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Health emergency response scale-up in Ukraine – delivery of critical medical items and extension of the surveillance system The main objective of this project is to scale up logistic hub capacities for the supply of critical items, further build out-country and in-country trucking capacity and reinforce health information and surveillance systems across the country. This WHO project 1) provides medical supplies, ambulances, and security equipment and 2) increases the capacity of the logistic hub in Poland and of the Lviv office among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 600,000 people, including 288,000 men, 192,000 women, 120,000 children, and 66,000 persons with disabilities.
Amélioration de l’accès aérien et assistance alimentaire nutrition-sensible dans l’Ituri, le Nord-Kivu et le Sud-Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-purpose cash and nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons, host community members refugees and returnees in Ituri, North Kivu and South Kivu provinces, and provide essential common logistics services to humanitarian organizations. This WFP project distributes $1.7 million in cash transfers to vulnerable households; provides training on maternal, infant and young child feeding in emergencies; and supports the transportation of essential humanitarian aid workers and cargo via the UN Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS). The multi-purpose cash transfer component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 20,180 people, including 3,734 women, 4,101 men, 12,345 children, and 605 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 10,300 people, including 5,350 women, 3,650 men, and 1,300 children.
Multi-sectoral emergency assistance to respond to new displacement populations with critical WASH, protection, health, and nutrition services and items Due to the availability of markets and vendors in Pemba City, where a large number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) have arrived UNICEF provide restricted vouchers for households to purchase hygiene items such as soap, water storage and transport containers, menstrual hygiene health (MHH) materials, and materials to construct sanitation and bathing facilities in their hosting locations.  For households arriving in more rural resettlement and transit sites UNICEF provide in-kind hygiene items for households.  All engagements are accompanied by messaging for safe hygiene practices and sanitation promotion to prevent disease outbreaks in these sites.  Where feasible distributions are done jointly with the Shelter/NFI and Food Security Clusters to jointly respond to the multiple needs of newly displaced households.  In hosting areas where water sources have become more stressed with the new influx of populations UNICEF are installing new water points that will service the new arrivals and their hosting communities.  To mitigate protection risks to children, UNICEF are putting in place a system to screen and register vulnerable cases, including support for children who have become separated from their families, or are reported missing.

This $1.5mil project targets 50,000 affected people with engagements in the Health sector, 30,000 with Nutrition activities, 29,500 with WASH and 7,500 with Protection - CP.
Provision of life-saving protection and shelter assistance to IDPs in Myanmar The main objective of this project is to provide protection and shelter/non-food items assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict in Myanmar. This UNHCR project provides protection monitoring, legal and psychosocial support, and access to safe shelter, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 115,000 people in the Protection sector and 5,150 people in the Shelter and Non-Food Items sector.
Monitoring de protection et sensibilisation des communautés sur les risques de violations de droits du fait de la sécheresse. The main objective of this $400,000 UNHCR project is to sensitize persons within the mandate of UNHCR about preventing human rights violations linked to climate change and to reinforce protection monitoring mechanisms. To that end, UNHCR will deploy protection monitors, establish 4 referral mechanisms, reinforce community-based protection committees, traditional arbitration mechanisms and spaces for dialogue, train 200 people on protection issues in relation to climate change and raise awareness campaigns on protection and environmental issues to reach at least 3,000 people In total, UNHCR’s project targets 54.648 people, including 17,487 women and 6,558 girls. Among those targeted UNHCR expects to be 2,186 people with disabilities.
Improving access to life-saving quality and confidential GBV services to women and girls in drought-impacted locations of Kahda, Daynile, Baidoa, Galkacyo, Beletweyne and Kismayo The main objective of this $1.5 million UNFPA project is to provide vulnerable people, especially women and girls, with access to confidential, safe and timely services and support items specialized on gender-based violence. To that end, UNFPA will distribute dignity kits to 13,255 people, provide case management, psychosocial support and specialized medical services for more than 5,000 people and provide $30,000 in cash assistance to 600 highly vulnerable people, among other life-saving activities. In total, UNPFA will reach 22,461 people, including 4,561 women, 5,770 children and 5,200 people living with disabilities.
Emergency grant to support life-saving protection, shelter and non-food items humanitarian response activities in Myanmar The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection, shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons in Bago-East, Kayah, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan, and Tanintharyi. This UNHCR project supports community-based protection mechanisms, conducts protection monitoring, provides shelter and essential household item kits, and constructs communal shelter solutions. The protection component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 75,000 people, including 24,862 women, 23,888 men, 26,25 children, and 9,000 persons with disabilities. The shelter and essential household item component provides life-saving assistance to 44,000 people, including 14,586 women, 14,014 men, 15,400 children, and 5,280 persons with disabilities.
