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Improving the shelter and living conditions of the most vulnerable IDPs in Yemen through non-food items (NFIs) distributions and shelter interventions Through the activities proposed under this project, and in coordination with other Clusters and Working Groups, the project is expected to improve the dignity, living and health conditions and protection situation of 6,215 households (estimated 43,505 individuals) IDPs in Yemen through activities under the ES/NFI sector, namely the provision of shelter solutions and NFI kits through 1) Distribution of Contingency Non-Food Items /Shelter Cluster Common Pipeline; 2) Distribution of Contingency Emergency Shelter /Shelter Cluster Common Pipeline; 3) Provision of shelter maintenance and upgrades; 4) Provision of transitional shelter; 5) Rehabilitation of houses.
Emergency life- saving support to the most drought- affected pastoral and agro-pastoral households in Southwest State of Somalia The objective of this $2m FAO project is to provide immediate access to basic household needs and ensure the survival of productive livestock during the drought period. With the CERF funding, FAO will provide unconditional cash to 25,200 Somalis for six months and water trucking services among the main livestock migratory routes, serving an estimated 45,000 animals owned by approximately 1,125 families. In total, FAO will target 31,956 persons, including 7,986 women and 8,312 girls.
Resilience building through integrated early recovery interventions The project aims to enhance resilience of the vulnerable populations through integrated early recovery engagements focused on community consultation, rehabilitation of services and infrastructure and the revitalization of livelihoods opportunities. 

The proposal activities are tailored based on UNDP context sensitivity and gender assessment finding and local communities ‘priorities in Homs and Aleppo. The proposed outputs respond to major funding gaps and are integrated and targeted in the Aleppo and Homs governorates as an area-based approach.

The project targets 42,257 affected people with its Early Recovery engagement.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle aux personnes vulnérables au Niger en soutien au plan d'urgence du gouvernement The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons, refugees, and host community members in Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tahoua, Tillaberi and Zinder. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance, transfers multi-purpose cash, and distributes specialized nutritious food to treat severe acute malnutrition. The food security component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,003 people, including 8,449 women, 8,352 men, 11,533 boys and 11,669 girls, and including 1,680 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides humanitarian assistance to 12,195 people, including 1,743 women, 5,196 boys and 5,256 girls and including 512 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving and life-sustaining PHC, Trauma and Secondary healthcare services in under-served Syrian subdistricts – a Whole of Syria Proposal The proposed project aims to sustain access to quality integrated primary and secondary health care services for vulnerable populations in the northeast (NES) and northwest Syria (NWS) and ensure live-saving case management supplies and laboratory reagents. While priority activities are different for the geographical areas, all are expected to directly impact the improvement of the health and well-being of populations in the targeted areas.

The project provides life-saving PHC services in NW, COVID-19 management in Syria/Damascus and sustained access to specialized trauma and secondary health care services in the areas of operations of both hubs (Gaziantep and Damascus).

This Health project directly targets 751,008 affected people.
Increasing life-saving health services in communities affected by conflict in Choco and Valle del Cauca (Buenaventura), Colombia The main objective of this project is to increase access to life-saving health services in communities affected by the armed conflict in Choco, Colombia. This WHO project will 1) deploy 16 health brigades, 2) provide 5 emergency health kits to healthcare facilities, and 3) restore access to a safe water supply to 5 health facilities among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,000 people, including 6,400 women, 4,800 men, 4,800 children, and 250 persons with disabilities.
The main objective of this $1.5m WFP project is to enable flood-affected people to meet their essential food needs during the critical flood period. WFP will provide cash transfers for 31,472 people in Tandjile, Logone Occidental and Mandoul provinces for 3 months. Among the 31,472 people targeted will be 7,443 women and 9,867 girls.
To provide lifesaving multisectoral response services for GBV survivors, including clinical management of rape, health and psychosocial support and case management. The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving multisectoral response services for GBV survivors. This UNFPA project provides 1) deploys GBV specialists to provide immediate technical support, 2) provides psychological care for GBV survivors within the Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) and remotely, 3) provides cash assistance to women at risk, and 4) establishes protection referral pathways among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,000 people, including 79 men, 7,821 women, 5,000 children, and 300 persons with disabilities.
