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Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux personnes affectées par les inondations dans les The main aim of this $1.3m WFP project is to ensure flood-affected people have access to food. To that end, WFP will provide three cash transfers ($11 per person per month) to 27,448 people. Among those targeted will be 6,492 women and 8,605 girls.
Améliorer la sécurité et la dignité des personnes déplacées internes et des populations hôtes très vulnérables sans habitation en les relogeant dans des abris d’urgence et en leur fournissant des articles ménagers essentiels The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Shelter and Non-food items assistance to 4,515 affected people. This UNHCR project aims to improve the safety and dignity of IDPs and highly vulnerable host populations without homes. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,515 people, including 957 women, 755 men, 2,803 children, and 74 persons with disabilities.
Appui multi-sectoriel à la réponse à l’épidémie MVE dans la province de l’Equateur The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection, nutrition, and water, sanitation & hygiene assistance in Mbandaka. This UNICEF project strengthens infection prevention and control measures, improves access to safe drinking water, distributes WASH kits, reinforces community-based protection mechanisms, and provides treats acute malnutrition in Ebola treatment centres. The protection component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 423,000 people, including 91,000 women, 87,000 men, 245,000 children, and including 63,000 persons with disabilities. The WASH component provides humanitarian assistance to 63,000 people, including 13,000 women, 13,000 men, 37,000 children, and including 4,500 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides humanitarian assistance to 6,000 people, including 1,200 women, 500 men, 4,300 children, and including 900 persons with disabilities.
Stock replenishment of emergency rations to IDPs, deliver nutrition treatment and prevention activities for children and PLWGs, and provide humanitarian air services in Yemen. The project responds to the needs of affected through a multi-layered approach, including both operations and operational support through UNHAS.

1) FSA through RRM support: As families are uprooted suddenly from their homes, their most critical immediate needs are food and basic personal items. While fully-fledged emergency response actions through the clusters are being organized, there is an obvious need to provide an immediate life-saving response to newly displaced families. To meet this need, the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) was activated as a first responder until other clusters' humanitarian response could take effect. The component supports the replenishment of stocks of RRM’s food component, already distributed for this situation.

2) Nutrition: Acute malnutrition hits record levels in Yemen with a devastating toll on children under five years of age. The conflict has significantly compounded an already fragile nutrition situation. This contribution supports the delivery of moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) treatment and prevention assistance to children and pregnant and lactating women and girls (PLGW). This is accomplished through the procurement, dispatch and distribution of specialized nutrition commodities.

3) UNHAS: One of the main obstacles to immediately mobilizing an adequate response is limited partners presence on the ground. The recent escalation in Ma’rib  has hampered access to the area and affects the capacity of humanitarian actors to deliver assistance in an optimal way. This contribution supports the aviation contracted services (aircraft and support services).

The project targets a total of 109,062 affected people through its FSA/RRM component and 34,516 affected people through its Nutrition component.
Emergency response to the acute SRH needs and GBV risks of vulnerable women and girls in western Ukraine The main objective of this project is to provide protection from gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health assistance to 366,585 people. This UNFPA project provides humanitarian assistance to 152,435 women, 178,850 men, 35,300 children, including 12,243 persons with disabilities.
Response to unattended health needs in vulnerable municipalities of multiple affectations in Honduras. The main objective of this project is to ensure the continuity and availability of health services to prevent disproportionate mortality and morbidity. This WHO project provides 1) basic repairs to damaged and unsanitary health facilities, 2) essential health supplies, equipment, PPEs, maternal and reproductive health supplies to health centers, and 3) community-based or health-facility-based disease surveillance among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 100,000 people, including 26,400 men, 28,600 women, 45,000 children, and including 1,000 persons with disabilities.
Protection et assistance d’urgence aux réfugiés maliens The main objective of this project is to provide camp coordination and management, protection, health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This UNHCR  project provides fresh water, protection, health and shelter services to refugees. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 8,062 people, including 2,037 women, 1,166 men, 4,859 children, and including 11 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle à l’urgence sècheresse sud (Nutrition, WASH et Protection de l’Enfant The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Nutrition, WASH and Child Protection assistance to 50,000 people. This UNICEF provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 17,000 women, 13,000 men, 20,000 children, and 5,100 persons with disabilities.