Provision of WASH and CP services for Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char The main objective of this project is to improve and sustain access to sufficient/safe water supply, functional sanitation facilities and prevent/respond to all forms of abuse/exploitation,/violence/neglect. This UNICEF project 1) provides safe water for drinking, cooking and/or personal hygiene for 48,543 people, 2) distributes WASH kits to 67,500 people and 3) provides access to protection activities and/or services through child-friendly spaces to 4,000 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 48,543 people, including 12,621 women, 10,680 men, 25,242 children, and 485 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence en matière d''accès à l’eau, hygiène et assainissement et à des services de protection de l’enfant dans la région de Ménaka The main objective of this project is to provide WASH and Child Protection assistance to people in Ménaka affected by conflict. This UNICEF project provides improved access to safe water and latrines, including in schools and health centers, family-tracing and re-unification services for children, child friendly spaces, and temporary learning spaces, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 25,000 people in the WASH sector, including 5,500 women, 14,206 children, as well as 3,500 people with disabilities, and 3,025 children in the Protection sector, including 412 with disabilities.
Emergency WASH interventions to drought-affected population in Central South Somalia The objective of this $4m UNICEF project is to provide life-saving water and sanitation services to 180,000 drought-affected Somalis. The CERF funding will enable UNICEF to provide 7.5l of drinking water per person per day to 180,000 Somalis through water trucking for four to six weeks. In addition, UNICEF will drill five new boreholes and additionally repair 20 water sources. Twenty-five health facilities will also receive emergency water supply. UNICEF will construct or repair 400 latrines, giving 12,000 people access to safe and dignified toilets with functional handwashing facilities. UNICEF will also distribute water and sanitation kits, including water treatment supplies, serving 180,000 persons, and conduct hygiene promotion activities. Among the 180,000 persons targeted, UNICEF expects to reach 35,133 women and 52,322 girls.
Addressing WASH, Education and Child Protection needs of children and communities impacted by inter-tribal conflicts in North, East, Central, West and South Darfur, South and West Kordofan This project aims to assure the provision of multi-sectoral lifesaving humanitarian assistance to people affected by inter-communal conflict in West, East, Central, South and North Darfur, and West and South Kordofans, with particular attention to women and girls. The project targets  40,000 affected people with its EiE component, 37,150 with Protection - CP and 123,100 with WASH activities.
Continued Integrated emergency life-saving interventions to drought emergency in Southern Angola The main objective of this UNICEF project is to reach the most drought-affected populations through providing access to water, improved sanitation, screening for malnutrition at the health facility level and treatment of children with severe acute malnutrition, infant and young child feeding (IYCF) counseling, continuous access to education, gender-based risk mitigation, prevention or response, and life-saving messages on gender-based violence (GBV) prevention, and sharing and dissemination of life-saving information. UNICEF  Procures and distributes essential nutrition supplies (Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF), deworming tablets, antibiotics, and screening and treatment of severely malnourished children, Constructs emergency latrines, repairs and rehabilitates water points in schools and health facilities. UNICEF also sensitizes communities on the prevention and risk mitigation of Gender-Based Violence, Procures and distributes education in emergency school supplies (20 school tents, 90 school-in-a-box, 30,000 student learning kits, 50 teachers’ kits, 50 blackboards, and 100 recreation kits and install  20 temporary learning spaces for children affected by drought in the four municipalities, at the community level. The project targets 149,800 people, including 43,098  women, 38,702men, 68,000 children, and 2,753 persons with disabilities.
Strengthening Protection and Shelter Strategies in Venezuela to mitigate the risks associated to Human Trafficking The main objective of this project is to provide Protection and Shelter and Non-Food Items assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This UNHCR project strengthens the protection of Human Trafficking and GVB Survivors. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 5,249 people, including 2,100 women, 1,680 men, 1,469 children, and including 525 persons with disabilities.
CERF health emergency response to the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine – delivery of critical medical items and strengthening of the surveillance system The main objective of this project is to establish a logistic hub and an airbridge of essential supplies, establish out-country and in-country trucking capacity and reinforce health information and surveillance systems across the country. This WHO project will 1) operate aerial rotations, 2) procure and distribute medical supplies (kits and other critical items) and infrastructure equipment (generators) and 3) design and implement a health information system to support health facilities among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 950,000 people including 456,000 men, 304,000 women, 190,000 children and 123,500 persons with disabilities.
