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Provision of general and Housing, Land and Property (HLP) protection and support, and Site Management Support for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Tigray, Afar and Amhara Region The main objective of this UNHCR project is to provide general and Housing, Land and Property (HLP) protection, and support, and Site Management Support for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Tigray, Afar, and Amhara Region. UNHCR and its partners will undertake activities geared towards improving access to protection, housing, land, and property situation, and site management services for IDPs through an integrated approach based on protection monitoring. This will be achieved by expanding and strengthening of protection desk network, advocacy against forced eviction and/or the threat of forced eviction, enhancing access to housing, land, and property through cash-based interventions and shelter support aligned with HLP due diligence, and improving IDP sites and collective centers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 205,979 people, including 74,900 women, 71,926 men, 30,725 girls, 28,427boys, and 10,558 persons with disabilities.
WASH Response to Fire Emergency in Camps 8 East and 8 West. The main objective of this project is to restore lifesaving WASH Infrastructure and services in refugee camps and host communities affected by fire. This UNICEF project 1) repairs and reconstructs piped water networks, handpump water points, inclusive latrines, bathing spaces and faecal sludge management sites and 2) distributes water storage containers, water treatment chemicals, hygiene supplies menstrual hygiene kits. The project provides life-saving assistance to 19,000 people, including approximately 5,000 women, 4,200 men, 10,000 children, and 950 people with disabilities.
Tackling Gender-based violence against women and girls with disabilities affected by the Venezuela humanitarian crisis The main objective of this project is to ensure access to differential GBV response services for Persons with Disabilities (PwD), while contributing to mitigate and reduce GBV protection risks affecting PwD in targeted areas. This UNFPA project provides life-saving psychosocial support services to caregivers of PwD, distributes dignity kits tailored to cover the needs of women and adolescents with disabilities, rolls out the GBV & Disability inclusion technical guidance note and humanitarian actors among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 3,500 people, including 2,000 women, 100 men, 1,300 children, and 3,000 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving case management supplies and lab reagents to health facilities in Syria Government controlled areas, Northeast Syria, and provision of lifesaving health care services for vulnerable populations in Northwest Syria The proposed project aims to support essential public health engagements in Government of Syria (GoS) controlled areas, as well as in northeast (NES) and northwest Syria (NWS). While priority activities are different for these geographical areas, all these activities are expected to have direct impact on improvement of health and wellbeing of populations of targeted locations.

The project targets a total of 400,400 affected people with its Health engagement.
Emergency drought response through provision of temporary clean safe water, hygiene promotion, sanitation and health care services Receiving a total of US$ 1.7 million from CERF for the implementation of lifesaving activities, IOM will use $1 million to provide clean drinking water through five weeks of water trucking to 36,000 people (3780 m3). In addition, IOM will provide hygiene kits (including menstrual hygiene management items) and hygiene messaging to the same people. 36,000 Somalis will be reached by the WASH component of this project, including 7,200 women and 12,600 girls. The remaining $700,000 will be used by IOM to provide primary health-care services through 11 static health facilities and mobile outreach teams that will conduct 79,196 outpatient consultations and vaccinate 10,135 children. In total, 89,331 Somalis will be reached by the health component of this project, including 24,907 women and 20,652 girls.
Scale-up of emergency education, life-saving humanitarian nutrition, WASH and child protection services to address the most immediate needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), in Afar Amhara and Tigray regions. The main objective of this UNICEF project is to scale-up up emergency education, life-saving humanitarian nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, and child protection services to address the most immediate needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), in Afar Amhara and Tigray regions.
UNICEF and its partners under education will provide displaced out-of-school children (50 percent girls) with essential learning materials, tents, pre-primary, and primary accelerated opportunities linked with psychosocial support and child protection.  
Under the Child Protection component, UNICEF will address the critical gaps in child protection services through case management, workforce availability and capacity; Gender-based violence (GBV) response, and prevention and mental health and psychosocial service (MHPSS) provision.
Nutrition will cover early detection and referral of children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) for treatment, Supplementation with Vitamin A, promotion of infant and young child feeding in an emergency (IYCF-E), Provision of high-energy biscuits (HEBs) to the vulnerable pregnant and lactating women (PLWs) and Iron and Folic Acid supplementation of pregnant women during antenatal visits.
