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Contribution à la prise en charge des cas d’Ebola et de la surveillance à base communautaire Through this project UNDP aims to 1) assist patients to receive medical treatment, a service that will cover medical management of all confirmed cases of Ebola, and 2) contact tracing to the patients. UNDP will be working with technical NGOs towards stopping the further spread of Ebola. An estimated 2,300 patients will be supported over three months.
Provision of WASH facilities and Health services in Mahama Refugee Camp The main objective is to provide access to health and WASH services to reduce the risk of preventable diseases among the refugees.  UNFPA will use CERF funds to 1) construct improved latrine blocks and 2) procure vaccines and vaccine devices (BCG, polio, penta-valent, PCV13, measles, rubella, rotavirus, tetanus toxoid) and oversee their provision.  22,624 refugees in Mahama refugee camp will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Provision of emergency core relief assistance and adequate shelter This project aims to provide essential shelter and NFI assistance to Mozambican refugees in Malawi.  UNHCR will provide 3,000 people with shelter kits which includes materials and supplies needed to allow refugees to design and construct their own shelter.  In addition, they will be  provided with core relief NFI's and solar lamps to allow access to communal latrines around the camp which is presently unlit.  UNHCR will procure and distribute all items within a four month period.
Une approche facilitant l’accès à: (i) une éducation de qualité; (ii) un soutien psychosocial; et (iii) des activités récréatives dans un environnement sûr et protecteur pour tous les garçons et filles de 5 à 17 ans touchés par le conflit au Nord Kivu The main objective of this project is to improve school education for 12,000 children between 5 and 17 years old, including 7,200 displaced children, affected by conflict in North Kivu, in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. UNICEF and its partners will use CERF funds to distribute school and recreational kits to 10,000 children (ages 6-11), distribute early childhood development development kits to 1,000 children (age 5), train 200 teachers, and support communities in repairing 30 schools. The project will be implemented within 9 months.
Food Assistance to the Drought Affected Population of Karnali including Bajura district The main aim of this project is to reduce hunger and under nutrition in targeted drought-affected households in the Karnali region of Nepal.  Using CERF funds, WFP will procure 900MT of rice and distribute through food for asset activities in the remotest areas.  Each beneficiary will receive 150kg of rice which is sufficient for the household for two months’ worth of consumption.  Approximately 30,000 beneficiaries will benefit from CERF funded activities.
FAO Safety Net Intervention Program in support of vulnerable landslides and floods affected households in Rwanda The main objective of this project is to Improve food and income security for small-scale farmers affected by floods and landslides.  FAO will use CERF funds to 1) provide eligible household heads from affected families with cash payments, 2) rehabilitate damaged crops, and 3) procure and distribute fertilizer, seeds, and basic farms tools to farmers in the Gakenke District.  25,470 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Responding to shelter and non-food item needs of IDPs, returnees and the vulnerable in northern Mali The main objective of this project is to provide emergency shelter to 500 vulnerable houseolds (about 2,450 people), and non-food items to another 500 households. This will include emergency repairs to 200 damaged shelters, the distribution of 300 emergency shelters, and the distribution of 500 standard NFI kits. Women-headed households will be prioritized for the distribution of shelters. Similar to a complementary shelter project by UNHCR, IOM will focus on conflict-affected areas with high numbers of returnees in Tombouctou, Gao and Mopti in Mali's northeast.
Scaling up emergency nutrition interventions through rapid response in the newly liberated and other vulnerable areas in Borno and Yobe states. The main aim of this project is to deliver life-saving management of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) among children under 5 in the newly liberated areas of Borno and Yobe. CERF funding will be used to establish community mobilization, screening and referraly systems through the deployment of 500 community mobilizers.  Theraputic and specialized commodities will be procured too allow up to 40,000 children with SAM to be treated.  Lastly, CERF funds will be used to contribute towards establishment of 7 stablization centers where children with medical complications can be treated.
Emergency and life-saving protection for affected population The common objective of this joint project by UNHCR, UNICEF and UNWOMEN is to bring an integral protection response to the 100,000 most affected and vulnerable people from the earthquake. UNHCR will ensure 35,000-affected people are protected against unfair access to humanitarian assistance and their protection needs are assessed. UNICEF will ensure a child-friendly response for 100,000 people to various protection-related issues such as responding to family separation, preventing violence in temporary shelters, and psychosocial support for children. UNWOMEN will ensure 70.000 women, adolescent and girls access to protected  and safe spaces and develop their capacities of GBV response in emergency context.
Provision of Life-saving education interventions to re-start and re-invigorate education service delivery in Upper Nile and Western Equatoria. This project aims to ensure vulnerable children and adolescents in the targeted locations in Western Equatoria and Upper Nile states have access to lifesaving inclusive and quality learning in safe and protective environments. 19,120 children will be targeted with psycho-social support to rebuild their resilience and create a sense of normalcy to cope with the situation of displacement.