Addressing protection risks and strengthening access to SRHR in drought affected districts of Karamoja region The main objective of this $450,000 UNFPA project is to ensure access to lifesaving gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services at a time of increased risk, especially for women and girls. To that end, UNPFA will strengthen referral and case management structures to provide immediate access to specialized GBV support services, provide dignity kits to 2,000 women, and procure and distribute health supplies to support an estimated 3,025 women and girls of reproductive age with SRH services, among other activities. The project provides lifesaving GBV support to 37,176 people, including 5,632 men,24,233 women, 1,734 boys, 5,577 girls, and 186 persons with disabilities, and sexual and reproductive health services to 151,498 people, including 12,903 men, 109,440 women, 3,972 boys, 25,183 girls, and 758 persons with disabilities.
Providing critical lifesaving support to the most vulnerable Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh to preserve a dignified protection space The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving essential household item and protection assistance to refugees in Cox’s Bazar. This UNHCR project facilitates community-based protection in 12 camps and access to justice interventions in 16 camps, and distributes liquified petroleum gas for cooking fuel to families in 16 camps. Without this cooking fuel assistance, Rohingya refugee women and girls would be forced to collect firewood, which not only leads to deforestation but exposes them to heightened risks of gender-based violence. The essential household item component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 447,500 people, including 115,500 women, 96,700 men, 235,300 children, and including 4,500 persons with disabilities. The protection components provides humanitarian assistance to 1,300 people, including 370 women, 310 men, and 620 children, and including 130 persons with disabilities.
Early and anticipatory action for effective health response to flood-affected communities in Rubkona County. The main objective of this project is to enable access to lifesaving health services to contain ongoing disease outbreaks and to mitigate the risk of a widespread, flood-induced public health emergency. This WHO project provides essential medicine and supplies to static and mobile health facilities, capacitates rapid response teams to rapidly track and contain infectious diseases and conducts preventative and reactive vaccinations campaigns, among others. The project provides health assistance to 250,000 people, including 100,725 men, 96,775 women, 26,775 boys, 25,725 girls and 37,500 people with disabilities.
Water, sanitation, and hygiene response to floods in the La Mojana region The main objective of this project is to provide WASH assistance to people affected by floods in La Mojana. This UNICEF project provides water, sanitation and hygiene services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 12,000 people, including 4,296 women, 3,932 men, 3,772 children, and including 700 persons with disabilities.
Assistance humanitaire en abris pour les populations vulnérables affectées par les conflits en Ituri et au Nord-Kivu, République démocratique du Congo (RDC) The main objective of this project is to provide Shelter assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence in the Ituri and North Kivu provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This IOM project supports the upgrading of shelters of families hosting displaced households through both cash and in-kind assistance. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,331 people, including 2,930 women, 4,604 children, and 44 persons with disabilities.
Provide life-saving food assistance to vulnerable people living in areas controlled by armed gangs in the Port au Prince metropolitan area The main objective of this project is to ensure food access through food assistance to people affected by gang violence in the Cité Soleil area. This WFP project provides 378 MT of in-kind food assistance to 28,560 people, and 2) US$ 713,760 in cash vouchers to 14,820 people among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 43,380 people, including 8,850 women, 9,140 men, 25,390 children, and 3,037 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Logistics and Emergency Telecommunication common services to support coordinated and efficient humanitarian responses in priority regions. The main objective of this project is to provide humanitarian partners with access to reliable coordination and services including support in logistics coordination, emergency telecommunications, and on-demand services. This WFP project will 1) set up two humanitarian staging areas where partners can have access to storage facilities and services, 2) set up two forwarding bases to consolidate cargo and trucks to be dispatched, and 3) establish and provide security communications services (Security Operating Centre) to humanitarians operating in country among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to humanitarian partners.
Multisectoral assistance to new arrivals from Ancuabe The project aims to strengthen resilience and capacity of affected communities to respond to immediate protection risks and incidents driven by the current new displacement in Ancuabe district. UNHCR aims to address acute shelter and CRI needs for 500 households affected and displaced by the conflict in Ancuabe and the communities that host them. UNHCR shelter/CRI (NFI) support will focus on distribution of standard core relief items (CRIs) and construction of transitional shelters targeting 2,500 IDPs in Montepuez District. With the Protection engagement, UNHCR target 15,350 IDPs and host community members, including 350 people with disabilities. The project supports the deployment of mobile protection teams with integrated case management (CM), MHPSS and legal support to GBV and SEA survivors, adolescent boys and girls (“youth”), people with disabilities (PWD) and others with specific needs and vulnerabilities. The mobile protection teams are further carrying out awareness raising and key messaging.

