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USAID Communications, Utilities, and Rental Payments USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Communications, Utilities, and Rental Payments. Ce programme soutient le but de la mission pour l'Ukraine indépendante, prospère, et saine unie autour des valeurs européennes de noyau dans un ou plusieurs des secteurs suivants : renforcement du gouvernement démocratique, et croissance économique plus incluse, plus viable, de marché. Este programa apoya la meta de la misión para una Ucrania independiente, próspera, y sana unida alrededor de valores europeos de la base en uno o más de los sectores siguientes: el fortalecer del gobierno democrático, y un desarrollo económico más inclusivo, más sostenible, del mercado. Este programa apoia o objetivo da missão para uma Ucrânia independente, próspera, e saudável unida em torno dos valores europeus do núcleo em uns ou vários dos seguintes setores: reforço da governança democrática, e crescimento econômico mais inclusivo, mais sustentável, mercado-conduzido. |
Monitoring,Reporting, and Capacity Strengthening Contractfor theSahel(MRCS) Conception de programme et étude this mechanism will advance usaid/sros commitment to program effectiveness across all sectors, and to make informed strategic and management decisions. Développez et conduisez les évaluations de besoins, les études de ligne de base, les évaluations visées, les études spéciales ou d'autres efforts de collecte des informations spécifiquement pour la conception, la surveillance et l'évaluation des programmes financés par USG. Ce sous-élément peut également inclure se développer et disséminant les pratiques et l'expérience acquis, examinant la démonstration et/ou les modèles pilotes, ou la préparation des plans stratégiques et d'autres tâches de programmation à court terme. Note : Toutes telles activités qui sont effectuées par des associés en tant que partie intégrante de leurs efforts de surveillance et d'évaluation pour des programmes financés sous d'autres sous-éléments devraient être incluses dans ces sous-éléments. |
Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Médecines, technologies, et services pharmaceutiques (MTaPS) Medicinas, tecnologias, e serviços farmacêuticos (MTaPS) The goal of MTaPS is to enable low- and middle-income countries to strengthen their pharmaceutical systems to ensure sustainable access to and appropriate use of safe, effective, quality-assured, and affordable essential medical products and medicines-related pharmaceutical services. The purpose of MTaPS is to provide pharmaceutical system strengthening assistance for sustained improvements in health system performance, and to advance USAID s goals of Preventing Child and Maternal Deaths, Controlling the HIV/AIDS Epidemic, and Combatting Infectious Disease Threats, as well as expanding essential health coverage. MTaPS works to strengthen essential areas of the pharmaceutical sector, including regulatory capacity, supply chain management, pharmaceutical financing and services, and pharmaceutical management information systems. Within this context, MTaPS addresses USG priority health elements including malaria, HIV/AIDS, family planning and reproductive health, tuberculosis, maternal and child health, neglected tropical diseases, and the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA). MTaPS focuses on enhancing pharmaceutical services through patient-centered solutions while continuing to support essential supply chain functions and medical products supply security. The MTaPS result areas address the five health systems components (governance, human resources, information, financing, and service delivery) as they pertain to pharmaceutical management, informing the design of potential interventions to ensure that they respond to health element and cross-cutting concerns in support of health system strengthening. Le but de MTaPS est de permettre des pays de bas et moyen revenu pour renforcer leurs systèmes pharmaceutiques pour assurer l'accès viable à et l'utilisation appropriée des produits médicaux essentiels sûrs, efficaces, qualité-assurément, et abordables et des services pharmaceutiques liés aux médecines. Le but de MTaPS est de fournir le système pharmaceutique renforçant l'aide pour des améliorations soutenues dans des performances système de santé, et d'avancer des buts d'USAID s d'empêcher l'enfant et les décès maternelles, de commander l'épidémie de HIV/SIDA, et de combattre des menaces de maladie infectieuse, aussi bien qu'augmentant la couverture sanitaire essentielle. MTaPS fonctionne pour renforcer des secteurs essentiels du secteur pharmaceutique, y compris la capacité de réglementation, le supply chain management, le financement et les services pharmaceutiques, et les systèmes intégrés de gestion pharmaceutiques. Dans ce contexte, MTaPS adresse des éléments de santé prioritaire d'USG comprenant la malaria, le HIV/SIDA, la planification des naissances et les maladies tropicales maternelles et des santés de l'enfant, négligées de la santé génésique, de la tuberculose, et l'ordre du jour global de sécurité de santé (GHSA). MTaPS se concentre sur augmenter des services pharmaceutiques par les solutions patient-centrées tout en continuant à soutenir des fonctions essentielles de chaîne d'approvisionnements et les produits médicaux assurent la sécurité. Les secteurs de résultat de MTaPS adressent les cinq composants de systèmes de santé (gouvernement, ressources humaines, information, financement, et prestation de service) pendant qu'ils concernent la gestion pharmaceutique, informant la conception des interventions potentielles pour s'assurer qu'ils répondent aux soucis d'élément et de croix-coupe de santé à l'appui du renforcement de système de santé. O objetivo de MTaPS é permitir os baixos e países de rendimento médio para reforçar seus sistemas farmacêuticos para assegurar o acesso sustentável a e uso apropriado de produtos médicos essenciais seguros, eficazes, qualidade-assegurados, e disponíveis e de serviços farmacêuticos medicina-relacionados. A finalidade de MTaPS é fornecer o sistema farmacêutico que reforça o auxílio para melhorias sustentadas no desempenho do sistema da saúde, e avançar objetivos de USAID s de impedir a criança e mortes maternas, de controlar a epidemia de HIV/AIDS, e de combater ameaças da doença infecciosa, assim como expandindo a cobertura de saúde essencial. MTaPS trabalha para reforçar as áreas essenciais do setor farmacêutico, incluindo a capacidade reguladora, o gerenciamento da cadeia de suprimentos, financiamento e serviços farmacêuticos, e sistemas de informações de gerenciamento farmacêuticos. Dentro deste contexto, MTaPS endereça os elementos da saúde da prioridade de USG que incluem a malária, o HIV/AIDS, o planeamento familiar e doenças tropicais maternas e saúdes infanteis, negligenciadas da saúde reprodutiva, da tuberculose, e a agenda global da segurança da saúde (GHSA). MTaPS centra-se sobre a aumentação de serviços farmacêuticos através das soluções paciente-centradas ao continuar a suportar funções essenciais da cadeia de aprovisionamento e os produtos médicos abastecimento na segurança. As áreas do resultado de MTaPS endereçam os cinco componentes de sistemas da saúde (governança, recursos humanos, informação, financiamento, e fornecimento de serviços) enquanto se referem a gestão farmacêutica, informando o projeto de intervenções potenciais para se assegurar de que respondam aos interesses do elemento e do cruz-corte da saúde a favor do reforço do sistema da saúde. |
TMEC: Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) TMEC : Atteignant des cibles et maintenant le contrôle épidémique (épopée) TMEC: Haciendo frente a blancos y manteniendo el control epidémico (epopeya) TMEC: Encontrando alvos e mantendo o controle epidêmico (epopeia) Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (TMEC) will help meet or exceed PEPFAR targets for reaching adults, key, and priority populations by finding those who have not yet been identified as positive, linking those who are positive to treatment, and by keeping those on treatment virally suppressed. This mechanism will work with a range of stakeholders to ensure that host government health systems and host countries in general are able to maintain program gains with appropriately decreasing dependence on PEPFAR/USAID. EpiC can support USAID's response to address COVID-19, by preventing, preparing for, responding to, and bolstering health systems to address COVID-19 and re-emergence. Within the scope, EpiC can support Pillar 2 activities, including emergency health response, strengthening global health security in affected countries, and health systems support. Les cibles de réunion et le contrôle épidémique de maintien (TMEC) aideront à atteindre ou dépasser des cibles de PEPFAR pour atteindre des adultes, la clé, et des populations prioritaires en trouvant ceux qui n'ont pas été encore identifiés comme positifs, liant ceux qui sont positifs au traitement, et en maintenant ceux sur le traitement viral supprimés. Ce mécanisme fonctionnera avec une gamme des dépositaires pour s'assurer que les systèmes de santé de gouvernement de centre serveur et les pays d'accueil peuvent en général maintenir des gains de programme avec la dépendance convenablement décroissante à l'égard PEPFAR/USAID. L'épopée peut soutenir la réponse d'USAID pour adresser COVID-19, par l'empêchement, se préparant à, répondant à, et les systèmes de soutien de santé pour adresser COVID-19 et réapparition. Dans la portée, l'épopée peut soutenir des activités du pilier 2, y compris la réponse de santé de secours, renforçant la sécurité globale de santé dans les pays affectés, et les systèmes de santé soutiennent. Las blancos y el control epidémico que mantiene (TMEC) de la reunión ayudarán a resolver o a exceder las blancos de PEPFAR para alcanzar adultos, llave, y las poblaciones de la prioridad encontrando a los que todavía no se han identificado como positivos, ligando a los que sean positivos al tratamiento, y manteniendo ésos en el tratamiento viral suprimidos. Este mecanismo trabajará con una gama de tenedores para asegurarse de que los sistemas de la salud del gobierno anfitrión y los países de acogida en general pueden mantener aumentos del programa con dependencia apropiadamente de disminución de PEPFAR/USAID. La epopeya puede apoyar la respuesta de USAID para dirigir COVID-19, previniendo, preparándose para, respondiendo a, y sistemas de aliento de la salud para dirigir COVID-19 y la re-aparición. Dentro del alcance, la epopeya puede apoyar actividades del pilar 2, incluyendo la respuesta de la salud de la emergencia, fortaleciendo seguridad global de la salud en países afectados, y los sistemas de la salud apoyan. Os alvos da reunião e o controle epidêmico de manutenção (TMEC) ajudarão a encontrar ou exceder alvos de PEPFAR para alcançar adultos, chave, e populações da prioridade encontrando aqueles que não foram identificadas ainda como positivos, ligando aqueles que são positivos ao tratamento, e mantendo aqueles no tratamento suprimidos virally. Este mecanismo trabalhará com uma escala das partes interessadas para assegurar-se de que os sistemas e os países anfitrião da saúde do governo de anfitrião possam geralmente manter ganhos do programa com dependência apropriadamente de diminuição em PEPFAR/USAID. A epopeia pode apoiar a resposta de USAID para endereçar COVID-19, impedindo, preparando-se para, respondendo a, e sistemas de amparo da saúde para endereçar COVID-19 e re-emergência. Dentro do espaço, a epopeia pode apoiar atividades da coluna 2, incluindo a resposta da saúde da emergência, reforçando a segurança global da saúde em países afetados, e os sistemas da saúde apoiam. |
USAID redacted this field in accordance with the exceptions outlined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2016. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. This program supports the Mission's goal for an independent, prosperous, and healthy Ukraine united around core European values in one or more of the following sectors: strengthening of democratic governance, and more inclusive, sustainable, market-driven economic growth. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. |
USAID redacted this field in accordance with the exceptions outlined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2016. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. USAID redacted this field in accordance with the exceptions outlined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2016. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. |
NPI SCOPE (USAID Global Health (GH)): This is an award under NPI GH Round 1, Community Health Networks. It focuses on addressing key drivers of child and maternal morbidity and mortality by expanding the availability of, demand for, and utilization of high quality and high impact services addressing MNCH, voluntary FP/RH with possible work in nutrition, WASH practices, and infectious diseases. Women and children are greatly impacted in Haiti, Kenya, Malawi, and South Sudan where 170,000 maternal and child deaths occur annually. World Relief will expand its current efforts through the SCOPE project to reduce preventable maternal and child morbidity and mortality in these challenging health environments. The SCOPE project's strategic objectives are: 1) to increase utilization of reproductive health services for women of reproductive age, and 2) to increase utilization of primary health care services by children under five years. The SCOPE project seeks to use and improve existing private and public health systems, working with health service providers to train community health actors and strengthen policies to improve access to services. As a key partner, Christian Connections for International Health, will improve advocacy efforts at various levels of the four Ministries of Health through strong local partners -- churches, religious networks, and Christian Health Associations. These local partners are essential for SCOPE's collaboration, learning, and long-term sustainability. |
USAID redacted this field in accordance with the exceptions outlined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2016. USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. This program supports the Mission's goal for an independent, prosperous, and healthy Ukraine united around core European values in one or more of the following sectors: strengthening of democratic governance, and more inclusive, sustainable, market-driven economic growth. Ce programme soutient le but de la mission pour l'Ukraine indépendante, prospère, et saine unie autour des valeurs européennes de noyau dans un ou plusieurs des secteurs suivants : renforcement du gouvernement démocratique, et croissance économique plus incluse, plus viable, de marché. Este programa apoya la meta de la misión para una Ucrania independiente, próspera, y sana unida alrededor de valores europeos de la base en uno o más de los sectores siguientes: el fortalecer del gobierno democrático, y un desarrollo económico más inclusivo, más sostenible, del mercado. |
USAID Miscellaneous Goods, Services, and Operations Maintanence USAID a édité ce champ selon les exceptions décrites dans le transparent d'aide étrangère et la Loi de responsabilité de 2016. USAID redactó este campo de acuerdo con las excepciones resumidas en la transparencia de la ayuda exterior y el acto de la responsabilidad de 2016. USAID redigiu este campo de acordo com as exceções esboçadas no ato da transparência e da responsabilidade da ajuda externa de 2016. Administrative costs and operating expenses of USAID contributing to Miscellaneous Goods, Services, and Operations Maintanence. Ce programme soutient le but de la mission pour l'Ukraine indépendante, prospère, et saine unie autour des valeurs européennes de noyau dans un ou plusieurs des secteurs suivants : renforcement du gouvernement démocratique, et croissance économique plus incluse, plus viable, de marché. Este programa apoya la meta de la misión para una Ucrania independiente, próspera, y sana unida alrededor de valores europeos de la base en uno o más de los sectores siguientes: el fortalecer del gobierno democrático, y un desarrollo económico más inclusivo, más sostenible, del mercado. Este programa apoia o objetivo da missão para uma Ucrânia independente, próspera, e saudável unida em torno dos valores europeus do núcleo em uns ou vários dos seguintes setores: reforço da governança democrática, e crescimento econômico mais inclusivo, mais sustentável, mercado-conduzido. |
Africa Trade and Investment (ATI) Le commerce de l'Afrique et investissement (ATI) (USAID Africa Regional): ATI is USAID's primary contribution to Prosper Africa, advancing a whole-of-government effort to increase U.S./African trade, scale-up American investments in Africa, support business reforms that level the playing field for U.S. companies seeking to engage across Africa, and mobilize enterprise-driven solutions. U.S. investments under ATI follow an affirmative development model as opposed to those from the PRC, contributing to local job creation, greater transparency, local economic development, citizen empowerment, climate-smart solutions, and improved labor and environmental standards. ATI aims to unlock billions in U.S. private capital flows to promote Africa's economic development, providing governments with high-quality, private financing as an alternative to PRC-backed financing arrangements. ATI will collaborate with the U.S. Embassy Deal Teams to identify deals with the greatest potential for impact. Services include Business to Business (B2B) and investor matchmaking through sector-specific trade shows that bring African and U.S. companies together to establish relationships, encourage investment in shared value-chains, increase sourcing, and grow exports. ATI will support African exports under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) by helping African firms access working capital and export finance so they can increase production to meet U.S. demand and reduce the cost of exporting to U.S. stores. Funds will also support direct technical and legal assistance, in collaboration with the U.S. government, to help firms, governments, and industries propose and implement regulatory reforms to remove restrictions, advance specific deals, and open sectors for more investment. Funds will also be used for training, communications and outreach efforts, office space, and travel. ATI will implement GBV risk assessment, mitigation and monitoring plans, including for sexual exploitation and abuse, and child marriage. .. . (USAID Afrique régionale) : ATI est la contribution primaire d'USAID à Prosper Africa, avançant un effort d'entier-de-gouvernement d'augmenter les États-Unis/commerce africain, des investissements américains d'échelle- en Afrique, les réformes d'affaires de soutien qui nivellent le terrain de jeu pour des sociétés américaines cherchant à s'engager à travers l'Afrique, et mobilise les solutions motivées par l'entreprise. Les investissements des États-Unis sous ATI suivent un modèle affirmatif de développement par opposition à ceux de RPC, contribuant à la création d'emplois locale, au plus grand transparent, au développement économique local, à l'habilitation de citoyen, aux solutions de climat-Smart, et aux normes de travail et environnementales améliorées. ATI vise à ouvrir des milliards dans des mouvements de capitaux privés des États-Unis pour favoriser le développement économique de l'Afrique, fournissant à des gouvernements le financement de haute qualité et privé comme alternative aux dispositions de financement soutenues par la RPC. ATI collaborera avec les équipes d'affaire d'ambassade des États-Unis pour identifier des affaires avec le plus grand potentiel pour l'impact. Les services incluent arrangement d'entreprise à entreprise (B2B) et d'investisseur par les salons commerciaux secteur-spécifiques qui réunissent l'Africain et les sociétés américaines établir des relations, pour encourager l'investissement dans les valeur-chaînes partagées, approvisionnement d'augmentation, et élèvent des exportations. ATI soutiendra les exportations africaines sous la croissance africaine et la Loi d'occasion (AGOA) en aidant les entreprises africaines accèdent à des finances des fonds de roulement et d'exportation ainsi elles peuvent augmenter la production pour satisfaire la demande des États-Unis et pour réduire le coût d'exportation vers des magasins des États-Unis. Les fonds soutiendront également technique direct et l'assistance juridique, en collaboration avec le gouvernement des États-Unis, d'aider des entreprises, des gouvernements, et des industries proposent et mettent en application des réformes de réglementation pour enlever des restrictions, avancer des affaires spécifiques, et des secteurs ouverts pour plus d'investissement. Des fonds seront également employés pour la formation, communications et dipassent des efforts, des bureaux, et le voyage. ATI mettra en application l'évaluation des risques de GBV, réduction et des plans de surveillance, incluant pour l'exploitation et l'abus sexuel, et le mariage d'enfant. .... |