Accès aux services vitaux de nutrition, d’eau, d’hygiène et d’assainissement et de protection aux personnes les plus vulnérables, en particulier les enfants, les femmes et les personnes déplacées le long des axes des zones cibles avec un focus particulie The main objective of this project is to provide protection, wash and nutrition assistance to people affected by conflict and economic disruption in Bocaranga; Bozoum; Bria; Ippy; Kaga-Bandoro; Koui; Ngaoundaye districts. This UNICEF project provides multisector assistance to 45,276 people, including 12,338 women, 12,304 men, 20,634 children, and including 6,791 persons with disabilities.
Providing operational and logistical assistance to humanitarian actors supporting flood-affected populations across Sudan The main objective of this $500,000 IOM project is to respond to the emergency shelter and household item needs of people affected by large-scale flooding. To that end, IOM will provide humanitarian partners with shelter and NFI kits, and provide the necessary operational and logistical support to help partners distribute these items, among other things. In total, IOM will reach 40,000 people, including 13,600 women, 8,000 girls and 6,000 persons living with disabilities.
Emergency drought response through provision of integrated water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) services The main objective of this $1.5 million IOM project is to avert further displacement and disease outbreaks by way of providing access to clean drinking water as well as hygiene promotion activities. To that end, IOM will provide water that is safe for consumption through emergency water trucking, construct and rehabilitate critical sanitation infrastructure such as latrines and handwashing stations, provide hygiene kits to 54,000 people and conduct hygiene promotion campaigns, among other life-saving activities. In total, IOM will reach 60,000 people, a majority of which has been displaced, including 12,000 women, 39,000 children and 600 people with disabilities.
Provision for Protection, Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items benefiting conflict affected populations in Hirshabelle and Galmudug states The main objective of this $3.23m UNHCR project is to provide emergency shelter and protection response to conflict induced IDPs and host community members. To that end, UNHCR will provide emergency shelter kits through cash and in-kind non-food item (NFI) kits (blankets, mats, kitchen sets, lamps, mosquito nets, etc.) as well as cash for NFI kits. In addition, UNHCR will conduct refresher trainings on protection, establish protection desks and deploy mobile protection teams, and provide protection minimum service response. In total, UNHCR will reach 78,000 people through the shelter and NFI component, including 13,756 women and 25,739 girls, and 34,700 people through the protection component, including 6,120 women and 11,451 girls.
Supporting humanitarian responders with access to hard to reach locations to operationalize life-saving activities The main objective of this project is to provide common services to humanitarian workers in north-east Nigeria. This IOM project supports the operation of nine humanitarian hubs, which enable the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance to more than 7 million vulnerable people in areas with limited access.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle d’urgence en réponse à la sécheresse dans les districts en IPC4 et appui logistique à la communauté humanitaire pour accéder aux communautés affectées dans le Sud de Madagascar The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities in Amboasary, Ambovombe, Ampanihy, and Tsihombe, while facilitating through the transportation of humanitarian cargo and personnel. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance, distributes conditional cash transfers, prevents and treats moderate acute malnutrition, and supports the UN’s Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS). The food security component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 63,500 people, including 18,000 women, 17,000 men, 28,500 children, and 8,000 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 54,000 people, including 3,000 women, 51,000 children and 4,300 persons with disabilities.
Protection et assistance d’urgence aux populations déplacées (réfugiés et PDIs dans la province du Lac The objective of this $1.55m UNHCR project is to provide shelter and non-food items, protection and camp coordination services for 100,360 internally displaced people, returnees and refugees in the Lake region. UNHCR conducts protection monitoring and puts in place 20 community-based protection mechanisms, provides psycho-social support to 5,000 people; provides 343 shelter kits and 616 kits with basic household items serving 1,220 people; plants 343 trees to compensate for the provided wood-based shelter items; conducts biometric registration of 15,000 people; and constructs 400 latrines and 16 water points.
Enabling UN Common Services for the Humanitarian Operations in Northeast Nigeria The main objective of this project is to provide common services in support of vulnerable communities affected by flooding in Nigeria. This WFP project provides humanitarian air services to UN agencies and NGOs, thus enabling humanitarian access in challenging conditions.
