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Scaling-up the Health Response to the Resurgence of Cholera in Haiti The main objective of this project is to reduce morbidity and mortality related to cholera in active hotspots and limit the spread of the disease to other communities. This WHO project 1) provides cholera culture diagnosis capacity to 5 laboratories, 2) monitors/evaluates 12 cholera treatment centers (CTC) with clinical management quality and 3) treats approximately 3,000 suspected cholera patients in the CTCs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 42,000 people, including 12,351 women, 11,862 men, 17,787 children, and 1,681 persons with disabilities.
Réduire l'impact de la sécheresse sur les femmes et les filles dans les domaines de santé de la reproduction et la lutte contre les VBG The main objective of this $600,000 UNFPA project is to mitigate the effects of drought on gender-based violence, maternal deaths and school dropouts of young girls. UNFPA will train 40 health workers in emergency obstetrics and neonatal care and clinical management of rape, deliver 75 inter-agency emergency reproductive health kits to assist about 1,185 people including 683 cases of obstetric complications, raise awareness around GBV risks and available services, create 10 safe spaces for children and youths, deliver 4,500 menstrual hygiene management kits, assist 800 girls with final exam fees, and provide 2,800 people with psycho-social support services. In total, UNFPA will target 10,412 people through the reproductive health component, including 5,256 women and 2,368 girls, and 3,604 women and girls through the protection component.
Prevention and provision of lifesaving gender based violence and integrated SRHR in emergencies response services among the Rohingya refugees The main objective of this project is to strengthen the protection of Rohingya refugee women and girls in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan char from any form of GBV. This UNFPA project 1) training on basic SRHR, survivor centered approaches and comprehensive case management to 75 implementing partner staff and 2) training on psychosocial first aid to support programme implementation to 60 implementing partners staff among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 80,520 people, including 32,706 women, 28,008 men, 19,806 children, and 7,650 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence aux réfugiés affectés par les inondations dans les camps des réfugiés de N’Djamena, Sila, Chari-Baguirmi et le Lac The main aim of this $900,000 UNHCR project is to provide multi-sectoral emergency assistance to refugees affected by the floods in Chad. To that end, UNHCR will provide shelter (in-kind and through cash), distribute NFI kits, rehabilitate water points, distribute water treatment products and hygiene kits, install latrines, raise awareness around hygiene and health, train health personnel in refugee camps and provide essential medicines, and provide temporary learning spaces. In total, UNHCR will target 21,294 people, including 7,881 women and 4,069 girls. Among those targeted UNHCR expects to be 305 people with disabilities.
Réponse rapide aux épidémies de choléra dans la province de Nord Kivu The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by Cholera in the DRC. This WHO project provides medical treatment for patients, trains health personnel, and supports disease surveillance, among other activities. The project provides life-saving humanitarian assistance to 127,952 people, including 27,081 women, 26,019 men, and 74,852 children.
​​Provision of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs) for Populations Affected by drought and the Northern Ethiopian Crisis​ This IOM project provides dignified living conditions and access to essential household items for Internally Displaced Persons and returnees. IOM and its partners provide in-kind emergency shelter and NFI kits, Shelter repair assistance Cash for local material and labor, cash AND Non-Food Items, and technical training on shelter repair assistance and construction. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 46,975 people, including 9,925 women, 10,890 men, 26,160 children, and including 2,932 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d'urgence à l'épidémie de choléra dans les régions du Sud-Ouest et du Littoral The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in the Southwest and Littoral regions. This WHO project procures cholera treatment kits, treats cholera cases, strengthens disease surveillance including the capacity of local laboratories, and delivers refresher trainings to healthcare workers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 40,700 people, including 12,700 women, 16,000 men, 12,000 children, and including 570 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Provision of comprehensive, quality life - saving support for GBV survivors and prevention of GBV among the most vulnerable population in Central Darfur, North Darfur, West Darfur and South Kordofan states The project targets the most vulnerable women, girls and boys in 6 target localities in 4 states, through providing quality multi-sectoral GBV response services following a survivor-centered approach as well as GBV prevention measures. This project aims at preventing the risks of violence, responding to it and mitigating the violence-related consequences in the affected areas through: i) providing targeted response services (CMR, PSS, PSA, etc.)  and ii)  awareness-raising among the most vulnerable people about the life-threatening risks of GBV and provide information on available services, coupled with the distribution of dignity kits. The project targets a total of  32,830 affected people with its Protection - GBV engagement.