New Partnerships Initiative: EXPAND (New Partners for Better Health) Nouvelle initiative d'associations : AUGMENTEZ (nouveaux associés pour une meilleure santé) Iniciativa nova das parcerias: EXPANDA (sócios novos para a melhor saúde) New Partnerships Initiative (NPI) EXPAND (New Partners for Better Health) is a five-year (2019-2024), $43.9 million global project with the goal of working with missions and organizations to increase the availability and utilization of quality health services across all USAID priority health areas. NPI EXPAND will catalyze opportunities to scale up innovative interventions by strengthening the capacity of New and Underutilized Partners (NUP) with varying levels of capabilities and exposure to USAID. In line with the Journey to Self-Reliance, NPI EXPAND will support countries to identify and strengthen local organizations to participate fully in their local health system. New Partnerships Initiative will increase USAID s development impact by elevating local leadership, fostering creativity and innovation, and mobilizing resources across the Agency s programs. 1. Strengthen the organizational sustainability of new and underutilized local entities or locally established partners: Targeted countries will advance their self-reliance through a strengthened cadre of NUPs that are ready to meet the needs of the underserved. The activity will support NUPs to increase their managerial, financial, and administrative capacities to enhance their ability to not only receive direct support from USAID but also be more engaged partners within local health systems. 2. Expand utilization of high-quality, high-impact health services, information and supplies expanded: Participating NUPs will contribute to enhancing the supply and utilization of high-quality, integrated health services, with a focus on reaching underserved populations. NPI EXPAND supports this evolution by fostering the technical skills of providers, the expansion of services offered, quality assurance systems, and introducing cost-effective demand creation techniques that can be integrated in the service delivery setting. 3. Increase sustainability of promising and innovative health approaches scaled-up through new an La nouvelle initiative d'associations (NPI) AUGMENTENT (de nouveaux associés pour une meilleure santé) est une de cinq ans (2019-2024), le projet $43,9 millions global dans le but du travail avec des missions et les organismes pour augmenter la disponibilité et l'utilisation des services de santé de qualité à travers tous les domaines de la santé prioritaire d'USAID. NPI EXPAND catalysera des occasions de mesurer des interventions innovatrices en renforçant la capacité de nouveaux et peu employés associés (NUP) avec des niveaux de variation des capacités et de l'exposition à USAID. En conformité avec le voyage à l'indépendance, NPI EXPAND soutiendra des pays pour identifier et renforcer des organismes locaux pour participer pleinement à leur système local de santé. La nouvelle initiative d'associations augmentera l'impact de développement d'USAID s en élevant la direction locale, en stimulant la créativité et l'innovation, et en mobilisant des ressources à travers les programmes de l'agence s. 1. renforcez la durabilité organisationnelle de nouvelles et peu employées entités locales ou d'associés localement établis : Les pays visés avanceront leur indépendance par un cadre renforcé de NUPs qui sont prêts à répondre aux besoins de l'underserved. L'activité soutiendra NUPs pour augmenter leurs capacités gestionnaires, financières, et administratives d'augmenter leur capacité de recevoir non seulement l'appui direct d'USAID mais d'être également les associés plus engagés dans les systèmes locaux de santé. 2. augmentez l'utilisation des services de santé de haute qualité et à haute impression, l'information et les approvisionnements ont augmenté : NUPs participant contribuera à augmenter l'approvisionnement et l'utilisation des services de santé de haute qualité et intégrés, avec un foyer sur atteindre les populations underserved. La NPI AUGMENTENT soutient cette évolution en stimulant les qualifications techniques des fournisseurs, l'expansion des services offerts, des systèmes de garantie de la qualité, et présenter les techniques rentables de création de demande qui peuvent être intégrées dans l'arrangement de prestation de service. 3. durabilité d'augmentation traversant renforcé d'approches prometteuses et innovatrices de santé de nouvel A iniciativa nova das parcerias (NPI) EXPANDE (sócios novos para a melhor saúde) é uma de cinco anos (2019-2024), o projeto $43,9 milhões global com o objetivo do trabalho com missões e as organizações para aumentar a disponibilidade e a utilização de serviços sanitários da qualidade através de todas as áreas de saúde da prioridade de USAID. A NPI EXPAND catalisará oportunidades de escalar acima intervenções inovativas reforçando a capacidade dos sócios novos e pouco utilizados (NUP) com níveis de variação de capacidades e de exposição a USAID. Na linha da viagem à confiança, a NPI EXPAND apoiará países para identificar e reforçar organizações locais para participar inteiramente em seu sistema local da saúde. A iniciativa nova das parcerias aumentará o impacto do desenvolvimento de USAID s elevando a liderança local, promovendo a faculdade criadora e a inovação, e mobilizando recursos através dos programas da agência s. 1. reforce a sustentabilidade de organização de entidades locais novas e pouco utilizadas ou de sócios localmente estabelecidos: Os países visados avançarão sua confiança através de um quadro reforçado de NUPs que estão prontos para encontrar as necessidades do underserved. A atividade apoiará NUPs para aumentar suas capacidades administrativas, financeiras, e administrativas aumentar sua capacidade para receber não somente o apoio direto de USAID mas igualmente para ser sócios mais contratados dentro dos sistemas locais da saúde. 2. expanda a utilização dos serviços sanitários de alta qualidade, de alto impacto, informação e as fontes expandiram: NUPs de participação contribuirá a aumentar a fonte e a utilização dos serviços sanitários de alta qualidade, integrados, com um foco em alcançar populações underserved. A NPI EXPANDE apoia esta evolução promovendo as habilidades técnicas dos fornecedores, a expansão dos serviços oferecidos, sistemas do controle de qualidade, e introdução das técnicas eficazes na redução de custos da criação da procura que podem ser integradas no ajuste do fornecimento de serviços. 3. sustentabilidade do aumento do novo direto reforçado das aproximações prometedoras e inovativas da saúde Objectives for Worldwide: The NPI will increase USAID’s programmatic impact, based on more collaborative and adaptive partnering, and country progress outcomes, by doing the following: Leveraging private development assistance to respond to the Administration’s priorities and strengthen long-term partners for the Journey to Self-Reliance; Equipping and empowering new and underutilized development partners to maximize the impact of American tax dollars; Supporting solutions to near- and long-term Administration priorities that will advance the President’s National Security Strategy and support the Foreign Assistance Realignment; Identifying development solutions that will be country- and partner-driven for maximum long-term impact; and Creating incentives for expanding and diversifying USAID’s partner base so that we help to equip and fund more partners to support country-level progress. |
Small-Scale Aquaculture Investments for Livelihoods (SAIL)'; Implementing_Mech_Purpose_Smt = 'Increase the availability of diverse, safe, affordable nutrient-rich foods, especially for women and young children from poor and vulnerable households. And strengthening of aquaculture market system. Investissements à petite échelle d'aquiculture pour des moyens de subsistance (VOILE) '; Implementing_Mech_Purpose_Smt = 'augmentent la disponibilité des nourritures riches en élément diverses, sûres, abordables, particulièrement pour des femmes et des enfants en bas âge de pauvres et vulnérables ménages. Et renforcement du système du marché d'aquiculture. Inversiones a escala reducida de la acuicultura para los sustentos (VELA) '; Implementing_Mech_Purpose_Smt = 'aumenta la disponibilidad de comidas alimento-ricas diversas, seguras, asequibles, especialmente para las mujeres y los niños jovenes de los hogares pobres y vulnerables. Y el fortalecer del sistema del mercado de la acuicultura. Consultative Group on International Agricultural Researc (CGIAR) Fund II follow-on grant to the World Bank Groupe consultatif sur la concession agricole internationale de suite des fonds II de Researc (CGIAR) vers la banque mondiale Grupo consultivo en la concesión agrícola internacional de la continuación del fondo II de Researc (CGIAR) al banco mundial |
Global Health Supply Chain - Procurement and Supply Management (GSHC-PSM) IDIQ - Malaria Task Order Chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé - fourniture et Supply Management (GSHC-PSM) IDIQ - ordre de tâche de malaria To provide USAID Missions, Bureaus and operating units with a worldwide mechanism to support the Presidents Malaria Initiatives and USAIDs goal of reducing the burden of malaria and supporting related activities pursuant to USAIDs maternal and child health and other infectious disease goals. It will primarily support USAIDs implementation of malaria programs through the procurement, management and delivery of high quality, safe and effective malaria commodities; the provision of on-the-ground logistics, supply chain and related systems strengthening technical assistance and implementation capacity; and provide technical leadership to strengthen the global, demand, financing and introduction of existing and future malaria commodities. Pour fournir à des missions d'USAID, à des bureaux et à des unités fonctionnantes un mécanisme mondial pour soutenir le but des Présidents Malaria Initiatives et d'USAIDs de réduire la charge de la malaria et de soutenir des activités relatives conformément à USAIDs maternel et à santés de l'enfant et à d'autres buts de maladie infectieuse. Elle soutiendra principalement l'exécution d'USAIDs des programmes de malaria par la fourniture, la gestion et la livraison des marchandises de haute qualité, sûres et efficaces de malaria ; la fourniture de logistique sur terrain, de chaîne d'approvisionnements et de systèmes relatifs renforçant l'assistance technique et la capacité d'exécution ; et fournissez la direction technique pour renforcer le global, la demande, le financement et l'introduction des marchandises existantes et futures de malaria. |
Measuring Impact 2 (MI 2) IMPACT 2 de mesure (MI 2) La medición afecta 2 (MI 2) IMPACT II de medição (MI 2) Building upon the successes of its Measuring Impact activity, the Forestry and Biodiversity office will launch a new program in FY18 to contribute to the effectiveness of biodiversity programming around the world. This program will both directly support USAID missions programming biodiversity funds and provide a range of evidence and tools to deliver conservation results. By building the capacity of USAID staff to design and adaptively manage improved programs, the Agency will continue to demonstrate its leadership in the biodiversity conservation sector. Construisant sur les succès de son activité de mesure d'impact, le bureau de sylviculture et de biodiversité lancera un nouveau programme dans FY18 pour contribuer à l'efficacité de la biodiversité programmant autour du monde. Ce programme soutiendra directement des fonds de biodiversité de programmation de missions d'USAID et fournira une gamme des preuves et des outils pour fournir des résultats de conservation. En établissant la capacité de personnel d'USAID de concevoir et contrôlez de manière adaptative les programmes améliorés, l'agence continuera à démontrer sa direction dans le secteur de conservation de biodiversité. Construyendo sobre los éxitos de su actividad de medición del impacto, la oficina de la silvicultura y de la biodiversidad pondrá en marcha un nuevo programa en FY18 para contribuir a la eficacia de la biodiversidad que programa en todo el mundo. Este programa apoyará directamente fondos de la biodiversidad de la programación de misiones de USAID y proporcionará una gama de pruebas y de herramientas para entregar resultados de la protección. Construyendo la capacidad del personal de USAID de diseñar y maneje adaptante los programas mejorados, la agencia continuará demostrando su dirección en el sector de la protección de la biodiversidad. Construindo em cima dos sucessos de sua atividade de medição do impacto, o escritório da silvicultura e da biodiversidade lançará um programa novo em FY18 para contribuir à eficácia da biodiversidade que programa em todo o mundo. Este programa apoiará diretamente fundos da biodiversidade da programação de missões de USAID e fornecerá uma escala da evidência e das ferramentas entregar resultados da conservação. Construindo a capacidade de pessoal de USAID projetar e controle adaptavelmente programas melhorados, a agência continuará a demonstrar sua liderança no setor da conservação da biodiversidade. |
Feed the Future Market Systems and Partnerships activity (MSP) Alimentez l'activité de systèmes et d'associations de marché d'avenir (MSP) Alimente a atividade dos sistemas e das parcerias do mercado futuro (MSP) The Feed the Future Market Systems and Partnerships activity (MSP) helps the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) advance learning and good practice in integrating private sector engagement across all activities, while at the same time deepening market systems development across the Feed the Future program cycle. MSP supports USAID and its implementers to deliver durable, systemic, and inclusive agriculture-led growth that results in more dynamic agriculture and food market systems, improved food security and nutrition, and sustained poverty reduction. MSP strengthens practical guidance for market systems development including how to translate theory into practice, builds the evidence base on market systems development impact, and strengthens the tools for measuring systemic change. MSP uses an agile operational approach that captures and communicates innovation, builds broad internal and external stakeholder capacity, and nurtures transformationaland nottransactional partnerships between USAID and the private sector. L'alimentation l'activité de systèmes et d'associations de marché d'avenir (MSP) aide l'étude et la bonne pratique anticipées d'agence pour le développement international des États-Unis (USAID) en intégrant l'engagement de secteur privé à travers toutes les activités, tout en en même temps approfondissant le développement de systèmes du marché à travers l'alimentation le cycle de futur programme. MSP soutient USAID et ses applicateurs pour fournir la croissance dirigée par l'agriculture durable, systémique, et incluse qui a comme conséquence des systèmes plus dynamiques du marché d'agriculture et de nourriture, la sécurité améliorée de nourriture et la nutrition, et la réduction de pauvreté soutenue. MSP renforce des conseils pratiques pour le développement de systèmes du marché incluant comment traduire la théorie en pratique, établit la base de preuves sur l'impact de développement de systèmes du marché, et renforce les outils pour mesurer le changement systémique. MSP emploie une approche opérationnelle agile qui capture et communique l'innovation, établit la large capacité interne et externe de dépositaire, et consolide des associations de nottransactional de transformationaland entre USAID et le secteur privé. A alimentação a atividade dos sistemas e das parcerias do mercado futuro (MSP) ajuda a agência de E.U. para a aprendizagem do avanço do desenvolvimento internacional (USAID) e a boa prática em integrar o acoplamento do setor privado através de todas as atividades, ao ao mesmo tempo aprofundar o desenvolvimento de sistemas do mercado através da alimentação o ciclo de programa futuro. MSP apoia USAID e seus aplicadores para entregar o crescimento agricultura-conduzido durável, sistemático, e inclusivo que conduz a uns sistemas mais dinâmicos do mercado da agricultura e do alimento, à segurança melhorada do alimento e à nutrição, e a redução de pobreza sustentada. MSP reforça a orientação prática para o desenvolvimento de sistemas do mercado que inclui como traduzir a teoria na prática, constrói a base da evidência no impacto do desenvolvimento de sistemas do mercado, e reforça as ferramentas para medir a mudança sistemática. MSP usa uma aproximação operacional ágil que capture e comunique a inovação, construa a capacidade interna e externo larga da parte interessada, e consolida parcerias do nottransactional do transformationaland entre USAID e o setor privado. |
Global Health Supply Chain - Rapid Test Kits (GHSC-RTK) Chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé - kits rapides d'essai (GHSC-RTK) The Global Health Supply Chain - Rapid Test Kits TO (GHSC- RTKs) serves as the singular means of procuring HIV RTKs within the GHSC Program. The GHSC was designed to provide supply chain technical assistance as well as commodity procurement for the Bureau of Global Health, regardless of the commodity type. As the primary diagnostic tool for determining HIV/AIDS status and the gateway for care and treatment of HIV positive people, RTKs play a vital role in combatting the global HIV/AIDS epidemic. Without an adequate and timely supply of quality RTKs, HIV/AIDS programs cannot function. Thus Remote Medical International (RMI) will play a vital role in supporting the USGs goal of achieving an AIDS-free generation in our lifetime. The primary objective of this Contract is to ensure the availability of approved HIV Rapid Test Kits (RTKs) using a global procurement strategy. An RTK is defined as an assay for the diagnosis of infection with HIV-1/2 or type specific diagnosis of HIV-1 and HIV-2, from which test results can be read directly, within 30 minutes of the time the specimen is applied to the device, without calibration or calculations. The USAID Global Health Supply Chain - Rapid Test Kits (GHSC- RTKs) project will have the responsibility for the procurement and shipment of HIV rapid test kits (RTKs) to designated destinations and stakeholders for use in host country HIV and AIDS programs. Other procurement and supply chain-related services will be provided by other contracts within the GHSC Program. This TO is a small business set aside. La chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé - les kits rapides d'essai À (GHSC- RTKs) sert de moyens singuliers d'obtenir HIV RTKs dans le cadre du programme de GHSC. Le GHSC a été conçu pour fournir l'assistance technique de chaîne d'approvisionnements aussi bien que la fourniture des produits pour le bureau de la santé globale, indépendamment du type des produits. Comme outil de diagnostic primaire pour déterminer le statut de HIV/SIDA et le passage pour le soin et le traitement des personnes séropositives, RTKs jouent un rôle essentiel en combattant l'épidémie globale de HIV/SIDA. Sans approvisionnement suffisant et opportun en qualité RTKs, les programmes de HIV/SIDA ne peuvent pas fonctionner. International médical à distance (RMI) jouera ainsi un rôle essentiel en soutenant le but d'USGs de réaliser une génération sans SIDAs dans notre vie. Le premier objectif de ce contrat est d'assurer la disponibilité des kits rapides approuvés d'essai d'HIV (RTKs) utilisant une stratégie globale de fourniture. Un RTK est défini comme analyse pour le diagnostic de l'infection avec HIV-1/2 ou le type diagnostic spécifique de HIV-1 et de HIV-2, desquels des résultats d'essai peuvent être lus directement, d'ici 30 minutes du temps le spécimen est appliqué au dispositif, sans calibrage ou calculs. La chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé d'USAID - le projet rapide des kits d'essai (GHSC- RTKs) aura la responsabilité de la fourniture et de l'expédition des kits rapides d'essai d'HIV (RTKs) aux destinations indiquées et des dépositaires pour l'usage dans des programmes d'HIV et de SECOURS de pays d'accueil. D'autres services liés à la chaîne de fourniture et d'approvisionnement seront fournis par d'autres contrats dans le cadre du programme de GHSC. Cette À est une petite entreprise a mis de côté. |
