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Empowerment and access of women and girls affected by food insecurity to protection, care, support services and networks. The main objective of this project is to empower and provide access to women and girls affected by food insecurity to protection, care and support services and networks. UNWOMEN will use CERF funds to provide women/mothers protection agents with enhanced knowledge of the use of ICTs as a protection and immediate action mechanism.  8,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Projet d''assistance multisectorielle aux réfugiés et populations hôtes victimes des inondations The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and WASH assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding in 4 priority departments. UNHCR will use CERF funds to distribute non-food items, construct temporary shelters, and build latrines. 50,000 people will benefit from this project (including 13,043 women and 13,497 girls), which will be implemented in 6 months.
Assistance alimentaire en faveur des survivants de la Maladie à Virus Ebola et les communautés affectées dans les provinces du Nord & Sud Kivu et de l’Ituri. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security, nutrition and education assistance to IDPs, returnees and host community members in Ituri, Nord Kivu and Sud Kivu. This WFP project provides food assistance in the form of cash transfers, initially through unconditional transfers to 87,000 people including Ebola-survivors for a period of 6 periods, followed by conditional transfers (in coordination with FAO's CERF-funded project) to roughly a third of these individuals for a period of 3-6 months. Additionally this project provides nutritional assistance to Ebola survivors and their households in order to support treatment, recovery and rehabilitation from the disease; provides meals (in coordination with UNICEF's CERF-funded project) to 9,000 children in schools in Ebola-affected areas to promote enrollment and attendance; screens children aged 6-23 months as well as pregnant and nursing women for acute malnutrition; and raises awareness about proper nutritional practices. The food security component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 87,000 people, including 20,800 women, 22,500 boys and 24,400 girls. The education component provides life-saving assistance to 9,300 people including 126 women, 4,300 boys and 4,700 girls. The education component of this project provides life-saving assistance to 3,640 people, including 776 women, 1,031 boys and 1,117 girls. Exceptionally this project will be implemented over the course of 18 months.
Agricultural livelihoods protection through humanitarian Anticipatory Actions in Jamuna river, Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving livelihoods assistance to flood-prone families in Rangpur (Kurigram, Gaibandha), Mymensingh (Jamalpur), Rajshahi (Bogra, Sirajganj). This FAO project comprises two interventions to safeguard vulnerable households' livestock and agricultural assets. On the one hand, FAO provides services to keep livestock alive, including livestock feed, vaccinations, and emergency veterinary services. On the other hand, FAO distributes storage containers so that farmers can safeguard their tools and seeds from being damaged or washed away by floods. The project provides life-saving assistance to 70,000 people, including 17,500 women, 17,500 boys and 17,500 girls.
Services communs logistiques pour la réponse humanitaire dans les régions prioritaires The main objective of this project is to provide common logistics services for humanitarian actors to deliver life-saving assistance. This WFP project supports the establishment of a national logistics coordination mechanism, strengthens information sharing, and erects 4 mobile storage units to safely store humanitarian cargo.
Provision of Emergency Health Kits to 360,000 Flood-Affected Population in 12 Priority Counties The goal of this project is to contribute towards the reduction of avoidable morbidity and mortality amongst the floods affected populations in 12 priority counties in South Sudan. WHO aims to deliver emergency health kits to support uninterrupted provision of basic health care, investigation and response to suspect outbreaks in flood affected locations.

The project targets 360,000 persons affected by flood in 12 priority counties (Ayod, Duk, Twic East, Bor South, Pibor, Pariang, Panyijiar, Rumbek Centre, Rumbek North, Rumbek East, Awerial, and Juba). Of these, there are 108,000 men, 100,800 women, 72,000 girls and 79,200 boys. WHO will work together with the community leaders and health facility managers to ensure that PwD, women and girls are assisted to safely access the supported health facilities, without difficulty.
Assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle aux personnes déplacées internes dans les régions de Tahoua et Tillabéry The main objective of this project is to provide emergency food assistance to meet the food and nutritional needs of 9,988 internally displaced people in the Tahoua and Tillabéry regions. This WFP projects provides unconditional food assistance to 9,988 IDPs through monthly distributions of food for four months followed by cash transfers for three months to the same number of beneficiaries. In addition, 1,000 children aged 6-23 months will receive blanket supplementary feeding for malnutrition prevention, while 600 children aged 6-23 months are targeted at health centre level for malnutrition treatment. The project provides life-saving assistance to a total of 11,588 people, including 174 people with disabilities.
Assistance sanitaire aux populations affectées par l’insécurité dans 13 Districts sanitaires sous état d’urgence dans les régions de Diffa, Tillabéry, Tahoua, Maradi. The main objective of this project is to improve access to primary and referral health care for IDPs, returnees and host population in the four targeted regions. This WHO project ensures continuity of care for all targeted people, including referral and free care as well as strengthening of integrated management of childhood illnesses; deployment of mobile clinics to reach vulnerable populations, particularly in IDP sites and remote areas; provides 246 Inter-Agency Emergency Health Kits and other trauma kits as well as 201 reproductive health emergency kits in collaboration with UNFPA; and supports the Ministry of Health for the operationalization of non-functional health centers for displaced persons by the reassignment of staff and the provision of essential drugs. A total of 58,617 people will be targeted with assistance, of which 2,462 people with disabilities, including 11,999 men, 14,473 women, 15,873 boys, and 16,272 girls.
Ensuring comprehensive and integrated life-saving SRH and GBV services to vulnerable women and girls in Cabo Delgado. The main objective of this UNFPA project is to provide life-saving Gender Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) response for IDPs and Host communities in Cabo Delgado.
With this CERF grant, UNFPA will mainly provide 2,500 dignity kits, 12 reproductive health kits, 3 tents for women and girls safe space and materials and equipment for 10 women and girls safe spaces. 
The project covers Health and Protection/GBV sectors and will last 12 months. It will benefit 59,964 people for health sector and 59,210 persons including 22,956 women, 22,844 girls and 3,876 people with disabilities for the Protection/GBV sector.
Protection for victims of forced displacement and confinement in times of COVID-19. The main aim of this $743,151 UNHCR project is provision of protection mechanisms for IDPs and others at risk as well as reducing the protection gaps related to SGBV. Among key activities UNHCR will equip 8 community infrastructures for IDPs with shelter material and energy sources, install 20 refugee housing units, and train 184 public servants in psychosocial care for IDPs, provide 1450 humanitarian kits to 5,800 beneficiaries, and support 340 SGBV survivors with case management. In total, UNHCR aims to reach 17,954 persons, including 4,938 women and 3,133 girls (and including 179 persons with disabilities).
Assistance humanitaire d’urgence aux populations déplacées de la Province du The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter/NFI and camp coordination assistance to vulnerable IDPs. This IOM project provides shelter kits, distributes NFI kits, and collects data on displacement and the needs of the displaced through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in order to better inform the humanitarian response. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,350 people including 3,220 women and 4,400 children.
Emergency response to provide life-saving access to WASH and nutrition services for vulnerable children and families impacted by ETA and IOTA in Guatemala. The main objective of this project is to provide emergency life-saving access to basic WASH services to vulnerable children and families and to save the lives of children 6-59 months with acute malnutrition and to prevent that children become malnourished. This UNICEF project rehabilitates water networks, distributes family hygiene kits, and supports child caregivers through nutrition teams. The project provides life-saving assistance to approximately 60,000 people, including 19,000 women, 18,200 men, 23,000 children, and 4,200 people with disabilities.
