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Amélioration de l’accès physique au Sud-Kivu & assistance alimentaire dans le Nord-Kivu et le Kasaï Central The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance and common logistics services to IDPs, host community members and returnees in Sud-Kivu (Fizi and Mwenga), Kasai Central (Kazumba) and Nord-Kivu (Masisi). This WFP project provides 3 months of unconditional cash assistance to enable households to meet their basic food needs, followed by 3 months of conditional cash assistance to help households restore their livelihoods. Additionally WFP will rehabilitate 90 km of roads in Sud Kivu that are critical for ensuring that humanitarian actors can deliver life-saving assistance to populations are in need. The project provides life-saving food security assistance to 72,120 people, including 17,253 women and 38,945 children, and life-saving common logistics assistance to 240,826 people, including 50,814 women and 140,811 children.
Supporting production of vegetables and soybean to improve nutrition of children, women and patients The main objective of this project is to ensure the food security of vulnerable groups at risk of undernutrition.  FAO will use CERF funds to provide vegetable seeds, pre-fabricated greenhouses, plastic sheets, seedling trays, and water bladders to cooperative farms among other activities.  150,664 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Emergency assistance to flood affected populations in Uganda The main objective of this FAO project is to protect and restore the livelihoods of the most affected people as well as to enhance their ability to produce food and prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases. With this CERF grant, FAO will provide 96 tons of seeds (cereals, pulse and vegetable), 3,010 watering cans, 18,060 agricultural tools, 50 tons of animal feed concentrate and 10,000 assorted animal veterinary medicine kits. The project will be implemented in 6 months and will benefit 29,824 people, including 7,157 girls and 9,306 women.
Addressing sexual and other forms of violence and separation of children as a result of the socio-economic situation and drought in Zimbabwe The main objective of this UNICEF project is to provide critical child protection services to all children and adolescents at risk of child protection violations in 10 targeted districts. 
With this CERF grant, UNICEF will provide psychological support and awareness related to child protection in emergency, GBV and PSEA, along with support to separated and unaccompanied children. 
The project covers Child protection sector and will last six months. It will benefit 60,000 people including 20,000 girls, 10,000 women and 1,000 people with disabilities.
Emergency shelter support for the most vulnerable cyclone Amphan affected Female Headed families in Khulna, Satkhira, Patuakhali and Barguna districts of Bangladesh. The main objective of this project is to provide emergency lifesaving shelter cash assistance and technical support in Khulna, Satkhira, Barguna and Patuakhali districts.  UNDP will use CERF funds to provide Emergency Shelter cash assistance packages (cash for shelter repairing i.e. procuring rebuilding materials for roofing, fencing, partition and decongestion of accommodation, shelter tools including labor cost for house repair) and technical support for fully and partially damaged houses of female-headed households.  61,334 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Promotion of durable solutions in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile Given the large number of returns in Sudan, IOM plans to create favorable conditions for the sustainable re-integration of returnees in areas of return by supporting the most vulnerable IDPs and local communities members, including other vulnerable groups such as FHH, persons with disabilities and elderly, through a multi-sectoral response that includes the immediate delivery of basic services. Drawing on IOM's strong operational field presence and previous experience supporting the return of IDPs and refugee across a number of rural villages in - among others - Darfur and Blue Nile, this project will ensure that communities are given influence over decision making through community discussions and community-led initiatives throughout all stages of project implementation in a way that accounts for their diversity, and allows the views of the most at-risk to be equally considered and to ensure that the most critical needs are met. Through the implementation of the proposed activities, this project will aim to contribute towards durable solutions through the provision of adequate standards of living, including promoting a minimum access to adequate food, water, housing, health care and basic education to those most in need. Furthermore, the proposed activities will also support communities hosting a large number of IDPs by ensuring equitable access to  services for all to decrease the pressure and strain on the already limited resources available and mitigate the risks of tensions - as some IDPs may not return to their areas of origin and may opt for either local integration or settlement elsewhere in the country. 

The project targets 3,000 affected people with Multi-purpose cash and 19,390 with Early Recovery engagements.
Support to most vulnerable Syrian refugees Through the proposed CERF project, UNHCR will be able to increase countrywide case management support to a total of 1,630 persons with specific needs including persons with disabilities, female heads of households, older persons, children at risk, including unaccompanied and separated children, children engaged in the worst forms of child labor, married children as well as survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, LGBTI, and other vulnerable groups. This CERF allocation will also financially support 3,314 referrals for refugees in need of emergency lifesaving and obstetric hospital care. Refugees will be able to access the needed care in 40 hospitals (16 public/ 25 private) contracted and enrolled under UNHCR network (~ of 10 hospitals/ region). In addition, UNHCR (and partners) intend to address the needs of 1,200 refugee and vulnerable Lebanese households through rehabilitation of substandard residential units to meet humanitarian standards and provision of cash for shelter to ensure tenure security arrangements.