MOMENTUM 2A - Global Technical Leadership and Targeted Technical Assistance for MNCH/FP/RH ÉLAN 2A - direction technique globale et assistance technique visée pour MNCH/FP/RH IMPULSO 2A - liderança técnica global e assistência técnica visada para MNCH/FP/RH The suite of MOMENTUM awards seeks to accelerate reductions in maternal, newborn, and child mortality and morbidity in high-burden, USAID-supported countries by increasing the capacity of host country institutions and local organizations to introduce, deliver, scale up, and sustain the use of evidence-based, quality maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services, voluntary family planning (FP), and reproductive health (RH) care. MOMENTUM Round 2A (project name TBD) is focused on (1) providing targeted technical assistance and capacity-development to USAID s Missions, partner governments, and local organizations; and, (2) contributing to global technical leadership and policy dialogue on improving measurable outcomes for reproductive; maternal, newborn, and child health; and voluntary family planning. La suite des récompenses d'ÉLAN cherche à accélérer des réductions de mortalité infantile maternelle, nouveau-née, et et de morbidité dans la haut-charge, de pays USAID-soutenus en augmentant la capacité d'établissements de pays d'accueil et d'organismes locaux de présenter, livrer, mesurer, et soutient l'utilisation des services basés sur preuves, de qualité maternels, nouveau-nés, et des santés de l'enfant (MNCH), de la planification des naissances volontaire (point de gel), et du soin de la santé génésique (Rhésus). Le rond 2A (nom TBD d'ÉLAN de projet) est concentré sur (1) fournir l'assistance technique et le capacité-développement visés aux missions d'USAID s, aux gouvernements d'associé, et aux organismes locaux ; et, (2) contribuant au dialogue technique global de direction et de politique sur améliorer des résultats mesurables pour reproducteur ; maternel, nouveau-né, et santés de l'enfant ; et planification des naissances volontaire. A série de concessões do IMPULSO procura acelerar reduções em materno, em recém-nascido, e mortalidade infantil e morbosidade na alto-carga, países USAID-apoiados aumentando a capacidade das instituições do país anfitrião e organizações locais introduzir acima, entregar, escalar, e sustenta o uso de serviços evidência-baseado, da qualidade maternos, recém-nascidos, e das saúdes infanteis (MNCH), do planeamento familiar voluntário (FP), e do cuidado da saúde reprodutiva (RH). O círculo 2A do IMPULSO (nome TBD do projeto) é centrado sobre (1) o fornecimento da assistência técnica e do capacidade-desenvolvimento visados às missões de USAID s, aos governos do sócio, e às organizações locais; e, (2) contribuindo ao diálogo técnico global da liderança e da política em melhorar resultados mensuráveis para reprodutivo; materno, recém-nascido, e saúdes infanteis; e planeamento familiar voluntário. |
Catalyze Blended Capital Investment Platform Catalysez la plate-forme mélangée d'investissement de capitaux Catalice la plataforma mezclada de la inversión de capitales This BAA is intended to address the challenge of how to most effectively increase private investment, in a developing country where private funds currently only flow to traditional asset classes (e.g. debt and equity in sovereign and investment grade borrowers) in order to address the gap between the amount of investment needed in the countries where USAID works, and the public sectors ability to finance these projects. Increasing private investment will require addressing problems with supply (those with funds to invest), demand (those seeking to receive finance), and intermediation (those who match supply with demand), as well as improving the overall enabling environment. Ce BÊLEMENT est prévu pour relever le défi de la façon augmenter le plus effectivement l'investissement privé, dans un pays en développement où les fonds privés coulent actuellement seulement dans les classes traditionnelles de capitaux (par exemple dette et capitaux propres dans des emprunteurs souverain et d'échelon d'investissement) afin d'adresser l'espace entre la quantité d'investissement requise dans les pays où des travaux d'USAID, et la capacité de secteurs publics de financer ces projets. L'investissement privé croissant exigera les problèmes d'adressage avec l'offre (ceux avec des fonds à investir), la demande (ceux cherchant à recevoir des finances), et l'entremise (ceux qui assortissent l'approvisionnement avec la demande), aussi bien qu'améliorent l'environnement permettant global. Este BAA se piensa para dirigir el desafío de cómo aumentar lo más con eficacia posible la inversión privada, en un país en vías de desarrollo adonde los fondos privados fluyen actualmente solamente a las clases tradicionales del activo (e.g deuda y equidad en prestatarios del grado soberano y de inversión) para dirigir el hueco entre la cantidad de inversión necesaria en los países adonde los trabajos de USAID, y a la capacidad de los sectores públicos de financiar estos proyectos. La inversión privada cada vez mayor requerirá los problemas de dirección con la fuente (ésas con los fondos a invertir), la demanda (ésas que intentan recibir finanzas), y la mediación (ésas que hacen juego la fuente con demanda), así como mejoran el ambiente de permisión total. |
TRANSFORM: Transformational Strategies for Farm Output Risk Mitigation (USAID Global Health (GH)): With FY21 funding ETD's Transformational Strategies for Farm Output Risk Mitigation (TRANSFORM) project seeks to leverage the unique expertise, positioning, and commitments of the private sector as change agents to develop innovative, market-driven, and sustainable solutions that substantially advance progress in achieving global health security, through prevention of emerging zoonoses (diseases transmitted from animals to humans) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Solutions are expected to focus on the nexus between public and private sector collaboration, and will add value to existing-or develop new-approaches that are beyond the capacity of the public sector to achieve independently. TRANSFORM co-creation process will maximize engagement with the private sector, existing stakeholders (including academia and research institutions) and other international/multilateral resource partners to inform the design of an award. This project will build upon the robust foundation of work that USAID has done over 15 years to prevent, detect and respond to infectious disease threats, and contribute new approaches to pre-empt the emergence, and mitigate the impact from, emerging infectious disease and AMR threats. |
Discovery & Exploration of Emerging Pathogens - Viral Zoonoses (DEEP VZN) Découverte et exploration des agents pathogènes naissants - les zoonoses virales (VZN PROFONDS) Descubrimiento y exploración de patógeno emergentes - zoonosis virales (VZN PROFUNDOS) DEEP VZN is a critical next step in the evolution of USAID's work to understand and address the risks posed by zoonotic diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. DEEP VZN will work in targeted countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America that have both a high risk for viral spillover and the capacity to safely conduct viral discovery. Identifying and understanding unknown viral threats will help these countriesand the worldbe better prepared to detect, prevent and respond to future biological threats. VZN PROFOND est une prochaine étape critique dans l'évolution du travail d'USAID pour comprendre et aborder les risques posés par les maladies zoonotiques qui peuvent être communiquées des animaux à des humains. VZN PROFOND fonctionnera dans les pays visés en Afrique, en Asie, et en Amérique latine qui ont un à haut risque pour le débordement viral et la capacité pour conduire sans risque la découverte virale. Les menaces virales inconnues de identification et de compréhension aideront ces le countriesand le worldbe plus bien préparé à détecter, empêcher et répondre à de futures menaces biologiques. VZN PROFUNDO es un paso siguiente crítico en la evolución del trabajo de USAID para entender y para dirigir los riesgos planteados por las enfermedades zoonóticas que se pueden transmitir de animales a los seres humanos. VZN PROFUNDO trabajará en los países apuntados en África, Asia, y América latina que tienen un de alto riesgo para el despilfarro viral y la capacidad conducir con seguridad descubrimiento viral. Las amenazas virales desconocidas de identificación y de comprensión ayudarán este al countriesand el worldbe más bien preparado a detectar, a prevenir y a responder a las amenazas biológicas futuras. |
OEGI- LMS-Regional Resilience Learning Associate Award (USAID East Africa Regional): The Resilience Learning Activity (RLA) strengthens capacities for analytics, facilitates learning for adaptive management, improves knowledge management, and strengthens communication to align with USAID's goals and the Horn of Africa (HOA) Resilience Framework. RLA is co-funded by the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, Somalia, Kenya and East Africa operating units that support regional, national, and local organizations and institutions in the HOA.Using FY 2021 funds, USAID/KEA will develop a demand-driven regional learning agenda to ensure resilience interventions are based on evidence and appropriate to the regional context. RLA will facilitate more responsive and geographically customized analytics through meta-analysis of data across targeted East African stakeholders. To increase analytical capacities, RLA will organize regional virtual data analytics training, building on the HoRN learning session conducted in 2020, and will launch a community of practice with a group of professionals who will use monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and data analytics for evidence-based decision making. In collaboration with the Bureau for Resilience and Food Security (RFS) Policy LINK project, funds will foster facilitative leadership training to select leaders from USAID bilateral missions, implementing partners, national government, research institutes, and local organizations. RLA will contribute to USAID/KEA by establishing itself as a center for excellence in resilience programming via coordination and leveraging cross-learning in the HOA region across six USAID resilience focus countries.RLA will accelerate sustainability in the HOA by fostering locally owned, led, and managed systems for learning, adaptive management, knowledge management and analytics on resilience. RLA will expand the U.S. government's influence in technical areas and promote more efficient use of U.S. government resources. .. |
Global Health Supply Chain - Procurement and Supply Management (GSHC-PSM) IDIQ - Family Planning/Reproductive Health (PRH) Task Order Chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé - fourniture et Supply Management (GSHC-PSM) IDIQ - ordre de planification des naissances/de tâche santé génésique (PRH) Building on decades of USAIDs work procuring health commodities and strengthening supply chains, the Global Health Supply Chain-Procurement and Supply Management project is working to transform global and national supply chains for health commodities. The project integrates two former USAID programs into one efficient supply chain that serves many of the worlds most vulnerable and difficult-to-reach communities. The project is designed to meet todays critical global health challenges eliminating HIV and AIDS, providing universal malaria coverage, and helping women meet their family planning and reproductive health needs. By bringing together advanced technical solutions, a team of highly qualified experts, and proven commercial processes and principles, USAID Global Health Supply Chain works to reduce costs and increase efficiencies in global and national supply chains. In addition to optimizing supply chains, the project is strengthening national supply chain systems and fostering collaboration among supply chain stakeholders worldwide. En construisant des décennies d'USAIDs travaillez en obtenant des marchandises de santé et renforçant des chaînes d'approvisionnements, le projet global de Chaîne-fourniture et de Supply Management d'approvisionnement de santé fonctionne pour transformer les chaînes d'approvisionnements globales et nationales pour des marchandises de santé. Le projet intègre deux anciens programmes d'USAID dans une chaîne d'approvisionnements efficace qui sert plusieurs des mondes les plus vulnérables et des communautés difficiles à atteindre. Le projet est conçu pour relever des défis globaux critiques d'aujourd'hui de santé éliminant HIV et le SIDA, fournissant la couverture universelle de malaria, et aidant des femmes pour répondre à leur planification des naissances et besoins de santé génésique. En rassemblant les solutions techniques avancées, une équipe d'experts fortement qualifiés, et les processus et les principes commerciaux montrés, chaîne d'approvisionnements globale de santé d'USAID travaille pour réduire des coûts et pour augmenter des efficacités dans les chaînes d'approvisionnements globales et nationales. En plus des chaînes d'approvisionnements de linéarisation, le projet renforce les systèmes nationaux de chaîne d'approvisionnements et stimule la collaboration parmi des dépositaires de chaîne d'approvisionnements dans le monde entier. |
Health: Centers for Disease Control Inter-Agency Agreement II (CDC IAA) (LAC buy-in) Systèmes d'information stratégique de pays d'accueil (malaria) Sistemas de informação estratégicos do país anfitrião (malária) (USAID Latin America and Caribbean Regional): This umbrella interagency agreement (IAA) managed by the Global Health-Bureau aims to strengthen the delivery of infectious disease and other health programs in developing countries by accessing technical expertise from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and collaborating with the CDC to address infectious disease and other health problems in the developing world. LAC/Health malaria funds support technical assistance to bolster the capacity of LAC countries in the field of molecular epidemiology and entomology directly related to malaria elimination in the region and to measure the impact of vector control measures on malaria transmission and vectors. FY 2021 funds will be used to provide technical assistance to promote capacity building in partner countries, particularly in the fields of molecular epidemiology and entomology. Specifically, they will support ministries of health in the region to monitor for antimalarial resistance by providing technical assistance to implement, monitor, and analyze the results of the P. falciparum therapeutic efficacy studies; support a therapeutic efficacy study on treatment schemes for P. vivax to help build the evidence base for reducing relapses; help develop the evidence base for malaria vector control in LAC by providing technical assistance to develop and implement an operational research study to measure the impact of vector control measures on malaria transmission and vectors; and assist ministries of health to develop and implement evidence-based vector control plans. Établissez et renforcez les systèmes d'information de santé de pays d'accueil, et établissez la capacité de pays d'accueil de rassembler, analyser, disséminer, et employer des données la prise de décision. Inclut l'appui aux systèmes d'information courants de santé (RHIS) et les processus tels que les systèmes intégrés de gestion de gestion sanitaire basés sur installation (HMIS), la surveillance, les statistiques essentielles et l'enregistrement civil, et surveillance de programme. Inclut des recensements et des enquêtes, des évaluations de besoins, des études de ligne de base, et des évaluations visées. Inclut des appréciations de la qualité de données, et analyse de données, diffusion, et des activités d'utilisation soutenant les systèmes de pays d'accueil, y compris l'engagement de société civile pour la responsabilité. Inclut le soutien pour tracer et des systèmes de données géographiques et informatisées. Programmes de couvertures à travers le spectre des services de santé basés sur la population aux soins médicaux personnalisés. La formation, les approvisionnements, l'équipement, et le personnel connexes de non-USG sont inclus. N'inclut pas des activités à l'appui de répondre à des exigences de reportage d'USG. Estabeleça e reforce sistemas de informação da saúde do país anfitrião, e construa a capacidade do país anfitrião recolher, analisar, disseminar, e use dados para a tomada de decisão. Inclui o apoio aos sistemas de informação rotineiros da saúde (RHIS) e os processos tais como os sistemas de informação facilidade-baseados da gestão em saúde (HMIS), a fiscalização, estatísticas vitais e registro civil, e monitoração do programa. Inclui recenseamentos e avaliações, avaliações de necessidades, estudos da linha de base, e avaliações visadas. Inclui avaliações de qualidade dos dados, e análise de dados, disseminação, e atividades do uso que apoiam os sistemas do país anfitrião, incluindo o acoplamento da sociedade civil para a responsabilidade. Inclui o apoio para traçar e para sistemas de informação geográficos e eletrônicos. Programas das tampas através do espectro dos serviços sanitários população-baseados aos cuidados médicos personalizados. O treinamento, as fontes, o equipamento, e os pessoais relativos do non-USG são incluídos. Não inclui atividades a favor de cumprir exigências do relatório de USG. |
Integrated Natural Resources Management (INRM) Task Order Ordre intégré de tâche de la gestion de ressources naturelles (INRM) Orden integrado de la tarea de la gestión de recursos naturales (INRM) The Integrated Natural Resource Management (INRM) activity provides on-demand support services and technical assistance for USAID Missions, Bureaus, and Independent Offices across a wide array of environmental and natural resource management issues. INRM covers the full range of environmental issues USAID works on and is managed jointly by the USAID E3 Offices of Land and Urban, Forestry and Biodiversity, and Global Climate Change. The activity is designed to help USAID operating units achieve higher impact environment programming and to support the uptake of principles and approaches outlined in the Agencys Environmental and Natural Resource Management (ENRM) Framework. L'activité intégrée de la gestion de ressource naturelle (INRM) fournit des services de support sur demande et l'assistance technique pour des missions d'USAID, des bureaux, et des bureaux indépendants à travers une grande sélection de questions de gestion de ressource naturelle environnementale et. INRM couvre la gamme complète des travaux d'USAID de problèmes environnementaux dessus et est contrôlé conjointement par les bureaux d'USAID E3 de la terre et urbain, la sylviculture et la biodiversité, et le changement climatique global. L'activité est conçue pour aider les unités de fonctionnement d'USAID réalisent un environnement plus à haute impression programmant et pour soutenir la prise des principes et des approches décrits dans le cadre de la gestion de ressource naturelle environnementale et d'Agencys (ENRM). La actividad natural integrada de la gestión de recursos (INRM) proporciona los servicios de asistencia a pedido y la asistencia técnica para las misiones de USAID, las oficinas, y las oficinas independientes a través de una amplia gama de los problemas de gestión de recursos ambientales y naturales. INRM cubre la gama completa de los trabajos de USAID de los aspectos medioambientales encendido y es manejado en común por las oficinas de USAID E3 de la tierra y urbano, silvicultura y biodiversidad, y cambio de clima global. La actividad se diseña para ayudar a las unidades de funcionamiento de USAID alcanza un ambiente más de alto impacto que programa y para apoyar la absorción de los principios y de los acercamientos resumidos en el marco ambiental y natural de Agencys de la gestión de recursos (ENRM). |
