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Cash Based Transfer support to Social Welfare Beneficiaries affected by Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold The main objective of this project is to stabilise the food security situation of people affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold. This WFP project provides cash transfers to all targeted people to ensure their access to food and/or other immediate needs. 10,882 people, of which 972 people with disabilities, will be targeted with lifesaving cash assistance, including 5,441 men and 5,441 women.
Restauration de la dignité aux personnes vulnérables et celles vivant avec un handicap grâce aux service de Santé Génésique et de Protection dans le Département de l''Ouest The main objective of this UNFPA project is to contribute to reducing the morbidity and mortality among vulnerable women and girls, with or without disabilities, through a sexual and reproductive health and protection services integrated package supplied in the urban and peri-urban areas affected by the socio-economic crisis. 
 
With this CERF grant, UNFPA will mainly provide 2,000 dignity kits, 1,000 mama kits, 44 various sexual/reproductive health kits, 1,000 solar lamps and 3,000 youth hygiene kits along with sexual and reproductive health care through hospital, health centers and mobile clinics, and capacity building for health personal. 

The project covers protection GBV, Health and Education sectors and will last 12 months. It will benefit 2,000 persons in GBV protection (1,276 women, 271 girls and 25 people with disabilities), 1,500 girls in Education sector and 75,629 people in Health (including 45,313 women, 10,466 girls and 1,165 people with disabilities).
Urban Food Security Programme The main objective of this WFP project is to ensure that food-insecure and vulnerable households in urban and peri-urban areas meet their basic food and nutrition requirements.
With this CERF grant, WFP will mainly top up the current $9 unconditional cash transfer benefiting to 100,000 beneficiaries with additional $4 per beneficiary per month for 14 months. WFP will also provide unconditional cash transfer to 51,500 new beneficiaries with $13 per beneficiary per month, also for 14 months.
The project covers Food Assistance sector and will last sixteen months. It will benefit 151,500 persons, including 39,483 girls, 39,168 women and 22,724 persons with disabilities.
Food Assistance to Food-insecure Households, Acutely Malnourished Children, and women at risk in Huehuetenango The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food assistance to food-insecure households in target areas aiming at satisfying their basic food and nutrition requirements.  WFP will use CERF funds to provide 11,320 households with a cash transfer for a 60-day period.  56,600 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 9 months.
Identification and redressal of GBV in refugee and host populations through community-based mechanisms The main objective of this project is to address life-saving needs of GBV survivors in COVID 19-affected areas and provide livelihood support. This UNWOMEN project provides 25 community outreach groups, awareness-raising sessions, FGDs and GBV counselling sessions to refugee and host populations, dignity kits to 2,500 women, and 160 care packages and dignity kits to People with Disabilities (PWD). The project provides life-saving assistance to 16,000 people, including 6,000 women, 2,000 men, 8,000 children, and 320 people with disabilities.
Provision of Life-saving Services for the Survivors of Gender-Based Violence, and, sexual & reproductive health Services in 10 drought-affected municipalities of Cunene, Cuando Cubango, Huila and Namibe provinces The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving assistance to survivors of GBV as well as SRHS om 10 drought-affected areas. This UNFPA project provides 10,000 Dignity Kits to affected women and girls as well as critical information about GBV, how to prevent it and where to access services for some 15,000 people, including 9,000 women, 4,000 girls and 2,000 boys.
WASH response to Tropical Storm Amanda and Cristobal-affected communities and shelters to prevent waterborne diseases, arboviruses, and COVID-19 The main objective of this project is to reduce waterborne diseases, arboviruses and COVID-19 in six departments of El Salvador. UNICEF will use CERF funds to install WASH services, improve water distribution systems, install water tanks, provide filters and jerrycans, distribute solid waste management supplies, mosquito nets, PPE and family hygiene kits.  15,000 people in shelters and in affected communities will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 4 months.
Food assistance to flood-affected households in Djibouti city The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to flood-affected communities in Djibouti. WFP will use CERF funds to distribute paper vouchers that can be exchanged for flour, rice, sugar, vegetable oil, dates, pasta and tuna in pre-identified retailers. 15,940 people will benefit from this project (5,023 women and 3,105 girls), which will be implemented in 4 months.
Multi-sector response to critical needs of recently displaced IDP’s and their hosting communities in Northwest Syria This project targets the affected population with multi-sectoral responses in Education (12,500 affected people), Nutrition (252,000), Child Protection (76,000) and WASH (407,391) sectors.