Emergency health assistance for people affected by the 2015 drought along the dry corridor in Guatemala WHO/PAHO aim to support the operational capacity of the Ministry of Health in order to improve the drought response of the nutritional recovery centers by i) procuring some equipment and supplies, ii) provision of logistical assistance - by transporting these and other medical supplies from the central level to health facilities and iii) deployment of mobile teams – two in each of the targeted municipalities. Approximately 19,800 people will be supported through the CERF grant for 5 months.
Providing emergency Reproductive Health Services to population affected by Hurricane Matthew The project aims to support national actions for safe lives of vulnerable populations, particularly women in reproductive age, pregnant women, adolescent girls by improving the capacity of sexual, reproductive and maternal health services in Baracao, Maisí, Imias, Niceto Pérez, Manuel Tames, Caimanera, Moa,Yateras and San Antonio del Sur. The project will improve access to SRH services of people in these communities, giving priority to pregnant women, adolescent and women in reproductive age. This project will target (1) pregnant women: 1611, (2) adolescent (girls and boys): 89,302, (3) Women in childbearing age: 97,841 (4) population 60yrs+ : 57,302 (16%) and others (evacuated population, population with disabilities): 208,242.
Emergency sanitation, hygiene and water provision for Congolese refugees in South-West and Mid-West Uganda (Kyangwali, Kyaka II and Rwamwanja) With this CERF underfunded grant, IOM will provide life-saving WASH services, including access to clean water, construction of latrines and medical waste disposal facilities, to Congolese refugees in Rwamwanja, Kyaka II and Kyangwali refugee settlements. IOM will provide refugee new arrivals with the necessary materials and tools to construct a household latrine and basic handwashing facilities. Vulnerable people will be supported with labour for latrine construction. In Rwamwanja, refugees will also be sensitized to adequate hygienic practices using IOM’s information and education material.
Provision Humanitarian Direct Assistance to IDPs The main objective of this project is to improve the living conditions of vulnerable IDPs and conflict-affected people. IOM will use CERF to 1) distribute NFIs, hygiene kits and clothers to IDPs and vunerable people and 2) provide psychological first aid and psychosocial support. 10,000 IDPs and 1,500 conflict-affected people in Banghazi, Sabha, Fezzan, and Tripoli will benefit from this support for nine months.
Immediate food assistance to cyclone affected people in Fiji This joint food sector intervention by FAO, UNDP and WFP aims to ensure that the most affected people have timely access to emergency agricultural input supplies for production in three months and cash transfers to access immediate food. UNDP will clear debris off farming land, while FAO will provide agricultural inputs and WFP will provide a cash transfer of $110 per month per household. CERF funds will support some 47,000 people who will recieve assistance during the initial 3 months.
Provision of Emergency WASH services in camps Burundian refugees and cholera hotspots in host community villages in Kigoma Region The main objective of this joint project (UNHCR and UNICEF) is to improve WASH services for 60,000 Burundian refugees.  For its portion, UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) drill five boreholes in camps, construct/upgrade water supply systems/water treatment, 2) construct 1,000 communal latrines/bathing facilities and 3) procure hygiene materials for 10,000 females including sanitary materials for girls and women.  60,000 refugees and 79,000 people living in host communities in and around the Nyarugusu, Nduta,  Mtendeli and Karago refugee camps will benefit for 9 months.
Provision of life-saving interventions and enhancing support for survival of low birth weight newborns and the most vulnerable women and children Of the overall essential health needs of women and children, the most critical health needs with be covered using the CERF funds. This CERF project will partially cover life-saving needs of pregnant women and children under five. WHO will focus its efforts only on patients, admitted to provincial paediatric and maternity hospitals with severe complications and life-threatening conditions. These hospitals are referral points for all complicated conditions and are not covered by UNICEF and UNFPA. Using CERF funds WHO will ensure availability of essential drugs, hospital consumables and life-saving equipment for intensive care units and delivery rooms.
Provision of life-saving Reproductive Health Services for South Sudanese Refugees in Kakuma Camp The main objective of this project is to improve access to life-saving quality reproductive health (RH) services including clinical management of sexual assault and rape for new South Sudanese refugees in Kakuma Camp. UNFPA will use CERF funds to 1) provide comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care to women and girls, 2) update 50 clinical and 50 community health workers staff on comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care, and 3) carry out social mobilization campaigns to raise awareness on services.  4,200 refugees and 200 people in host communities in Kakuma Refugee Camp will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Provision of Life Saving Reproductive Health and GBV Prevention and response services for Congolese and South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda The project aims to provide the Minimum Initial Service Package for sexual reproductive health that ensures access to life-saving Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) interventions and provision of protection and care services to mitigate risk to gender-based violence among South Sudanese and Congolese (DRC) refugees in the Adjumani, Arua, Kiryandongo settlements and Congolese refugees in Rwamwanja and Kyangwali settlements. Some 122,600 refugees will benefit from this assistance over a period of 9 months.
