NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to meet the immediate shelter, WASH and health needs of 1,500 households (7,500 people) affected by flooding and incoming Cyclone IDAI in Zambezia, Sofala, Manica, and Tete provinces of Mozambique. Hygiene promotion will, however, allow the operation to reach the totality of displaced households which amounts to 17,095 people (3,419 households) currently sheltered in accommodation centres. Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood 4302844 18334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 186916 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross MRCS flood operations focused on search&rescue, First Aid, Shelter, WASH, Relief, Health and Livelihood. NLRC will support the provision of dignity kits (underwear, reusable sanitary bads and branded chilanje) to 5,000 households. Suppliers of underwear and sanitary pads have been located in Kampala and Nairobi. Branded chilanje is planned to be purchased locally in Malawi. From the 5th till the 10th of March 2019 Malawi experienced heavy rains accompanied by strong winds. The heavy rain resulted in extreme flooding and from that structural damage of houses and sanitation facilities across 14 districts in the Southern Region. NLRC will financially support the Danish Red Cross (lead organisation within this operation) to procure the dignity kits The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Stichting Dorgelo Energie Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 -43741 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 43741 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2381 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27031 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 22969 Incoming Commitment Stichting Dorgelo Energie The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross On March 31st 2019, MRCS presented, an in country response plan developed and coordination with Danish Red Cross and its core partners (Swiss, Belgium and Netherlands Red Cross). The response plan targets 14000 households in 6 districts: Nsanje, Chikwawa, Phalombe, Zomba, Mulanje and Mangochi) and covers an 18 months period, including a 3 months response for the immediate needs. The Netherlands Red Cross is supporting the recovery of WASH in the targeted districts. The impact of the floods and heavy rains caused significant damages to houses, household items and livelihoods. In addition, other structures such at water sources , irrigation systems, latrines etc were submerged in the flooded waters. As a result, people sought refuge/shelter in schools, public buildings and higher grounds. In all the assessed areas, the displaced populations camped in schools (80%) and used school classrooms for shelter as well as other school facilities including water and sanitation. By delivering means to re-establish beneficiaries way of life through the provision of Shelter, Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health and DRR The initial 14,000 HH targeted for the relief response will remain the primary target, however, the findings from both the MRCS Post Disaster Monitoring (PDM) as well a Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) and an upcoming inter-agency Recovery Needs Assessment will serve to further focus the recovery effort to those who remain acutely in. The districts will be limited to 4. The 14.000 HH targeted in the response comprised of 29.600 males and 40.400 females 4 districts: Nsanje, Chikwawa, Phalombe and Mulanje The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 853764 -106538 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 106538 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -106538 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 106538 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -106538 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106596 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -106596 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 106596 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -106596 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -238461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -288461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 530818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1824 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53764 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 288461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 238461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -238461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 303207 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 473136 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 246546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross There is an assessment cell led by an Assessment coordinator deployed by IFRC in Mozambique and a FACT team (among this team there is an Information Manager coordinator). SIMS Remote will support both coordinators in the region with the production of data analysis, maps and visualizations. The SIMS Remote Coordinator is acting as the focal point of the remote team for the delegates in the field. The coordinator will coordinate the remote team and manages the tasks requested from the field. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 13752 -6248 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 10 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Mozambique Red Cross (CVM) to deliver assistance to 75,000 people with a focus on the following areas of focus: Shelter, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion (WASH), Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI) and National Society Capacity Strengthening for 12 months. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation1. The cyclone’s path resulted in destruction in Chinde District located in Zambézia province, Manica province and Inhambane province. While crossing, the tail of cyclone Idai has also left widespread destructions in Zimbabwe. There are concerns that the situation outside of Beira may be even worse, but these areas have been cut off and thus the scale of the damage is unknown while it is understood that the situation is severe, and hundreds of thousands have been affected. Initial figures indicate 400,000 people have been displaced with many more affected. As of March 18, the death toll from Cyclone Idai’s landfall stands at 84 and according to media reports the President of Mozambique declared it could rise above 1,000. The overall goal of the operation is to provide immediate life-saving support to 15,000 households or 75,000 people affected by Cyclone Idai in Beira and Dondo areas focusing on shelter (including distribution of non-food items); Health; WASH and PGI. 15,000 households or 75,000 people Northern Mozambique The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1700000 938967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 657277 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 657277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Shelter support The cyclone’s path resulted in destruction in Chinde District located in Zambézia province, Manica province and Inhambane province. While crossing, the tail of cyclone Idai has also left widespread destructions in Zimbabwe. There are concerns that the situation outside of Beira may be even worse, but these areas have been cut off and thus the scale of the damage is unknown while it is understood that the situation is severe, and hundreds of thousands have been affected. Initial figures indicate 400,000 people have been displaced with many more affected. As of March 18, the death toll from Cyclone Idai’s landfall stands at 84 and according to media reports the President of Mozambique declared it could rise above 1,000. The overall goal of the operation is to provide immediate life-saving support to 15,000 households or 75,000 people affected by Cyclone Idai in Beira and Dondo areas focusing on shelter (including distribution of non-food items); Health; WASH and PGI. The overall goal of the operation is to provide immediate life-saving support to 15,000 households or 75,000 people affected by Cyclone Idai in Beira and Dondo areas focusing on shelter (including distribution of non-food items); Health; WASH and PGI. Northern Mozambique The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 21362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 328638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328638 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique - Tropical Cyclone Idai The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 244617 14930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 229688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229688 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This is an overall project voor all deployments related to Mozambique Cyclone Idai. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 107996 -1458 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 83 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1224 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -91890 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 28100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Betreft de kosten voor equipement Relief ERU die zijn ingezet voor de operatie in Mozambique en vervangen moet worden. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 6037 -10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6037 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Proposed DRM Support to Southern Africa Cluster The proposed support will focus on strengthening the IFRC and NSs Disaster Risk Management capacities in southern Africa, drawing lessons from the current Tropical Idai Cyclone operation in Mozambique. The Red Cross operation in Mozambique presents a good opportunity that the Red Cross can use to improve its mechanisms for preparedness and response to future events. The preparedness plan for southern Africa will also be linked very closely with the experience of preparedness before the cyclone in Mozambique, which includes but not limited to having Contingency Plans in place, Standard Operating procedures, prepositioning of Non Food Items, prepositioning of people and linkages to other National societies in the region and the Movement components. Goal: Reduce deaths, injuries and livelihood losses from natural and man-made disasters in Southern Africa Goal: Reduce deaths, injuries and livelihood losses from natural and man-made disasters in Southern Africa Objectives • IFRC Southern Africa has a clear DRM Strategy to facilitate strategic support to NS, promoting effective preparedness response, by 2020 • To improve the preparedness for response capacities of five NS by 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 216436 201336 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8631 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 192705 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14453 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Pilot project Living with Floods in Mozambique The pilot project aims at enabling RC/RC Movement partners as well as their local and global WASH counterparts to make a switch from a predominantly ‘response’ approach towards a ‘prevention/ preparedness/ anticipation’ approach in the WASH domain. By explicating the RCRC role as a key partner that has strong ties in and with communities and by identifying the related value propositions as a mean to financial sustainability, Cruz Vermelha de Moçambique will become a key partner in building community resilience and supporting communities to learn to ‘live with floods’. Mozambique The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Maputo -25.953724 32.588711 Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 171141 -17925 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17925 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -17925 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9555 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 136955 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 43741 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-061-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Continued humanitarian assistance to people affected by Tropical Cyclone Idaicontribution - Emergency Appeal Cyclone Idai (MDRMZ014) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 308850 290000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18850 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 290000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062 The Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Irma funded Response Preparedness programme; increasing response preparedness and response capacity on all 6 NLRC OSBs Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Landslide Storm Surge Other Volcanic eruption Civil unrest Earthquake Epidemic Flood 1917005 16405 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -792475 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 831260 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -831260 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1338828 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1338828 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1580000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Regional activities & delegate and office costs Response Preparedness To strengthen response preparedness in the Caribbean. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock RP delegate. Caribbean. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Other Civil unrest Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 967005 5018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36925 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 4643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -21403 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Sint Maarten branch To strengthen response preparedness on St. Maarten. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock. Red Cross St. Maarten, RP delegate. St. Maarten. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Other Civil unrest Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 250000 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NS capacity development NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Aruba branch To strengthen response preparedness on Aruba. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock Red Cross Aruba, RP delegate Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Other Civil unrest Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 250000 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Curacao branch To strengthen response preparedness on Curacao. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock Red Cross Curacao, RP delegate Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Other Civil unrest Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 250000 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Bonaire branch To strengthen response preparedness on Bonaire. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock Red Cross Bonaire, RP delegate Bonaire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Other Civil unrest Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 100000 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Saba branch To strengthen response preparedness on Saba. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock. Red Cross Saba, RP delegate. Saba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Landslide Storm Surge Other Volcanic eruption Civil unrest Earthquake Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 50000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-062-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity building in Response Preparedness Sint Eustatius branch. To strengthen response preparedness on St. Eustatius. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock. Red Cross St. Eustatius, RP delegate. St. Eustatius. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Landslide Storm Surge Other Volcanic eruption Civil unrest Earthquake Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 50000 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-068 The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopia has been experiencing a wide spread internal population displacement since mid of 2018. Displacements are attributed to a combination of factors including, religious conflicts, inter-ethnic violence as well as border and boundary disagreements between ethnic groups in Ethiopia. One of the biggest IDP camp in Somali Region, Qoloji, is occupied by at least 80,000 ethnic Somalis fleeing from Oromia. 62,000 IDPs were forced to flee from Babile town following conflicts between Muslim and orthodox Christians in Jijiga. According to the DTM in addition to conflict related displacements at least 508,723 people are said to have been displaced due to climate induced factors, particularly drought. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 300000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-068-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopia has been experiencing a wide spread internal population displacement since mid of 2018. Displacements are attributed to a combination of factors including, religious conflicts, inter-ethnic violence as well as border and boundary disagreements between ethnic groups in Ethiopia. One of the biggest IDP camp in Somali Region, Qoloji, is occupied by at least 80,000 ethnic Somalis fleeing from Oromia. 62,000 IDPs were forced to flee from Babile town following conflicts between Muslim and orthodox Christians in Jijiga. According to the DTM in addition to conflict related displacements at least 508,723 people are said to have been displaced due to climate induced factors, particularly drought. Displacement has a devastating impact on basic service delivery, including disruption of health and nutrition services, education and food security. Women, adolescents and children are disproportionally affected. The situation is further exacerbated in conditions with acute food insecurity and water-related diseases. Major humanitarian needs identified for IDPs are the provision of emergency shelter and household needs, emergency nutrition and WASH, including the prevention of Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD). Inclusion. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, WASH and Protection, Gender and inclusion (PG&I) 80,200 people to be assisted Oromia, Amhara, SNNP and Somali regions The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-060 The Netherlands Red Cross The number of cases of measles has been increasing in the Philippines over the past several years, but since late 2018 there has been a dramatic increase in cases nationally. There has been 261 deaths between 1 January and 2 March 2019 in comparison to 202 deaths in 2018. Between 2017 and 2018, there was a 547 per cent increase of measles cases reported nationwide1. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 201905 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-060-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The number of cases of measles has been increasing in the Philippines over the past several years, but since late 2018 there has been a dramatic increase in cases nationally. There has been 261 deaths between 1 January and 2 March 2019 in comparison to 202 deaths in 2018. Between 2017 and 2018, there was a 547 per cent increase of measles cases reported nationwide1. This appeal seeks a total amount of CHF 2 million to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support Philippines Red Cross (PRC) to respond to the current measles outbreaks across the Philippines from March until September 2019. The number of measles cases continues to increase particularly in National Capital Region and isolated provinces. Health facilities and public health institutions are overwhelmed, due to influx of active measles cases particularly among children aged six months to five years. Health, WASH and PGI 260, 000 People Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 195000 11901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 183099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 183099 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-060-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote IM Support to the IFRC Emergency Operations Philippines - Measles Outbreak. The number of cases of measles has been increasing in the Philippines over the past several years, but since late 2018 there has been a dramatic increase in cases nationally. There has been 261 deaths between 1 January and 2 March 2019 in comparison to 202 deaths in 2018. Between 2017 and 2018, there was a 547 per cent increase of measles cases reported nationwide1. This appeal seeks a total amount of CHF 2 million to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support Philippines Red Cross (PRC) to respond to the current measles outbreaks across the Philippines from March until September 2019. The number of measles cases continues to increase particularly in National Capital Region and isolated provinces. Health facilities and public health institutions are overwhelmed, due to influx of active measles cases particularly among children aged six months to five years. Health, WASH and PGI 260,000 People Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 6905 -7885 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9790 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-075 The Netherlands Red Cross Strategic plan NLRC and ERCS for Somali region– fighting chronic crises The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Drought 