Program Design and Learning Mitigación y estabilización del conflicto Mitigação e estabilização do conflito This program area covers components of program design and performance management and learning. This area supports assessment, special studies and analysis, strategic planning, program and project design, program monitoring (to include baseline studies and other data collection needs) and activities that support learning, knowledge transfer and adaptation of projects. Assessment includes the examination of the state of a country or sector context to inform project design but does not include evaluation of USG-funded activities (please see Program Area PO.3 for a definition of evaluation). Special studies or analysis could support strategic or project planning or include research for general learning that is not necessarily related to the performance of USG-funded activities. This program area may also include the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks, assessment of the potential of information and communication technologies to enhance performance throughout the program cycle or dissemination of best practices and lessons learned. Desarrolle y conduzca las evaluaciones de necesidades, los estudios de la línea de fondo, las evaluaciones apuntadas, los estudios especiales u otros esfuerzos de la compilación de información específicamente para el diseño, la supervisión y la evaluación de programas USG-financiados. Este subelemento puede también incluir convertirse y difundiendo mejores prácticas y las lecciones aprendió, probando la demostración y/o los modelos experimentales, o la preparación de planes estratégicos y de otras tareas de programación a corto plazo. Nota: Todas tales actividades que son realizadas por los socios como parte integrante de sus esfuerzos de la supervisión y de la evaluación para los programas financiados bajo otros subelementos se deben incluir dentro de esos subelementos. Desenvolva e conduza avaliações de necessidades, estudos da linha de base, avaliações visadas, estudos especiais ou outros esforços da recolha de informações especificamente para o projeto, a monitoração e a avaliação de programas USG-financiados. Este secundário-elemento pode igualmente incluir tornar-se e disseminando melhores práticas e lições aprendeu, testando a demonstração e/ou os modelos piloto, ou a preparação de planos estratégicos e de outras tarefas de programação a curto prazo. Nota: Todas tais atividades que são realizadas por sócios como uma parte integrante de seus esforços da monitoração e da avaliação para os programas financiados sob outros secundário-elementos devem ser incluídas dentro daqueles secundário-elementos. |
Low Carbon Development Initiative for Indonesia The Low Carbon Development in Indonesia is a program to implement new climate economy and new food and land use economy in Indonesia. It will undertake systematic economy-wide assessment and provide independent and authoritative evidence on the relationship between actions that strengthen economic performance and those that reduce the risk of climate change. In addition to examining economic sectors such as in forestry, agriculture, and peat, attention will be given to the overall performance of food and land-uses systems. The program intends to identify opportunities where policy reforms, investment and business solutions could yield large multiple benefits for the economy, society and the environment. It aims to contribute to building a low carbon development in Indonesia through new climate economy at a national level and sustainable food and land use economy in selected sub-national jurisdictions of East Kalimantan, South Sumatra, and Papua/West Papua. At a national level, it will develop an investment model to inform Indonesia’s Mid-term National Development Planning (RPJMN) strategic environmental assessment and to achieve Indonesia’s global commitment to emissions reduction. The investment model will be supported by background studies for several sectors, including forestry and agriculture, that document stakeholder’s knowledge in these sectors to inform the country’s development and investment options. Moreover, it will establish science-based targets and pathways at scale to include national and sub-national levels and agreed upon by multi-stakeholders in the public and private sectors; provide business solutions that raise ambition of the private sector; and present these in action roadmaps with innovations that can mobilize financing and investments. It will also identify key policies, investments and actions needed to establish a new food and land use economy, which enhances agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods, addresses food waste, improves diets while at the same time protecting forests and biodiversity and increasing Indonesia's resilience and adaptation to climate change. Combined these will aim at providing proof points for key sectors (such as in forestry and agriculture) in specified jurisdictions (such as in East Kalimantan) where opportunities and policy reforms are likely to yield the largest economic, social and environmental impacts and co-benefits. |
New Climate Economy Coalition for Urban Transitions The Coalition for Urban Transitions seeks to build the global and national political commitment necessary to shift rapidly urbanizing countries towards a more compact, connected, coordinated model of urban development to support the SDGs and Paris Agenda. Launched in May 2016, the Coalition is a special initiative of the New Climate Economy (NCE) and is hosted by the World Resources Institute (WRI) Ross Center for Sustainable Cities and jointly managed by the C40 Climate Leadership Group. The Coalition is a partnership of 20+ leading urban focused institutions and leaders. Our mission is to support national governments - working together with city leaders - to unlock the power of cities to support enhanced national economic, social, and environmental prosperity, including reducing climate risks. It recognizes that successful cities are at the core of prosperous countries. The Coalition has two components – a Country Program and a Global Solutions Program – which will be complemented by flagship global synthesis reports, and active outreach and dissemination to decision - makers directly and at convening moments. |
NDC Partnership Support Unit and CAEP The NDC Partnership (the Partnership) is a global coalition of countries and institutions collaborating to drive transformational climate action while enhancing sustainable development. The Partnership is working directly with developing country governments, mobilizing resources and expertise to support and accelerate their Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) implementation and increased ambition in updated NDC around the worlds. The Partnership is recognized as a neutral broker among stakeholders and a trusted partner, evidencing a strong governance structure, clear theory of change, and transparent strategy. Guided by a Steering Committee, the Partnership is comprised of developed and developing nations and international institutions and led by Co-Chairs from the Republic of Costa Rica and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. A Support Unit, which facilitates the work of the Partnership, has grown and consolidated to support its ambitious vision. As more governments seek support for turning NDCs into action, membership continues to grow considerably. The NDC Partnership’s Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP) is a new offering of the Partnership designed to be a targeted, demand-driven, and impact-focused fast-track initiative to deliver support for implementing and enhancing NDCs to set countries up for success in achieving raised ambition. It will allow countries to address the challenges of the first generation of NDCs by providing support for the development and implementation of evidence-based, high-quality NDCs with broad ownership from society and government. CAEP has two core elements: Leveraging new and existing support for NDC implementation and updating from member countries and institutions; Establishing a Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) for fast deployment of additional resources beyond those available through existing initiatives; and Partnership members able to quickly deploy technical and financial support will have the first option to respond to country requests under CAEP. Remaining gaps in support can then be covered by members of the Partnership with the required expertise but without available resources, by accessing the TAF. The TAF is a financial delivery instrument of CAEP. It is a pooled funding mechanism that will receive contributions from multiple development partners and allocate resources to multiple implementing partners in response to NDC enhancement requests under CAEP. |
NDC Partnership Support Unit and CAEP - BEIS The NDC Partnership (the Partnership) is a global coalition of countries and institutions collaborating to drive transformational climate action while enhancing sustainable development. The Partnership is working directly with developing country governments, mobilizing resources and expertise to support and accelerate their Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) implementation and increased ambition in updated NDC around the worlds. The Partnership is recognized as a neutral broker among stakeholders and a trusted partner, evidencing a strong governance structure, clear theory of change, and transparent strategy. Guided by a Steering Committee, the Partnership is comprised of developed and developing nations and international institutions and led by Co-Chairs from the Republic of Costa Rica and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. A Support Unit, which facilitates the work of the Partnership, has grown and consolidated to support its ambitious vision. As more governments seek support for turning NDCs into action, membership continues to grow considerably. The NDC Partnership’s Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP) is a new offering of the Partnership designed to be a targeted, demand-driven, and impact-focused fast-track initiative to deliver support for implementing and enhancing NDCs to set countries up for success in achieving raised ambition. It will allow countries to address the challenges of the first generation of NDCs by providing support for the development and implementation of evidence-based, high-quality NDCs with broad ownership from society and government. CAEP has two core elements: Leveraging new and existing support for NDC implementation and updating from member countries and institutions; Establishing a Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) for fast deployment of additional resources beyond those available through existing initiatives; and Partnership members able to quickly deploy technical and financial support will have the first option to respond to country requests under CAEP. Remaining gaps in support can then be covered by members of the Partnership with the required expertise but without available resources, by accessing the TAF. The TAF is a financial delivery instrument of CAEP. It is a pooled funding mechanism that will receive contributions from multiple development partners and allocate resources to multiple implementing partners in response to NDC enhancement requests under CAEP. |
Strengthening Forest Legality through Transparency and Accountability The Strengthening Forest Legality through Transparency and Accountability Project builds on previous rounds of FGMC support. The first round supported WRI to launch Global Forest Watch (GFW), an online platform monitoring forests everywhere in near-real time. In the second round, WRI worked to demonstrate how transparency combined with customized information technology solutions could strengthen timber legality enforcement and private sector compliance, and drive greater accountability for tropical forest management.
In the third FGMC round, WRI will deepen gains in forest and timber trade transparency while securing emerging processes and practices to hold governments and the private sector accountable for forest management and land use decisions. GFW remains central, and the Project will maintain and expand the global functions and reach of GFW. We will also expand ongoing engagement with actors and political processes globally and in key VPA and processing countries (Cameroon, Republic of Congo, China) to scale use of targeted information technology solutions. These include:
Forest Watcher – a mobile app that brings near-real time deforestation alerts offline and into the field to assist law enforcement and civil society to identify and interdict forest crime.
Forest Atlases – nationalized versions of the GFW platform owned and operated by forest ministries to enhance forest land use transparency and related policy enforcement.
Open Timber Portal (OTP) – a web-based platform promoting trade in legal forest products by compiling information about forest sector compliance from government, companies and third-party forest monitors in producer countries.
Uptake of these tools will support governments and private sector to implement their commitments to eliminate deforestation and illegal logging, and enable civil society to hold these actors accountable for their commitments. |
Small Pond of OHIS Industrial Site Clean-up The Project “Small Pond of OHIS Industrial Site Clean-up” is designed to support remediation of the most critical environmental hotspot in North Macedonia - the industrial pollution at the site of the former Organic Chemical Industry of Skopje. The European Union (EU) will provide 2.5 million Euros through the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) III to fund the Project, which will be implemented by UNOPS over a period of 24 months.\n\nThe overall objective of the project is to contribute to the improvement of the environmental standards in North Macedonia through enhanced application of environmental policies in remediation of industrial hot-spots, and by decreasing the pollution-related risks to the environment and human health. The main environmental benefit from the project is the mitigation of risks associated with the release of hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) into the environment and their subsequent distribution with resultant ecological and human health impacts from exposure to these chemicals. |
PRONORD - Protection Contract related to: PRONORD - Protection - L¿action vise à répondre aux besoins prioritaires récemment exprimés par la Côte d¿Ivoire, le Ghana, le Togo et le Bénin pour la mise en ¿uvre de leurs stratégies nationales de lutte contre ces groupes armés. Ces appuis s¿inscrivent dans une approche intégrée comprenant le renforcement des dispositifs de sécurité et de défense couplé à des stratégies et plans d¿urgence pour répondre aux besoins socio-économiques des populations les plus vulnérables, ainsi que des actions au niveau communautaire afin de prévenir l¿aggravation ou la multiplication des conflits et gérer l¿éventuel impact humanitaire lié à l¿afflux de réfugiés et personnes déplacées. En Côte d¿Ivoire, l¿accent sera mis sur la coordination de l¿action anti-terroriste et le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord. Au Ghana, l¿action soutiendra les mécanismes de résolution de conflits au niveau local dans les régions les plus vulnérables. Au Togo, l¿accent sera mis sur l¿appui à la société civile et la prévention des conflits communautaires au nord, le renforcement du maillage territorial au nord et l¿appui au Centre Interministériel de Prévention de l¿Extrémisme Violent (CIPLEV). Au Bénin, l¿action visera l¿appui à la protection individuelle des forces de sécurité et de défense directement exposées aux attaques des groupes armés, ainsi qu¿aux services de santé au bénéfice des forces de sécurité et de défense et des populations civiles. |
JEUNES POUR LA PAIX AU NORD BENIN Contract related to: JEUNES POUR LA PAIX AU NORD BENIN - Le risque d¿une propagation de l'instabilité du Sahel vers les pays côtiers voisins, avec des cas croissants d'extrémisme violent et/ou de violence sociale, suscite des inquiétudes croissantes. Dans ce contexte, l¿action vise à aider le Bénin, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Ghana, le Sénégal et le Togo à renforcer leurs capacités nationales à contrer la déstabilisation et à prévenir l'insécurité croissante dans les zones frontalières avec les pays sahéliens. Les activités prévues ont été conçues en fonction des caractéristiques spécifiques de chaque pays et des priorités exprimées par les autorités. Au Bénin, l'accent sera mis sur l'appui à la résilience des jeunes du nord du pays par l'éducation de base, la formation professionnelle et la promotion d'une culture de la paix. En Côte d'Ivoire, la sécurité locale à la frontière nord sera promue par le renforcement des entités locales de sécurité inclusive et de dialogue, l'instauration de la confiance entre les forces de sécurité locales et les communautés ainsi que le soutien aux brigades de gendarmerie locales dans les zones les plus à risque. L`accès aux services sociaux de bases dans les zones vulnérables du nord du Ghana sera renforcée. Au Sénégal, l'analyse et les mécanismes locaux d'alerte précoce seront soutenus. Ils faciliteront l'identification des vulnérabilités à l'extrémisme violent autour de la frontière sud-est et seront accompagnés de dialogues et d'un soutien à la résilience des communautés et à la sécurité locale. Au Togo, un soutien sera apporté au retour des institutions publiques dans les zones fragiles du nord du pays afin d'améliorer l'accès des communautés locales aux services sociaux de base, (notamment à l¿électricité) en mettant l'accent sur l'intégration sociale des populations vulnérables. |
Enabling activities to review and update the national implementation plan under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)- in Honduras The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to review and update the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the government to the Conference of the Parties of the Stockholm Convention (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness. The tasks of the proposed EA will fill the gaps required to review and update the NIP. This will include strengthening the national coordination mechanism by involving additional stakeholders on new POPs, establishing working groups with expertise on new POPs issues, updating and reviewing the inventories of the original twelve POPs, conducting a basic inventory of new POPs, assessing the regulatory and policy framework and institutional capacities to manage new POPs, prioritizing and drafting relevant objectives and action plans for reducing and phasing out new POPs. Relevant stakeholders will be consulted and involved throughout the project implementation process. The updated, endorsed and submitted NIP will provide a basis to implement post-NIP projects in accordance with the requirements of the SC. The EA project will focus on the attainment of the following outcomes: # Reviewed and updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) endo |
Emergency life-saving nutrition services for conflict affected Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) children and women from Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in hosting communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province (Kohat, Tank and Hangu) and return Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-016 (Nutrition):
The project’s objective is to ensure improved and equitable access to and use of life saving nutritional services for vulnerable children (boys and girls) and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) at the community and facility level.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 144.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Supporting establishment of nutrition stabilization centres at paediatric ward of DHQ hospital in district Hangu;
2. Train male and female health staff of Nutrition Stabilization Centre (NSCs) on the management of acute malnutrition with complications;
3. Provide key emergency medicines and equipment to the facilities managing most common childhood illnesses for children with severe malnutrition.
Total project requirements: USD 706,000
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 100,002
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Prevention and Response to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through provision of comprehensive multi-sectoral care and response Overall project description 14-UFE-FPA-006 (Protection):
The objective of the project is to address the unmet needs of GBV survivors and women and children at risk in the government controlled and non-government controlled areas by improving multi-sectoral prevention and response to gender-based violence in Kachin State.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 19,500.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Support activities in service centres (8 already established Women’s and Girls’ Centres (WGCs)), located in both GCA and NGCA.
2. Establish GBV sub-cluster among service providers, for adequate multi-sectoral response to GBV survivors, including referral mechanisms and protocols for service provision and referrals among services.
