conflict in Ukraine The main objective of this project is to address the immediate humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable population due to the rapid onset crisis in Ukraine. This IOM project will 1) distribute cash to 13,000 people, 2) distribute 2,400 shelter kits and 3) distribute 4,800 NFI kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 18,720 people including 5,616 men, 7,488 women, 5,616 children and 1,872 persons with disabilities.
Projet de réponse à la dégradation de la situation alimentaire et nutritionnelle dans la région du Nord du Burkina Faso The main objective of this UNICEF project is to reduce morbidity and mortality related to acute malnutrition in the northern regions of Burkina Faso. To that end, UNICEF will screen 35,000 children, treat 5,500 children suffering from moderate acute malnutrition, counsel 11,300 caregivers on good feeding and nutrition practices. In addition, UNICEF will rehabilitate or install 4 communal latrines and distribute 5,500 WASH kits. In total, UNICEF will reach 51,830 persons through the nutrition component, including 11,315 women, 15 men, 19,695 boys and 20,805 girls, and including 370 persons with disabilities. The water and sanitation component will reach 11,000 people, including 5,500 women, 2,695 boys and 2,805 girls, and including 121 persons with disabilities.
Life-saving assistance to children and their families affected by armed conflicts in Eastern DR Congo The main objective of this project is to provide WASH, Child Protection and Shelter and Non-Food Items assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Rutshuru Territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This UNICEF project provides assistance for 249,500 people to meet their food security needs, including 44,914 women, 37,743 men, 166,843 children, and 37,372 persons with disabilities.
Karamoja Lean Season Response The main objective of this $1,3 million WFP project is to provide food security and nutrition assistance to drought-affected people in Uganda´s Karamoja region. To this end, WFP will provide life-saving food assistance via in-kind and cash support, and reduce deaths attributed to malnutrition among women and children through screening, treatment and community training. The project provides food assistance to 77,189 people, including 18,174 women, 13,921 men, 45,094 children, and 4,322 persons with disabilities, and nutrition support for 25,971 people, including 5,646 women, 20,325 children, and 1,454 persons with disabilities.
Angola Drought Response – community management of acute malnutrition, support to families of malnourished children and emergency school feeding The main objective of this WFP is to support Angola Drought Response, community management of acute malnutrition, support to families of malnourished children, and emergency school feeding. WFP and partners provide nutrition screening and treatment services at the community level for children under five in the most affected municipalities, WFP will provide treatment and referral support for children with Moderate Acute. WFP supports families of malnourished children with food vouchers and sets up an emergency school feeding program for children in primary schools. provide regular school meals to 10,000 primary school children in the selected municipalities for 7 months. The implementation model will be aligned with the ongoing school feeding program led by the Government. The project targets 90,000 people, including 16,000 women, 15,000 men, 59,000 children, and 2,255 persons with disabilities.
Protecting livestock assets and safeguarding livelihoods in Kenya’s drought affected Arid and Semi-Arid Lands. This FAO project targets counties facing the highest vulnerability due to the drought, including Marsabit, Turkana, Garissa, and Tana River. These are among the counties identified by Kenya National Drought Management Authority during the December mid-season review to be at the alert stage and where the drought situation is worsening. FAO's main objective is to safeguard livestock-based livelihoods and improve the food security and nutrition status of drought-affected households. FAO and its partners' activities complement ongoing emergency actions in other parts of the country including the current ongoing Rapid Response CERF project. The project will implement activities including providing supplementary feed for key milking animals, undertaking slaughter de-stocking of small stock that is in fairly poor condition but are healthy for human consumption, vaccinations, treatments against internal parasites and other diseases, and repairing strategic water resources. The project targets 143,640 people, including 34,274 women, 72,920 men,86,380 children, and 21,546 persons with disabilities.
Suivi de la Situation de Protection et Réponses Multisectorielles The main objective of this project is to provide protection assistance to people affected by conflict and economic disruption in Basse-Kotto ( Alindao), Hautte-Kotto (Bria), Nana Gribizi (Kaga-bandoro), and Ouaka (Ippy) districts. This UNHCR project provides protection assistance to 140,000 people, including 35,400 women, 35,000 men, 68,600 children, and including 21,000 persons with disabilities.
Enabling access to drought-affected and hard-to-reach areas in Somalia through UNHAS and Logistics Cluster services. The main objective of this $1 million WFP project is to facilitate the provision of critical logistics support in response to additional requirements following the humanitarian system-wide scale up. To that end, WFP will enable 3,000 passengers and 300 MT of cargo to be transported via the UN Humanitarian Air Service, among other free-to-use logistics services in support of cluster operations.