Blanket Supplementary Feeding Program in Karnali Region, Nepal The main objective of blanket supplementary feeding is to prevent further deterioration of the nutrition status among children 6 to 23 months and pregnant and lactating women. In addition, all children discharged from SAM treatment will be admitted for supplementary feeding thereby preventing these children to relapse. Under the CERF funds a total of 46,421 individuals (15,961 children 6-23 months and 30,460 PLW) will be assisted with a monthly ration of 3kg of nutritious supplementary food.
Assistance WASH pour les déplacés du Pool The project focuses on WASH activities aimed at the temporary construction of 18 showers and 18 latrines to support the 12, 986 IDPs in need of humanitarian assistance. This also includes awareness raising and sensitization to adhere to hygiene norms and standards and ensure the dignity of the affected persons. Children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women will be the main beneficiaries to ensure access to safe drinking water and mitigate against the high risk of water-borne diseases.
Drought response in northern Somalia The project objective is to provide stabilized or improved food consumption through unconditional cash-based transfers for two months for 160,000 drought affected people in northern Somalia. Each household will receive a monthly transfer value of $112.8. This value varies from region to region based on local market prices. The e-transfers will give poor households immediate access to food to help improve their current food security status and prevent them from sliding into IPC Emergency phase.
Emergency Assistance to South Sudanese Refugees in Bambouti (CAR) This project aims to provide emergency food assistance to 4,931 South-Sudanese refugees in Bambouti (1,931) and Obo (3,000) in Haut Mbomou. In addition, the project will also target 1,039 in Bambouti vulnerable beneficiaries from the host community.  Some 507 metric tons of cereals, pulses, corn soya blend and vegetable oil will be provided to 4,931 refugees over 5 months, while US29,000 dollars will be provided to the 1,039 host beneficairies over 4 months. Total Requirement: US$ 1,800,000, Total Funding Received: US$ 124,044, Total Amount Requested: US$ 814,776
Provision of emergency WASH services to communities most affected by drought in Puntland and Somaliland The objective of this joint WASH project from UNICEF and IOM is to address acute water shortages and prevent acute watery diarrhoea by increasing access to safe water for and providing hygiene kits to 224,000 drought-affected vulnerable people in Somaliland and Puntland in a six-month timeframe. The agencies will provide water vouchers for 27,000 affected households for six weeks; conduct emergency rehabilitation of 28 non-functional boreholes to ensure access to safe water for drought affected people; hold refresher training of borehole operators; and distribute hygiene kits to the entire targeted population.
Respond to emergency WASH needs of vulnerable people in conflict affected areas in the Central African Republic The main objective of this project is to reduce the risk of water-borne diseases among 110,000 internally displaced people and returnees in four regions of the Central African Republic. UNICEF and its partners will use CERF funds to increase available water supply from currently 2.1 litres per person per day in Batangafo to 15 litres for 30,000 people by constructing 10 and rehabilitating 30 water points. 440 latrines will be constructed for 43,800 people, 30,000 people will receive WASH kits and 110,000 hygiene information. The project will be implemented within 9 months.
Provision of multi-purpose emergency cash grants to dzud affected low income herder communities This project aims to to address the immediate survival needs of subsistence herders in the regions most affected by harsh winter, enabling vulnerable and low income herder households to withstand the harsh winter without losing their livelihood. In particular, multi-purpose emergency cash injections will be provided to 4,390 low-income dzud-affected herder households with less than 100 heads of livestock.
UNDSS Security Support for Humanitarian Operations The project funding will be used for the establishment of a temporary UNDSS presence in two locations in the area, and the deployment of one field security coordination officer (FSCO) for four months. The FSCO will expand UNDSS Jordan’s capacity and provide critical security services for the humanitarian community, including assessments, security reporting, planning, as well as coordination with host country security officials.The project is designed to provide security support for 4 months.
Health emergency response to population affected by landslides and floods The main objective of this project is to ensure that quality, lifesaving primary health preventive and curative services are available and accessible.  WHO will use CERF funds to procure and deliver Inter-Agency Health Kits (IEHK) and Diarrheal Disease Kits (DDK) to health facilities located in the most affected areas in Gakenke District.  13,500 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Strengthening national actors to undertake GBV prevention and mitigation  services in  the conflict-affected North East Nigerian States of Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe The objective of the project is to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States. Specifically UNFPA aims to increase awareness of GBV prevention and response among IDP and high risk communities, mobilize community members for Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), provide age and culturally appropriate psycho-social counseling for women and young girls, mobilize communities to utilize the referral pathways for enhanced provision of service for GBV survivors, and provide dignity kits to improve hygiene and protect dignity of vulnerable women and young girls.