Emergency response to support livestock owners in floods-affected districts of Sindh province The main objective of this project is to prevent further loss of livestock, the critical source of livelihoods of rural communities in Sindh & Balochistan. This FAO project 1) vaccinates, deworms and/or treats 390,000 animals, 2) provides vaccination and treatment to 201,000 people and 3) gives animal feed to 60,300 people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 201,000 people, including 45,307 women, 47,153 men, 108,500 children, and 4,638 persons with disabilities.
Réponse d'urgence en prévention, prise en charge des Violences Basées sur le Genre (VBG) et protection contre l’exploitation et les abus sexuels dans les provinces de l'Ituri, Nord-Kivu, Sud- Kivu, Kasaï, Kasaï Central et Tanganyika The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving gender-based violence protection assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Ituri, Kasaï, Kasaï-Central, North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika provinces. This UNFPA project provides GBV psycho-social support and case management services; provides medical care to survivors of gender-based violence; provides essential sexual and reproductive healthcare supplies to 24 health centres; trains healthcare workers on the clinical management of rape; raises awareness in communities about gender-based violence; establishes community mechanisms to report complaints including of sexual exploitation and abuse; establishes women- and girl-friendly safe spaces; provides cash transfers; and distributes menstrual hygiene management and dignity kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 105,692 people, including 22,304 women, 21,589 men, 61,799 children, and 5,562 persons with disabilities.
Providing Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to address cooking fuel needs of Rohingya households in Cox's Bazar The main objective of this project is to ensure refugee households have sustained access to cleaner cooking energy. This IOM project provides 409,319 people with 83,247 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) refills. The project provides life-saving assistance to 418,529 people, including 106,654 women, 90,916 men, 220,959 children, and 50,222 persons with disabilities.
Provision of essential and lifesaving WASH and Education services to flood affected population across nine states The main objective of this $1.7 million UNICEF project is to provide flood-affected people with life-saving support in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and education clusters. In terms of WASH support, UNICEF will conduct critical repairs to improve the water supply infrastructure, construct emergency latrines, provide hygiene items and implement hygiene promotion campaigns, among other activities, reaching a total of 50,000 people, including 14,330 women, 11,218 girls, and 5,000 people with disabilities. In terms of education support, UNICEF will repair education facilities and damaged equipment, set up temporary learning spaces, and distribute essential education and recreational materials, among other activities, to support 12,365 people, including 12,000 school-aged children (4,000 boys and 8,000 girls) of which 1,200 are living with disabilities.
Assistance multi-sectorielle d’urgence en abris dignes, articles ménagers essentiels et Eau Hygiène et Assainissement pour les personnes déplacées les plus vulnérables de la Province du Lac The aim of this $700,000 IOM project is to provide an integrated shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance for displaced people in the Lake Region. IOM will provide 610 shelter kits, 400 non-food item kits, 400 hygiene kits, construct 45 latrines and 24 water points. In total, IOM will reach 5,200 people, including 1,600 women and 1,200 girls.
Lutte contre l’insécurité alimentaire et renforcement de la résilience des ménages vulnérables des communes difficiles d’accès du Nord et du Sahel The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihoods assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Nord and Sahel regions. This FAO project distributes animal feed and provides unconditional cash transfers to farming households. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 18,550 people, including 7,606 women, 2,596 men, 8,348 children, and including 185 persons with disabilities.
Réponse rapide à la crise humanitaire – M23 dans la province du Nord-Kivu en République démocratique du Congo The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Kayna, Karisimbi, Nyiragongo, Rwanguba and Rutshuru. This WHO project carries out disease surveillance, active detection of cholera cases, procures essential medical equipment, and establishes cholera treatment units. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 182,000 people, including 56,000 women, 53,000 men, 73,000 children, and including 19,000 persons with disabilities.
Providing Lifesaving Reproductive Health Services for IDPs affected by escalating Crisis in Ma’rib The main engagements under the project include:procuring and distribution of a whole range of RH kits, commodities, equipment, and supplies for the delivery of RH services at the health facilities, incentive payment to medical doctors, midwives, and nurses to ensure the provision of 24/7 motherhood services within the BEmONC and CEmONC Health Facilities and supporting 2 outreach mobile teams and community midwifery in Marib. The project targets 120,000 affected people with its Health-SRH engagement.