Provision of preventive nutrition services to children under 5 and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLWs) living in locations with emergency Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) prevalence. Effectively providing supplementary nutrient rich and micro-nutrient tablets can circumvent increased cases of acute malnutrition and excess morality. In complementarity with UNICEF, WFP will use the $500,000 to provide 62.4 MT of Plumpy Doz for 7,089 girls and 6,811 boys aged under 2 years and 102.8 MT of super-cereal plus for 5,700 pregnant and lactating women for the prevention of chronic and acute malnutrition.
Promotion du bien-être des femmes et filles déplacées, rapatriées et refugiées par l''atténuation des conséquences de VSBG et l’accès aux services de prise en charge, y compris les services de santé sexuelle et reproductive The main aim of this $700,000 UNFPA project is to reinforce access for case management of sexual and gender-based violence for displaced and returning women and girls. UNFPA will provide post-rape kits for 40 health facilities and sexual and reproductive health supplies for 10 hospitals; train 70 health facility staff in clinical management of rape and emergency obstetric care; organize psychosocial, recreative and social activities for 14,539 women and girls in safe spaces in IDP camps; train 70 focal points in womens’ organizations and NGOs; provide 7,000 dignity kits and $180,000 in cash assistance for 1,000 female heads of household to cover basic needs. 10,000 women and girls will receive access to SRH services. In total, UNFPA will assist 35,679 people of whom 21,572 will be women and 11,617 girls. Among those assistes will be an estimated 357 persons with disabilities.
Logistics Augmentation and Coordination to Support Humanitarian Operations in Northwest Syria WFP as lead agency of the Logistics Cluster will be targeting or assisting all humanitarian organizations responding to the Syria crisis through their own programmatic sectors. 
The Logistics Cluster will have a coordination base in Gaziantep, and staff based in the two cross-border hubs in Kilis and Reyhanli. It will facilitate and fast track the delivery of humanitarian cargo of UN agencies from Turkey into northwest Syria by coordinating transshipment operations through UNSCR 2504 via Bab al-Hawa/Reyhanli and Bab al-Salam/Kilis border crossings. This means coordinating with UNMM, Turkish customs authorities, UNDSS and other UN agencies, whereby all organizations collaborate and work together to ensure a streamlined operation. In addition, the Logistics Cluster is responsible for setting contracts with the hub owners and taking all the necessary security measures so that the operations will not be interrupted, and if needs arise it will coordinate with the authorities and partners to rapidly increase its transhipment capacity at both crossing-points to meet humanitarian organizations' programme demands.
Provide  sexual and reproductive health and GBV services to Women and Young People Affected by floods and insecurity in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique The main objective of this UNFPA project is to respond to life-saving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence needs of and girls affected by floods, insecurity and COVID-19 in Cabo Delgado Province.
With this CERF grant, UNFPA will mainly provide Reproductive Health kits to supply 10 health facilities, 5,000 Dignity kits, Materials and Equipment’s for Women Safe Spaces, and will Deployment of social workers to provide GBV response services.
The project covers health and protection sectors and will last six months. It will benefit 120,000 persons (including 24,000 girls, 96,000 women and 9,600 persons living with disabilities [PWD]) for health sector and 45,000 persons for protection including 15,750 girls, 15,750 women and 3,600 PWD.
Critical lifesaving response to refugees in Uganda through Nutrition interventions The project aims to provide lifesaving support for the management of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in children under five in  refugee-hosting districts of Kampala, Adjumani, Lamwo, Yumbe, Obongi, Kikuube, Kamwenge and Kyegegwa. The project will focus on the management of children with severe acute malnutrition. In Addition to procuring and distribution of nutrition supplies to all target districts, health workers from Kampala-covering Mulago National Referral Hospital-Mwanamugimu Nutrition Unit, Kawempe and Naguru Referral Hospitals will be trained on the management of children with acute malnutrition based on the 2020 revised MoH protocols. UNICEF will procure and distribute last mile nutrition therapeutic commodities and supplies: (RUTF: 8,231 cartons; F-75: 369 cartons; F-100: 123 cartons; ReSoMal: 15 cartons) that will be used to treat an estimated 8,314 children across the focus districts. These children will be managed as per the Ministry of Health (MoH) SAM protocol and guidelines. In addition, 25 health workers from Kampala district covering Mulago National Referral Hospital-Mwanamugimu Nutrition Unit, Kawempe and Naguru Referral Hospitals will be trained on the management of children with acute malnutrition based on the 2020 revised Ministry of Health protocols.