Provision of Nutrition services for Severe Acute malnourished children Populations affected with COVID 19 in Balochistan. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving emergency nutrition services for SAM-affected children at health facilities and communities. This UNICEF project provides 1) 29 outpatient nutrition sites, 2) nutrition commodities (RUTF, Iron Folic Acid, Multi-micronutrient supplements), 3) sessions on nutrition, hygiene and health promotion in the  nutrition sites and 4) multiple micronutrients supplements (MMS) and Iron Folic Acid (IFA) for children and Pregnant and Lactating Mothers (PLW) among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 417,017 including 302,451 women, over 100,000 children and over 54,000 people with disabilities.
Public health response to Tropical Cyclone Harold in Fiji The main objective of this project is to ensure access to essential life-saving health services, medicines and supplies, and to rapidly detect, assess and respond to post-disaster disease outbreaks. This WHO project provides 10 mosquito insecticide resistance testing supplies; 20 IEHK basic kit; 1 IEHK full kit; and1 IEHK supplementary kit. WHO will also seek to rapidly detect, assess and respond to post-disaster disease outbreaks through support to mobile outreach services, including enhanced epidemiological surveillance, testing and outbreak investigation; risk communication and community engagement; water quality testing; and local procurement of water testing kits and vector control equipment and supplies. 20,499 people, of which 3,167 people with disabilities, will be targeted with lifesaving Health assistance, including 9,090 men, 7,701 women, 2,063 boys, and 1,645 girls.
Provision of integrated lifesaving SRHR and GBV services in refugee hosting districts in Uganda The project aims to improve sexual reproductive health and GBV response for refugees in Uganda by contributing to the implementation of the Global Minimum Initial Service package (MISP) for sexual reproductive health and rights to ensure access to life-saving reproductive health care in emergency settings, and provision of protection and care services to GBV survivors among refugees in five targeted refugee-hosting district of Yumbe, Terego (formerly Arua), Obongi, Adjumani and Kikuube. The proposed activities will ensure that 28 targeted health facilities across the five districts are equipped, have adequate supplies, space, referral mechanisms and skilled personnel to provide quality lifesaving SRHR including GBV health services as a centerpiece of universal health coverage and delivered in an integrated manner. This includes procuring necessary medical equipment, deploying midwives, orienting health care workers, bringing SRHR/GBV medical services closer to the population through regular outreaches, supporting ambulance referral system for maternal and severe GBV cases, providing essential job aids, and follow up on recommendations from maternal death audits. It directly targets 86,274 individuals.
Réponses d’urgence pour la réduction de la violence basée sur le genre et la mortalité maternelle et néonatale liées à l’insécurité alimentaire dans huit districts sanitaires du Grand Sud de Madagascar The main objective of this UNFPA project is to reduce gender-based violence and maternal and neonatal mortality linked to the increasing food insecurity entailed by the drought in 8 districts of Grand Sud region of Madagascar. 
With this CERF grant, UNFPA will mainly provide 53 Reproductive Health kits, 5,100 hygiene kits along with psychosocial and medical care, and judiciary support to GBV survivors, and reproductive care for women and girls. 
The project covers Protection-GBV and health sectors and will last six months. It will benefit 5,100 people (including 1,530 girls, 3,570 women and 150 persons living with disabilities) for health and 800 women and girls for protection-GBV.
IOM’s support to NGO life-saving assistance for the COVID-19 This multi-country allocation will be channeled directly to select NGOs in 6 countries (Bangladesh, CAR, Hait, Libya, South Sudan and Sudan) through the International Organization for Migration (IOM), benefiting from IOM’s expertise in flexibly working with affected populations and local and national organizations. The CERF funds will address the most pressing humanitarian needs, based on in-country priorities outlined in the Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID-19, including mental health and psychosocial support. Focus will be given to protection and gender issues, including gender-based violence, and the needs of people living with disabilities.
Providing emergency health services towards vulnerable returnees and displaced population in Afghanistan The main objective of this project is to provide access to emergency and life-saving health care services - for returnees, IDPs and host communities. This IOM project deploys 3 Mobile Health Teams (MHTs), procures medicines, medical supplies and equipment, provides targeted health education and outreach on COVID-19 and other communicable diseases and provides training to medical staff on outbreak response. The project provides life-saving assistance to 19,000 people, including 19,000 women, 15,000 men, 26,000 children, and 1,200 people with disabilities.
Treatment of Moderate Acute Malnourished (MAM) children & pregnant & lactating women. The main objective of this project is to ensure provision of lifesaving services for treatment of moderate acute malnutrition among children age 6-59 months and pregnant & breast-feeding women in targeted areas. This WFP project provides Outpatient Department for Severe Acute Malnutrition (ODP-MAM) services and distributes Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food (RUSF) to moderate acute malnourished children and provides services and distribution of Supercereal to acute malnourished Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 39,000 people, including 10,835 women, 28,000 children, and 1,160 people with disabilities.
