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Emergency livelihoods response to newly displaced people in the Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces The engagement allows displaced populations to produce cereals and pulses during the main planting season starting in November 2022, prior to which fresh vegetables and beans can be immediately accessible as this can be planted through the year subject to availability of water. The activities contribute to household food security and improvement of their nutrition status but also ensure self-reliance. 

The inclusion of host communities as people targeted by the project contributes to the improvement of the fragile food security status of local communities, as well as help to mitigate social tensions between host communities and IDPs. For diversification, beneficiary households are provided the necessary conditions and skills to restore small-stock production capacities. 

This $500,000 project targets 12,500 affected people with activities in the Food Security and Agriculture sector.
Reconstitution d’urgence des moyens d’existence agricoles des personnes déplacées internes et des communautés hôtes agropastoraux affectés par l’insécurité alimentaire au Lac The objective of this $500,000 FAO project is increasing food insecurity through agricultural livelihood assistance. FAO will provide agricultural inputs to 6,000 people, 54 tonnes in animal feed to 1,620 people, distribute 1,620 animals and treat 300 animals for diseases. In total, 10,500 people will be reached, including 5,880 women and 1,785 girls.
Assistance Agricole d’urgence aux ménages vulnérables affectés par les cyclones Batsirai et Amnati dans les districts de Mananjary et Nosy Varika The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cyclones Batsirai and Emnati. This FAO project provides agriculture support to vulnerable people through agriculture inputs and improved nutrition. The project provides life-saving assistance to 17,500 people, including 4,345 women, 2,890 men, 10,265 children, and 525 persons with disabilities.
Shelter and non-food items emergency assistance to affected people in Batken region of the Kyrgyz Republic The main objective of this project is to provide Shelter and Non-Food Items to vulnerable communities affected by hostilities. This IOM project provides winterisation services to affected households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 1,680 people, including 504 women, 504 men, 672 children, and including 150 persons with disabilities.
Providing Lifesaving Reproductive Health and GBV Response Services for IDPs affected by escalating Crisis in Ma’rib The CERF project supports the improvement of access to lifesaving reproductive health services through support to the delivery of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for reproductive health. In particular, the project provides direct support to 12 health facilities (6 CEmONC - Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care and 6 BEmONC - Basic Comprehensive Obstetric and Newborn Care) that are serving the recently displaced IDPs in Marib, Al Jawf and Hadramawt. The project provides payment of incentives to retain health workers and provide other operational costs critical for the provision of the MISP for reproductive health and comprehensive reproductive health care as the situation allows. In parallel, the response to, and prevention of GBV will be addressed through provision of MHPSS, legal aid, livelihood and vocational services, and delivery of protection kits in women and girls’ safe spaces that  aim to restore a sense of safety and human dignity through group and individual services and create a safe environment and opportunity for identification of women and girls at risk from GBV.

The project targets 50,148 affected people through its Health/SRH engagement and 45,000 affected people through its Protection/GBV engagement.
Multisectoral Rapid Response to the people affected by the lean season The main objective of this project is to provide integrated life-saving Nutrition, WASH and Health humanitarian interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality among women and children during the lean season. This UNICEF project provides 1) a SAM treatment program to 16,500 people, 2) 80,000 people with vitamins and micro-nutrients, 3) safe water for drinking, cooking and/or personal hygiene use to 42,240 people and WASH supplies to 31,620, and 4) ANC services to 52,000 pregnant women among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 232,066 people, including 44,177 men, 100,000 women, 11,095 children and 10,633 persons with disabilities.
Protection response for the internal displacement situation in the North-West/South-West regions and Shelter/NFI response in the Far North The main objective of this project is to provide protection, shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in the North-West and Far North regions of Cameroon. This UNHCR project establishes protection monitoring mechanisms, provides unconditional cash assistance, distributes essential household item kits, supports community empowerment and quick impact initiatives, and helps internally displaced persons access civil documentation. The protection component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 30,000 people, including 9,000 women, 9,000 men, 12,000 children, and including 1,000 persons with disabilities. The shelter and essential household item component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 20,650 people, including 3,400 women, 2,350 men, 14,900 children, and including 1,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response to the conflict in Ukraine through multi-purpose cash, shelter and non-food items The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Shelter and Non Food Items, and Multi-purpose cash assistance to 31,200 people. This IOM project provides life-saving assistance to 12,480 women, 9,360 men, 9,360 children, and 3,120 persons with disabilities.