3. Strengthen women’s groups in 15 camps (strategically)
4. Deliver mobile services for counselling and psychosocial support through a team of trained outreach workers
5. Provide case management and follow up to GBV related cases in close coordination with other services (in 8 WGCs)
6. Provide targeted trafficking-specific case management support to victims of trafficking in three WGCs.
7. Provide 50 “basic assistance packages”, which is financial aid to implement a reintegration and rehabilitation plan for women and girls who are GBV survivors
8. Technical training and mentoring for WGC case workers by anti-trafficking expert to increase capacity to support survivors of trafficking.
Total project requirements: USD 714,355
Current funding level: USD 476,889
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 237,466
Note: CERF does not typically fund more than 10% of the Total Project Direct Costs for staff. CERF is accepting higher than normal staff costs for this project on an exceptional basis. Future budgeting of staff costs by OHCHR will be required adhere more closely to the amount of staff costs CERF typically funds.
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Health response to outbreaks and malnutrition for the most vulnerable Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-019 (Health) is a joint project with 14-UFE-FPA-014 and 14-UFE-AID-001
The objective of the project is to respond to the current malaria and dengue outbreaks and ensure diagnostic, treatment and control measures are implemented.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is189, 624.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Procure reagents , rapid tests, and medicines for malaria diagnosis and treatment , vector surveillance and for dengue diagnosis.
-Disseminate the new treatment protocols for malaria, and for management of dengue , following implementation and adherence by health workers.
-Procure diarrhea kits and medicines for deworming ,and strengthen the early alerts between May and June , monitoring bacteriologically the drinking water especially in Arhiba, Balbala and in Obock , Dikhil and Ali Sabieh.
-Organize a deworming campaign in 2 phases the first one targeting children under five along with the vaccination campaign and the second for school children (WHO)
-Issue weekly bulletins and in the case of outbreaks dedicated bulletin, collecting and analyzing necessary data.
Total project requirements: USD $3,332,060
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $$500,225
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Protection and multi-sectoral assistance for refugees, asylum seekers and mixed migrants in Djibouti Overall project description 14-UFE-HCR-014 (Multisector)
The objective of the project is to provide Protection and multi-sectoral assistance to the refugees and asylum seekers in Djibouti.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is23,810.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
•Procure basic essential drugs.
•Train for CHW and Health staff
•Provide equipment (bed, nutrition products,..) and staff for nutrition centres in Ali-Addeh and Holl-Holl
•Rehabilitate the stabilization structure for management of severe and complicate malnutrition cases in Holl-Holl camp’s health facility and recruitment of additional staff.
•Provide access to potable and safe water by maintaining and repairing the distribution water system in Ali-Adde and Holl-Holl camps.
•Procure energy for food cooking (Kerosene)
•Extend the water supply network in both camps including construction of water supply pipeline for the health centre and the primary school
•Rehabilite /maintain hand pumps
•Provide fuel for water pumping and Maintenance of generators
•Replenishof pumps stock
•Provide of water storage container (25 litter of solid jerry can)
•Provide waste management and treatment
Total project requirements: USD $26,956,902
Current funding level: USD $929,639
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $400,229
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Air Passenger Service and Logistics Cluster Coordination in Support of the Humanitarian Response in Sa’ada (WFP Special Operation 200130) Overall project description: 14-UF-WFP-015 (Logistics)
The WFP Logistics Cluster Coordination Special Operation will provide air passenger services to support the humanitarian community in Yemen in ensuring safe movement of staff in the country, and to guarantee the continuity of the life-saving activities. The operation will also enhance the predictability, timeliness and efficiency of the emergency response to the affected population in Yemen.
The total number of humanitarian passengers with CERF funding is 600.
With CERF funds, the agency will provide:
-Five flights per month will be scheduled from Sana’a – Sa’ada – Sana’a, permitting safe access for humanitarian aid agencies to the north.
-WFP will assign dedicated staff for management of the air passenger service. Standard Administrative and Operating Procedures for WFP Yemen’s use of air transport services have been shared with all participating organizations, outlining user safety guidelines.
Total project requirements: USD $ 2,247,092
Current funding level: USD $ 488,300
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $519,057
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Emergency support to improve food security and nutrition of vulnerable farming families during 2014 main cropping season DPRK underfunded submission and review process
Total envelope: USD 6.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 Feb 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 5
Overall project description 14-UF-FAO-004 (Food Security)
The project’s objectives are to safeguard the lives of the food insecure farming families in the targeted cooperative farms by increasing the production of vegetables and soybean during the 2014 main cropping season through the provision of vegetable and soybean seed and urea fertilizer.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 90,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure vegetable and soybean seeds and urea fertilizer;
2. Select 70 beneficiary cooperative farms; and
3. Distribute the vegetable, soybean seeds and urea fertilizer to beneficiary cooperative farms
Total project requirements: USD 3,500,000
Current funding level: USD 1,000,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 1,000,000
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Support the nutritional status of the mothers (PLW) and the malnourished children under five among the vulnerable/drought affected population and the refugees Overall project description 14-UFE-WFP-020 (Nutrition); this is a joint project with 14-UFE-CEF-039
The objective of the project is to mitigate the effects of the drought resulting in increased food insecurity and deterioration of the nutritional status of boys and girls under 5 years of age, and pregnant and lactating women, in Djibouti while building government and community capacity on disaster preparedness.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 41,500.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Procure food commodities and nutritional products;
-Conduct food distribution through health facilities and in the sites/communities;
-Collect perrformance reports from the health centers; and
-Monitor activities through visit to the sites and the health centers and post distribution surveys, ensuring proper targeting and timely/adequate assistance.
Total project requirements: USD $1,780,846
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $500,154
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Emergency response to most critical health needs of the population affected by Anbar crisis The conflict has rendered access to health facilities very difficult, particularly for the most vulnerable such as elderly and patients suffering from chronic diseases that are unable to get their medications and are at high risk of having complications from of the chronic health conditions not properly managed. This is also compounded by the limited number of the few health facilities that are still working but are no longer are no longer able to provide even lifesaving interventions. The situation is compounded by the fact Anbar had already some of the worst health indicators in the country even before the current crisis, as well as the low immunization coverage rates for measles and polio.
The overall objective of the joint WHO/UNICEF/UNFPA health project is to ensure that affected population from Anbar and host communities within Anbar and in other governorates hosting population from Anbar have access to quality live saving public health services focusing on most vulnerable population. The three agencies estimate that 100,000 IDPs and 400,000 individuals in host communities will benefit from the services and supplies.
In particular, UNFPA (14-RR-FPA-002) will procure and provide essential reproductive health kits and supplies to health partners and district health facilities. UNFPA will also provide 5,000 dignity kits to be distributed in coordination with other NFI packages by IOM and UNHCR. |
Treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition in Emergencies Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-052 (Nutrition):
The project’s objective is to reduce the excess mortality and morbidity among children under the age of five years.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 249,201.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure 10,000 cartons of Ready to Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) , 175 cartons of F75 therapeutic milks , 500 cartons of F100 and 20 routine drug kits.
2. Establish five new outpatient care centres and ensure functionality and improved quality in the existing 15 outpatient care centres, and 7 Stabilization centres in selected geographic areas to treat 10,000 SAM children and 1,230 elderly.
3. Train 60 health, nutrition staff and community health workers in screening, referral and treatment of SAM.
Total project requirements: USD 36,613,647
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 1,858,837
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding |
Emergency life-saving nutrition services for conflict-affected Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) children and women from Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in hosting communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province (Kohat, Tank and Hangu) and return Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-034 (Nutrition):
The project’s objective is to ensure improved and equitable access to and use of life saving nutritional services for vulnerable children (boys and girls) and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) at the community and facility level that meet national and internationally recommended minimum standard of care for a population affected by an emergency.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 54,270.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Support operationalization of 15 nutrition centers (4 each in Tank, Kohat, Hangu and Kurram Agency FATA).
2. Train approximately 60 facility based staff (Doctors, Nutrition Assistants, and Paramedic Staff) and 90 outreach staff (Community Workers, IYCF Counselors and Nutrition Educators).
3. Screen target girls and boys under 5 years and PLW for identification of acute malnutrition through I/NGO partners.
4. Register acute malnourished boys and girls and at risk PLW in appropriate feeding programs for management of acute malnutrition according to CMAM protocols.
Total project requirements: USD 1,005,000
Current funding level: USD 500,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 380,643
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Provision of Life-Saving Reproductive Health and GBV Prevention and Care Services for South Sudanese Refugees in Northern Uganda This FPA Health project targets 21,600 individuals in Dzaipi Transit Centre and Nyumanzi settlement in Adjumani District. CERF funds will be used to establish and strengthen lifesaving maternal and new-born health care services.
The objectives of the project are:
1. To improve access to life-saving quality reproductive health care including care for pregnancy, delivery, and delivery complications for new South Sudanese refugee in Adjumani
2. To mitigate risk to sexual and gender based violence in the Dzaipi transit camp and the settlements.
3. To improve access to medical and referral for psychosocial care and legal redress for survivors.
Total project budget: US$$5,500,00
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$353,005
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Strengthening Service Delivery to help improve Maternal and Child Survival in North Hamgyong and Ryanggang Provinces of DPR Korea DPRK underfunded submission and review process
Total envelope: USD 6.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 Feb 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 7
Overall project description 14-UF-WHO-011 (Health)
The project’s objective is to prevent avoidable death from life threatening conditions in most vulnerable children, boys, girls, men and women of two northern provinces through improved access to and quality health care at provincial pediatric, provincial maternity and 28 county hospitals.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 221,864.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Supply of essential drugs, equipment and life-saving consumables to 4 provincial, 2 city hospitals and 28 county hospitals for antenatal care, IMCI, LBW newborn:
2. Provision of treatment standards on evidence based life-saving practices, including:
3. Training of health professionals:
4. Logistic support for distribution of procured commodities to northern provinces
Total project requirements: USD 17,000,000
Current funding level: USD 3,883,706
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 1,000,000
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Addressing Life Saving/Emergency Health Needs and Improving Access to Reproductive Health Services in IDP Camps and Remote Villages in Rakhine and Kachin States Myanmar underfunded submission and review process:
Total envelope: USD 5.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 February 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 13
Overall project description 14-UFE-FPA-005 (Health):
The objective of the project is to reduce mortality and morbidity of the conflict affected communities by providing emergency health care services with particular focus on maternal and child health and communicable disease control.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 1,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure and distribute of emergency reproductive health kits
2. Ensuring implementation of Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Reproductive health in crisis situation through coordination and technical support to humanitarian partners and workers in Kachin State.
2. Provide essential midwifery services through deployment of 10 Midwives in Sittwe and Myebon Townships in Rakhine State.
3. Technical and coordination support to improve access to reproductive health services in Rakhine and Kachin States
Total project requirements: USD 2,000,000
Current funding level: USD 162,239
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 160,180
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Safe Motherhood Overall submission description (humanitarian context & prioritization)
The DPRK continues to suffer from chronic food insecurity and underdevelopment, and the consequences of frequent natural disasters. Although the overall humanitarian situation has improved slightly over the last 12 months, the structural causes of people’s vulnerability persist. External assistance is needed and continues to play a vital role to address the needs of millions whose food security, nutritional status, access to clean and safe water and general health would otherwise be seriously compromised. Out of the total population of 24.6 million, around 16 million people remain chronically food insecure and highly vulnerable to production gaps. Furthermore, the country is facing a multiplicity of health challenges, particularly in the areas of maternal, child and reproductive health, compounded by a deteriorating health care infrastructure and a lack of medicines. The high malnutrition rates mentioned above only makes this issue worse, having a number of negative consequences on overall health and resistance to infections.
International assistance has declined due to the worsening political situation since late 2012. Political developments in 2013 have meant both an increase in the enforcement of existing sanctions and the imposition of new ones. The severe under-funded situation has forced UN agencies to reprioritize and suspend some programme activities affecting the most vulnerable people, whose health, nutritional, WASH and food security status depend largely on international humanitarian assistance. The ERC agreed to an underfunded emergency allocation to DPR Korea because resource mobilization for vital humanitarian programming continues to be hindered by the political situation. Some US$6 million was allocated to UN agencies in the 2013 second underfunded emergencies round ($15 million total in 2013).
Pakistan underfunded submission and review process
Total envelope: USD 6.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 Feb 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 5
Overall project description 14-UF-FPA-007 (Health)
The project’s objective are to:
1. Improve availability of quality reproductive health care services in rural areas;
2. Enhance institutional capacity to emergency response for life-saving of mothers, adolescents and children; and
3. Reduce maternal mortality through better management of pregnancy complications and delivery using essential supplies and equipment
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 5,104,881.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure and distribute RH emergency kits, hygiene kits, delivery-assistance including C-section equipment, antibiotics for puerperal sepsis, and disposable syringes to approximately 20 county/ri hospitals in flood affected areas
2. Conduct project monitoring to ensure proper utilization of supplies and equipment provided under the CERF funding
Total project requirements: USD $ 1,140,000
Current funding level: USD 540,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 250,000
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Saving lives through essential primary and secondary health care services, including basic and comprehensive obstetric care, and mass causality and trauma management This joint project of WHO and UNICEF seeks to provide emergency time critical and lifesaving health services for vulnerable populations in newly accessible areas, in IDPs settlements in seven urban areas, and in areas affected by military offensive; it will also ensure continuity of primary health care services in underserved areas and critical gap filling in health response.
More than 78,500 people will be targeted and activities will include:
• Provision of timely and quality life-saving primary health care services and assistance to people in humanitarian emergency,
• Provision of basic emergency health services for mobile and displaced population and in temporary settlements with focus on newly accessible areas;
• Critical gap filling in health care, including PHC, referral, outreach services, maternal and newborn health care (BeMONC), emergency surgical and trauma care.
Total joint project budget: $21,500,000
Total funds received to date: $ 717,967
Joint amount requested from the CERF: $3,500,000
Amount WHO requested from the CERF: $1,461,304 |
Emergency Response for the South Sudanese Situation This UNHCR project targets 30,000 individuals in Refugee transit/ reception centres, way stations and settlements in Adjumani, Arua and Kiryandongo Districts . The CERF grant will support the initial lifesaving activities in both transit and in settlements. The focus will be on registration, establishing and improving the Reception/ Transit conditions; and urgent decongestion from the various Transit/ Reception Centres through ensuring critical lifesaving services in the newly opened settlements. Further, it will procure household NFI and shelter kits for an initial number of refugees; International Emergency Health Kit to provide urgently needed drug supplies; provide emergency water supply; and provide transport for refugees
The objective of the project is to ensure targeted population lives in satisfactory conditions of sanitation and hygiene with improved shelter and and health and have sufficient basic and domestic items (NFIs).
Total project budget: US$$27,059,435
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$2,033,625 |
General cash/food distribution in response to food insecurity generated by the coffee rust crisis in Guatemala WFP is targeting 10 departments in Guatemala identified in the Emergency Food Security Assessment as the most affected due to coffee rust and dry spells. Using CERF funding, WFP proposes to provide a combination of uncondiational cash and general food distributions to 11,000 of the most food insecure households (55,000 beneficiaries). The response is timed to coincide with the start of the lean period between June and August in which the affected households will fall into high risk of acute malnutrition due to depletion of food stocks and high food prices in the market. Cash transfers will take place in June when basic grains are cheaper and more accessible to beneficiaries while in-kind food distribution will be implemented in July/August. A dual delivery modality will allow beneficiaries to diversify their food intake by purchasing fresh products in the market and receiving in-kind when access to staples are constrained. |
Food security assistance to vulnerable groups including refugees Overall project description 14-UFE-WFP-021 Food Security) is a joint project with 14-UFE-FAO-011
The objective of the project is to support the rural pastoralist’s communities and urban poor, affected by recurrent droughts and increasing food prices, including refugees. This includes increasing the short term high vitamin food vegetable availability; rebuilding livestock assets of drought affected communities; and providing assistance to Save lives and protect livelihoods in crisis situation through general food distribution.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 6,920.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
•Select and identify project areas;
•Select and identify affected pastoralists households;
•Conduct beneficiary verification by FAO and WFP as well as the partners;
•Provide seeds & tools for home gardening for targeted beneficiaries to ensure basic life production of fresh vegetables equivalent to 1800 beneficiaries in HollHoll and Ali Addeh camps;
•Distribute goats (2400 heads) for 240 Families in precarious state equivalent to 1440 beneficiaries in Obock, Tadjourah and Dikhil;
•Provide trainings on Food Security;
•Procure food commodities;
•Distribute food in the targeted areas in Obock and Tadjourah;
•Collect performance reports from the field monitors;
•Monitor activities through visit to the sites and the health centers and post distribution surveys, ensuring proper targeting and timely/adequate assistance.
Total project requirements: USD $20,730,8210
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $ 200,806
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Medical Assistance to Central African Republic Refugees in Cameroon This project aims to ensure access of refugees and hosting communities to essential and appropriate health care. Specifically, the project seeks to mitigating the risk of occurrence of potential epidemics (measles, polio, cholera and other water-borne diseases) by organising vaccinations and strengthening the surveillance system, providing support for treatment of common diseases among the refugees including vulnerable groups (children under five, pregnant women and adolescents especially girls) and chronic patients, and providing delivery and new born care to the refugee’s population including prevention of HIV transmission from mother to child. Activities will include organizing campaigns to mitigate the risk of Polio and measles outbreak for children 0 to 15 years in the refugee’s camps and entry points, providing 2,000 ITNs to refugee families in camps, positioning cholera kits in the districts hosting refugee camps, and strengthening epidemiologic surveillance in health districts and regions concerned.