Projet d’appui en intrants agricoles aux ménages affectés par les aléas climatiques et autres chocs. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihood assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Kirundo and Muyinga. This FAO project provides agricultural inputs including seeds, fertilizer, tools and livestock feed to farmer households. Additionally the project provides $502,000 in conditional voucher assistance to farmers in need. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 38,600 people, including 9,900 women, 9,400 men, 19,300 children, and including 5,800 persons with disabilities.
Emergency drought response through provision of integrated water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) services. The aim of this $4m IOM project is to improve access to clean water and sanitation for drought-affected communities. IOM will provide water trucking to 190,140 people, construct five boreholes and repair an additional 8 boreholes. IOM will also construct or repair another 25 shallow wells. In addition, IOM will construct 800 latrines serving 24,000 people, distribute 7,500 water and sanitation kits for 45,000 people and share key messages to promote good hygiene practices. In total, IOM aims to reach 190,140 people, including 38,028 women and 66,549 girls.
Responding to the drought emergency in Kenya through provision of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) services in Mandera and Marsabit counties. The key objective of the project is to sustain access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence survivors for populations affected by the drought in Marsabit and Mandera counties. This UNFPA provides services for maternal and newborn care and clinical management of rape services; procures and distributes dignity and mama kits; provides referral services for the critically ill for emergency obstetric care and as a result of various forms of GBV; reaches out to the community for sensitization; conducts integrated health outreaches on Sexual Reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence and orients service providers on prevention of sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (PSEAH) and accountability to affected populations. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 107,480 people, including 40,496  women, 31,156 men, 35,828 children, and 2,416 persons with disabilities.
Provision of multi-sectoral emergency life-saving support to children and their families in Syria Through this project, UNICEF aims to provide 356,570 vulnerable girls, boys, women and men with increased access to multi-sectoral life-saving (WASH, nutrition, education and protection) services, including provision of multi-purpose cash.  The unrestricted multi-purpose cash aims to support highly vulnerable families in urban and peri-urban areas respond to the essential needs of their children and help them cope with the growing socio-economic hardship at critical times during the year to reduce their negative coping mechanisms.
WFP cash-based assistance to vulnerable populations in Colombo and The main objective of this project is to provide immediate access to food to crisis-affected people enabling them to meet basic food and nutrition needs. This WFP project provides 24,701 with multi-purpose cash with a total value of $759,566. The project provides life-saving assistance to 24,701 people, including 10,495 women, 24,701 men,and 2,430 children.
Life-saving food assistance to cyclone-affected populations impacted by Tropical Cyclone Gombe The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance to cyclone-affected populations impacted by Tropical Cyclone Gombe. This WFP project provides value vouchers or cash assistance for three months, up to the harvest period in July. WFP will target beneficiaries meeting the criteria for vulnerability for sudden-onset disaster designed by the Food Security Cluster and endorsed by INGD, namely: loss of food reserves/stocks; loss of crops. The targeted beneficiaries total 28,123 people, including 6,581 women, 5,793 men, 15,749 children, and 57 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d'urgence intégrée en Eau, Hygiène et Assainissement (EHA), protection de l'enfance et Violence Basée sur le Genre (VBG) pour répondre aux besoins immédiats des enfants, des femmes et des personnes vulnérables - Personnes Déplacées Internes (PDI) The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving child protection assistance and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees, and host community members in Goma, Lubero, Rutshuru, and Nyiragongo. This UNICEF project implements case-area targeted interventions (CATI) to prevent the spread of cholera, facilitates water trucking, rehabilitates water points, distributes WASH kits, provides protection support to children (including family tracing, reunification, reintegration, case management services). The project water, sanitation and hygiene component provides humanitarian assistance to 151,000 people, including 32,000 women, 31,000 men, 88,000 children, and including 22,600 persons with disabilities. The project child protection component provides humanitarian assistance to 127,000 people, including 24,000 women, 23,000 men, 80,000 children, and including 20,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence  interventions to the conflict-affected population in Cabo Delgado Province This UNFPA project provides lifesaving Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence interventions to the conflict-affected population in Cabo Delgado Province. Through this project, UNFPA procures and distributes dignity kits, provides GBV case management, psychosocial support, and mental health services, provides integrated Sexual Reproductive Health services including emergency obstetric surgeries, and distributes Inter-Agency reproductive health kits (IARH) in IDP sites and remote host communities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 87,518  people, including 43,749 women, 12,501 men, 28,303 children, and including 5,110 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance for drought-affected households and communities, to enhance resilience to shocks The key objective of this project is to protect the livelihoods of drought-affected vulnerable households and agro-pastoral and pastoral communities in the Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea, and Anseba regions and enhance resilience to shocks. This UNDP project includes the provision of lifesaving food assistance through food for work, unconditional food assistance for people with disability and vulnerable women headed households, and provision of essential household items. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 21,600 people, including 6,221 women, 3,034 men,  12,345 children, and 1,288 persons with disabilities.