This project will target 3,314 refugees with Health engagement, 8,630 refugees with Protection engagement and 6,000 refugees with ES/NFI engagement.
Amélioration de l’accès des femmes et des filles déplacées internes et des survivantes-e-s de violences basées sur le genre ainsi que des communautés hôtes aux services intégrés qui sauvent des vies dans le contexte de la COVID-19 The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced people and host communities. This UNFPA project establishes and equips 20 safe and secure spaces for women and girls, provides essential medical equipment for the clinical management of rape, distributes dignity kits, supports survivors of gender-based survivors including through cash transfers, and facilities the collection of data on the incidence of gender-based violence. The project provides life-saving assistance to 6,000 people, including 3,600 women, 300 men, 2,100 children, and 120 people with disabilities.
Ensuring shelter options for the most vulnerable families evacuated from their homes as a result of the Beirut Port explosion UN-Habitat is proposing to provide cash for rent to the most vulnerable families who were evacuated by the Municipality of Beirut from their housing units due to severe structural damages. The project will target two of the most affected neighbourhoods following the explosion: Mar Mikhael and Karantina, where the number of evacuated buildings is between 80 to 100 (Municipality of Beirut). The project will provide those evacuated with the cash to enable them to rent outside the affected areas.

The project will assist nearly 800 households (4,000 persons) in securing adequate shelter options for a minimum period of 3 months. This will also mean that women, children, and elderly, have their minimum human and protection rights are secured. Living in adequate individual shelter will enhance the ability to protect vulnerable persons, including women and children from violence, in this highly stressed and complex environment. The project will be complemented through awareness raising on human rights, SGBV, and other topics, and life-saving psycho-social support will be provided to affected families through local active NGOs and in coordination with protection sector. In addition, targeted beneficiaries will have improved hygiene behaviours through the provision of life-saving information and awareness raising sessions conducted by local active NGOs in coordination with the health sector – responding to COVID-19 and other critical health related issues.

The project will target the most vulnerable population groups including migrants and refugees, as well women and children and youth, who had to leave their shelter and seek other unsafe, inadequate options.
Assistance en abris et Eau, Hygiène et l’Assainissement (EHA) pour les personnes déplacées et les communautés d’accueil dans la province de Tanganyika et de l’Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter/NFI and WASH assistance to IDPs and host community members in Ituri (Mahagi) and Tanganyika (Kalemie). This IOM project distributes shelter, NFI and hygiene kits, provides cash for work for the construction of WASH facilities and temporary shelters, constructs latrines and hand-washing stations, and rehabilitates water sources. The project provides life-saving shelter/NFI assistance to 18,650 IDPs and host community members, including 5,222 women and 9,698 children, and life-saving WASH assistance to 22,358 women and 41,522 children.
Provision of Nutrition services for Moderately Acute malnourished children and malnourished PLW in Balochistan The main objective of this project is to provide safe, lifesaving nutrition services for treatment to Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) children and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLWs) at health facilities and communities. This WFP project establishes and operationalizes 38 supplementary feeding services, supplies specialized nutritious food, and builds the capacity of of mother to mother and father support groups among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 41,222 people, including over 15,000 women and over 25,000 children, including more that 5,000 people with disabilities.
Health Sector Response to Tigray Region Crisis The main objective of this project is to reduce avoidable morbidity and mortality among people affected by the conflict in Tigray. With CERF funding, WHO distributes 1,296 inter-agency emergency health kits, 100 cholera kits, supports 45 health facilities with surveillance tools, supports 10 treatment and isolation centres, and provides 50 health facilities with hand washing facilities, among other activities. Some 333,000 people are targeted for health care assistance. This includes 189,810 displaced people, 81,518 women and 173,162 children, and 58,608 people with disabilities.
Urban Safety Nets for anticipatory action in Banadir Region The main aim of this project is to support displaced persons in urban areas that are particularly vulnerable to the mounting socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 like declines in external remittance flows into Somalia and declines in economic activities in urban areas. WFP will use the $2.3 million from CERF to provide a package of three unconditional cash transfers (worth $105 per household) to support 77,762 internally displaced persons and 12,676 individuals in their host communities in the Banadir district.