WFP Integrated Response to Prevent Famine in Bay, Banadir and Mudug regions of Somalia. The key objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance, and nutrition treatment for drought-affected persons in the Bay, Banadir, and Mudug regions of Somalia. This UNFPA provides; relief food assistance, nutrition treatment, Infant Young Child Feeding in Emergencies, and UN Humanitarian Air Services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 173,614 people, including 63,169 women, 41,315 men,69,130 children, and 8,681Persons with disabilities.
Shelter and NFI assistance to communities affected by floods in 2022 The main objective of this $2.5 million UNHCR project is to address the immediate shelter and non-food item needs of some of the most severely flood-affected people. To that end, UNHCR will provide $1.8 million in cash assistance to support the shelter needs of 30,000 people. Additionally, UNHCR will distribute essential household items to 20,000 cash recipients to respond to additional needs, among other activities. In total, UNHCR will reach 30,000 people, including 6,874 women, 9,651 girls and 4,500 persons living with disabilities.
Addressing the nutritional needs of children among internally-displaced and host population in the Far North Region The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in the Far North of Cameroon. This UNICEF project scales up community screening for severe acute malnutrition through active case-finding, case referral and treatment, promotes infant and young child feeding practices including exclusive breastfeeding and age-appropriate complementary feeding. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 90,000 people, including 10,400 women, 4,600 men, 75,000 children, and including 100 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving emergency livelihood support to vulnerable food-insecure farming households through agriculture inputs package and multipurpose cash assistance The main objective of this project is to provide agriculture assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict in Myanmar. This FAO project provides farming households with vegetable and paddy seeds, multipurpose cash grants to protect crop production and livelihoods, and refresher trainings on agricultural practices, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 20,000 people, including 6,400 women, 5,800 men, 7,800 children and 1,400 persons with disabilities.
UNHAS support for the Cholera Response The main objective of this project is to support the Cholera response with air transport for humanitarians, medical teams and supplies and medivacs if necessary. This WFP project transports 4,590 passengers and 46 metric tonnes of cargo by land, sea or air.
Menace explosive au Burkina Faso – éducation aux risques des communautés et sensibilisation des humanitaires The main objective of this project is to provide protection (mine action) assistance to 21,582 affected people. This UNOPS project aims to provide access to humanitarian actors to the most vulnerable populations by reducing the dangers associated with explosive devices when assistance is delivered. The project provides life-saving assistance to 21,582 people, including 6,724 women, 6,612 men, 8,516 children and 336 people with disabilities.
Logistics support to the humanitarian community to respond to the impact of floods in Malawi This $200,000 WFP logistics projects aim to support emergency response operations and to urgently assist the Government and humanitarian community in their efforts to deliver life-saving assistance across the most-affected areas in the southern region, the resources from CERF would augment and accelerate humanitarian logistics services including cargo storage and inventory management, transportation and handling in the four most-affected districts of Chikwawa, Mulanje, Nsanje and Phalombe.In total, WFP  transports 1500 MT in cargo by land, sea or air.WFP also installs mobile storage units in some locations where flooding severely affected storage facilities; these will not only safeguard relief items but will serve as satellite logistics hubs for shunting of commodities from district centers to more remote and vulnerable communities.
Amélioration du cadre de protection des personnes victimes d’inondations déplacées à N’Djamena et dans la province du Lac The main aim of this $700,000 UNHCR project is to provide shelter to flood-affected persons. To that end UNHCR will construct 223 hangars (8mx20m). In total, the housing will serve 13,380 people, including 6,000 women and 2,480 girls.
Integrated Nutrition and WASH response to conflicted affected regions in northern Ethiopia and drought-affected regions of Oromia and Somali regions This UNICEF project focuses on Nutrition and WASH response to conflicted affected regions in northern Ethiopia and drought-affected regions of Oromia and Somali regions.UNICEF and its partners provide treatment for SAM, including outpatient therapeutic programme (OTP) management of SAM cases without medical complications and inpatient management of SAM cases with medical complications in Stabilization Centres (SCs). Under WASH, UNICEF prioritizes the provision of emergency water supply in locations without water access and WASH non-food items (NFIs), including household water treatment chemicals, water storage containers, and hygiene-keeping items. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 163,700 people, including 40,793 women, 35,955 men, 86,952 children, and including 24,555 persons with disabilities.