Provision of Multi-Purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to address the most critical needs of crisis-affected communities The main objective of this $3.9 million IOM project is to address the urgent needs of internally displaced people, their host communities and returnees affected by floods and sub-national violence. To that end, IOM will distribute more than $2.7 million in multi-purpose cash to 59,034 people. 10,200 people from this target caseload will additionally receive a one-time payment to cover urgent shelter and essential item needs. In total, IOM will reach 59,034 people with life-saving assistance, including 14,209 women, 16,331 girls, and 6,512 people with disabilities.
Offre des soins de santé primaires d’urgence aux personnes déplacées internes et populations hôtes incluant des traitements vitaux aux enfants atteints de malnutrition aiguë sévère (MAS) avec complications dans les régions du Sahel et du Nord The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Nord and Sahel regions. This WHO project provides essential medicines and equipment to 5 medical centres to provide essential healthcare services, in particular the treatment of complications of severe acute malnutrition. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 170,000 people, including 40,800 women, 32,300 men, 96,900 children, and including 3,740 persons with disabilities.
Ensuring access to life reproductive health services, including basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric care and integrated GBV services in the floods affected districts in Sindh. The main objective of this project is to improve the access of women and girls to life-saving sexual and reproductive health services using the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP). This UNFPA project 1) provides care to women of reproductive care with SRH and GBV issues, 2) refers/manages 240 women with obstetric or newborn emergencies at a hospital, and 3) provides 4,500 women with dignity kits among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 90,000 people, including 67,200 women, 16,560 men, 6,240 children, and 2,141 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence aux besoins des personnes déplacées, retournées et hôtes affectées par la crise M23 dans la province du Nord-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide Protection and Shelter and Non-Food Items assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Rutshuru Territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This UNHCR project provides assistance for 43,727 people to meet their needs, including 8,308 women, 7,433 men, 27,986 children, and 6,599 persons with disabilities.
Responding to increased GBV risks and the needs of mainly women and girls who are food insecure in drought-affected areas This $600,000 UNFPA project aims to mitigate gender-based violence and strengthen GBV service delivery in Oromia and Somali regions. To that end, UNFPA will distribute menstrual hygiene management kits and/or dignity kits to 14,000 Ethiopians and deploy GBV experts and volunteers to provide psychosocial support services (including case management) to assist 6,820 Ethiopians. In total, UNFPA will reach 20,876 people, including 13,383 women and 4,655 girls. UNFPA expects to reach 3,131 people with disabilities among those targeted.
Shelter repair support for shock affected households in Nampula Province. The project aims to address acute shelter repair needs for 350 vulnerable refugee and IDP households in Nampula and Meconta districts that were severely affected by cyclone Gombe.  It constitutes of distribution of shelter materials and tools kits to 350 households. The kit aims to complement IDPs' efforts in construction through the provision of adequate shelter materials that will allow households to repair partially damaged houses and, for those whose houses were destroyed, to build a transitional shelter. The targeted beneficiaries, for this component, total 1,750 people, including 543 women, 455 men, 752 children, and 175 persons with disabilities.
Prevention and response to violence (GBV), Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and Access to Life-saving SRH information and services in Malawi during the Cyclone Ana emergency The main objective of this UNFPA project is to provide Prevention and response to violence (GBV), Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA), and access to Life-saving SRH information and services in Malawi during the Cyclone Ana emergency. The proposed project AIMS at (i) GBV and SEA by providing life-saving services and related interventions and (ii) ensuring that women and adolescent girls have access to Sexual Reproductive Health information and services through the implementation of Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for SRH through the following interventions:  reorientation of emergency workers on GBV and SEA prevention and response management revamps existing monitoring and GBV referral mechanisms, Conducts outreach activities, Distributes of dignity kits to women and girls, establish safe spaces for women and Provision of available Basic and Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric (BemONC) and New-born care (CEmONC), family planning, STI treatment and clinical management of rape to women and girls. The project targets 191,035 people, including 79,447 women, 73,339 men, 48,249 children and including 25,299 persons with disabilities.