Sauver la vie des enfants par une intervention d’urgence immédiate dans les zones touchées par le cyclone Batsirai à Madagascar The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving WASH, child protection and education assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cyclones Emnati and Batsirai. This UNICEF project provides fresh water to flood-affected households, ensures child protection, including GBV, and provides education services. The project provides life-saving assistance to 12,000 people, including 2,240 women, 1,760 men, 8,000 children, and 640 persons with disabilities.
Projet de riposte face à la flambée de la FVR au Burundi The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to people affected by Rift Valley fever in Kirundo, Ngozi, and Muyinga regions. This WHO project provides control over the spread of the Rift Valley Fever. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 340,000 people, including 75,893 women, 63,708 men, 200,399 children, and including 33,998 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle pour les nouveaux réfugiés Camerounais The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security and nutrition assistance to Cameroonian refugees. This WFP project provides in-kind food assistance to cover households’ needs for 40 days and provides specialized nutritious foods to infants and women to prevent malnutrition. The food security component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 60,000 people, including 16,300 women, 7,100 men, 36,600 children, and 3,000 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 18,000 people, including 7,200 women, 10,800 children, and 900 persons with disabilities
Health assistance and distribution of emergency cash and non-food items (NFIs) to conflict-affected households in North-West Myanmar The main objective of this project is to provide health and shelter/non-food items assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict in Myanmar. This IOM project provides NFI kits, multipurpose cash, as well as access to primary and specialized health services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 14,500 people in the Shelter and Non-Food Items sector and 18,010 people in the Health sector.
Support vulnerable conflict and drought displaced communities through the provision of WASH and SNFI services The aim of this $1.6m IOM project is to provide life-saving WASH services and emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI) in Hiraan region. To that end, IOM will provide water trucking for one month, rehabilitate 2 boreholes, construct latrines, distribute hygiene kits, conduct hygiene promotion, and distribute shelter and non-food items (e.g. blankets, mosquito nets, kitchen set, etc.). In total, IOM will assist 60,000 people through the WASH component, including 12,000 women and 21,000 girls, and 14,400 people through the shelter and NFI component, including 2,880 women and 5,040 girls.
Assistance humanitaire urgente multisectorielle pour les populations retournées au Hodh Ech Chargui The main objective of this project is to provide food security, shelter and non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This IOM project provides fresh water, shelter and non-food items and livestock services to vulnerable households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 14,970 people, including 5,476 women, 5,543 men, and 4,041 children, including 150 persons with disabilities.
Support to SRH and GBV lifesaving services in Lebanon The project promotes life-saving engagements related specifically to improving reproductive health (RH) access and outcomes and mitigating/responding to gender based violence (GBV). 

The Health-SRH component targets 117,250 affected people and focuses on: procurement of essential RH drugs and contraceptives, ante-natal care (ANC) services and COVID-19 care for pregnant women, outreach, awareness and emergency response to high-risk pregnancies, including from COVID and CMR services and dignity kits procurement and distribution. 

The GBV component targets 4,500 affected people and focuses on: specialized GBV service delivery, protection cash grants for survivors (within case management), support to at least 3 WGSS/WGFS and orientating the community on identifying and referring GBV incidents.
Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance to Vulnerable Households in Tonga The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the volcano eruption and subsequent tsunami. This IOM project provides humanitarian assistance to people through registration and cash distribution. The project provides life-saving assistance to 4,900 people, including 1,500 women, 1,000 men, 2,400 children, and 735 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life saving assistance to people affected by the intensification of the conflict in Cité Soleil The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving assistance to people affected by the spike in violence in Cité Soleil. This UNICEF project provides 1) US$ 43,200 in cash transfers for education to 720 people, 2) screening for 7,500 people for severe acute malnutrition, 3) four mobile child protection teams, and 4) US$ 100,000 in conditional cash transfers for WASH supplies for 15,000 people among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 112,816 people, including 33,240 women, 27,700 men, 50,000 children, and 11,080 persons with disabilities.
Life-saving emergency livelihood support to flood- affected agro-pastoralist communities in Unity State The main objective of this project is to provide emergency livelihood support to mitigate the impact of projected floods on the food security and livelihoods of agro-pastoralist communities in Unity State. This FAO project protects livestock assets by treating and vaccinating animals and by working with affected communities to dispose of animal carcasses as a way of preventing water contamination and the spread of zoonotic diseases.  The project provides agriculture assistance to 60,000 people, including 12,000 men 12,000 women, 18,000 girls, 18,000 boys and 600 people with disabilities.