Support for Treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) among Children 6-59 months, and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) The objective of this WFP project is to provide food assistance to the most drought-affected population in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) of Kenya through cash transfers and continued support in the treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) among children aged 6-59 months and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW). This $1.75 million allocation is expected to reach 192,212 people, among which 75.6% are women and girls. The 12 months long project aims to disburse $46/month for three consecutive months to 6,000 households through its cash transfer mechanism, in collaboration with a leading telecommunications company, Safaricom. Similarly, in partnership with UNICEF and the Kenyan government, targeting a 75% MAM recovery rate, WFP will scale up its MAM treatment response in hard-to-reach areas by procuring and transporting 181MT of Ready to Use Supplementary Food (RUSF) and 111MT of Corn Soy Blend.
Maintaining critical, lifesaving & integrated SRH and GBV services within the Ugandan refugee response This UNFPA project provides critical, and lifesaving integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) services, with a particular focus on new refugee arrivals and receiving settlements. This project targets 145,291 affected people, 13,067 men,104,220 women, and 28,004 children including 2,907 Persons with Disabilities.
Provision of shelter assistance and emergency NFI kits to people in need Based on comprehensive needs assessment and analysis of the humanitarian situation in Syria carried out by the inter-sector group, which indicated that Rural Damascus, Dar’a and Latakia Governorates have the highest shelter needs, UNHCR and partners are repairing 500 damaged shelters in these governorates to provide adequate and safe shelter support to some 2,500 directly affected people, in line with the 2022 Shelter Sector priorities. Through this project, UNHCR aims to strengthen resilience and humanitarian early recovery in areas with the greatest needs, including areas where returns have recently taken place.

In north-west Syria UNHCR delivers humanitarian assistance within the framework of the HRP for Syria and under the authority of UN Security Council Resolution 2165 (2014) authorizing cross-border humanitarian operations. Through this project, UNHCR purchases, transports and distributes emergency NFI kits to IDPs in sub-districts hosting the largest numbers of displaced people (access permitting), directly benefiting some 45,000 people through 9,000 kits, in coordination with the SNFI Cluster. 

This project targets a grand total of 47.500 affected people.
Contributing to the reduction of morbidity and mortality among vulnerable groups in most affected counties by severe acute food insecurity in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to reduce morbidity and mortality due to severe wasting among young children. This UNICEF project 1) admits 8,290 children into SAM treatment programmes and 2) provides 187,014 people with access to sufficient and safe water for drinking, cooking and/or personal hygiene among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 187,014 people, including 44,883 women, 41,143 men, 100,988 children, and 1,870 persons with disabilities.
Assistance d’urgence en abris et articles ménagers essentiels pour les personnes déplacées à cause des inondations à N'Djamena et dans le Lac. The main aim of this $800,000 IOM project is to provide shelter and essential items to flood-affected people. To that end, IOM will distribute 900 shelter kits and 2,450 non-food item kits. In total, this assistance will serve 20,100 people, including 6,030 women an 4,623 girls.
Assistance humanitaire en abris et appui à la gestion de sites pour les populations vulnérables affectées par le Cyclone Batsirai The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cyclones Emnati and Batsirai. This IOM project provides shelter support to affected households, and camp coordination and camp management. The project provides life-saving assistance to 8,010 people, including 2,344 women, 1,974 men, 3,692 children, and 695 persons with disabilities.
Assistance d''urgence pour la réhabilitation des moyens de subsistance des ménages vulnérables affectés par la sécheresse prolongée dans le district d''Ampanihy, Région d''Atsimo Andrefana The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought. This FAO project provides agriculture livelihoods to affected people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people, including 6,600 women, 5,400 men, 18,000 children, and 2,400 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Protection, Shelter and MPC assistance for IDPs and conflict-affected in Ukraine The main objective of this project is to deliver life-saving protection, shelter/NFI and multi-purpose cash (MPC) assistance for IDPs and conflict-affected persons in Ukraine. This UNHCR project will 1) provide Psychosocial Support (PSS) and individual protection counselling, 2) distribute NFIs and 3) provide multi-purpose cash to 5,208 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 200,000 people including 69,040 men, 103,560 women, 27,400 children and 26,000 persons with disabilities.
Food assistance to the most vulnerable conflict affected people in the northeast Nigeria The main objective of this project is to help IDPs, returnees, refugees, and local communities meet their basic foods and nutrition needs during and in the aftermath of shocks. This WFP project provides 1) sector-specific unconditional cash-transfers to 26,592 people and 2) conditional cash vouchers for 58,547 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 232,066 people, including 30,224 women, 13,197 men, 105,742 children, and 1,363 persons with disabilities.