Supporting Ebola virus disease containment efforts in Uganda through food assistance The main objective of this WFP is to complement the already planned efforts to provide immediate food and assistance to 7,500 people as part of Ebola virus disease containment efforts in category one districts of Uganda.  The WFP’s food assistance will be undertaken in the context of institutional feeding and dry food rations in close coordination with WHO and UNICEF. This WFP project assists 7,500 people, including 1,763 women, 1,951 men, 3,488 children, and including 598 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving WASH, Child Protection and Nutrition services for the flood affected
people in Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to ensure people are able to meet basic food and other essential needs following the floods. This UNICEF project provides 1) 250,000 people with sufficient/safe water for drinking/cooking/hygiene, 2) 1,200 household sanitation facilitities and/or bathing facilities, 3) 13,000 with mental health and/or psycho-social support services, 4) 3,000 in-kind NFI kits and 5) 3,400 children with severe acute manlnutrition treatment among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 250,000 people, including 83,520 women, 80,244 men, 86,000 children, and 3,580 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration de la résilience du système de santé dans les provinces du Nord-Kivu, Ituri, Sud-Kivu, Kasaï, Kasaï-Central et Tanganyika, en RDC. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance in Ituri, Kasaï, Kasaï-Central, North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. This WHO project conducts disease surveillance in 14 health zones, deploys mobile health response teams, equips 70 health facilities with essential medical supplies, and provides training to essential healthcare workers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 447,000 people, including 96,000 women, 92,000 men, 259,000 children, and 67,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of essential life-saving Health, Nutrition, WASH and Child Protection interventions to vulnerable girls, boys, women, and men affected by drought in the Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) counties of Kenya The main objective of this  project is to provide essential life-saving Health, Nutrition,  Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Child Protection interventions to people affected by drought in the Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) counties of Kenya. This UNICEF project includes provision of health services severe acute malnutrition management , rehabilitation and construction of boreholes, and hygiene promotion and protection. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 131,713 people, including 20,314 women, 6,765 men, 104,634 children, and including 644 persons with disabilities.
Life-saving assistance to Ukrainian refugees in Moldova The main objective of this project is to provide multi-sector life-saving assistance to the refugees from Ukraine, including non-food items, cash, and protection assistance in Moldova. This UNHCR project will 1) provide blankets, sleeping bags to 10,000 people, 2) provide multi-purpose cash to 1,800 people and 3) assist 2,000 Persons of Concern with civil status registration or documentation. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,500 people including 2,500 men, 5,000 women, 5,000 children and 1,250 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement des services de base de protection, éducation et santé pour les enfants les plus vulnérables et leurs familles dans les zones urbaines affectées par la violence et dans les zones affectées par le séisme dans le Sud. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health, protection and education assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the earthquake and violence. This UNICEF project provides health and nutrition services for mothers, newborns and their families, child protection case management, and education support. The project provides life-saving assistance to 41,864 people, including 16,771 women, 8,448 men, 16,645children, and 4,161 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Telecommunications Cluster Response to Tonga’s Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai (HTHH) volcanic eruption/tsunami The main objective of this project is to provide shared connectivity and ICT services for the affected population, humanitarian community and responders in areas affected by the volcano eruption and subsequent tsunami. This WFP project enhance and restore telecommunications infrastructure throughout the island. The project indirectly assist 85,000 people.
Reducing Food Insecurity through Cash Assistance to the Drought Affected Communities in Karamoja region. The main objective of this $400,000 FAO project is to reduce food insecurity and strengthen the resilience of households experiencing income loss across five districts in Uganda’s Karamoja region, thus limiting the social and economic consequences of two consecutive seasons of less than normal crop and animal production. To that end, FAO is making a one-time transfer of unconditional cash to address the most immediate, drought-induced needs of 5,000 affected people, including 2,300 men, 2,700 women and 120 persons with disabilities.