Amount requested: US$ 241,515 |
Community Based Psychosocial Support for boys, girls and families affected by on-going insurgency in Borno and Yobe states The objective of the project is to provide Psychosocial Support Services to children and families affected by on-going Boko Haram insurgency in Borno and Yobe states. The project will allow for the expansion to two local government areas (LGAs) in Borno state and two LGAs in Yobe state. As there are very limited psychosocial support activities in Yobe state, the CERF funding will kick start major psychosocial support services there. The trained trainers in psychosocial support and psychological first aid will eventually support the community volunteers who will provide basic psychosocial support and psychological first aid to the affected children and communities. The project is part of UNICEF response to the conflict affected areas, aimed at enhancing the psychosocial wellbeing of boys, girls and families. A total of 20,000 children will be provided with psychosocial support services, which include group, individual counselling support and psychological first aid.
Total joint project budget: US$4,320,000
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: $349,998 |
Life-saving emergency health interventions for severely malnourished children The project will provide emergency health support to 165,000 people in Kanem, Bahr El Ghazal and Guera.
Project objectives:
Provide life-saving health interventions to severely malnourished children in the regions of Chad affected by food crisis in Sahel belt and increase access to primary health care for under-five children and pregnant women so as to decrease mortality and morbidity rates
Key Activities
• Set up two mobile clinics for delivering basic health services including vaccinations, integrated management of Childhood illnesses, prenatal services and screening of children for malnutrition
• Support referral system of severe malnourished children with medical complication and pregnant women to district hospital.
• Provide health facilities with pediatric drugs, ward equipment & supplies, laboratory & pharmaceutical equipment/supplies for treatment of childhood illness;
• Provide medical care for the non malnourished children in the context of nutritional crisis
• Support on site supervision on Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) by District Health Teams (DHT);
• Provide logistic support (mobile clinic) for urgent cases transfer in district hospitals and outreach activities for nomadic |
Protecting children through empowering key stakeholders and communities affected by conflict in Kachin and Rakhine Myanmar underfunded submission and review process:
Total envelope: USD 5.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 February 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 13
Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-022 (Protection):
The objective of the project is to ensure identified separated and unaccompanied children receive appropriate cares in family settings.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 4,698.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Provide refresher training for implementing staff on new case management tools.
2. Identify and document cases - prioritizing unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) and the most serious cases for case management such as violence/neglect.
3. Refer urgent cases to relevant service providers, including health, and provide follow up support to families.
4. Train community groups and local authorities on child protection issues and referral to services, and support prevention messaging involving children and adolescents.
Total project requirements: USD 800,000
Current funding level: USD 400,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 248,775
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
WASH humanitarian response for returnees at return points and in areas of return Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-017 (WASH):
The project’s objective is to support WASH interventions and help reduce the incidence of water, sanitation and hygiene related disease through regular water testing, provision of water quality and hygiene improvement supplies, ensuring adequate sanitation coverage and hygiene/sanitation promotion activities to affected people.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 211,726.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Conduct regular water quality surveillance in affected areas, and routinely disseminate microbial water quality results and trends with all WASH partners;
2. Monitor the environmental health conditions (safe water surveillance, sanitary and hygiene conditions) of crises affected communities.
3. Support water borne diseases alert response, through water quality testing, disinfection and hygiene promotion focusing on children, women and men;
4. Provide hygiene and water safety and health inter-linkages education materials (messages, pamphlets, brochures etc.) developed in consultation with all stake holders and community (men and women)
5. Support crises affected areas in water quality monitoring, through the provision of basic water physio-chemical testing, including water testing kits, supplies and reagents; including water disinfection chemicals to water supply service providers; in-order to prevention or control water related diseases outbreaks
Total project requirements: USD 2,000,000
Current funding level: USD 348,100
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 107,429
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Emergency Education Response for 42,000 children (girls and boys) The project seeks to improve access to education for 42,000 most vulnerable children (50% girls) in IDP settlements and newly accessible areas of Central South Somalia. The funding will ensure UNICEF’s timely provision of essential education services to children from the most vulnerable community enabling them to access education in protective and safe learning environments. The areas of intervention include locations that are already accessible as well as newly accessible areas. In locations that are already accessible, the project aims to support reopening of closed schools or schools on the brink of closure due to lack of support. In newly accessible areas, the project aims to re-start education activities in 13 communities, since schooling has been interrupted for over four years due to the influence of anti-Government elements. In these latter locations, a more extensive assessment will be carried out to plan a more intensive intervention.
Total joint project budget: $10,900,935
Total funds received to date: $0
Amount requested from the CERF: $998,638 |
Supporting the humanitarian response in Rakhine and Kachin State through protecting and promoting human rights Overall project description 14-UFE-CHR-001 (Protection)
The objective of the project is to ensure continuous human rights presence in Rakhine State and ensure effective protection of human rights of the affected population, both Muslim and Rakhine communities, during the humanitarian response, with particular focus on the rights to life, security, and integrity of the person.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 11,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will carry out systematic monitoring, information gathering and documentation of the human rights concerns of the affected population in Rakhine State.
Total project requirements: USD 493,230
Current funding level: USD 201,710
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 100,054
Note: CERF does not typically fund more than 10% of the Total Project Direct Costs for staff. CERF is accepting higher than normal staff costs for this project on an exceptional basis. In future budgeting of staff costs OHCHR will be required to adhere more closely to the amount of staff costs CERF typically funds.
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Emergency agricultural assistance to Congolese refugees and food insecure pastoralist community in Karamoja sub-region in Southwest, Northwest, Midwest and Northeast Uganda Overall project description 14-UFE-FAO-009 (Food Security):
The project’s objective is to provide assorted seeds of quick maturing crops to support refugees in addressing their food security needs and support vaccination campaigns against TADs and enzootic diseases from livestock in West Nile, Karamoja, Midwest and South west sub-regions.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 6,572 refugees and 872,100 in Karamoja.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Contract service providers to inspect and certify seed stocks available on the market;
-Harmonize and operationalize the implementation plan together with key stakeholders including government, UN and NGO partners based at different refugee settlements and other food security sector partners operating in the settlement;
-Procure, transport and store assorted quick maturing seeds for refugee populations and emergency vaccines against Transboundary Animal Diseases (TADs) for cattle and small ruminants;
-Mobilize households and distribute 2,191 seed kits and conduct trainings of lead representatives on key basic concepts in regard to the crops distributed;
-Vaccinate 31,000 herds of cattle and 17,914 small ruminants;
-Carry out a continuous monitoring and reporting.
Total project requirements: USD 9,280,172
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 450,067
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Emergency Health Care to conflict affected population in Transit Centres in Chad This joint UNICEF and WHO project will provide emergency health care to 40,000 provided by the CAR conflict at the transit centers. The project will target Ndjamena, Goré, Doba, Sahr, Bessao, Bitoye and Sido in Chad.
Project objective:
The objective of this joint 14-RR-CEF-009 and 14-RR-WHO-006 project is to reduce Morbidity (Malaria, Diarrhea, and Acute Respiratory Infections) and Mortality Rates among affected population specifically for children and women.
Specially, the project will:
- improve case management for malaria, Diarrhea, Infections through the supply of essential drugs, medical equipment, and the support for the deployment of additional health workers.
- screen and refer patients to health centers and hospitals.
- supply drugs and medical equipment to health facilities in affected area
- implement measles immunization campaign targeting children 6months to 14 year
Total project requirement: US$2,816,706
Received funds: US$0
Total requested from CERF: US$499,584 (US$299,600 for UNICEF and US$199,984 for WHO) |
Improved access to quality PHC services, including emergency reproductive health and control of outbreaks for extremely vulnerable communities (IDPs, and conflict affected host communities) in Darfur, Protocol Areas and East Sudan states Overall project description 14-UFE-FPA-017 (Health):
The project’s objectives are to:
1. Enhance access to basic health including maternal and child health and referral services (including chronic diseases) for the communities affected by emergencies taking into account the different needs of men, women, boys and girls
2. Maintain the case fatality rate caused by outbreaks within internationally agreed standards through improved capacity to collect, and verify critical health information and capacity to initiate early response.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 200,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure and deliver RH kits;
2. Distribute Reproductive health kits to implementing partners to support the provision of Emergency obstetrical care for pregnant women including referral of complicated cases;
3. Provide clean delivery kits to pregnant women at health facility and community level when access to clinics is not hindered;
4. Avail safe blood transfusion equipment to prevent sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS.
Total project requirements: USD 5,368,680
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 399,988
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Avoiding death from acute malnutrition and associated health problems in areas affected by devastating and prolonged dry spell in Guatemala. The joint WHO/UNICEF project aims to increase the health and nutrition response to malnutrition and related health needs associated with drought in Guatemala. In particular, WHO will provide basic equipment and essential supplies to 58 health facilities and 7 nutrition recovery centers for the immediate and timely care of acute malnutrition and vector-borne diseases. In addition, WHO will increase access to safe water at facilities and at the household level in drought-affected communities. UNICEF will support the identification, treatment and follow-up of acute malnutrition cases of children under five and pregnant and lactating women. In particular, UNICEF will provide therapeutic food and RUTF to the centers and carry out nutrition education activities in communities. Some 4,000 children and 3,000 pregnant and lactating women will directly benefit from the nutrition activities while some 50,000 people will benefit from WASH and health activities. |
Providing life-saving sexual and reproductive health services and gender-based violence response to refugees from Federal Republic of Nigeria Project Summary:
The project’s objective is to provide life-saving sexual and reproductive health services, including gender-based care and support, to refugees and host populations in the Far North Region of Cameroon. The key expected outputs are: Strengthened capacity of health facilities to provide quality RH services; increased access to life-saving quality reproductive health services by refugees and host populations; increased reproductive health knowledge, attitudes and practice of women, adolescents/youth and men both in the refugee and host populations. The project will target refugees and the most vulnerable in the affected communities/areas in the Far North Region in three divisions (Mayo Tsanaga, Mayo Sava and Logone/Chari).
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 30,000.
Total project budget: US$400,000
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$236,606
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Support the nutritional status of the mothers (PLW) and the malnourished children under five among the vulnerable/drought affected population and the refugees Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-039 (Nutrition); this is a joint project with 14-UFE-WFP-020
The objective of the project is to mitigate the effects of the drought resulting in increased food insecurity and deterioration of the nutritional status of boys and girls under 5 years of age, and pregnant and lactating women, in Djibouti while building government and community capacity on disaster preparedness.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 41,500.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Support the MoH/NNP in scaling up screening activities for children under 5 for moderate and severe acute malnutrition in health facilities and at community leve;
-Procure nutritional supplies (ready to use therapeutic foods, multiple micronutrients, essential drugs) to ensure adequate management of SAM cases without complications at community level;
-Provide micronutrient supplements to 15,000 children under 5 years old;
-Conduct rapid training and refresher training for 150 health and community workers on screening and management of malnutrition;
-Conduct the systematic de-worming of 10,000 malnourished children;
-Implement life-saving social mobilization and communication interventions, including the promotion of infant and young child feeding practices (early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding and timely and adequate complementary feeding) both in communities and refugee camps; and
-Conduct regular and quality formative supervision for CHWs and health professionals in Djibouti City and in the other regions jointly with the MoH and ACF.
Total project requirements: USD $2,000,000
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $500,000
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Life-saving interventions to protect vulnerable conflict-affected children in northern Yemen Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-029 (Protection):
The project’s objective is to ensure that the most vulnerable girls, boys and duty bearers in the high priority districts are protected from the life-threatening consequences of conflicts and their rights are monitored and protected.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 608,720.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Deliver Mine Risk Education (MRE) through schools and community based networks;
-Conduct training of trainers to local volunteers who will be disseminating MRE in the target areas;
-Produce and disseminate 10,000 copies of information, education and communication materials during community and school- based MRE awareness activities;
-Ensure child rights Monitoring and Reporting Mechanisms (MRM) in the high priority districts are strengthened and supported to expand their reach, accuracy and sustainability of services;
-Provide timely, effective and comprehensive package of services (safety/security, health, psychological support, legal aid) is provided to child victims/survivors of sexual violence and referral and follow-up to other required services is ensured; and
-Produce and disseminate IEC materials on grave child rights violations and GBV through community mobilization and dialogue sessions conducted by community based child protection committees and local CSOs.
Total project requirements: USD 1,500,000
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 666,666
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Réponse d’urgence intégrée WASH in Nut de lutte contre la malnutrition dans le District Sanitaire de Mopti General Objective:
Fight against malnutrition through the implementation of integrated activities in nutrition, water and sanitation at the community level and health centers.
Specific objectives:
- To improve water supply, sanitation and hygiene in Community Health Centers (CSCOM) to improve the health of malnourished children
- To strengthen sustainable practices in water treatment, hygiene and sanitation at home by targeting mother and malnourished children in vulnerable households
27,000 people in Région de Mopti, District Sanitaire de Mopti, aires de santé de Diamakourou, Konna, Korientze, Severy Peulh, ASCOTAB et Tongorongo.
Key activities:
- Construction and rehabilitation of boreholes - Construction of latrines , showers and facilities for hand washing
- Establishment of waste and construction waste pits
- Training of Community Health Associations (ASACO) for facilities management
- Training of pump ASACO responsible for the management and maintenance of hydraulic structures
- Training of operators within CSCOM for the management and maintenance of sanitary works
- Organisation of two workshops at the district level on the capitalization of WASH activities in NUT made ??and sustainable management of water and sanitation works
- Monitoring the distribution of kits and accompanying outreach couples / children in their village of origin
- Training of community health awareness EHA good practice to reduce the risk of diarrheal diseases.
- Awareness Sessions at Community level |
Emergency Support to Refugees and Asylum Seekers from DRC Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-037 (Multisector)
The objective of the project is to provide high impact lifesaving interventions in nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, child protection and emergency education for refugees and host community members living in settlements in Kisoro, Kamwenge, Bundibugyo, Hoima and Koboko.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 80,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will provide essential life-saving:
-Nutrition services for children and women living in the settlements;
-Measles and polio vaccines for refugee children;
-Child Protection services including Rapid Family Tracing and Reunification for separated children, temporary care and protection for separated and unaccompanied children, and Child-Friendly Spaces for both new arrival children and the older caseload; and
-Education in Emergencies in refugee hosting schools.
Total project requirements: USD $14,700,000
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $318,666
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Assistance aux populations affectées par la crise au Mali a ) Objective ( s)
Reducing the risk of acute malnutrition among children aged 6 to 23 months by providing a mixture of nutritional fortified flour . This age group was chosen because it is the most vulnerable group of malnutrition and risk of mortality and / or irreversible effects of malnutrition . This activity is implemented in Mopti , Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal due to the high prevalence of malnutrition recorded in these regions.
The objective of the CERF funding is to help save lives by reducing the risk of acute malnutrition among children aged 6 to 23 months in northern Mali (Mopti , Timbuktu, Gao , Kidal ) .
This project will support 27,111 people.
( b ) Activities
The activity carried out with funds from CERF will blanket feeding to prevent malnutrition among children aged 6 to 23 months. With CERF funds , WFP will be able to reach 27,111 beneficiaries over a period of three months. This will cover 27 percent of the intended beneficiaries by WFP during this period ( the monthly target is 100 000 children ) .
The complete daily ration consisted of 200g Super Cereal Plus ( CSB + +) per child per day (equivalent to a bag of 1.5 kg per week) , equivalent to a caloric intake of 787 kcal which supplement the usual diet of the child. So each month, are 4 bags of CSB + + that are distributed to children with key messages to raise awareness of nutrition and health for mothers. This nutritional intake meets the standard norm of blanket feeding WFP |
Health emergency response to refugees from Democratic Republic of Congo Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-008 (Health)
The objective of the project is to ensure access to emergency primary health services for Congolese refugees through existing health facilities, outreach programs and community health services; and strengthen disease surveillance, information analysis and sharing among the stakeholders in order to identify disease outbreak and institute rapid response
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 19,798.
With CERF funds, the agency will provide:
-Medicines and medical supplies;
-Support to support supervision activities by the DHT to lower health units;
-Support to integrated outreach activities to refugee settlements;
-Re-orientation to the health workers on disease surveillance, epidemic preparedness and response;
-Provision of surveillance tools to health facilities;
-Support District Health Teams and health workers to conduct support supervision to lower health units;
-Training to 150 Village Health Teams;
-Support the laboratories with appropriate lab supplies to each district to enable rapid diagnosis of suspected cases,
-Support shipment of laboratory specimens for confirmation to CPHL.
Total project requirements: USD $4,000,000
Current funding level: USD $0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $200,030
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval |
Immediate support to Solid Waste Removal and Management accumulated during the conflict Project Summary
This project aims to provide immediate support to the removal and management of solid waste that has been piling up during the recent intense aerial, land and navy bombardment ongoing since the night of 7 July 2014. Specifically , UNDP will remove 70,000 tons of solid waste from priority areas and transfer these to landfills’ and clean up random dump sites which have accumulated.