Multisectoral Rapid Response for flood-affected people in Bayelsa, Anambra, and Niger States The main objective of this project is to provide health, water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), child protection, and multipurpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding in Nigeria. This UNICEF project provides primary health services to prevent and treat waterborne diseases, distributes WASH supplies, provides safe water and access to sanitation facilities, supports affected children through psychosocial services, strengthens protection from gender-based violence, and provides multipurpose cash. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 145,400 people in the Health sector, 90,000 people in the WASH sector, 8,600 people in the Protection (CP) sector, and 3,500 people with multipurpose cash assistance.
Strengthening the response to existing protection needs and forced displacement causes The main objective of this project is to provide internally displaced persons with improved response routes and to address their protection risks and needs. This UNHCR project 1) establishes and updates protection referral mechanisms and pathways, 2) provides women with assistance to access legal advice, 3) provides temporary accommodation and food assistance to highly vulnerable persons in transit and 4) provides US$360,000 in multi-purpose cash to particularly vulnerable people, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 3,435 people, including 1,170 men, 1,000 women, 1,665 children, and 200 persons with disabilities.
Maintaining Health/Nutrition Life Saving services in 19 TFCs and 5 hospitals covering targeted districts in Yemen The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition and health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This WHO project provides IDPs and host communities facing food insecurity with lifesaving health and nutrition services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 6,000 people, including 2,700 women, 300 men, 3,000 children, and including 300 persons with disabilities.
Assistance médico psychologique aux populations affectées par la crise humanitaire et les inondations des régions de Gao, Kidal et Mopti The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance in Gao, Kidal and Mopti. This WHO project improves access to essential healthcare services, procures essential medicines and supplies and deploys mobile health clinics. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 17,000 people, including 4,200 women, 2,300 men, 10,500 children, and including 2,600 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement de la protection et mobilisation communautaire dans le Nord et Sud-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protect assistance to internally displaced persons, refugees, returnees and host community members in North Kivu and South Kivu. This UNHCR project deploys protection monitors, reinforces community-based protection mechanisms, implements quick-impact projects to promote peaceful co-existence, and provides psycho-social support. The project provides life-saving assistance to 132,000 people, including 29,000 women, 25,000 men, 78,000 children, and 6,600 persons with disabilities.
Appuyer les moyens de subsistance des personnes en situation d'insécurité alimentaire ou à risque d'insécurité alimentaire The main objective of this $2.5m WFP project is to reinforce communities’ adaptation capacity in the face of drought risk. To that end, WFP will construct 90,000 small-scale water catchments through a cash for assets initiative engaging 6,000 households. This will cover 1,700 hectares of agricultural and pastoral land. In addition, WFP will provide unconditional cash to 6,000 households along with FAO’s seed distribution. WFP will also raise awareness about climate risks via radio. In total, WFP will target 48,000 people including 10,800 women and 14,400 girls. Among those targeted, WFP expects to be 2,400 people with disabilities.
Emergency protection and assistance to refugees in transit/reception centers and receiving settlements in Uganda This UNHCR project provides emergency protection services and assistance for refugees in transit/reception centers and receiving settlements in Uganda. UNHCR  with its Implementing Partners will reinforce protection services for people at heightened risk of GBV and GBV survivors as well as provide health services. This project targets 800,000 affected people, 144,000  men,192,000 women, and 464,000 children including 33,000 Persons with Disabilities.
Provision of integrated life-saving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) information and services during the drought response in seven counties in Kenya. The main objective of this UNFPA project is to sustain access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence survivors for populations affected by the current drought in Kenya, which the President declared a national disaster in September 2021.UNFPA and its partners conduct sexual and reproductive health services (SRH) which include procurement and distribution of inter-agency reproductive health (IARH) kits, the orientation of healthcare professionals on the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP), the orientation of County SRH Coordinators on SRH in emergencies, provision of voluntary family planning services, conducting integrated health outreaches, and provision of referral services. The project will undertake Gender-Based Violence (GBV)  response interventions that include orientation of healthcare workers on CMR, provision of CMR services, support operationalization of the national GBV Toll-Free Helpline HAK 1195, provision of MHPSS, and sensitizes emergency response teams on preventions of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA). The project will provide dignity kits, mama kits, and create awareness on SRH and GBV services through multiple platforms, including radio, posters, community awareness drives, and bulk SMS services. The project will directly target 212,439 WRA and sexually active men including those in refugee camps and persons with disabilities. The project targets 207,151 people, including 132,231  women, 72,920  men,4,000 children, and 5,288 persons with disabilities.
Security risk management support to enable improved humanitarian access The main objective of this project is to provide safety and security assistance to enable humanitarian space. This UNDSS project aims to increase the capacity of humanitarian actors to make high quality security risk acceptance decisions based on facts and due diligence.