Surveillance active des voyageurs et des populations mobiles lors de l''épidémie de maladie à virus Ebola dans la province de l''Équateur, République démocratique du Congo. The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance Basankusu, Bikoro, Bolomba, Bomongo, Ingende, Lukolela, Makanza, Mbandaka health zones. This IOM project collects data on population movements to inform the response to the Ebola outbreak, establishes health control points, installs handwashing stations to prevent the spread of the disease, and raises awareness and infection prevention and control measures. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 595,000 people, including 121,000 women, 114,000 men, 360,000 children, and including 89,000 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement des moyens d’existence des populations vulnérables des zones touchées par le séisme du 14 aout 2021 The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the earthquake. This FAO project provides relief to earthquake-affected households through food production and livestock support. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,000 people, including 3,750 women, 2,250 men, 9,000 children, and 1,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving preventive and curative nutrition services for children under five and pregnant and lactating mothers, and WASH response The main objective of this project is to improve access to integrated nutrition services for children and pregnant and lactating women and to increase access to WASH services. This UNICEF project 1) screens 159,188 people for malnutrition, 2) provides over 100,000 people with micronutrients, and 3) provides 70,000 people with access to sufficient and safe water for drinking, cooking and/or personal hygiene use among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 159,188 people, including 59,233 women, 23,304 men, 100,000 children, and 2,001 persons with disabilities.
Assistance sanitaire anticipatoire des populations affectées par la sècheresse The main aim of this $549,987 WHO project is to mitigate the health-related consequences of drought in Niger through early detection, vaccination and access to emergency health care. To that end, WHO will reinforce 3 rapid response teams, vaccinate 6,400 children against measles, and deliver 6,366 emergency health kits to four health centers in the target regions. In total, WHO expects to assist 30,625 people, including 9,684 women and 5,935 girls. Among those targeted WHO expects to 1,225 people with disabilities.
Promouvoir les droits sexuels et reproductifs à travers une approche holistique et intégrée de services de Violences basées sur le Genre (VBG) et de Santé Sexuelle et Reproductive (SSR) dans les régions du centre et du nord affectées par la crise au Mali The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health assistance and gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees, refugees and host community members in Gao and Mopti. This UNFPA project procures emergency reproductive health kits, provides health and psychosocial services through women and girls safe spaces, deploys mobile health teams, and distributes dignity kits. The sexual and reproductive health component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 7,600 people, including 5,100 women, 500 men, 2,000 children, and including 250 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence component provides humanitarian assistance to 9,600 people, including 5,700 women, 300 men, 3,600 children, and including 700 persons with disabilities.
Lifesaving Shelter and NFI assistance to communities affected by intercommunal violence in Darfur Competition for land and natural resources, coupled with a deteriorating of the economic, political and security situation, have caused a significant increase in, amongst others, intercommunal violence, which has displaced more than 440,000 people across Sudan in 2021. The needs arising from the massive displacement have left many communities underserved or altogether excluded from accessing the much-needed assistance as the humanitarian community struggles to respond due to the limited resources. There are some 3 million internally displaces persons in Sudan, about 85% live in Darfur. This project aims to address the immediate shelter and non-food item needs of underserved communities and newly displaced affected by the intercommunal violence and insecurity in four Darfur States, namely West Darfur, Central Darfur, North Darfur and South Darfur. 

Through this project, UNHCR provide 4,000 households with the emergency shelter assistance through cash-based interventions (cash over the counter) and will procure and distribute non-food item (NFI) kits to 9,500 households, reaching a combined total of 47,500 affected people with its ESNFI engagement.
Reponse rapide centrée autour des cas suspects de cholera en République démocratique du Congo The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to vulnerable communities affected by Cholera in the DRC. This UNICEF project carries out case-area targeted interventions in and around households with suspected Cholera cases. The approach includes early detection, the distribution of Cholera kits, household disinfection, hygiene promotion, and the establishment of manual chlorination points, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 108,000 people, including 19,246 women, 15,271 men, 73,483 children, and 16,200 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Earthquake Response to Affected Populations in Paktika and Khost The main objective of this project is to provide lifesaving emergency assistance to vulnerable people affected by the earthquake in Paktika and Khost Provinces. This WFP project provides 51,600 people with in-kind food assistance and 69,905 people with $1.5 million in unconditional cash vouchers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 121,505 people, including 28,554 women, 27,946 men, 65,005 children, and 23,973 persons with disabilities.