 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene component will provide water through emergency water trucking as well as rehabilitation of water systems, construction of emergency latrines with handwashing facilities, and promotion of hygiene practices and distribution of life-saving WASH non-food items (NFI).
The project provides life-saving assistance to 509,751 people, including 96352 women, 921 men, 207,505 girls, 204,973 boys, and 21,925 persons with disabilities
Réponse rapide à l’épidémie de choléra au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by cholera and flooding. This WHO project provides health services to reduce morbidity and mortality from cholera. The project provides life-saving assistance to 640,000 people, including 125,473 women, 134,501 men, 380,026 children, and 28,880 persons with disabilities.
Protecting livestock assets and safeguarding livelihoods affected by severe drought in Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands This FAO project aims to protect livestock assets and safeguard livelihoods affected by severe drought in Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands. With its implementing partners, FAO will implement livestock assets and safeguarding livelihoods activities in the counties facing the highest vulnerability during this drought. The counties targeted include Marsabit, Samburu, Isiolo, and Baringo. These are among the counties among the twelve (12) counties identified by NDMA(Long rains assessment report-LRA) to be at the alert stage, worsening the situation. The project will provide emergency support to approximately 20,643 pastoralist households (99,858 individuals) by providing benefits from the emergency distribution of animal feed and animal health support through the treatment of livestock. In total, 99,858 persons will be targeted, including 23,829  women 15,978 men and 60,051 children . FAO also expects 14,979 people with disabilities to be among those targeted
Provision of emergency assistance to improve food production of vulnerable populations affected by the election-related violence and displacement post-electoral crisis in Dékoa, Bambari, Bouar and Bangui The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihood assistance to vulnerable communities in Bangui, Kemo, Ouaka and Nana-Mambéré prefectures. This FAO project provides cash transfer to individuals to purchase agricultural inputs such as tools and seeds. The project provides life-saving assistance to 46,000 people, including 9,500 women, 8,800 men, 27,500 children, and 700 people with disabilities.
Drought Rapid Response in Oromia and Somali Regions The main objective of this $2.5 million FAO project is to  save core breeding animals and protect the livelihoods of pastoral communities in Ethiopia’s Somali and Oromia region. Among other activities, FAO will enhance access to livestock feed and water for core breeding and milking animals and facilitate improved access to animal health services, including vaccination services in drought-affected areas in Somali’s Dawa zone and Oromia’s Borena zone. Activities by FAO are designed to respond to the current humanitarian situation and to mitigate the projected and unfolding impacts of another failed rainy season. The project provides life-saving assistance to 243,300 people, including 65,691 women, 63,258 men, 58,392 girls, 55,959 boys and 43,166 persons with disabilities.
MITIGATION OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS THROUGH CASH TRANSFERS The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities in Kasai, Kasai Central, Kasai Oriental, Ituri and Tanganyika. This WFP project provides cash assistance to 77,320 people, including 21,000 women, 20,000 men, and over 36,000 children. This project is part of an $80 million CERF allocation to support cash programming in response to increasing food insecurity in 6 countries.
WFP Relief Response to Drought Affected Population The main objective of this project is to provide food assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the drought. The WFP project supplies unconditional E-vouchers for one month to 14,600 households. The project thus provides life-saving assistance to 87,600 people, including 31,920 women, 31,920 men, 23,760 children, and 8,760 people with disabilities.
Scaling Up Emergency Health Response for IPC 5 Populations in Akobo and Pibor To address the emergency health needs of  the affected population, WHO are increasing access to basic life savings  health services targeting 72,868 men, women, boys and girls with three emergency partners, thereby ensuring uninterrupted access to essential primary health services using existing static and mobile health facilities.  

The engagement  targets  life-saving reproductive health (RH) activities  including provision of Emergency Obstetrics and Neonatal Care services, quick refresher trainings on major causes of maternal mortality, provision of primary health care services such as vaccinations for at risk groups, referral to and support of secondary health care for  severe cases, antenatal care and curative consultants for common endemic diseases. In addition, actions are designed to strengthen disease surveillance and early warning and deployment of rapid response teams to conduct outbreak investigation and response in case of suspected outbreaks.