Life-Saving Health Response to TC Harold The main objective of this project is to restore critical health services, restore syndromic and event-based surveillance and ensure that affected populations have access to critical health information across all three affected provinces.  WHO will use CERF funds to 1) support the Vanuatu Medical Assistance Team to deploy emergency medical teams, 2) provide medicines and medical supplies to health facilities and 3) deploy “EWARS in a Box” emergency mobile-based surveillance system among other activities.  100,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Protection des personnes déplacées internes à travers l’approche de Protection Communautaire, les abris et les articles ménagers essentiels The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter, basic household item, protection, and sexual- and gender-based violence to refugees, returnees, IDPs and host community members in Ituri (Djugu), Kasai (Kamonia), Kasaï-Central, Nord-Kivu, Sud-Kivu (Fizi, Kalehe, Shabunda) and Tanganyika (Kalemie, Manono). This UNHCR project distributes cash-based transfers to enable households to buy basic household items; distributes sanitary kits; promotes community-based protection mechanisms; provides psycho-social support to SGBV survivors; and improves access to emergency and transitional shelters. The protection component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 189,219 people, including 48,459 women, 105,523 children. The shelter component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 72,840 people, including 19,580 women and 38,500 children. The sexual- and gender-based violence component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 1,394 people including756 women and 437 children.
Assistance humanitaire pour les populations affectées suite aux crises frontalières (Basin du Lac Tchad et Liptako Gourma) au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide urgent and vital assistance to vulnerable affected populations in the regions of Diffa, Maradi, Tahoua and Tillabéry with appropriate Shelter/NFIs. This IOM project provides 2,000 Shelter and NFI kits and ensures 50 per cent participation by women in focus group discussions related to the distribution of the kits. A total of 12,00 people, including 504 with disabilities, will be targeted with assistance, including 2,442 men, 2,959 women, 3,257 boys and 3,342 girls.
Protection and Multi-sectoral Assistance to IDPs through Shelter, CCCM and Core-relief Items The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection, emergency shelter and household item, and camp coordination/management assistance to vulnerable displaced people in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states. This UNHCR project supports the decongestion of camps in Pulka through site planning, the provision of Dilwa-type shelters, and the repair of emergency shelters; facilitates protection monitoring; and supports the coordination and management of out-of-camp displaced people in 4 local government areas. The protection component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 300,000 people, including 69,000 women, 66,000 men, 165,000 children, and 33,900 people with disabilities. The camp coordination/management component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 124,000 people, including 28,000 women, 27,000 men, 69,000 children, and 14,000 people with disabilities. The emergency shelter and household item component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 7,500 people, including 1,725 women, 1,650 men, 4,125 children, and 850 people with disabilities.
Provision of PPE and other COVID-related protective and response equipment to Ministries of Health in countries covered by COVID-19 GHRP The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance in priority countries. This UNDP project procures critical equipment including masks and ventilators.
Emergency  Response to African Migratory Locust and Red Locust outbreaks in Southern Africa The main objective of this FAO project is to safeguard the food and nutrition security and livelihoods of vulnerable people in the five African Migratory Locusts and Red Locusts affected countries (Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe). 
With this CERF grant, FAO will mainly provide 400 kg of biopesticide, 4,700 kg of pesticide to treat 150 000 ha of swarming locust, 500 Personal Protective Clothing units (PPE), 225 sprayers for manual, vehicle and air control along with refreshing training to the Control agents and population awareness. 
The project covers Food security/Agriculture sector and will last six months. It will benefit 2.3 million persons including approx. 578,175 women and 578,175 girls.
Assuring Survival Through Urgent Treatment to Acutely Malnourished Children in Eight Municipalities in Huehuetenango The main objective of this project is to save the lives of under five children suffering from acute malnutrition or at risk of acute malnutrition and prevent the appearance of new cases. UNICEF will use CERF funds to screen children and women to identify acute malnutrition or risk of acute malnutrition and ensure follow up by the MoH among other activities.  Nearly 31,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Assurer les services aériens de l’UNHAS pour permettre aux partenaires d’atteindre les zones d’intervention humanitaire The main objective of this project is to provide common humanitarian air services to humanitarian actors in Chad. This WFP project will provide air transportation for humanitarian personnel and cargo and facilitate emergency medical evacuations. The project aims to provide air transportation for an average of 1,500 passengers and 7MT of cargo per month.