NUTRITION RAPID RESPONSE PROJECT The main objective of WFP’s project is to attain sufficient nutrient requirements for Namibian children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women in 8 regions in Namibia with severe levels of food insecurity. WFP will provide 5,650 children and 670 pregnant and lactating women suffering from moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) with 104.6 metric tons of ready-to-use supplementary food (RUSF). In addition, 250 nurses and community health workers will be trained to manage moderate and acute malnutrition. The project duration is 6 months.
Health emergency response to Hurricanes Eta and Iota in Honduras The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the hurricanes. This WHO project deploys health personnel, facilitates the rapid repair of 10 health facilities; procures essential medicines, health supplies, inter-agency reproductive health kits, and personal protective equipment; re-establishes epidemiological surveillance; and raises awareness about hygiene promotion and disease prevention. The project provides life-saving assistance to 100,000 people, including 54,120 women, 33,800 men, 12,000 children, and 980 people with disabilities.
Réponse d’urgence multisectorielle (WASH et Santé) aux inondations dans les régions de Niamey, Dosso, Tahoua, Maradi et Tillabery The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to vulnerable flood-affected communities. This UNICEF project provides fresh water to flood-affected households, prevents severe acute malnutrition among women and children, builds latrines, and provides treatment for water- and vector-borne diseases including cholera. The project also provides emergency health kits and technical support to 50 health centres, and vaccinates children against measles. The project provides life-saving assistance to 181,700 people, including 43,600 women, 38,100 men, 100,000 children, and 7,600 people with disabilities.
Provision of protection services to IDPs in Cabo Delgado The main objective of this UNHCR project is to implement community-based protection activities in Cabo Delgado.  
With this CERF grant, UNHCR will mainly provide US$ 30,000 cash transfer to 600 vulnerable households, 1,900 solar lamps and 12,000 mosquito nets. UNHCR will collect, analyse and share life-saving protection data and will hold protection awareness raising campaigns to 20,000 people. 
The project covers protection sector and will last six months. It will benefit 30,000 people including 7,500 girls, 7,500 women and 1,500 persons with disabilities.
Provision of essential and lifesaving health services for vulnerable population The project will support Minimum Services Packages (MSP), Therapeutic Feeding Center(TFC) and Trauma care in targeted health facilities. 

The support to the MSP will focus on 21 health facilities located in Lahji, Ibb and Al Dhale governorates. This intervention will aim to providing essential medical services to over 274,000 people. Essential medical services are those defined as per first line response under the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (YHRP): primary care including ante-natal and post-natal care, lifesaving services requiring surgical consultations and treatment of severely acute malnourished children under five.

The CERF allocation will target 90 therapeutic feeding centres directly supported by WHO, covering 222 high priority districts in 22 governorates by providing essential drugs (SAM kits) and admission kits; these kits are gender responsive and child friendly as they include hygiene items for mothers and children when SAM children are admitted to the TFCs and other essential products like baby clothing to reduce the economic burden on families during the SAM children’ admission period. WHO will be targeting 23,428 SAM children along with their caregivers (mothers) with counselling on Infant and Young Child Feeding-IYCF, infection prevention and control measures and for breastfeeding in COVID_19.

The project will ensure access of integrated trauma care through providing trauma care package and continuity of care at supported hospitals setting up life-saving integrated trauma system; strengthen the capacity of trauma surgeons and health staff working in supported hospitals to effectively manage trauma emergency care service; providing trauma medical supplies for 23 hospitals.