Life-saving food and nutrition assistance to conflict-affected populations impacted by the Palma attacks, Cabo Delgado The overall objective is to provide life-saving food and nutrition assistance to conflict-affected populations impacted by the Palma attacks, Cabo Delgado. This WFP project will provide food and food-based transfers, offer life-saving treatment for moderate acute malnutrition in accommodation centers and host communities targeting children of 6 – 59 months and 1pregnant and lactating women, including those with HIV/TB. The project offers life-saving assistance for 31,336 people, including 7,752 women, 5,535 men, 18,049 children, and 5,324 people with disabilities.
Increase resilience of affected communities, focusing on sustainable initiatives that support equitable access of targeted communities to WASH needs and help protect livelihoods through the provision of needed energy and rehabilitation of basic infrastru In alignment with the HRP and relying on UNDP’s previous experience regarding the rehabilitation of basic infrastructure, hydroelectric power plants and solar systems, UNDP is scaling up the response to the looming water crisis to mitigate the immediate and mid-term humanitarian impact. The engagements focus on strengthening equitable access to key and vital services to targeted communities particularly women, young girls, and boys. The specific needs of women and girls in humanitarian settings continue to be overlooked and underfunded. Hence, this proposal contributes to addressing them. 


This project directly targets 1,124,408 affected people with its WASH engagement.
Appui d’Urgence à la Sécurité Alimentaire et Nutritionnelle dans la Province du Lac The main objective of this $500,000 FAO project is to improve the food security of 6,000 people in host communities in the Lac province. FAO will distribute 500 agricultural input kits (tools and seeds), 500 pastoralist kits (vaccines & parasite-combating medicine) along with 2,500 goats. Among those receiving assistance, FAO plans to target 3,180 women and 1,020 girls, as well as 600 people with disabilities.
Ensuring Safety and Increasing Resilience of Displaced Children Affected by NK Conflict The main objective of this project is to enable access to protective learning environments for children affected by conflict. This UNICEF project 1) establishes temporary learning spaces in collective shelters, 2) provides life-saving protection support, education and recreation materials, 3) trains youth workers and adolescents on psychosocial first aid and support and 4) implements community and school-based Mine Risk Education sessions among other activities. The project provides assistance to approximately 14,000 people, including 4,500 women, 4, 500 men, 5,000 children, and 60 people with disabilities.
Restoring livelihoods of vulnerable populations to catastrophic food and nutrition insecurity in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agriculture assistance to internally displaced people, host community members and returnees in Northeast Nigeria. This FAO project provides essential agricultural inputs such as seeds and fertilizer, establishes farmer field schools, provides livestock inputs such as poultry and goats, distributes fuel efficient stoves, provides fresh food vouchers to enable households to access a diversity of fresh and nutrition foods from FAO-supported farmers. The project provides life-saving assistance to 130,000 people, including 30,600 women, 25,500 men, 73,900 children, and 2,600 persons with disabilities.
Emergency response in Reproductive Health (RH), in prevention and management of the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) consequences in provinces of Ituri North Kivu, South Kivu, Maniema and Tanganyika. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence assistance to internally displaced persons, returnees and host community members in Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu, Maniema, and Tanganyika. This UNFPA project supports 24 health facilities, trains healthcare workers, provides sexual and reproductive health services including obstetrics, support community-based GBV protection mechanisms, establishes referral pathways, manages a hotline to report incidents of gender-based violence, establishes 20 safe spaces, distributes dignity kits and provides conditional cash transfers to survivors of gender-based violence. The sexual and reproductive health component of the project provides life-saving assistance to 107,000 people, including 23,000 women, 22,000 men, 62,000 children, and 16,000 persons with disabilities. The gender-based violence component provides life-saving assistance to 30,400 people, including 6,400 women, 6,200 men, 17,800 children, and 4,600 persons with disabilities.
“Emergency Livelihood Support for drought-affected rural populations in Somalia” The $3 million from CERF will enable FAO to support 2,500 farming households in Dollow and Kismayo, approx. 15,000 people, with drought-tolerant crop seeds, tools, training as well as cash transfers ($75/month) for 3 months. In addition, FAO will support 3,700 pastoral households, or 22,200 people, in Eyl and Laasquoray with livestock feed and cash for 3 months ($80/month in Eyl and $60/month in Laasquoray). In total 37,200 people will benefit from the activities, including 6,200 women and 12,400 girls.
Emergency livelihood and nutrition support to the vulnerable population in the crisis affected communities in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon The main objective of this project is to improve the livelihood and nutrition in crisis affected communities in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon. This FAO project provides enhanced agricultural production capacity through provision of seeds and tools to vulnerable people. The project provides life-saving assistance to 7,200 people, including 1,994 women, 1,082 men, 4,123 children, and 720 persons with disabilities.