Soutien à l’éducation, à la protection et à la santé des filles et des garçons affectés par la crise dans le Nord-Ouest et la Grand’Anse The main objective of this project is to strengthen life-saving education, protection and health services to people affected in the departments of North West and Grand’Anse. This UNICEF project provides, among other things, 9,500 school kits and textbooks to 8,000 students for continuous learning as well as basic water, hygiene and sanitation services to 10 schools through the rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure and hygiene promotion activities; strengthens the child protective environment in 8 target municipalities in the North West departments, including psychosocial support activities to 10,000 vulnerable children in collaboration with the education sector as well as financial management training and cash transfers to 2,500 people; and strengthening of six family health teams ensuring continuity of care for women and children, including provision of 100 kits of work materials, and improvement of the care services in eight health institutions. 11,823 people will be targeted with lifesaving education assistance, 15,000 people with child protection services, and 123,065 people with health assistance.
Ensuring maternal, neonatal and under-five health and saving lives The main objective of this project is to reduce maternal, neonatal and under-five child health morbidity and mortality through critical life-saving health care interventions. UNFPA will use CERF funds to provide drugs and supplies to hospitals at county and provincial level including delivery kits, dignity kits and contraceptives.  267,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Food assistance for acutely food insecure households affected by climate shocks and economic crisis. The main objective of this WFP project is to save lives through support to food access for acutely food-insecure people, so they can meet their basic food and nutrition requirements. With this CERF grant, WFP provides 6,211 MT of food (cereals, pulse and oil). The project benefits 323,038 people, including 77,529 girls, 90,451 women and 34,570 people with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux ménages en situation d’insécurité alimentaire (IPC 3 et 4) dans le département du Nord-Ouest d’Haiti. The main objective of this project is to improve food security and meet basic nutritional needs of households in IPC phase 4 and 3, respectively, with a focus on pregnant and lactating women, children aged 6-59 months, and people with disabilities. This WFP project provides emergency food assistance through unconditional cash transfers to 12,830 people; screening of 1,540 children aged 6-59 months and referral of MAM and SAM cases to health centers; and ensure nutrition awareness sessions for 7,698 people. A total of 12,830 people, of which 514 with disabilities, will be targeted with assistance, including 3,794 men, 3,814 women, 2,605 boys and 2,617 girls.
Enhancing access to Reproductive Health services to women and girls at risk and persons with specific needs across Lebanon The project consists of Health sector engagement - procuring RH drugs and contraceptives to MOPH to be dispensed to women and girls at risk and persons with specific needs through 236 primary health care centers, 150 dispensaries and 29 governmental hospitals. The project targets 286,866 women, men, and adolescent girls and boys Syrian refugees, host community, Palestinian refugees and other vulnerable groups across Lebanon, out of which 7,458 are Persons with Disabilities.

Also the National AIDS program at MOPH will use the RH drugs and contraceptives provided under CERF to meet the needs of its target population of people living with HIV and high risk groups (Men who have sex with men (MSM), Female sex workers (FSW) and Injectable drug users (IDUs).
Provision of Shelter-NFI Emergency Supplies For Flood Affected Populations in South Sudan As S-NFI Pipeline agency, IOM will support the S-NFI Cluster and partners to provide frontline life-saving assistance within the immediate flood response through the provision and transportation of S-NFI in-kind supplies. IOM Pipeline will procure core S-NFI items to replenish the supplies released for flood affected people targeted by the S-NFI Cluster. 

For the flood response, the S-NFI Cluster has targeted 360,000 flood-affected individuals; 159,000 of them are directly targeted through the present project. In close coordination with OCHA, the Logistics, WASH, S-NFI and FSL Clusters, IOM has released contingency WASH and S-NFI supplies from six key hubs (Juba, Bor, Rumbek, Malakal, Wau and Bentiu), to support initial responses. IOM has also allocated supplies which are currently en route to Juba to be immediately released for the next distribution planned for prioritized flood-affected locations.
Provision of emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and nutrition services in Priority Flood Affected Districts of Sindh Pakistan The main objective of this project is to increase access to WASH services, with a focus on safe drinking water, improving hygiene awareness and lifesaving nutrition for affected people. This UNICEF project provides 70,000 with with access to safe drinking water, install or make 178 water supply schemes/handpumps operational, provide 7,000 people with access to safe drinking water through water tankering , deploy 8 mobile nutrition teams. The project provides life-saving assistance to 200,000 people, including 54,000 women, 52,000 men, 94,000 children, including 5,186 people with disabilities.