Supporting emergency response to the cholera outbreak The main objective of this project is to reduce mortality and morbidity through rapid intervention in the prevention and treatment of cholera. This UNICEF project provides 1) 500 people with treatment for acute watery diarrhea (incl. cholera), 2) 55,000 people with critical WASH supplies (e.g. WASH/hygiene kits) and 3) 50,000 people with critical cholera kits among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 250,000 people, including 68,850 women, 66,150 men, 115,000 children, and 25,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of protection and specialised protection assistance to drought affected populations (vulnerable IDPs and host communities) in Benadir, South West States and Mudug. The key objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection assistance to drought-affected populations (vulnerable IDPs and host communities) in Benadir, the Southwest States, and Mudug. This UNHCR project provides; identification and profiling of extremely vulnerable persons, protection kits, improve targeted multi-sectoral referral and response mechanisms and provides information, psychological first aid, psychosocial counseling, and legal aid (ICLA)  to address evictions related concerns. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 25,000 people, including 4,405 women, 4,060 men, 16,500 children, and 1,500 Persons with disabilities.
Emergency response with integrated protection for persons affected by gang violence in the metropolitan areas of Port-au-Prince and in the departments affected by the 14 August Earthquake in Haiti. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection and shelter assistance to vulnerable communities affected by gang violence and the 14 August earthquake. This IOM project provides integrated protection assistance to affected households, cash for reallocation and shelter, and provides non-food items for shelter. The project provides life-saving assistance to 13,900 people, including 4,031 women, 5,143 men, 4,726 children, and 700 persons with disabilities.
Increasing access to continued and safe lifesaving sexual and reproductive health services in the states of Amazonas, Apure and Sucre. The main objective of this project is to provide Health assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This WHO project provides increased access to timely and continued care delivery to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 16,721 people, including 14,975 women, 490 men, 1,256 children, and including 847 persons with disabilities.
Réponse multisectorielle aux inondations dans les provinces de N’Djaména et Lac The main aim of this $950,000 UNICEF project is to provide WASH and child protection assistance to flood-affected Chadians in N’Djamena and in the Lac region. To that end, UNICEF will install latrines and showers, distribute hygiene kits, install child-friendly spaces, provide psychosocial support, documentation and reunification services, and raise awareness around child protection concerns. In total, the WASH component will target 72,000 people, including 14,976 women and 22,464 girls. The child protection component will target 20,000 people, including 2,500 women and 7,000 girls.
Assistance d’urgence au renforcement des capacités de production alimentaire des populations vulnérables centrafricaines affectées par l’impact des conflits internes et de la crise en Ukraine The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by conflict and economic disruption in Bocaranga, Koui, Ngaoundaye, Kaga-Bandoro, Dékoa, Kouango, Ippy, and Alindao districts. This FAO project provides livelihoods assistance to 100,000 people, including 20,800 women, 19,200 men, 60,000 children, and including 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Multisectoral Response to the communities affected by malnutrition The main objective of this project is to provide nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), as well as health assistance to vulnerable communities in north-east Nigeria affected by malnutrition. This UNICEF project provides life-saving treatment to children suffering from severe acute malnutrition, screens children for malnutrition, counsels pregnant and lactating women on feeding practices, installs and rehabilitates boreholes to improve water supply, provides WASH facilities and supplies, trains healthcare workers on management of disease outbreaks, and provides life-saving primary healthcare services, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 251,001 people in the Nutrition sector, including 126,000 women, 125,001 children, and 27,611 persons with disabilities; 146,859 people in the WASH sector, including 32,954 women, 85,949 children, and 16,155 persons with disabilities; and 300,000 people in the Health sector, including 75,000 women, 185,000 children, and 7,996 persons with disabilities.
WASH response to Cholera in Lebanon The key objective of this project is to prevent the further spread of Cholera in Lebanon through the containment of outbreaks and the provision of sufficient clean and safe water and treatment of waste water. The expected impact is a significant reduction in the number of Cholera cases in the country. This project targets 600,000 affected people with WASH activities.
Provision of essential life-saving Health, Nutrition, WASH and Child Protection interventions to vulnerable girls, boys, women and men affected by drought in the Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) counties of Kenya UNICEF is implementing its life-saving activities in the drought-affected Arid and Semi-Arid (ASAL) counties by strategically collaborating with implementing partners, community volunteers, and county governments to provide critical Nutrition, WASH, Health, and Child-protection services. During the 12 months implementation period of this $2.35 million allocation, UNICEF will provide increased access to safe drinking water and improved hygiene services to 200,100 people in the six most-affected counties, among which above 50% are women and girls. Additionally, the project will provide life-saving health interventions to 55,644 newborn children, preventive household care training to 350 community health extension workers and volunteers, therapeutic feeding to 32,899 people (49% girls), and protection support to 13,733 children.