Assistance d’urgence aux éleveurs et agro éleveurs du Kanem The main object of this project is to provide life-saving agriculture assistance to vulnerable farmers. This FAO project provides unconditional cash transfers to vulnerable households to meet their essential food and non-food needs, supports livestock-owning families by distributing animal fodder, and supports livelihoods by vaccinating livestock. The project provides life-saving assistance to 98,165 people, including 19,422 women, 12,948 men and 65,795 children, and 9,814 people with disabilities.
Réduction de l’urgence nutritionnelle et alimentaire des personnes vulnérable dans les provinces du Kasaï, Kasaï Central et de l’Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security (agriculture) assistance to IDPs, returnees and host community members in Ituri, Kasai, and Kasaï-Central. This FAO project provides seeds and training to vulnerable households to enable them to produce enough food to meet their immediate needs. The project provides life-saving assistance to 35,850 people, including 14,880 women and 9,905 children.
Emergency WASH response to cholera outbreak in South West Region of Cameroon The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving WASH assistance to communities affected by cholera. This UNICEF project provides household water treatment kits, constructs sanitation facilities, provides safe drinking water, and raises awareness about good water, sanitation and hygiene practices to mitigate the spread of cholera. The project provides life-saving assistance to 30,000 people including 7,500 women, 7,500 men and 15,000 children.
Rapid Life-saving Health Emergency Response to Floods and Associated Diseases Outbreaks in Kenya The main objective of this UNICEF project is to contribute to reduction of morbidity and mortality of vulnerable children, pregnant and lactating women, and women and men above 18 years in eight Kenya Counties affected by floods and consequent disease outbreaks. 
With this CERF grant, UNICEF will mainly provide 16 Acute Watery Diarrhea-Periphery Drug kit, 8 Acute Watery Diarrhea-Periphery Renewable kit, 700 Cholera Rapid Diagnostic Kits, essential health medicines, among the others.   
The project covers health sector and will last six months. It will benefit 88,895 persons (including 20,402 girls and 29,545 women.
Provision of Life-Saving GBV Services  in Azraq Camp, Villages 5 and 6 The project will provide specialized response services to survivors of GBV, including individual case management, psychosocial support, and referral and also assist in conducting GBV outreach activities for reducing GBV risks and support women and girls’ recovery as well as ensuring access to life-saving services. 

The project targets 2,100 affected people with GBV activities.
Health Sector response to the Ethiopia cholera and flood crisis The main objective of this project is to keep morbidity and mortality levels among communities affected by cholera below emergency thresholds. This WHO project helps to mobilize 85 Rapid Response Teams, equip and support 50 mobile health and nutrition teams and 25 public health facilities with essential medicines, operate 10 ambulances, establish 10 cholera treatment centers, distribute 110 cholera kits, and treat approximately 10,000 cases of cholera, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 410,000 people, including 102,500 women and 101,500 girls, and 69,700 people with disabilities.
Apporter un appui aux tchadiens affectées par le mouvement de population et par la crise nutritionnelle et de sécurité alimentaire The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security and nutrition assistance to IDPs and host community members. This WFP project provides unconditional cash transfers to IDPs in the departments of Fouli, Mamdi and Wayi; supports general food distributions for food insecure households in the provinces of Barh el Gazel and Kanem; and provides a package of activities to prevent moderate acute malnutrition in infants and pregnant and lactating women. The food assistance element of the project provides life-saving assistance to 153,041 IDPs and host community members, including 36,118 women, 34,281 men and 82,642 children. The nutrition element of the project provides life-saving assistance to 150,744 host community members, including 60,299 women and 90,445 children.
Emergency assistance to re-establish agriculture and livelihoods of households affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold The main objective of this project is to restore food security and livelihoods for Cyclone-affected agricultural households.  FAO will use CERF funds to provide agricultural inputs (seeds, tools and/or other local planting materials) and train households on processing and conserving vegetables among other activities.  Over 30,000 people will benefit from this project, which will be implemented within 6 months.
Intervention médicale d’urgence visant à sauver des vies d’enfants sévèrement malnutris The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to children aged between 6 and 59 months suffering from severe acute malnutrition. This WHO project provides health facilities with emergency medical equipment and medicines to manage medical complications related to acute malnutrition. The project provides life-saving assistance to 55,963 children, including 27,422 boys and 28,541 girls.
Provision of shelter and essential items to Internally Displaced Persons in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and non-food item assistance to internally displaced persons and host communities. This UNHCR project provides emergency shelter kits and non-food item kits to vulnerable communities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,200 people including 4,500 women, 3,850 men and 6,850 children.