This  $921.092 project targets 2,500 affected people with ES/NFI activities, 12,500 with CCCM and  15,350 with Protection engagement.
Appui à l’offre des soins de santé d’urgence de base aux populations des sous-préfectures de Kouango et Bozoum en République Centrafricaine The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to people affected by high levels of food insecurity in Sous- prefectures of Kouango et Bozoum. This WHO project provides access to health services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 47,006 people, including 13,535 women, 1,829 men, 31,642 children, and including 7,051 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Livelihood Assistance to Address the Negative Impact of Rising Food Prices in Yemen The main objective of this project is to provide food security and multipurpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This FAO project provides vulnerable people with agriculture livelihoods and multipurpose cash. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 66,500 people, including 15,960 women, 16,625 men, 33,915 children, and including 19,950 persons with disabilities.
Réponse intégrée d'urgence en Eau, Hygiène et Assainissement (EHA), Nutrition, Education, Santé et Protection de l'enfance pour renforcer l’accès aux services de base essentiels des populations déplacées dans la province du Lac The goal of this $3.26m UNICEF project is to provide an integrated multisectoral WASH, nutrition, health, education and protection response. UNICEF will screen 34,028 children for severe acute malnutrition and provide treatment for 7,000 children, sensitize 48,364 people on good nutrition practices, construct 647 latrines serving 12,940 people, sensitize 64,700 people on good WASH practices, provide water access and hygiene kits in 4 schools, provide mental health and psychosocial support to 15,000 children and parents, support 500 unaccompanied children with family reunification services, train 1,500 community mechanisms, law enforcement and military on children’s rights and mine risk awareness. In addition, 34,512 teachers or students will be provided with school materials, 130 teachers will be hired, 40 new learning spaces will be created giving 1,600 children access to education. Moreover, 49,000 people will be vaccinated against measles and 9,000 infants aged 0-23 months will receive PEV vacccines. In total 82,392 people will be reached with nutrition activities, 64,698 people with WASH activities, 17,500 with protection activities and 34,512 through education support, and 100,014 through health services.
Ensuring access to life saving reproductive health services, including basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric care and integrated GBV services in the floods affected districts in Balochistan The main objective of this project is to provide Health (Sexual and Reproductive Health) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This UNFPA project ensures access to life saving reproductive health and Gender Based Violence services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 55,000 people, including 25,810 women, 8,052 men, 21,138 children, and including 1,162 persons with disabilities.
Response to emergency health needs in flood-affected communities in La Mojana Region, Colombia The main objective of this project is to provide Health assistance to people affected by floods in La Mojana. This WHO project provides medical services assistance. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 12,000 people, including 4,800 women, 3,600 men, 3,600 children, and including 120 persons with disabilities.
Provision of lifesaving protection services and assistance for displaced populations This UNHCR project provides critical lifesaving protection services and assistance to displaced and affected members of the host community, targeting predominantly women, adolescent girls, and children in the above mentioned districts of Cabo Delgado province. This will be achieved through the following activities: Protection monitoring, Provision of support to people with specific needs, and Access to documentation. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 7,300 people, including 2,309 women, 1,236 men, 3,775 children, and including 365 persons with disabilities.
Emergency livestock support for small-scale farmers in severe flash flood-affected communities in Northeastern districts of Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to increase the resilience among small-scale livestock farmers in flood affected communities through providing emergency support to their livestock. This FAO project provides 1) 30,714 MT of animal feed plus other livestock inputs to 76,785 people, 2) vaccination/deworming/treatment of 15,357 animals and 3) 500 people with agricultural skill training. The project provides life-saving assistance to 76,786 people, including 22,268 women, 21,500 men, 33,000 and 1,206 persons with disabilities.
Response to the epidemic prone disease outbreak and mitigation through integrated primary health and nutrition services including immunization in Mudug The key purpose of this project responds to the ongoing measles outbreak in the Mudug regions of Somalia to contribute to the reduction of mortality and morbidity associated with measles. This WHO project includes basic primary healthcare and nutrition, scales up measles vaccination services and Vitamin A supplementation for children aged below 5 years, enhances community and health facility level disease surveillance, and enhances risk communication, community sensitization, and health promotion activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 241,724 people, 241,724 children, and 4,355 persons with disabilities.