Fourniture d’une aide humanitaire d’urgence intégrée en eau, assainissement et hygiène, santé, éducation et services de protection aux enfants et personnes déplacées internes et aux populations hôtes The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Education, WASH, Child Protection, Health and Nutrition assistance to 34,000 affected people. This UNICEF project aims to improve integrated humanitarian assistance to IDPs and highly vulnerable host populations. The project provides life-saving assistance to 34,000 people, including 7,277 women, 6,663 men, 20,060 children, and 510 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Mine Action – Phase II - Marib The project's main focus is on minimizing the exposure of newly displaced people to the explosive hazards, enabling access of the most vulnerable people to humanitarian assistance, and protecting communities in the contested space from landmines and other ERW. The proposal is in support of additional activities of the Yemeni Mine Action Coordination Centre (YMACC) and the Yemen Mine Action Centre (YEMAC) implemented in close cooperation with UNDP’s ‘Emergency Mine Action’ Phase II Project (EMAP2), is responding to the new needs in the Governorate of Marib and enabling continuous scaling up of the response capacity of humanitarian partners. During implementation, the project is releasing 100,000 sq.m. of high-priority and high-risk land and directly assists 1,504 affected people with its Protection/ Mine Action engagement.
Emergency assistance to safeguard livelihoods and sustain the nutrition of drought-affected pastoralist households in Marsabit and Mandera counties The key objective of the CERF allocation provides emergency assistance to safeguard livelihoods and sustain the nutrition of drought-affected pastoralist households in Marsabit and Mandera counties. This FAO project provides food assistance and shock responsive cash transfers targeting households that are currently food insecure as a result of the prevailing drought stress, livestock feeds and supplements to save core-breeding stock in counties at drought alarm, and supportive veterinary treatments and vaccination against emerging livestock diseases across all pastoral and Agropastoral zones. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 30,400 people, including 7,254 women, 4,864 men, 18,282  children, and 1,216 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle aux inondations dans les provinces de N’Djaména, du Logone Occidental et du Mandoul The aim of this $1.8m UNICEF project is to provide a multisectoral flood response in the education, WASH and shelter sectors. To that end UNICEF will provide 26,000 flood-affected Chadians in Logone Occidental and Mandoul with shelter kits, provide 24,000 people in N’Djamena with cash transfers for shelter, construct 300 latrines, distribute essential WASH items to 50,000 people, construct or rehabilitate water points serving 7,500 people, rehabilitate 5 temporary learning centers, distribute school materials to 44,112 children and 735 teachers. In total, UNICEF will target 50,000 people through the WASH and shelter/NFI activities, including 10,400 women and 15,600 girls, and 44,112 children through education activities. Among those targeted UNICEF expects to be 7,500 people with disabilities.
Food, cash and nutrition assistance to displaced, conflict-affected and other vulnerable people The main objective of this project is to ensure target populations have equitable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food. This WFP project provides 1) in-kind food assistance to 39,600 people, 2) multi-purpose cash to 62,900 people, and 3) blanket supplementary feeding (MAM prevention) to 69,000 people among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 102,500 people, including 44,546 women, 39,503 men, 18,451 children, and 21,825 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Response to Drought – averting further food security crisis in rural Djibouti The key objective of this project is to provide emergency response to drought – averting further food security crises in rural Djibouti. This WFP project provides In-kind food distribution in rural areas and blanket and targeted supplementary feeding for Moderate Acute Malnutrition prevention to target vulnerable children and pregnant and lactating women. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 9,963 people, including 1,872 women, 1,535  men, 6556 children, and 1,494 Persons with disabilities.
Ensuring continued access to essential lifesaving health and nutrition services including disease surveillance and response for the floods affected population The main objective of this project is to ensure continued access to essential lifesaving health and nutrition services. This WHO project provides 100,000 primary healthcare consultations, 2) distributes 100 emergency health kits to healthcare facilities and 3) admits 591 children to a severe acute malnutrition (SAM) treatment programme among other activities.The project provides life-saving assistance to 120,000 people, including 29,643 women, 32,748 men, 57,609 children, and 11,848 persons with disabilities.
Protection des moyens d’existence des personnes déplacées internes et vulnérables dans les zones difficiles d’accès The main objective of this project is to provide food security (livelihoods) assistance to 38,304 affected people. This FAO project aims to protect livelihoods for IDPs and vulnerable host populations in hard to reach areas. The project provides life-saving assistance to 38,304 people, including 15,981 women, 5,082 men,  and 17,241 children.
Provision of life-saving assistance to conflict-affected populations fleeing from Ukraine to Poland and Moldova The main objective of this project is to provide support to vulnerable conflict-affected people from Ukraine in Poland and Moldova. This IOM project will 1) distribute cash and/or voucher assistance to 3,470 people and 2) distribute 618 NFI kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 3,470 people including 120 men, 1,500 women, 1,850 children and 300 persons with disabilities.