Saving maternal and newborn lives in Cyclone Roanu affected areas of Bangladesh This project aims to prevent excess maternal and new born mortality and morbidity in cyclone affected areas (Cox’s Bazar, Chittagong, Patuakhali, Barugna and Bhola districts). 15,000 pregnant and lactating women and 5,000 new-born will have access to maternal and new-born health services.
Protection and life-saving assistance for 20000 relocating refugees from Yida settlement UNHCR will use CERF funds to establish a new refugee camp in Pamir and to address the most urgent needs of some 20,000 refugees.  Transport capacity for relocation will be increased, transit centers will be rehabilitated, essential non-food items will be distributed, access to primary health care will be provided and temporary learning spaces will be set up.
Emergency water, sanitation and hygiene interventions for persons displaced within Anbar due to recent military operations This project targetting 150,000 IDPs, aims to assure that IDPs in Anbar governorate (camps and non-camp locations in Ameriyat al Fallujah, Khalidiyah, Habbaniyah Tourist City and Bzebiz) have timely, equitable and consistent access to sufficient, safe water for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene, waste management facilities and services, and critical hygiene items and information.
Food Assistance to people in the dry corridor affected by 2 consecutive years of prolonged dry spell WFP will use CERF funds to kick start a food assistance response supporting some 23,000 families (115,000 beneficiaries) .  Unconditional cash transfers will be provided over 3 months to target households with no harvest, no food reserves and who have no alternate source of income. WFP will also work with targeted households on use of cash to ensure nutritious and balanced diets.
FIJI Cyclone Response: Shelter  and  NFI  Pipeline IOM’s approach during the initial phase of the response aims to address shelter needs through a combination of in-kind, regionally procured and locally procured materials. Shelter items will include: plastic tarpaulins, ropes/fixings, toolkits and other NFIs that meet the emergency shelter and household needs of the affected population. The most vulnerable 26,250 people (5,250 households) will be supported through the CERF grant.
Protection monitoring and legal assistance provided to displaced population in Anbar district This project aims to address the needs of vulnerable population displaced as a result of recent conflict in Fallujah through protection monitoring and legal assistance. 13,000 vulnerable IDPs out of the 107,140  projected catchment population will be identified through protection monitoring provided with legal assistance and/or referred for appropriate services
Improved food security for drought affected households in Cunene and Huila Provinces of Angola With CERF funding, FAO aims to ensure agro-pastoralist access to crop inputs and survival stock feed for their animals through providing direct assistance to some 50,000 food insecure and vulnerable rural affected by drought.  FAO will provide seeds of cereals, beans and vegetables (short cycle seeds) and agriculture tools alongside production assistance.  Further, FAO also aims to In order to increase the dairy production and livestock health through procurement and distribution of mineral licks and multivitamins.  CERF funded activities will be implemented within a 5 month period.
Life-saving food assistance to South Sudanese Influx in East Darfur The main objective of this project is to protect the livelihoods of new South Sudanese refugees in East Darfur through the provision of General Food Distribution (GFD). WFP will use CERF funds to procure food commodities, distribute food assistance through the Sudan Red Crescent Society and carry out distribution monitoring. 37,000 newly arrived refugees in Khor Omer, Abu Jabra and Abu Matariq will benefit from this project which will be implemented within 4 months.
Humanitarian assistance to Refugees and Asylum Seekers The main objective of this project is to provide direct life-saving support to meet the humanitarian needs of refugees and asylum seekers.  UNHCR will use CERF funds to 1) distribute cash assistance and 2) procure and distribute NFI winterization kits next winter, among other activities. 20,000 people in Benghazi, Ghat, Tripoli, Mis'rata and Sebha will benefit from this support for eight to nine months.
Emergency Shelter and NFI support for Landslide and Flood Affected Population in Sabaragamuwa Province. This project aims to provide life-saving assistance to 8,356 most vulnerable people affected by the floods and landslides in Kegalle and Rathnapura Districts by distributing shelter and non-food items over a six-month time frame.
Réponse à l’urgence nutritionnelle au Mali à travers la prise en charge de la malnutrition aigüe sévère The main objective of this project is to treat an estimated 17,222 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition across nine regions of Mali. (While malnutrition rates are higher in some northern regions--the overall focus of this CERF grant--more than 80 per cent of malnourished children live in other areas of the country.) Under the project, 192 health staff will be trained on treating malnutrition. UNICEF will work with several implementing partnes and will use standard Sphere indicators to measure the project's results.