Total project budget: US$1,102,500
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$512,739
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application summary:
On 9 July 2014, a humanitarian emergency was declared in the Gaza Strip, following a severe escalation in hostilities involving intense Israeli aerial and navy bombardment and Palestinian rocket firing. The humanitarian impact of these hostilities comes against a backdrop of heightened vulnerability and instability in Gaza.
Since the current escalation in hostilities began, the situation on the ground has evolved rapidly and needs have increased markedly. An Israeli ground operation began on 18 July which alongside continued intense shelling and airstrikes, has resulted in a high level of civilian casualties, the widespread destruction of buildings and infrastructure and a steep rise in internally displaced persons (IDPs). As of 14 August, current hostilities had resulted in almost 2,000 fatalities (at least 1,416 civilians, including 459 children and 238 women), almost 10,000 injuries and the destruction or severe damage to 16,800 homes. 350,000 people are displaced in UNRWA schools,government schools or with host families. Priority for humanitarian agencies are the provision of food, water and NFI to those displaced, as well as protection, WASH, water, health and solid waste removal.
On 15 August James Rawley, DSRSG/HC/RC for the oPt submitted an application to the CERF, covering the health, protection, WASH, and food assistance sectors. The CERF secretariat responded the following day with comments and request for further information on the projects. |
Access to primary health care and Severe Acute Malnutrition services in high risk states of South Kassala and Red Sea Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-025 (Health):
The project’s objectives are to:
1. Improve access to specialised inpatient services for the children suffering from acute severe malnutrition with medical complication in targeted locations.
2. Reduce the impacts of underlying causes for malnutrition through improved access to essential curative services for children less than 5 years and adequate health and nutrition practices within targeted communities
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 100,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Small repairs necessary to optimise the functioning of 10 TFC within 4 rural hospitals and 6 Basic Health Units in Rifi Kassala and Red Sea;
2. Provision of consumables, medicines and small equipment (measuring boards, weighting machines, diagnostic tools, etc) necessary for the treatment of SAM cases;
3. Support the implementation of IMCI (Case management approach for curative care in children < 5 through provision of necessary medicines and medical supplies (paediatric care).
Total project requirements: USD 5,000,000
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 272,771
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Multi-sectorial Emergency response to the influx of new CAR refugees in Cameroon. This project aims to improve standards in life-saving and prioritised sectors for CAR new refugees who settle in 7 sites: protection, nutrition, WASH, shelter and basic domestic items. The CERF rapid response enabled to contribute to tackle the emergency needs of over 61,033 new refugees (against an initial plan targeting 45,000 refugees) transferred and currently hosted in the sites, but more resources are needed to reach the minimum standards and enable refugees to reach a sustainable level of well-being that will not deteriorate and bring the assisted refugees back to a situation of vulnerability and protection risks which would once again endanger their lives. UNHCR and partners will provide life-saving assistance to new CAR refugees, including some most vulnerable locals, settling within host villages where the living conditions are precarious because of lack of basic facilities and infrastructures and increased competition over the control or the access to natural resources and basic services. |
Essential Education for Conflict-Affected Youth in Rakhine State Myanmar underfunded submission and review process:
Total envelope: USD 5.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 February 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 13
Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-015 (Education):
The objectives of the project are to provide safe and protective learning and development opportunities to 3,900 youth aged 11-17 in conflict-affected in Rakhine, which contributes to stability and conflict mitigation.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 3,900.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Construct 14 Youth Temporary Learning Spaces in IDP, host and isolated communities in Rakhine State. Each TLS will include one latrine for girls and one latrine for boys, a drinking water point, and one hand washing station.
2. Distribute learning materials to 3,900 youth students (1,950 girls and 1,950 boys).
3. Recruit 56 locally-selected community based facilitators (target 50% female).
4. Development and roll-out context-appropriate non-formal and life-skills education curriculum.
5. Provide teaching training to 56 community facilitators in Myanmar literacy and numeracy, Peace Education, Media Literacy and Counter-Communication strategies and life-skills related to health (sexual and reproductive), hygiene, child rights and gender-based violence.
Total project requirements: USD 4,261,305
Current funding level: USD 263,500
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 502,430
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Ensure access to and strengthen existing health centers in reproductive health services and emergency obstetric and newborn care for CAR refugees Project Summary
This project will focus on new refugees (631 women and girls and 774 men in reproductive age, 150 pregnant women, and 112 newborns - post natal care, family planning services) and host community (69 women and 77 men in reproductive age); ensure access of 700 women in reproductive age to emergency obstetric care including antenatal, delivery and postnatal care and 631 women refugees and 69 host women have to reproductive health services. 1,551 women and men including young people have access to HIV and STIs prevention services.
Total project budget: US$ 375,485
Total funds received to date: US$ 39,850
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 137,406
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the project adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
This submission is a part of the broader regional strategy to use US$ 40 million CERF rapid response funds to address the ongoing humanitarian situation of CAR refugees in the CAR, ROC, DRC and Cameroon.
Since the outbreak of the crisis in the Central African Republic , the neighboring countries of the Central African welcome in their territories hundreds of thousands of refugees with more than 19,055 registered in the Republic of Congo on 30 September 2014. The participatory evaluation in October 2014 identified the need to prioritize response related to needs of refugee protection, shelter, non-food, water and sanitation, health/nutrition, education, livelihoods and support to third countries affected by the movement, targetting 3,157 newly arrived refugees. |
GBV prevention and response in Yemen: targeting IDPs, returnees, refugees and conflict affected communities Overall project description: 14-UF-FPA-011 (Protection)
The objective of the project is to prevent new incidents of GBV and scale up response services for GBV survivors from within the IDP, returnee, refugee, migrant, asylum seeking and other conflict-affected communities in crisis-impacted areas in southern and northern Yemen.
The total number of humanitarian passengers with CERF funding is 55,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
-Strengthen and support the current GBV referral/coordination mechanisms;
-Strengthen multi-sectoral response services;
-Advocate and raise awareness of GBV at community level; and
-Introduce and roll out GBV Infomration Management System.
Total project requirements: USD $ 4,034,250
Current funding level: USD $ 1,000,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $666,611
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Safeguarding Lives, Improving Food Security and Nutrition, and Building Resilience (Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation 200636) Overall project description: 14-UF-WFP-014 (Nutrition)
The objective of the project is to ensure effective treatment of acute malnutrition among children 6 to 59 months and pregnant and lactating women in areas most affected by global acute malnutrition; and contribute to reduced acute and chronic malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies through enhanced young child feeding, maternal nutrition and micronutrient intake among school-age children in most affected areas.
The total number of humanitarian passengers with CERF funding is 26,900.
With CERF funds, the agency will provide:
-Treatment of acute malnutrition among children under the age of five years and pregnant and lactating women as well as prevention of acute malnutrition among children between 6 and 24 months of age who are most at risk.
Total project requirements: USD $28,300,000
Current funding level: USD $ 13,000,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $980,244
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Emergency response to most critical health needs of the population affected by Anbar crisis The conflict has rendered access to health facilities very difficult, particularly for the most vulnerable such as elderly and patients suffering from chronic diseases that are unable to get their medications and are at high risk of having complications from of the chronic health conditions not properly managed. This is also compounded by the limited number of the few health facilities that are still working but are no longer are no longer able to provide even lifesaving interventions. The situation is compounded by the fact Anbar had already some of the worst health indicators in the country even before the current crisis, as well as the low immunization coverage rates for measles and polio.
The overall objective of the joint WHO/UNICEF/UNFPA health project is to ensure that affected population from Anbar and host communities within Anbar and in other governorates hosting population from Anbar have access to quality live saving public health services focusing on most vulnerable population. The three agencies estimate that 100,000 IDPs and 400,000 individuals in host communities will benefit from the services and supplies.
In particular, UNICEF (14-RR-CEF-003) and partners will vaccinate 180,000 children against polio and 370,000 children against measles in Anbar Governorate. UNICEF will also carry out emergency nutrition screening of IDP children and pregnant and lactating women and provide therapeutic food, when appropriate. |
Emergency health assistance to mothers, new-borns and children displaced from Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) residing in IDP camps and selected host communities/returned areas of Kurram Agency Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-033 (Health):
The project’s objective is to ensure that women and children of FATA living in Jalozai ,Togh Sarai & New Durrani IDP’s Camps and in returned areas of Kurram, Khyber and SWA have access to basic health services and information through facility- and community-based interventions.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 51,906.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Vaccination targeting people in IDP camps and host communities
2. Community Based MCH Services
3. Facility Based MCH Services
4. Facility based skilled staff comprising of WMOs, MOs, LHVs, Medical Technicians, vaccinators and midwives.
5. Primary Health Center Services
6. Community Based Activities
Total project requirements: USD 480,000
Current funding level: USD 53,929
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 300,000
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Distribution of lifesaving emergency assistance to conflict affected individuals in Oromia and Somali Region The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to provide basic life-saving emergency assistance to conflict affected 17,316 individuals in Oromia and Somali region as shown in the table below. Out of these 14,344 individuals (2,658 HH) will receive standard ES/NFI kits, while 2,972 individuals (500 HH) will receive shelter assistance in terms of cash or in-kind support. The provision this assistance will alleviate human suffering during the displacement of the affected communities and will provide much needed support to families without shelter and basic non-food-item kits. As most of the displaced families are staying with host families, the NFI kits given to the IDPs will help reduce pressure on host family resources currently over stretched as a result of limited resources within the host community households. The provision of shelter and non-food items will additionally support returning IDPs to their places of origin, when peace initiatives succeed, and to rebuild their shelter and household assets as the majority have lost everything during the conflict.
Total joint project budget: US$4,000,000
Total funds received to date: US$ 0
Amount requested from the CERF: $700,019 |
Procurement of essential pharmaceuticals and supplies to the health sector to respond to most urgent humanitarian needs in oPt Project Summary
This project aims to maintain the functionality of the health system in Gaza and to procure essential drugs and pharmaceuticals, especially those needed to treat life threatening conditions. Specifically, the project will procure and facilitate the delivery of those pharmaceutical products most needed by emergency and operation rooms and ICUs and will support drug and pharmaceutical supply management.
Total project budget: US$7,640,707
Total funds received to date: US$2,300,000
Amount requested from the CERF: US$2,000,020
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
On 9 July 2014, a humanitarian emergency was declared in the Gaza Strip, following a severe escalation in hostilities involving intense Israeli aerial and navy bombardment and Palestinian rocket firing. The humanitarian impact of these hostilities comes against a backdrop of heightened vulnerability and instability in Gaza.
Since the current escalation in hostilities began, the situation on the ground has evolved rapidly and needs have increased markedly. An Israeli ground operation began on 18 July which alongside continued intense shelling and airstrikes, has resulted in a high level of civilian casualties, the widespread destruction of buildings and infrastructure and a steep rise in internally displaced persons (IDPs). As of 14 August, current hostilities had resulted in almost 2,000 fatalities (at least 1,416 civilians, including 459 children and 238 women), almost 10,000 injuries and the destruction or severe damage to 16,800 homes. 350,000 people are displaced in UNRWA schools,government schools or with host families. Priority for humanitarian agencies are the provision of food, water and NFI to those displaced, as well as protection, WASH, water, health and solid waste removal.
On 15 August James Rawley, DSRSG/HC/RC for the oPt submitted an application to the CERF, covering the health, protection, WASH, and food assistance sectors. The CERF secretariat responded the following day with comments and request for further information on the projects. |
Emergency response to ensure Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services for children and their families affected by complex emergencies Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-061 (WASH)
The project’s objective is to improve the access to basic services in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for 900 families, including children and adolescents in prioritized municipalities of the departments of Arauca and Chocó, both of which are affected by complex emergencies.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 4,500.
With CERF funds, the agency will provide:
-Initial verification of drinking water, sanitation facilities and hygiene practices.
-Supplies for improving access to safe water to prioritized families (filter, water storage tanks, rain water collection, chemicals and water quality control equipment).
-Monitoring and analysis of water quality in the beneficiary communities.
-Rehabilitation of school water supply systems.
-Tools and materials to improve excreta disposal systems for prioritized schools and communities.
-Promotion of culturally adapted good hygiene practices discussed with women, girls, boys and men.
Total project requirements: USD $660,000
Current funding level: USD $150,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD $509,705
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Special Operation (200760) Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in response to the Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak in West Africa Between 5 August to 15th August, major airline companies suspended flights to and from Monrovia including British Airways, Emirates Airlines, Asky Airlines, Air Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia Bird, Arik Air and Kenya Airways. This move has hampered movement of both personnel and commodities in and out of Liberia. In addition to air movement, surrounding countries have restricted in measures that aim to prevent the spread of EVD. Both Ivorian and Nigerian authorities have recently imposed restrictions on all shipping vessels into their territory from EVD affected countries. As a result, food suppliers have started rationing quantities sold to individual retailers. This is starting to significantly push food and other commodity prices upwards.
WFP UNHAS in Liberia aims to provide necessary air services to the humanitarian community. With CERF funding of US1. 3 million, WFP plans to transport people and cargo for two months within EVD affected countries. |
Addressing Life Saving/Emergency Health Needs and Improving Access to Reproductive Health Services in IDP Camps and Remote Villages in Rakhine and Kachin States Myanmar underfunded submission and review process:
Total envelope: USD 5.5 million (round I allocation: USD 95.5 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 21 February 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 13
Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-021 (Health):
The objective of the project is to reduce mortality and morbidity of the conflict affected communities by providing emergency health care services with particular focus on maternal and child health and communicable disease control.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 20,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Provide access to maternal and child health services such as treatment of diarrhoea, pneumonia and other common illnesses in target townships in Rakhine State (UNICEF)
2. Detect and treatmalaria among IDPs and affected community of target townships in Rakhine State
3. Support referral service to severely ill patients in target townships in Rakhine State
4. Support supervision and monitoring to implementation of the project jointly by partner and UNICEF staff regularly at the IDP camps and target villages and townships
5. Ensure availability of lifesaving health supplies through procurement and transportation of supplies to target townships and camps
Total project requirements: USD 800,000
Current funding level: USD 100,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 166,643
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Provision of access to life saving RH services ensuring 24/7 Emergency Obstetrics Care (BEmONC) and Health Services to GBV Survivors in order to prevent excess maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity across Returnees in Tirah Valley of Khyber Overall project description 14-UFE-FPA-012 (Health):
The project’s objectives are to ensure equitable access to RH-services (including Maternal Newborn and Child Health/ Reproductive Health, health and psychosocial support to GBV survivors) by the conflict-affected populations, host communities and returnees in selected facilities and at community level.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 7,925.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Establish 24/7 BEmONC services in camps with referrals to nearest hospital (New Durrani in Kurram Agency) and off Camps.
2. Distribute Hygiene Kits to pregnant women and girls and women of reproductive age.
3. Strengthen health delivery points at In-Camp and Off-Camp sites.
4. Establish Reproductive Health Facilitation support for GBV Survivors and Adolescents.
Total project requirements: USD 1,000,000
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 100,109
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Emergency Primary Health Care Services through Convergence Intervention in two North-Eastern States of Nigeria The objective of the project is to provide Emergency Primary Health Care Services through Convergence Intervention for 250,000 IDPs and host community in 2 North-eastern States of Nigeria.
UNICEF will procure and distribute essential medicines, medical supplies and basic medical equipment that will facilitate the delivery of emergency primary health care services in supported health facilities; collaborate with government and others to ensure human resource availability in supported health facility; provide logistical and technical support to 22 primary health care sites in 4 local government areas (LGAs) to monitor and smoothly run activities in their areas. Pregnant women within the populations of IDPs will be referred to have ANC and be attended to by a skilled provider during delivery at the supported health facilities. UNICEF will work with other partners in these states to complement their effort and provided life-saving high impact interventions for women, children and men in the four security challenged LGAs of Yobe and Borno States.
Total joint project budget: US$12,982,247
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: $346,168 |
Protect Girls, Boys and Women affected by Crises in Chad against abuses and violence The project will assist 60,000 in Dar Sila: Tissi, Aradib and Habile, Ngouboua, Amtiman
(b) Objective(s)
Protect IDP and returnee children and communities in Dar Sila region (Aradib, Habile), Tissi, and Ngouboua from violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect.
(c) Activities
1. Set up 08 additional (22 existing) child-friendly spaces that provide gender–sensitive activities and address the psychosocial needs of girls and boys in communities of displacement.
2. Set up 10 community-based child protection committees and identify 30 focal points responsible for the identification and referral of child protection violations in IDP and returnee communities
3. Conduct family tracing and reunification of 225 520 Chadian children from Nigeria
4. Provide technical support to service providers offering health services (HIV preventionrisk mitigation, general health care) psychosocial support (counseling), legal support (legal representation, counseling, capacity building of judicial authorities) including sensitization/training targeting migration and border security organs as well as community education and mobilization (sensitization of community mobilisers, GBV focal points, beneficiaries, local authorities) to ensure access and quality. |
Strengthening the health response to face drought emergency Project Summary
This project aims to strengthen health services for children under 5, pregnant and lactating women affected by lack of food and water as a result of the current drought emergency. PAHO/WHO will provide essential medicines and health supplies; support health personnel of 10 municipalities with equipment to monitor water quality; intensify vector control; and raise public awareness regarding prevention of waterborne and vector-borne diseases.