383808 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-075-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the project it to develop a joint ERCS/NLRC strategic plan for long-term humanitarian emergency aid in Fafan Zone of the Somali region with main emphasis on an integrated WASH approaches . This plan will be the result of inter alia a stakeholder meeting with among others WASH cluster members and the ICRC which we will be organized in Jigjiga to coordinate the project interventions. The project will also provide oorganizational development support to ERCS Jigjiga branch to enhance its response capacity. Somali Region, Fafan Zone, Tuliguled Woreda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 146308 -210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8183 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1110 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -6494 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6916 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -127808 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 117808 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15008 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -15008 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127808 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 105507 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-075-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Additional funding has been made available from the food security campaign; this project will be implemented in the Eco-DRR project area (project PRJ13-030-0001, as a complementary project. General objective: by April 2022, the food security situation of 550 households (3,300 people) living in two kebeles of Shabeley Woreda has improved through effective soil and water conservation work and other relevant measures. Within the budget of the Eco-DRR programme, little funding is available to support concrete activities; therefore this funding is being used to complement the Eco-DRR programme Beneficiaries recieve support to increase their livelihood options; with the activities protection & restoration of the eco-systems is incorporated • SO1: 250 ha of degraded land restored through innovative and successful soil and water conservation measures. • SO2: 400 households (2,400 people) bridged their food need gap through conditional and unconditional cash transfer. Unconditional cash will be given to 100 households who couldn’t be able to work. The rest are given cash based on the conditioned that they will be engaged in water and soil conservation activities. • SO3: 150 households (900 people) have an improved food security and livelihood situation through different food security measures (training, provision of seedlings). This includes 40 masonry workers. Somali region, Fafan zone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 237500 -4991 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8909 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13900 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -12460 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -13900 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61149 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35543 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -35543 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 187500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083 The Netherlands Red Cross Annual campaign with 3FM Serious Request. This year's topic: Human trafficking 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1753937 176709 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -176709 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 4158 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -4158 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 454052 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -454052 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 4158 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 101335 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 1255728 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 34717 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Provide youth returnees in North Wollo selected woreda access to assistance and services (relief, livelihood, psychosocial, health care and protection services ); Provide potential youth migrants and communities in North Wollo selected woreda with increased social cohesion and better understanding of migration related risks leading to reduced stigma among youth migrants and returnees and improved reintegration; Improving the capacity of ERCS to manage migration projects and carry out humanitarian diplomacy (evidence based advocacy) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3FM British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Gender Equality 500000 4367 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -3028 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8910 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3028 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 11519 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 10091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9260 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110758 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 15184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82023 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 252042 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross 3FM SR 2019 Human Trafficking project in Colombia. Implemented through the IFRC and Colombian Red Cross. Top UP from 2018 Venezuela Population Movement funds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3FM Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Gender Equality 582015 457355 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9950 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 9950 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 99595 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7470 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 99595 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7645 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 65000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to NLRC Tracing department for Human Trafficking activities in the Netherlands. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation 260000 270168 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Prevention of exploitation and human trafficking through a number of interventions To raise the awareness on human trafficking and to Improve protection, (emergency) assistance and support mechanisms for (potential) victims on Aruba Awareness campaign , capacity building through training of management in HT, assistance to households with utilities, accommodation, food and health care Migrants detained and Sex workers in Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Gender Equality 108163 98163 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9927 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9927 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5092 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-083-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to Danish Red Cross migration-project in Ethiopia from funds 3FM SR 2019 campaign. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Gender Equality 64484 64484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to response operations of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Afghanistan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought Flood 3314633 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks 7 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) in delivering assistance and support up to 650,000 people (approximately 92,466 households) affected by flood and drought for twelve months. The operation focuses on the following sectors: shelter, health and care; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and livelihoods and basic needs; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and strengthening the capacity of the National Society. The planned response reflects the current situation and information currently available. It is likely to be adjusted based on further developments and ongoing detailed assessments. Further information will be available in the Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) in the coming days. The overall objective of this Emergency Appeal is to respond to the immediate humanitarian needs of the population affected by the floods and protracted drought in Afghanistan through the provision of emergency shelter, non-food items, health & care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) and by providing cash resources enabling access to food and enabling livelihoods activities until March 2020. shelter, health and care; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and livelihoods and basic needs; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and strengthening the capacity of the National Society. 650,000 people (approximately 92,466 households) Afghanistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 600000 36620 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 563380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563380 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Revised Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA 3) Afghanistan The overall budget for this Revised Emergency Appeal has been increased from 15 million to 36 million Swiss francs. DREF loan of 500,000 has also been increased to 1 million Swiss francs. These changes support the increased scope of operations in accordance with this revised EPoA. Additional thematic areas of focus were added: Shelter and Settlements, and Migration. Targeting 280,000 people (40,000 households), assistance would be via distribution of shelter relief and household items, one-off multipurpose cash grants, distribution of dignity kits, restoring family links, mainstreaming protection, gender and inclusion (PGI) in all sectors, and establishing a feedback response mechanism in operational areas. Expanded coverage from 224,000 people (32,000 households) across 10 provinces, to 560,000 people (80,000 households) across 18 provinces The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 127800 120000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Afghanistan Drought Revised Emergency Appeal: This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 15 million Swiss francs, an increase from 7.5 million Swiss francs, to scale up the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) humanitarian response following the drought emergency announcement by the President of Afghanistan and complex humanitarian crisis which resulted from the compounding impact of the drought, conflict, COVID-19 and other pre-existing development issues. 