Support ensuring the provision of lifesaving Sexual and Reproductive Health response services to Women, girls and young people affected by the Tropical Storm GOMBE in Nampula and Zambézia provinces, in Mozambique This UNFPA project will Support the provision of lifesaving Sexual and Reproductive Health response services to Women, girls, and young people affected by the Tropical Storm GOMBE in Nampula and Zambézia provinces, in Mozambique. Reestablishment of SRH/GBV Services in the affected Districts, including for the provision of Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care. This UNFPA project will also  Deploy mobile brigades for the provision of integrated SRH and GBV response Services, Deploys MCH nurses for the provision of SRH Services in temporary health clinics and support the mobile brigades deployed to the accommodation centers, Procures life-Saving Commodities including IARH kits and supports the PSEA Network efforts in the target provinces. The targeted beneficiaries, for this component, total 44,000 people, including 37,020 women, 8,800 girls, and 500 persons with disabilities.
Integrated Cholera response for Malawi The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by Cholera in Malawi. This UNICEF project provides Cholera Health and WASH kits as well as other essential items to detect, treat and prevent Cholera, constructs community sanitation facilities, and promotes hygiene practices, among other activities. This project provides assistance to 170,000 people in the WASH sector, including 46,818 women, 78,200 children, and 18,700 people with disabilities, and 10,250 people in the Health sector, incl. 2,878 women, 4,729 children, and 893 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Multipurpose Cash (MPC) to communities affected by the food insecurity in South Sudan The main objective of this project is to reduce the impact of food insecurity through the provision of multi-purpose cash assistance in Fangak and Pibor Counties. This IOM project provides 28,500 people with multi-purpose cash transfers ($712,500 value) among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 28,500 people, including 7,176 women, 7,127 men, 14,197 children, and 4,275 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Nutrition services to conflict-affected areas and IDP camps during COVID-19 pandemic and military takeover The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition assistance to internally displaced persons in Bago East, Chin, Kayin, Magway, Mon, and Tanintharyi. This UNICEF project screens children for acute malnutrition, treats children for severe acute malnutrition, provides vitamins and micronutrients to women and children, and provides training on maternal, infant and young child feeding. The project provides life-saving assistance to 57,900 people, including 33,000 women, 24,900 children, and 6,369 persons with disabilities.
Oral Cholera Vaccination to high-risk settings in Lebanon WHO is procuring 915,790 doses of oral cholera vaccine to ensure that 90% of the population most at risk (a total of 1,017,428 people) living in the 8 districts identified as hot spots are vaccinated with a single-dose campaign of oral cholera vaccine (OCV). OCV will be delivered both at facility as well as household and community levels enabling responders to target those most vulnerable and at risk for infection. A Door to Door  strategy will be the main mechanism for vaccination delivery. This project targets 915,790 affected people with procurement for Health activities.
Providing multisectoral lifesaving assistance to the most vulnerable in Yemen Years of armed conflict, and the existence of multiple underlying determinants of malnutrition at household and community levels, in addition to the economic decline further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and impact of ongoing Ukraine war continue to increase the level of food insecurity which is a key underlying factor of acute and chronic malnutrition. In line with the CERF Underfunded Emergency strategy, UNICEF provide a coordinated multi-sectoral life-saving response to a total of 663,544 people including IDPs and host communities in the governorates of Al Hudaydah, Hajjah, Marib, and Taiz as part of the inter-agency interventions proposed under the CERF Underfunded Emergencies allocation to respond to critical needs of the most vulnerable children and their families and ensure access to basic nutrition, WASH and child protection services to safeguard their health and well being and reduce vulnerabilities which put them at risk of violence, abuse neglect and harm.
Provision of Integrated emergency nutrition, child and social protection services in drought-affected communities in Oromia, Somali and Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples regions This $3,900,000 UNICEF project aims to address the nutrition needs of severely malnutritioned children and to strengthen child and social protection services in Oromia, Somali and Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' regions. To that end, UNICEF will rapidly distribute ready-to-use therapeutic food, provide multi-purpose cash assistance, and scale up child protection services, especially targeting separated and unaccompanied children, among other activities. In total, UNICEF will provide nutrition support to 36,880 people, including 8,749 men, 8,749 women, 9,691 boys, 9,691 girls, and 2,582 people with disabilities, distribute multi-purpose cash to 40,000 people, including 9,494 men, 11,827 women, 8,506 boys, 10,173 girls, and 6,399 people with disabilities, and reach 20,000 children with child protection services, including 10,000 boys, 10,000 girls and 1,240 children with disabilities.