Total project budget: US$ 1,100,000
Total funds received to date: US$ 0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 271,273
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
The Dry Corridor of Honduras is experiencing the worst drought in a decade. According to the government, some 186,311 families are directly affected. In an area already vulerable due to poverty and limited health and education services, the effects of the drought have been severe and fragile families are resorting to negative coping strategies. An Emergency Food Security Assessment carried out in September 2014 reported decreasing food consumption, deteriorating water availability and increasing malnutrition rates as compared to previous years.
The most likely scenario in the Dry Corridor is a progressive increase in the severity and number of food insecure people as the prolonged drought threatens the upcoming "Postrera" agricultural season. This scenario would extend food insecurity until the next Primera harvest in August 2015. To mitigate the further impact of the drought, the government and humanitarian partners have elaborated a Plan of Action and Preliminary Response Plan.
On 21 October 2014, the RC for Honduras submitted a CERF rapid response request for $2.6 million in support of priority activities in the plans. The CERF funds will benefit some 25,000 food insecure people in 13 municipalities of the Dry Corridor with food security programmes, health and nutrition activities, and WASH services. |
Multisectoral Emergency Response to Nutrition Crisis in Sudan Overall project description 14-UFE-CEF-051 (Nutrition):
The project’s objective is to reduce morbidity and mortality rates to below emergency thresholds related to the nutrition crisis in Sudan among the nutritionally vulnerable; promoting access to essential and quality multisectoral services.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 97,468.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Active case finding and mass screening through community volunteers and mobilizers;
2. Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) through Scaling up CMAM (OTP, SC, SFP);
3. Continue to support emergency coordination and information sharing with technical assistance to all involved;
4. Ensure functionality and improved quality in the existing 41 outpatient care centres, four SCs, 41 Supplementary feeding program and in the four localities
Total project requirements: USD 5,000,000
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 918,468
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
WASH humanitarian response for returnees at return points and in areas of return Overall project description 14-UFE-HAB-002 (WASH):
The project’s objectives are to:
1. Provide safe drinking water and life-saving basic sanitation to 2,500 most vulnerable return families (i.e. headed by person with disability, Widow/female headed and elderly headed households) residing in spontaneous settlements in Kurram Agency with adequate separate water collection points for access to females and person with disabilities.
2. Promote safe health and hygiene behaviours to prevent outbreak of epidemics, with special focus on women, persons with disabilities and elderly and children in Kurram Agency.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 211,726.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Provide 1,600 food graded household water storage tanks for the enhancement of water storage capacity and for ensuring safe storage of drinking water and women/children/persons with disabilities/elderly friendly Jerry cans for the collection of water from the separate collection points rehabilitated for women, girls and persons with disabilities for 2,500 families.
2. Rehabilitate 100 non-functional/partially functional hand pumps (50 separate hand pumps for women/persons with disabilities and children only)
3. Water quality testing and disinfection of all target 100 hand pumps to ensure that water is safe for drinking.
4. Provide 65 emergency latrines, addressing the needs of extremely critical families, addressing special needs of women, disabled and elderly people, as a lifesaving intervention.
5. Distribute 2,500 standard hygiene kits, catering, special needs of women and girls relating MHM.
Total project requirements: USD 2,000,000
Current funding level: USD 550,001
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 299,999
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Joint humanitarian response to water, sanitation and hygiene needs in communities affected by drought Project Summary
The project aims to improve sanitary conditions of 7,000 of the most vulnerable drought affected people in eight prioritized municipalities through increased access to secure water and sanitation and promotion of good hygiene practices at the household and community level. Specifically, UNICEF will ensure the quality of water through domestic filters, chlorination, portable water treatment plants, restoration of water wells and hygiene promotion. 36 hygeine workshops will be held in 36 communities.
Total project budget: US$ 2,000,000
Total funds received to date: US$ 0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 295,359
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
The Dry Corridor of Honduras is experiencing the worst drought in a decade. According to the government, some 186,311 families are directly affected. In an area already vulerable due to poverty and limited health and education services, the effects of the drought have been severe and fragile families are resorting to negative coping strategies. An Emergency Food Security Assessment carried out in September 2014 reported decreasing food consumption, deteriorating water availability and increasing malnutrition rates as compared to previous years.
The most likely scenario in the Dry Corridor is a progressive increase in the severity and number of food insecure people as the prolonged drought threatens the upcoming "Postrera" agricultural season. This scenario would extend food insecurity until the next Primera harvest in August 2015. To mitigate the further impact of the drought, the government and humanitarian partners have elaborated a Plan of Action and Preliminary Response Plan.
On 21 October 2014, the RC for Honduras submitted a CERF rapid response request for $2.6 million in support of priority activities in the plans. The CERF funds will benefit some 25,000 food insecure people in 13 municipalities of the Dry Corridor with food security programmes, health and nutrition activities, and WASH services. |
Prise en charge de 8,046 enfants malnutris aigus sévères sans complications parmi les populations maliennes réfugiées dans la région du sahel et les populations des régions du Sud-Ouest, du Nord, de l’Est et du Centre Ouest au Burkina Faso Project Summary
This project aims to reduce mortality due to severe acute malnutrition by providing theraputic feeding to 7,766 severly malnourished children among the Malian refugee population in the Sahel region and the populations of the South-West, North, East and Central East of Burkina Faso. (Children targetted are not suffering complications due to severe acute malnutrition; those suffering complications will be targetted by the WHO intervention included in Burkina Faso’s UFE submission).
Total project budget: US$12,657,600
Total funds received to date: US$0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$700,108
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Background:
Burkina Faso is affected by chronic food insecurity and malnutrition, affecting over one million people each year, and hosts over 32,350 Malian refugees.
The humanitarian Strategic Response Plan (SRP) requirement is USD $ 109,281,921. At the time of the CERF UFE application, the SRP was only 19 per cent funded.
On 7 July 2014, Burkina Faso was selected to receive $4 million from the 18th round of the CERF’s Underfunded window. The submission focuses on food assistance, agriculture in emergencies, and health and multi sector response to refugees.
This UFE CERF application targets a total of 4.462.758 people in five regions (Sahel, Centre, Hauts Bassins, Sud-Ouest, Nord, Est et Centre-Ouest), and 24 health districts (Dori, Djibo, Gorom-gorom, Sebba, Batié, Dano, Gaoua, Diébougou, Ouahigouya, Gourcy, Séguénéga, Yako, Titao, Fada, Mani, Bogandé, Gayéri, Pama, Diapaga, Sapouy, Léo, Réo, koudougou et Nanoro). These regions and districts represent those hosting Malian refugees and those most affected by malnutrition and food insecurity.
Burkina Faso underfunded submission
Total envelope: USD 4 million (round I allocation: USD 75 million for 11 countries)
Grant package received: 25 August 2014
Total # of projects submitted: 5 |
Appui à l’intégration dans le système formel de 2 000 filles et garçons non scolarisés et déscolarisés du fait du conflit dans les régions de Gao, Tombouctou et Kidal Overall project description 14-UF-CEF-043 (education)
The project’s objective is to:
Provide emergency education support for 2,000 conflict-affected girls and boys to reintegrate them into the formal school system in the regions of Gao, Kidal and Timbuktu
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 2,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
- Establish formal agreement with the educational authorities for the education programme
- Review and validate the accelerated learning program
- Identify and train 40 teachers and education personnel
- Install 40 temporary learning spaces with essential equipment and supplies
- Distribute 2,000 school kits and textbooks for 2,000 students, and teaching materials for 40 teachers
- Train 150 members of school management committees on their roles and responsibilities and the protection of children
- Monitor and supervise the implementation of the program
Total project requirements: USD 9,665,293
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 427,351
The CERF Secretariat recommends this project for approval. |
Increasing temporary shelter capacities to protect vulnerable conflict affected IDPs in selected areas of Colombia Overall project description 14-UFE-IOM-024 (Shelter)
The project’s objective is to provide essential support to selected communities affected by the conflict in Colombia by meeting basic shelter and NFI needs and the development of effective and efficient coordination of sector response based on reliable and accessible information, regular inter-agency assessments, integrated planning and comprehensively monitored assistance to the affected population.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 2,226.
With these CERF funds, the agency will conduct the following activities:
-Prioritization of target collective centres and IDP beneficiaries
-Procure, transport, and distribute emergency shelter materials
-Procure, transport, and distribute NFIs aimed at meeting immediate humanitarian needs, adopting a gender-based approach
-Construction or repair of multifamily shelters in the selected areas and in consultation with communities and local authorities
-Establish coordination and information sharing mechanisms to ensure comprehensive and timely humanitarian assistance delivery in shelter intervention
-Train governmental partners and local communities in Collective Centre as well as Camp Management and Coordination (CCCM)
-Participate in coordination, assessment and monitoring mechanisms
-Prioritization and execution of livelihood strategies projects with beneficiary families according to the needs expressed by both women and men.
Total project requirements: USD 14,000,000
Current funding level: USD 2,000,000
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 369,668
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Maternal and Child Health Services to vulnerable population in the Sahel Belt of Chad and Southern Chad a) Objectives
General objective: Reduce Under 5 and Maternal mortality
Specific objectives:
• Reactive Measles and OPV (Oral Polio Vaccine) vaccination campaigns;
• Improve the coverage of maternal care: Ante natal Care (ANC) and assisted deliveries;
• Ensure quality management of childhood disease and Community Integrated Management of Child Illness (IMCI);
• Emergency Secondary Reproductive and paediatric health Care
The project will provide emergency health assistance to 130,000 people in the Region of SILA, District of Tissi
b) Activities
? At community level: support to the training/refreshment of community health workers and provision of medical supplies enabling to manage common childhood diseases for the benefit of 25,000 children under five years.
• Diarrhoea using ORS (Oral Rehydration Salt)/Zinc;
• Malaria (using antimalarial drugs);
• Acute respiratory Infection management; and
• Referral of severe cases to health facilities.
? Outreach Interventions
• Organization of multi-antigen reactive Immunization campaigns for the benefit of approximately 10,000 children under 5;
• Antenatal consultation campaigns including Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccination and HIV/AIDS screening Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT)
? Facility-based Activities: Procurement and provision of essentials & medical supplies to health facilities enabling them to provide:
• Inpatient care for referral cases
• Assisted delivery care as well as New-born care
• Malaria care and distribution of Insecticide Treated Nets (ITN) for the benefit of 10,000 children and pregnant women (during Expanded Programme on Immunization and Ante Natal Care services). |
Increase access of conflict-affected communities to lifesaving emergency response to ensure basic health care services in Arauca, Cauca, Caquetá, Chocó and Nariño Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-027 (Health):
The project’s objective is to ensure life-saving services in conflict-affected areas
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 5,537.
With these CERF funds, the agency will conduct the following activities:
-Support to mobile health teams in providing rapid and lifesaving health care assistance
-Support to the provision of psychosocial interventions including the delivery of supplies to Education Centres in critical territories in order to support psychosocial care and mobile health teams supported in providing psychosocial care
-Promotion of Primary Life-saving health care among children
-Promotion of Primary Life-saving health care among childbearing age and pregnant women.
-Implementation of prevention and control measures for vector-borne diseases (action aimed at general population)
-Delivery of Basic supplies to support the provision of lifesaving health care either to health posts or to communities (action aimed at general population)
Total project requirements: USD 1,088,640
Current funding level: USD 512,266
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 387,087
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Improved access to quality PHC services, including emergency reproductive health and control of outbreaks for extremely vulnerable communities (IDPs, and conflict affected host communities) in Darfur, Protocol Areas and East Sudan states Overall project description 14-UFE-WHO-022 (Health):
The project’s objectives are to:
1. Enhance access to basic health including maternal and child health and referral services (including chronic diseases) for the communities affected by emergencies taking into account the different needs of men, women, boys and girls.
2. Maintain case fatality rate caused by outbreaks within internationally agreed standards through improved capacity to collect, and verify critical health information and capacity to initiate early response.
The total number of people targeted with CERF funding is 200,000.
With CERF funds, the agency will:
1. Procure and distribute necessary medicines, medical supplies and reagents necessary for emergency response in targeted areas;
2. Replenish emergency stocks for response to acute emergencies like outbreaks and new displacement;
3. Operational and supplies support for the functioning of 2 PHC clinics in conflict affected areas of East Darfur.
Total project requirements: USD 11,181,500
Current funding level: USD 0
Recommended to the ERC for approval: USD 640,028
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Unit believes the projects adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding. |
Livelihood Support to Drought Affected Riverine, Agro-pastoral and Pastoral communities in southern Somalia The objective of the project is to enhance increased food availability and income at household and community levels in Southern Somalia by the end of the next season. This will be achieved through the provision of comprehensive and locally-relevant agricultural production support in preparation for the coming Deyr season and livestock treatment against drought related diseases to protect their livelihood assets. These activities will assist in preserving productive assets (i.e. livestock and crops), which are both essential components of enhancing resilience.
The main activities are: distribution of agricultural inputs to 6,200 riverine and agro-pastoral households along the Juba and Shabelle rivers and in agro pastoral areas of Bay region; and emergency treatment of animals against common bacterial infections, ecto and endo parasites and blood parasites to benefit 49,450 pastoral and agro pastoral households along the Juba and Shabelle rivers and pastoral and agro pastoral areas of Bakool regions.
Total project budget: US$100,435,900
Total funds received to date: US$28,823,315
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 3,505,886 |
Emergency Health Care to conflict affected population in Transit Centers in Chad Project Summary
The main objective is to contribute to reduce morbidity and mortality rates among the affected population and host communities, in particular children and women in Gore, Moissala and Kobitey by assuring 100,000 returnees/refugees and members of the host community(mothers and children) have access to quality and integrated health services. 5 health centres will be rehabilitated, and care will be provided for HIV/AIDS affected individuals, and health supplies will be distributed to health facilities in Moissala, Kobiteye and Gore hospital targetting mothers and children.
Total project budget: US$ 3,048,691
Total funds received to date: US$ 0
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 700,000
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the project adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
This submission is a part of the broader regional strategy to use US$ 40 million CERF rapid response funds to address the ongoing humanitarian situation in the Central African Republic (CAR), Republic of Congo (ROC), Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Cameroon due to the crisis in the Central African Republic.
It is estimated 150,000 people (twice the number expected) have entered Chad from CAR since the beginning of 2014. The majority are Chadian returnees, who have lived in CAR for two or three generations and have no family ties in Chad. According to the latest IOM data, more than 60 000 returnees are still living in temporary or transit. More than 30,000 people are living in host communities along the border with CAR. While the border between Chad and CAR is closed as of May 12, local sporadic arrival of people from CAR is still reported. New arrivals since September 2014 have averaged 3000 per month (compared to 90,000 persons/month in early January).
A total amount of $4,998,266 is requested from CERF to provide rapid lifesaving response to returnees and host communities. The HCT prioritized two locations (Kobiteye and Mandoul) for CERF funding, as well as an overall theme of protection, including protection specific activities and cash-for-work activities aiming to increase social cohesion between arrivals and host communities. |
Assistance to people affected by the conflict in CAR Project Summary
The objective of this project is the enhanced food security of returnee and host populations in Logone Oriental, Mandoul and Moyen Chari through asset creation/rehabilitation activities. Unconditional cash vouchers will be distributed to 75,000 returnees enabling them to meet their food consumption requirements. 15,000 host community members will receive conditional assistance (vouchers for asset creation projects) – addressing food consumption needs and supporting rehabilitation of assets that increase communities’ productive capacity.
Total project budget: US$ 12,420,000
Total funds received to date: US$ 1,740,000
Amount requested from the CERF: US$ 1,561,867
Recommendation: The CERF Programme Section believes the project adheres to the CERF Life-Saving Criteria and recommends it for funding.
Application Summary
This submission is a part of the broader regional strategy to use US$ 40 million CERF rapid response funds to address the ongoing humanitarian situation in the Central African Republic (CAR), Republic of Congo (ROC), Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Cameroon due to the crisis in the Central African Republic.
It is estimated 150,000 people (twice the number expected) have entered Chad from CAR since the beginning of 2014. The majority are Chadian returnees, who have lived in CAR for two or three generations and have no family ties in Chad. According to the latest IOM data, more than 60 000 returnees are still living in temporary or transit. More than 30,000 people are living in host communities along the border with CAR. While the border between Chad and CAR is closed as of May 12, local sporadic arrival of people from CAR is still reported. New arrivals since September 2014 have averaged 3000 per month (compared to 90,000 persons/month in early January).
A total amount of $4,998,266 is requested from CERF to provide rapid lifesaving response to returnees and host communities. The HCT prioritized two locations (Kobiteye and Mandoul) for CERF funding, as well as an overall theme of protection, including protection specific activities and cash-for-work activities aiming to increase social cohesion between arrivals and host communities. |
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