280,000 people The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The operation aims to assist 140,000 people directly affected by floods across 14 provinces of Afghanistan, addressing urgent needs such as shelter, food, WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), healthcare, and livelihoods, with a focus on recovery and resilience. This intervention is crucial as the floods have devastated communities, with extensive loss of life, homes, and livelihoods. Agricultural lands, food stocks, and critical infrastructure like bridges and health facilities have been destroyed. The floods have increased vulnerability to health risks, economic hardship, and social instability. The strategy involves distributing cash, essential household items, and shelter support; deploying mobile health teams; providing access to clean water and sanitation; and strengthening livelihoods. Volunteers and local staff are central to community engagement and disaster preparedness, while the IFRC will coordinate with ARCS and other partners for effective response. There is also a focus on training local masons and communities in safer construction techniques to enhance disaster resilience. 140,000 people The response targets vulnerable households, including those headed by women (particularly widows), households with people with disabilities, and families that have lost homes or agricultural assets. Additional support is prioritized for women, children, and people with specific health and psychosocial needs. Assistance is focused on the 14 most severely affected provinces, including Badakhshan, Baghlan, Ghor, and Uruzgan, with Baghlan as a priority. The operation also includes plans for winterization, recognizing the climate risks and the need for continued resilience-building in these areas. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 213000 -3000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 197000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-prj13-063-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Floods in Afghanistan. Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal On 10 May 2024, flash floods swept across multiple provinces in the northeast region of Afghanistan, leaving more than 250,000 people homeless.. These floods followed earlier flooding from 16 to 20 April 2024, which had affected 24 provinces. The widespread floods across much of Afghanistan, affecting 33 out of the country's 34 provinces, highlight the massive scale of this disaster and the substantial humanitarian needs that have emerged. This situation occurs against the backdrop of ongoing crises across Afghanistan, following the compounding impacts of multiple shocks, including severe drought, multiple instances of flooding and earthquakes, public health emergencies, and economic hardship. The Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal aims to address the multisectoral needs of the people most affected by the floods in 14 provinces with a budget of 7,5 million CHF (Federation-Wide). Specifically, the operation will contribute to meeting urgent basic needs, including food, shelter, livelihoods, health, WASH, and essential household items through in-kind and cash assistance. 140,000 people The provinces most impacted by the flash floods were Badakhshan, Baghlan, and Takhar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 79989 -5848 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 69259 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75107 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4882 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) total people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross In response to the mass return of Afghans from Pakistan and Iran, the Afghan Red Crescent Society, with IFRC support, aims to assist 525,000 vulnerable people through a 24-month operation. We will provide emergency aid—shelter, healthcare, food, and cash—while supporting long-term recovery, livelihoods, and reintegration. With a focus on dignity, protection, and inclusion, the strategy ensures coordinated, people-centered support at borders and in communities, helping returnees rebuild their lives with safety and hope. This emergency operation was launched in response to the mass return and deportation of Afghan nationals from Pakistan and Iran following government repatriation policies (notably Pakistan's Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan - IFRP). The return of nearly one million Afghans since September 2023 has overwhelmed Afghanistan’s already fragile infrastructure, worsening humanitarian conditions, especially for vulnerable populations. The strategy lays out a 24-month, phased response plan led by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) with support from the IFRC and partners. It includes: Emergency aid (shelter, food, WASH, healthcare, cash assistance) Recovery and reintegration efforts (livelihoods, legal support, education) Coordination with local/international stakeholders Special attention to protection, mental health, and gender inclusion Key operational elements involve mobile health teams, transitional shelters, vocational training, community health education, and legal documentation support. The operation targets 525,000 people, prioritizing: Returnees from Pakistan and Iran Vulnerable groups such as women, unaccompanied children, elderly, disabled people, and those facing extreme poverty Host communities struggling with the added pressure Assistance is focused on Afghanistan’s border provinces and urban centers, especially: Torkham, Spin Boldak, Ghulam Khan, Badini (border points) Provinces like Nangarhar, Kandahar, Khost, Helmand, Herat, and Kabul The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 645000 3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -22500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 45000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the IFRC Drought Emergency Appeal MDRAF007 Hunger and malnutrition have spiked in Afghanistan amid the ongoing conflict and economic downturn, with food insecurity now on par with the 2018-2019 drought, leaving the country with the second-highest number of people in emergency food insecurity in the world1. This comes in the backdrop of over 40 years of conflict, recurrent natural disasters, increasing poverty, and COVID-19 which are also devastating the people of Afghanistan During the second half of 2020, a moderate to strong La Niña phenomenon was registered that is causing extreme weather conditions in various parts of the world. This phenomenon, which affects temperatures, precipitation, and storm patterns, is expected to continue at least until spring 2021, according to the World Meteorological Organization. In Afghanistan, this commonly results in below-average rainfall and snowfall across the country. The timing of this La Niña event coincides with the main wheat season with harvests in May-July 2021, which are critical following the lean season (January-April). The Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), with support from the IFRC’s Country Delegation for Afghanistan, is closely coordinating and consulting with the Government of Afghanistan, UN agencies, and other (inter)national humanitarian actors both at national and subnational levels. ARCS is a member of the Early Action Committee (EAC) established by the Government of Afghanistan to work on current drought issues. The EAC undertook an assessment and has produced a report specifying the provinces affected severely and those with medium impacts. ARCS and IFRC are also part of Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) and the Inter Cluster Coordination Team (ICCT). Following deteriorating humanitarian conditions because of the drought conditions, in mid-March 2021 ARCS launched an emergency operation, with funding support from the IFRC Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF). The DREF Operation aims to provide emergency food security assistance to 3,500 drought affected households in Badghis, Baghlan, and Faryab provinces – which are amongst drought hotspot provinces – utilizing unconditional cash as a modality. In addition, with financial assistance from various donors such as USAID, Red Cross Society of China, etc., ARCS has also been providing short-term emergency food security assistance (using CVA modalities) to multiple shocks affected households in four provinces including Faryab, Ghor, Sar-i-Pul, and Kandahar. 210,000 people Afghanistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 124621 16810 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 100205 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 117015 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7606 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021_2022 Emergency Appeal Afghanistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 372750 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Against the backdrop of the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, the IFRC Secretariat is increasing its Emergency Appeal from CHF 36 million to CHF 80 million and extending the operation’s timeframe until 31 December 2023. Afghanistan is facing a catastrophic humanitarian crisis that resulted from compounded impacts of multiple types of events that had been impacting the countries over 40 years: - Impact of long–term conflict and situations of violence - Persistent impact of drought, extreme climate and seismic hazards - Reduced access to financial services due to sanctions - Geopolitical and Global Crises Impact - Suspension or repurposing of long–term international assistance to Afghanistan IFRC programmes and operations will focus on four thematic areas (4Rs) responding to four goals (4Gs) of the National Society’s strategic plan; see Appeal in KDoc Afghanistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 532500 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 15/05/23) No disaggregated data available (Operational update 15/05/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross 510 providing technical support to IFRC will leverage the strengths of ARCS, and its partners to establish a robust feedback mechanism, enhancing community engagement and accountability, and leading to more responsive and effective humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan. To address significant issues in humanitarian aid delivery in Afghanistan. Due to prolonged conflict, frequent natural disasters, and socio-economic instability, Afghan communities, particularly the most vulnerable, have limited means to communicate their needs or provide feedback on aid effectiveness. This lack of engagement has led to inefficiencies, lower trust in aid organizations, and, ultimately, a reduced impact of humanitarian support. By implementing this feedback system, ARCS and its partners aim to create a more responsive, transparent, and accountable aid process, empowering communities to have a say in the support they receive and ensuring that resources are used in ways that directly meet local needs. The project will implement a centralized digital feedback mechanism using tools like EspoCRM and Kobo Toolbox. Key steps include training ARCS staff, integrating feedback channels, conducting awareness campaigns, and building a sustainable support structure to ensure the feedback system continues after project completion. The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) will provide technical support, and IFRC will aid in training and monitoring. The primary beneficiaries are communities in Afghanistan affected by natural disasters and conflict, with a focus on marginalized groups such as women, children, and those in remote areas. ARCS staff and volunteers are also beneficiaries, as they will receive training and tools to manage and respond to feedback more effectively, which ultimately improves community support. The project is based in Afghanistan, targeting areas heavily affected by conflict and natural disasters, including earthquake and flood-affected regions like Herat. The centralized feedback mechanism is intended to be accessible across multiple regions, especially in areas with limited access to communication channels. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 86473 248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72884 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -72884 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87525 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9231 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-063-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Afghanistan Country Operational Plans of 2021 and 2022. NLRC funding source: Block Grant 2018-2021 - Chronic Crises Afghanistan has been in a state of protracted conflict for over 40 years compounding a high level of continued vulnerability across Afghan social fabric. According to the Fragile State Index, Afghanistan is in a state of high alert as ninth most fragile country in the world. In a population of estimated more than 37 million people, more than a third of the population is now in humanitarian need due to conflict, disaster and COVID-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 372750 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-064 The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Republic has seen protracted conflict for many years. In the capital, Bangui, youth represent 75% of the population. Because of the long armed conflict and unpredictable attack of the unidentified militia groups, the young people miss essential life and social skills. The programme aims at emergency operations peacebuilding in 10 decentralized districts: the 8 districts of Bangui Bimbo and more Begoua, specifically targeting youth. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood 750000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-069 The Netherlands Red Cross The focus of this project is to improve women’s health, as well as their social and economic status, which will lead to the empowerment of women overall. It is essential to achieve this process sustainably. Focus will be placed on the improvement of the health of pregnant and lactating women, as well as children (1000 critical days), through community awareness and education that promote the utilization of the available Reproductive Maternal Neonatal and Child Health facilities and services. The project will also focus on building capacity in staff, Red Cross volunteers/SMAGs in the SMAGs strategy and nutrition during the first 1000 critical days. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought 560837 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-069-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The focus of this project is to improve women’s health, as well as their social and economic status, which will lead to the empowerment of women overall. It is essential to achieve this process sustainably. Focus will be placed on the improvement of the health of pregnant and lactating women, as well as children (1000 critical days), through community awareness and education that promote the utilization of the available Reproductive Maternal Neonatal and Child Health facilities and services. The project will also focus on building capacity in staff, Red Cross volunteers/SMAGs in the SMAGs strategy and nutrition during the first 1000 critical days. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Tiffany Circle Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 560837 -3500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -139 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 175000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128521 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 18700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2492 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74725 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 12654 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 880 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -386000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 421835 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 68946 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2435 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11851 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13546 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10439 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23215 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -33215 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5942 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14895 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 14695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 386000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 31220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175000 Incoming Commitment Tiffany Circle The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross CC3. Means of Verification: Program documents. Tools of recommendations: CEA TOOLS SDG target 3.3. Reaching people with information, education and communication SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid numeric numeric 4 rehabilitated + 2 drilled numeric Livelihoods Sufficient nutritious food intake Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc SDG target 3.9. Households that have and use an improved cooking stove (ICS) Ten are trained, ICS not yet constructed NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-070 The Netherlands Red Cross Widen the scope of income generating activities thereby increasing sustainability in the work of the Safe Motherhood Action Groups, contributing to to improved maternal, neonatal and child health. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 8000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-070-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Widen the scope of IGAs thereby increasing sustainability in the work of the SMAGs, contributing to to improved maternal, neonatal and child health The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation 8000 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-080 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening Resilience to Disasters in Urban and Rural Malawi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 42 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-080-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to contribute to reducing the impact of disasters in Malawi by strengthening the preparedness and response capacity of national response structures, communities and schools. The specific objective is to develop and improve preparedness and response capacities at multiple levels to be able to prepare for and effectively respond to disasters in urban and rural Malawi. According to the INFORM map developed by the NLRC 510 Data Team, Malawi has a high risk rating, primarily driven by the populations' high ranking for vulnerability and lack of support systems, which results in a low coping capacity to respond to disasters. Through the consolidation of data of existing Early Warning Systems, developing national level data management capacity and by offering specialized trainings to Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) staff and other members of national response coordination platforms. Second, at district and community levels, the project will increase preparedness through tools developed by the IFRC – and adapted to the local context by MRCS in previous proposals – which will result in community-specific hazard maps, contingency plans and management plans. Disaster response teams will be established in 30 communities in the target area and trained and equipped to prepare for disasters. The project will install river gauges in 4 communities and will train community members to transmit alerts to at-risk communities and responsible authorities. Third, at community level, the project will establish and train 20 Red Cross School Clubs and develop a DRR training module which will guide the Clubs to identify and mitigate hazards in their communities. The action will support these Clubs in conducting outreach exercises, motivating their communities to address hazards. Finally, the Red Cross will respond to disasters in Malawi with assessments in 48 hours and will support affected households with cash distributions. The project targets rural and urban locations which have different levels of exposure to risk, hazards and coping mechanisms. Karonga, Liliongwe andMzuzu The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 42 42 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-065 The Netherlands Red Cross In Haiti the link between ecosystem degradation and poverty is huge. The NLRC, as part of one of the biggest humanitarian network in the world, is trying to face this challenge by applying disaster risk reduction measures that target not only vulnerable communities but also their degraded ecosystems (Resilience Framework). A major paradigm shift is needed to reach scale and real lasting impact on the ground, especially in heavy degraded areas, and within the Red Cross organization as a whole (Red Cross Movement). This program is the fuse of this paradigm shift in the humanitarian sector by supporting the Netherlands Red Cross in kick starting a landscape restoration programme in Haiti to test and showcase a new approach, being the 4 Returns Approach integrated in the Resilience Framework, that can serve as the new operating model within the Red Cross Movement. The Netherlands Red Cross will do this in partnership with the Haitian Red Cross and 4 Returns Partners. Key achievements are expected to be: - Support of the Netherlands and