Provision of emergency shelter and NFI assistance to vulnerable households affected by floods The main objective of this project is to restore safe housing conditions to reduce both loss of life and life-threatening risks to the most vulnerable and economically disadvantaged households. This $1,000,000 UNDP Project is providing cash grants for home repairs, procuring and delivering gender-responsive household items, supporting the technical design of disaster-resilient repair and conducting rapid trainings for households, local masons and construction workers on resilient repair techniques, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 26,582 people, including 9,914 women, 9,757 men, 3,428 boys, 3,438 girls and 1,052 people with disabilities.
Responding to the urgent health needs in communities affected by Tropical Storms Eta and Iota in Guatemala The main objective of this project is to ensure continuity and availability of life-saving health services to prevent disproportionate mortality and morbidity among vulnerable populations. This WHO project distributes essential emergency medical equipment and supplies to emergency wards, installs water supply systems in health facilities and provides rapid training to local health staff to provide first aid and medical consultations among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to approximately 12,500 people, including 3,500 women, 3,100 men, 6,000 children, and 107 people with disabilities.
Renforcement de la prise en charge des urgences obstétricales dans les départements du Nord-Ouest et la Grand’Anse The main objective of this project is to reduce preventable maternal and neonatal deaths by improving the health of women and mothers in nine municipalities in the departments of Grand ’Anse and North-West. This WHO project provides, among other services, appropriate and continuous obstetric follow-up for 9,943 women, including 700 women and adolescents, throughout the duration of their pregnancy; strengthens 55 health institutions for the control of post-delivery hemorrhage; and maintenance of 11 ambulances.
Protection and Assistance to Refugees in Jordan through access to child protection services and healthcare referrals The project focuses firstly on provision of health assistance for obstetric/reproductive health including safe delivery and obstetric emergencies, as well as response to untreated chronic illnesses (these include thalassemia, complications from untreated diabetes, cardiac complications, types of cancers) that have become life threatening due to exile, and refugees with communicable diseases that present for treatment (including Tuberculosis), for 4,240 refugees (3,740 Syrian and 500 refugees of other nationalities). Secondly, the project focuses on ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children identified as being at risk of harm. The project focuses on two areas of intervention for children at risk in Zaatari and Azraq camps: Bests Interests Assessments and Best Interests Determinations where needed for children under a protection case management system and bolstering of community-based protection structures.

This project targets 4,240 refugees with the Health engagement and 380 refugees with its Child Protection engagement.
Protection monitoring and assistance for Internally Displaced Population in selected regions The main objective of this UNHCR project is to ensure protection of people affected by the conflict in Tigray region, as well as neighboring Amhara and Afar. With this CERF grant, UNHCR provides protection monitoring and monitoring of instances of gender-based violence,, referrals and psychosocial support, along with material support such as orthopedic and walking aids, basic pediatric and physiotherapy items, equipping physiotherapy treatment centres for people in needs. The project targets 3,200 people directly (including 100 girls, 1,632 women and 100 persons with disabilities) but many more indirectly as part of the monitoring and awareness raising activities.
Réponse multisectorielle et protection en faveur des réfugiés et PDI au Niger The main objective of this project is to strengthen assistance and protection for new refugees, relocated refugees and new IDPs in the regions of Tillabery, Tahoua and Diffa in Niger. This UNHCR project provides multi-sector refugee assistance to 29,004 people, including the relocation of 27,732 Malian refugees as well as assistance to 1,272 Chadian refugees in the Diffa region through the provision of 1,400 shelter kits and cash grants to 2,272 households for 3 months. The project further provides general protection and GBV assistance to 28,049 IDPs by reinforcing protection capacities of authorities and protection actors; provision of legal support and registration of the IDPs; distribution of 541 emergency kits for people with special needs; strengthening of GBV protection structures and capacity of actors; and distribution of 2,000 dignity kits. In addition, 2,000 children will benefit from psychosocial support and access to child friendly spaces. A total of 57,053 people will be targeted with assistance.
Détection, et réponse aux épidémies y compris l’épidémie de Fièvre Hémorragique Crimée Congo The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities in Mopti. This WHO project improves access to basic health care by providing essential medical kits and infection prevention materiel to two referral health centres, forty first-level health health facilities and two mobile teams. The project provides life-saving assistance to 21,000 people including 4,820 women and 11,550 children.
Emergency Health Response to limit Morbidity and Mortality among IDPs in the North West and South West The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to internally displaced persons. This WHO project provides emergency health kits to 7 strategic health facilities and supports access to equitable and essential health care, to ensure the safe deliveries for pregnant women, provide pediatric care, provide specialist care for people with physical and mental trauma, and continued access to antiretroviral drugs for HIV-infected persons who were already under treatment prior to the crisis. The project provides life-saving assistance to 63,148 people, including 18,313 women, 16,419 men and 28,416 children.