Emergency health assistance to communities in IPC 4 and 5; acute food insecurity in Fangak, Leer, Mayendit, and Pibor counties in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of preventable morbidity and mortality resulting from the effects of acute food insecurity and the associated risk of infectious and epidemic-prone diseases. This WHO project 1) provides 351,171 people with emergency health kit coverage, 2) vaccinates 14,138 children against measles and other diseases, 3) supports 11 health facilities to provide essential health services, and 4) supports 2,862 SGBV survivors among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 351,171 people, including 95,280 women, 70,605 men, 185,286 children, and 52,676 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Protection, Shelter and MPC assistance for IDPs and conflict-affected in Ukraine The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving Shelter and Non Food Items, Protection and Multi-purpose cash assistance to 105,300 people. This UNHCR project provides life-saving assistance to 55,544 women, 33,696 men, 21,060 children, and 13,689 persons with disabilities.
Protection assistance for vulnerable communities and migrants at risk of human trafficking in Venezuela The main objective of this project is to provide Protection assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This IOM project provides protection services to victims of trafficking. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 4,250 people, including 1,740 women, 1,401 men, 1,109 children, and including 106 persons with disabilities.
Life-saving hospital support and oral cholera vaccine (OCV) administration UNHCR’s Health sector response funded through CERF reinforces work to contain the spread of the cholera disease and decrease morbidity and mortality through complementary response measures including Oral Cholera Vaccines (OCVs) for approximately 308,000 individuals by conducting the roll out of an OCV campaign in high-risk communities including in informal settlements and collective shelters through a door-to-door campaign. For refugees already infected and presenting severe symptoms, UNHCR ensures 100% coverage of costs at hospitals for up to 1,213 refugee cholera patients with severe illness out of an estimated 7,185 individuals who are anticipated to be in need of hospital care as the outbreak progresses. This engagement is complementing the Government of Lebanon’s coverage of Lebanese nationals. This project targets a total of 308,200 affected people with Health activities.
Providing life-saving protection and health-care support to migrants and other populations in vulnerable situations in Lebanon The project improves access to life-saving humanitarian protection and health-care services for 5,487 vulnerable people, including migrants and Lebanese facing difficulties. Health activities target 3,677 affected people and Protection activities target 1,810, including children and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV).
Expansion of HRMMU activities aimed at protection of civilian population, and promotion of remedy and reparation to survivors and their families in response to the 2022 Conflict in Ukraine The main objective of this project is to monitor the human rights situation in Ukraine and to conduct advocacy. The findings from OHCHR's monitoring will inform the broader humanitarian response. Some 29,000 people including 10,000 women, 15,000 men and 4,000 children will benefit from the project.
Provision of Food Assistance to Crisis-Affected People and Common Services (Logistics and Emergency Telecommunications) to support coordinated and efficient humanitarian responses in priority region The main objective of this project is to ensure crisis-affected people are able to meet their basic food needs and humanitarian partners have access to reliable coordination and services. This WFP project 1) sets up humanitarian staging areas and forwarding bases to provide partners with access to storage facilities and the ability to dispatch consolidated cargo and trucks, 2) provides security communications and data connectivity services to humanitarians and 3) provides emergency food assistance to 72,223 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 72,223 people, including 5,680 men, 6,638 women, 60,000 children, and including 10,834 persons with disabilities.
Health Sector preparedness and response to the cholera outbreak in affected woredas in Somali and Oromia regions. The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to people affected by cholera in Somali and Oromia regions. This WHO project provides health services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 205,836 people, including 50,385 women, 48,414 men, 107,037 children, and including 36,236 persons with disabilities.
Assistance humanitaire en abris pour les populations vulnérables affectées par les conflits au Nord-Kivu, République démocratique du Congo (RDC) The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons members in Goma, Lubero, Nyiragongo, and Rutshuru. This IOM project constructs 2,000 emergency shelters and distributes 2,000 essential household item kits. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,000 people, including 3,700 women, 3,200 men, 3,100 children, and including 150 persons with disabilities.
Emergency food assistance and nutrition support to vulnerable populations in Pibor and Fangak The main objective of this project is to address the emergency food and nutrition needs of vulnerable people in Pibor and Fangak. This WFP project provides 35,000 people with food assistance, 2) distributes 1,162 MT of food, 3) provides $289,800 in sector-specific unconditional cash transfers, and 4) admits 11,800 people into MAM treatment programmes among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 35,000 people, including 13,380 women, 6,170 men, 27,250 children, and 935 persons with disabilities.