the Haitian Red Cross in showcasing that landscape restoration using the 4R4R Approach is an effective strategy for disaster risk reduction and community development; - Development and showcasing of a replicable, sustainable solution in Haiti for rural development and ecosystem restoration that similar organizations can learn from using the 4R4R Approach; - Unlocking private capital from other investors through active support from Princess Margriet that in turn will unlock additional donor money for larger implementations of landscape restoration activities all over Haiti, thus causing a financial flywheel effect; - Upscale and replication of the 4R4R Approach by local people and the stimulation of its adoption within the Red Cross movement, enabling wider application in other degraded areas worldwide; Four Return Partners Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Storm Surge 4181041 6032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-065-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Applying disaster risk reduction measures that target not only vulnerable communities but also their degraded ecosystems (Resilience Framework). Haiti experiences high vulnerabilities from natural disasters and economic insecurity, this project empowers the local population to have a flourishing community. Implement Landscape restoration as an effective strategy for disaster risk reduction and community development - Combining community resilience of the Red Cross with the 4R4R Approach - Unlocking private capital from other investors for larger implementations of landscape restoration activities all over Haiti, thus causing a financial flywheel effect; - Upscale and replication of the 4R4R Approach by local people and the stimulation of its adoption within the Red Cross movement, enabling wider application in other degraded areas worldwide; The vulnerable population in La Vallée de Jacmel Jacmel, South East of Haiti - appr. 36 000 people South East of Haiti, La Vallée de Jacmel. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Reforest'Action Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Landslide Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 868794 -5721 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -193289 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -32001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -13718 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -9230 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 35000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4378 Incoming Commitment Reforest'Action The Netherlands Red Cross 14594 Incoming Commitment Reforest'Action The Netherlands Red Cross 6039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 11265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195818 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143016 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 14543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 16758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-065-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Community based integrated risk management approach is mainstreamed into regular academic curriculum through a network of public schools in Jacmel, Haiti. - Output 1: Tailored context sensitive IRM educational tools are implemented - Output 2: Schools are able to provide shelter in the event of disasters - Output 3: Community outreach on IRM’s relevance is led by schools’ network • No specific education programme nationwide is implemented to include environmental education (EE) in public schools curricula. Initiatives to include DRR and EE in routine schools functioning are under agreement between the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Environment but concrete action and consolidated components or tools have yet to be defined. • Landscape degradation in the south-eastern department increases vulnerability to soil erosion, drought, landslides and floods in the targeted areas. - Environmental risk or natural resources management educational workplans to be implemented - Educational entities in target areas will be participating actively in developing the new tools - Schools personnel will be able to explain the main IRM concepts - Selected schoos will serve as shelter in cases of disasters, for which infrastructure rehabilitation/upgrading and WASH facilities construction will take place • The project will be implemented in the South Department more specifically in the town of Jacmel and in the township “La Vallée de Jacmel”. Selected public schools in Jacmel, Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 240000 343 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -797 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 178 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -2481 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6601 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 190000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 3706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 51040 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross For our baseline, the NLRC/HRC team used the list of temporary shelters of 2018 by the DPC and the OIM to know which shelters were primarily identified by the State to host displaced people. Based on that list, the team decided to evaluate 16 schools to see the needs for rehabilitation, the capacity and the history of each site. The project's baseline showed that the NLRC/HRC could work to rehabilitate WASH/ Shelter infrastructures in 6 schools in the department of the South-East in Haiti. In April 2021, all the schools have been upgraded to serve as temporarily shelter for the Hurricane Season of 2021. This includes 3 schools in La Vallée de Jacmel et 3 schools in Jacmel. In April 2021, all the schools have been upgraded to serve as temporarily shelter for the Hurricane Season of 2021. This includes 3 schools in La Vallée de Jacmel et 3 schools in Jacmel. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-065-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Continuation of the Green Pearls project in La Vallée with the 300K EUR Legacy Funds, 300K DOB Ecology and 300K coMon Foundation received. In addition Tiffany Circle contributes Euro 44,000 for the WEBEE project, implemented by the organisation LEOS. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1028065 -31176 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9897 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -966 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -4501 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -776 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 94 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -96 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49896 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16063 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 229688 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126752 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -230545 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230545 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 310963 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143367 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8078 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113994 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 13940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 209782 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 14207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 13718 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9230 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 13028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 941 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124825 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of beneficiaries of the project 99 people participated in the farm plan (agroforestry + IGA pork breeding farm). 14 women in apiculture and chicken breeding 418 trained in DRR and EWS, 2415 sensitized by HRC 3600 perople provides access to drinking water for human consumption in the community and the 300 schoolchildren NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-065-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Increased resilience of coastal communities to ecosystems’ degradation and disaster risk in the face of climate change, by restoring ecosystem services and enhancing local management of marine natural resources Part of the 4R4R Green Pearl Program in Haiti, the project JELEM, to be implemented in the Corail-Cayemites bay in 30 months, aspires to increase the resilience of coastal communities to ecosystems’ degradation and disaster risk in the face of climate change, by restoring ecosystem services and enhancing local management of marine natural resources. Aimed at mitigating storm surges and hurricanes in low-income rural areas, JELEM’s intervention will focus on coral reef and mangrove ecosystems and the fishing communities of Corail, Pestel and Cayemites communes of the Grand Anse Department living in a key biodiversity area. The projects’ approach, based on an integrated landscape restoration and management approach, encompasses seascape restoration drawing on provisioning and regulating ecosystem-services mainly related with coastal protection and fisheries maintenance. Biodiversity conservation in the face of climate change will be sustainably achieved by simultaneous integrated action with two other main dimensions of development in the Haitian context: sustainable livelihoods strengthening and disaster prevention and preparedness. Cross-cutting elements mainstreamed into the project’s design are gender sensitivity, community participation and ownership, innovation and knowledge management. Corail, Grand'Anse department, Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1848382 -79422 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -17032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 14022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -14022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 47747 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 31675 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -14404 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -31675 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -14022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164217 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 576733 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722258 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -497435 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 497435 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 315886 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -236984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -58465 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 260287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58465 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 34867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140205 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 21814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1539244 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 10478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1539244 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 15295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205633 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 15155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 724 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58465 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 11416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -724 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 724 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 359338 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -724 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 126743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-072 The Netherlands Red Cross The main purpose of the project is to increase access to safe water, sanitation and improved hygiene practices leading to improved health status of the Terekeka community. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 138000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-072-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The main purpose of the project is to increase access to safe water, sanitation and improved hygiene practices leading to improved health status of the Terekeka community. An estimated 5,712,000 South Sudanese women, men and children will not have access to adequate water; sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in 2019. In addition, some 300,000 refugees lack sufficient WASH conditions. The number of people requiring emergency WASH services in 2019 increased by 7 per cent from the previous year, explained by the expansion of WASH data with a higher reliability and more detailed analysis1. WASH needs are the highest in Canal, Fangak and Pibor in Jonglei, Awerial in Lakes, Panyijar in Unity, and Ikwotos in Eastern Equatoria. While Awerial and Fangak remained two counties with the highest WASH needs, they represent a shift from last year that saw Fashoda of Upper Nile, Ayod of Jonglei, Rubkona of Unity and Juba of Central Equatoria. The lack of sufficient WASH infrastructure and availability has an effect on the overall health of the population. Outbreaks of diarrhea, cholera and other waterborne diseases are of high concern. Moreover, women and girls in areas with limited WASH infrastructure face increased risk of harassment, assault and sexual violence when collecting water from remote water sources and using inappropriate communal latrines, and access to menstrual hygiene products. Appropriate and dignified washing locations remain their key need. IDPs in Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites do not have sufficient hygiene and sanitation and are at risk of disease outbreaks in the congested conditions. WASH needs are also high among IDPs in non-camp settings and among their already stretched host communities. This project thus seeks to take an integrated approach; by improving the wash infrastructure and by sensitizing the SSRC volunteers and community on hygiene promotion it aims to improve the health of the population as well as improving the protection of women and girls. This project is complementary to the NLRC/SSRC SGBV project in Terekeka. The project intends to increased access to safe water to 3,000 people through construction of one water yard with four (4) tap stands to serve 2,000 people settled at the populated Koggi centre while the neighboring villages shall river two boreholes to serve 1,000 people based on the SPHERE Standards. Terekeka, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 138000 4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -14852 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -5778 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10654 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17759 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -17764 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100081 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97086 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-038 The Netherlands Red Cross Enhancing Economic Empowerment of Youth Effected by Conflict in South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 600000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-038-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To reduce food and economic insecurity in chronic emergency and enhance well-being for the most vulnerable population in Juba - South Sudan, through increasing economic production and enhancing life skills among the youth in Juba – South Sudan. Cyclical conflict and natural disasters continue to negatively affect the population living in South Sudan. Rural and urban areas of South Sudan face a multitude of challenges as a consequence of combined impacts of prolonged violence and repeated shocks. The population continues to suffer from chronic lack of access to food, loss of livelihoods assets, dysfunctioning markets, destroyed infrastructure among others. The disfunctioning markets have affected the social positioning and well-being of the youth in the society, which results in frustrations hence violence tendencies and misbehaviours among young people. Women are mostly affected by this situation as they are often the first target of violence. - 2,500 youth (50% women) can provide for their own livelihoods through skills and resources acquired from the project. - 2. 5,000 vulnerable youth are better socio-economically integrated (and have developed skills to help them deal with SGBV, SRH and other social challenges). - The Red Cross, vocational training centres and relevant government ministries (Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Labour, Ministry of Education) have capacity to deliver the relevant youth interventions including trainings. 5,000 youth (30,000 individuals indirectly) will benefit from the intervention: - 2,500 youth (50% women) can provide for their own livelihoods through skills and resources acquired from the project. - 5,000 vulnerable youth are better socio-economically integrated (and have developed skills to help them deal with SGBV, SRH and other social challenges). Juba, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 600000 15458 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -15458 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 15458 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -15458 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 15458 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 97 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -679 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1024 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1031 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 18652 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -15361 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 15361 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -203 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2260 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -19654 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2260 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 19654 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -19654 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92640 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 34215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 399909 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69398 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 22939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 192839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 5646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-082 The Netherlands Red Cross Prevention of and response to sexual and gender based violence in Burundi Norwegian Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 89545 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-082-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to the reduction of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) and comprehensive care for the survivors of SGBV Since April 2015, Burundi has faced a deteriarating socio-political and security situation in the pre- and post-electoral period. This period is characterized by disputes and violations of human rights, attacks by armed groups, assassinations and arrests. This resulted in refugee movements to neighboring countries and internally displaced persons. This situation also has serious repercussions on humanitarian needs and living conditions. Due to limited budget allocation of an existing Netherlands Red Cross project, some activities were not fully funded and NorCross has decided to step-in to complement funding Through: - provision of a comprehensive sexual education for youth, especially girls, in the project targeted schools (39) as well as with adults in the community. - Hygiene and dignity kits (menstrual hygiene, cloth for mother and children) to be stored and provided to the survivors when accommodated in the safe shelter. - Small study to better understand some forms of SGBV and barriers to accessing to services (recommendation of the MTR carried out in April 2018) - legal and economic support for survivors (access to more SGBV survivors making this request) which is not only a means of livelihood or access to justice but also a way to help survivors to better cope with distress and regain self-confidence. The project aims to support boys and girls in the age of 15 to 24. The Municipality of Bujumbura The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 89545 110 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -4973 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -988 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 14588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78396 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 74301 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 89759 Incoming Commitment Norwegian Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-074 The Netherlands Red Cross Climate Smart Livelihoods for Resilient communities in Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought 530000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-074-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Resilient Communities through climate smart livelihoods in Kayes, Mali Agriculture is the primary source of livelihoods in Mali, while the country is one the poorest in the world. There exist innovative opportunities to tackle the