Provision of Emergency Shelter Support to Communities Affected
by Floods and Landslides in Rwanda This intervention aims at saving lives and alleviating the suffering of the populations affected by floods and landslides in Rwanda and particularly assisting the victims of landslides with life-saving support as avoiding the actual poor humanitarian situation to further deteriorate. The output of the project is to ensure that the most vulnerable displaced households are provided with adequate emergency shelter assistance, this will be done through six activities; identification of the beneficiaries;  Procurement of shelter materials; Transportation of shelter materials;  briefing on protection, GBV and COVID-19 for the distribution team; distribution of emergency shelter materials; monitoring and evaluation.  Approximately 1,765 households will be supported through the provision of iron sheets and other shelter materials to rehabilitate their houses or to construct emergency shelters.  Each household will receive iron sheets, nails, cement, and galvanized wire as per national standards and recommendations, based on the conducted humanitarian situation and needs assessment in the identified areas. This will enable families to quickly return to their homes or to relocate to semi-permanent emergency shelters and address overcrowding problems that have been reported in temporary shelter sites and by host families. These interventions will be conducted on demarked safe land as mapped by the district authorities, excluding all high-risk zones, to ensure that the affected population is not put at risk again during the upcoming rain season. This will ease health risks posed by overcrowding, in particular during the COVID-19 pandemic. This intervention will also allow displaced families living in schools to return home and schools to reopen in September 2020, as per government instructions.
Anticipatory Action to mitigate the negative effects of drought shocks on the education of vulnerable populations The main objective of this $2m UNICEF project is to ensure school children remain in school in the face of the projected drought shock. To that end, UNICEF will provide 2,500 at-risk households with cash or vouchers enabling 10,000 children to continue their education by providing families with means to meet their needs when suffering economic hardship. In addition, UNICEF will equip 50 schools with water tanks and rehabilitate water points. Access to safe water and sanitation will prevent disease outbreaks, support safe practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and enable girls to practice menstrual hygiene at school. Overall, the project will support 27,500 people, including 1,500 women and 12,750 girls, among whom UNICEF estimates to be 3,300 people with disabilities.
Emergency response to Ethiopian refugees in Eastern Sudan Following the military confrontations in the Tigray region of Ethiopia between federal and regional forces high numbers of refugees have crossed into Kassala and Gedaref State in Eastern Sudan leading to an emergency that has overwhelmed existing response capacities and urgent additional funding is required to support lifesaving assistance.  

UNHCR and partners will individually register arriving refugees to ensure access to services in refugee sites. Hot meals will be provided to refugees as a protection activity during the first days of their arrival to stabilize them after their flight. Shelter needs will be covered through the provision of initially communal shelter and HH level safe shelter solutions. UNHCR will establish COVID-19 isolation centers to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and give treatment of identified cases. Additionally, the project will strengthen health outreach services and antenatal care and thereby complement existing health services that are funded through other sources. The project will be implemented in Hamdayet, Kassala, village 8, Um Rakuba and Tunaydbah, Gedaref over a period of 6 months.

UNHCR will target 50,000 refugees with Protection engagement, 3,000 refugees with Health and 20,000 refugees with ESNFI activities.
Fournir une aide humanitaire d’urgence en eau, assainissement et hygiène aux populations déplacées internes (PDIs) et hôtes et assurer la prise en charge intégrée de la malnutrition aigüe chez les enfants de moins de 5 ans The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to internally displaced people and host communities. This UNICEF project constructs and restores boreholes to provide fresh drinking water, constructs latrines and shower facilities, installs hand-washing stations, distributions hygiene kits, raises awareness about hygiene and sanitation, screens children for malnutrition, and treats children with severe acute malnutrition. The water, sanitation and hygiene component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 15,000 people, including 3,300 women, 2,700 men, 9,000 children, and 90 people with disabilities. The nutrition component provides life-saving assistance to 3,110 children, including 19 children with disabilities.