Protection and cash assistance towards winterization and shelter repair for displaced Afghan households Through this project, UNHCR seeks to improve the well-being of vulnerable internally displaced Afghan households through the provision of emergency assistance with cash-based support towards winterization and shelter repair. UNHCR are providing winterization and hygiene parcels to vulnerable households.  Provision of seasonal cash assistance for vulnerable families to meet their additional needs during the winter months, winterization package will include USD 265 cash for 3 months heating fuel and clothing cost, 5 blankets, 3 solar lanterns per household while some vulnerable households will be assisted with solar panel energy supply and refugee housing units. 

This project targets 61,880 affected people with its Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items engagement.
Vulnerability reduction and livelihood improvement of displaced households and host communities in the territories of Irumu and Djugu of the province of Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihood assistance to vulnerable internally displaced persons, returnees, refugees and host community members in Djugu and Irumu. This FAO project provides agricultural inputs including seeds and distributes cash. The project provides life-saving assistance to 19,800 people, including 8,300 women, 5,500 men,6,000 children, and 2,970 persons with disabilities.
Assistance humanitaire en abris et appui à la gestion de sites pour les populations vulnérables affectées par les conflits en Ituri et au Nord-Kivu, RDC. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving shelter and essential household item assistance to internally displaced persons and host community members in Ituri and North Kivu. This IOM project provides cash transfers and distributes shelter and essential household items. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,000 people, including 3,900 women, 3,800 men, 7,300 children, and 83 persons with disabilities.
Harnessing the leadership of local Women-Led Organisations for promoting positive social norms and improving access to survivor-centred life-saving multisectoral GBV response. The programmatic priorities of this UNFPA project are to prevent violence against women and girls and help victims and survivors to access multi-sectoral GBV response including medical care and family planning, psychosocial support, safe spaces, legal support and counselling. Together with UNWOMEN, UNFPA will be working towards two common outcomes with a focus on transforming harmful social norms and promoting the leadership of Women-led and rights Organizations. UNFPA is also working towards an agency-specific outcome in line with its mandate to provide quality multisectoral GBV response services to women and girls facing violence. . The Inter-Agency GBViE Minimum Standards, alongside the UNFPA Minimum Standards will be guiding implementation of this project which will also provide an opportunity to improve inclusion strategies for PwDs and strengthen AAPs mechanisms in the targeted locations.

This $17mil project targets 766,927 affected people with Protection/GBV engagement and 2,285 with Health.
Safeguarding and Improving Food Security and Nutrition through Emergency Agriculture Inputs Package and Multipurpose Cash Assistance The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving food security assistance to vulnerable communities affected by conflict and floods. This FAO project provides vegetable seeds and fertilizers to protect winter vegetable production and unrestricted multipurpose cash. The project provides life-saving assistance to 50,000 people, including 15,000 women, 14,000 men, 21,000 children, and 3,500 persons with disabilities.
Anticipatory Action to prevent drought-related child protection risks The main aim of this $500,000 UNICEF Child Protection project is to mitigate drought-related child protection risks. To that end, UNICEF will train community structures on how to prevent abuse, neglect and exploitation. Regional awareness-raising campaigns, through community-led activities, radio programmes and information, education and communication materials, will ensure that drought-affected people are aware of how to mitigate child protection risks, as well as where to report and where to seek support. In total, UNICEF aims to reach 253,587 people, including 46,281 women and 46,195 girls in Afar region with this project.
Provision of essential and lifesaving health services in response to the conflict in Marib and Al Jawf The project builds on WHO's previous CERF project (UFE), in particular the support for Minimum Services Package (MSP) and trauma care in targeted health facilities. The project also covesr the provision of basic operational needs (i.e., fuel and water) for the health facilities, trauma care related refresher training, as well as blood bank services supporting trauma care.  

The support to the MSP focuses on 5 health facilities located in Marib governorate This engagement aims to provide essential medical services to 238,444 affected people. Essential medical services are intended to be in line with the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (YHRP), in particular, that access of vulnerable populations including IDPs to the Minimum Health Service Package is increased. The project also aims to strengthen the health system and operational support to health facilities including through fuel and water and the provision of essential support to critically needed lifesaving trauma care services.