vulnerabilities to natural hazards and risks, which this project will apply. The project combines climate smart livelihood strategies (CSLS) with disaster risk reduction (DRR) approaches and harnessing the power of data, which together (ICSLS) increase considerably and sustainably the resilience of communities. Communities are better protected, they can better manage risks, and they will grow stronger socially and economically. Direct beneficiaries are: Farmers groups, women groups, household chiefs, women, men and youth of the 27 villages og of the communes of Tafacirga, Sony and Kemene-Tambo. The region Kayes in Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 530000 225180 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1864 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -3422 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44201 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 654 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 97758 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -171158 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 171158 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 85579 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 10864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 327567 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 104827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of direct beneficiaries reached Total number of women reached Total number of men reached directly NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-077 The Netherlands Red Cross Disaster risk reduction in Nabatieh, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 78253 13000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-077-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross DRR support provided to LRCS NLRC supports LRCS in the area of Disaster Risk Reduction GIS technical support, HR support and support of the roll out of the DRR programme in Nabatieh. Lebanese Red Cross Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society Nabatieh, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nabatieh 33.381129 35.482599 Civil unrest Earthquake Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 50000 -864 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -982 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -1029 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 314 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -314 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 432 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 27219 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -29421 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 16848 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 44050 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-077-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross LRC PMER unit will be equipped with project monitoring solution built on Microsoft Dynamics. Planning section is looking for a software to organize and track all running project at LRC. This software will allow the department to track all projects and have more insights to meet projects’ deadlines and requirements requested by the partners. 1. Improving project tracking and documentations 2. Enhancing productivity by saving time searching for information 3. Meeting project deadlines and reporting requirements Lebanese Red Cross Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.8959203 35.47843 Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 28253 4982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1133 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1313 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 13000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 15253 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 15253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 15253 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 11825 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 11825 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-079 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 7 July 2019, heavy rainfall and water from upstream countries of Nepal and India have led to landslides and extreme flooding in Bangladesh. While flooding during the monsoon season is an annual event, continuous rain and flooding in neighbouring Nepal and India have converged in Bangladesh’s two major river systems (Jamuna and Tista) in the north leading water levels to exceed normal monsoon levels and reaching their highest level in 100 years, making the impacts of the event considerably more extreme than annual monsoon flooding. As of 28 July, seven million people in 28 districts have been affected, with 400,000 houses fully or partially damaged, leading to the displacement of over 280,000 people. People are marooned, communities are detached, and approximately 163,000 hectares of crops have been damaged, leading to loss of livelihoods and food shortages. In 17 days, the death toll reached to 114. The floods have disrupted water supplies and sanitation services leading to shortages in safe drinking water and with many families displaced in shelters and with family, living in crowded conditions and lacking access to suitable sanitation, there is considerable risk from waterborne diseases among the affected population. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 300000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-079-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of the monsoon rain, BDRCS conducted awareness campaigns in the affected and threatened districts, assisted local authorities to evacuate people to safe shelter, provided first aid and light search and rescue support. BDRCS has mobilized 575 volunteers and 100 staff in the affected districts. From BDRCS – IFRC joint stock, 3,000 hygiene parcels were distributed and BDRCS has provided more than 20,000 litres safe drinking water in three worst affected districts. BDRSC also mobilized cash to the value of BDT 303,000 (approximately CHF3,400) for each of 10 most affected districts to provide immediate dry food support. In addition, a further 2,500 dry food and another 2,500 standard food packs have been mobilised in four districts. In addition, three rapid needs assessment teams deployed to three regions. To support BDRCS, IFRC allocated CHF 452,439 from its Disaster Relief Emergency Fund. With the support of German Red Cross and Swiss Red Cross they have distributed BDT 4,500 (approximately CHF50) each to 1,000 families in two districts. The overall objective of the operation is to meet the immediate, medium-term and recovery needs of 30,000 families (150,000 people) affected by flooding in 15 most affected districts3 of Bangladesh. The operation strategy is two-pronged: • Meeting immediate, medium-term and recovery needs of communities affected by the current flooding. • Anticipating and responding to additional humanitarian needs during the remainder of the 2019 monsoon season. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-085 The Netherlands Red Cross On 1 September 2019, hurricane Dorian hit Northern Bahamas with winds of up to 185 mph (298 km/h) reaching category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson and equalling the highest ever recorded at landfall. The storm battered the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama for almost two days in what has been described as a stationary hurricane. The Emergency Appeal seeks to support the Bahamas Red Cross Society to deliver assistance and support to 5,000 families (20,000 people) for twelve months. The areas of focus and strategies for implementation include: Shelter (including household items), Livelihoods and basic needs (including Cash and Voucher Assistance), Health, Water, Sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH), Protection Gender and Inclusion (PGI), Migration, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), and National Society strengthening (preparedness for effective response). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 62310 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-085-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge HR support for the Emergency Relief operation in the Bahama's due to hurricane Dorian The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 17818 -11182 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-085-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Coordination of the remote IM support for the Dorian Hurricane response. Coordinate tasks coming from the field and distribute them amongst volunteers to be worked on. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 4493 -3507 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-085-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 26.2 million Swiss francs (increased from 17.3 million) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support The Bahamas Red Cross Society (BRCS) to deliver assistance to and support recovery of 2,500 families (10,000 people1) On 1 September 2019, Hurricane Dorian hit the Northern Bahamas with winds of up to 298 km/h reaching Category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scale. The storm battered Abaco Island and Grand Bahama for almost two days in what has been described as a stationary hurricane. The overall goal of the operation is to provide immediate life-saving and longer-term support for recovery to 2,500 households (10,000 people) affected by Hurricane Dorian focusing on Shelter (including distribution of household items); Health; WASH; Livelihoods and basic needs; Protection Gender and Inclusion, Disaster Risk Reduction, National Society Strengthening and Shelter coordination services in support of the government the following areas of focus and strategy for implementation: Shelter; Health; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion (WASH); Livelihood and basic needs; Protection Gender and Inclusion (PGI); Migration; Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR); and National Society Strengthening (Preparedness for Effective Response) 2,500 families (10,000 people) Bahama The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-067 The Netherlands Red Cross Severe rainfalls and flash floods hit most of the Iranian provinces affecting thousands of people The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 100000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-067-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Severe rainfalls and flash floods hit most of the Iranian provinces affecting thousands of people on 16 March 2019, a widespread flooding began with flash floods and landslides in Golestan Province, subsequently spreading further north and east, causing extensive damage to people, livelihoods and infrastructure. At least 23 out of 31 provinces across Iran are affected. While the exact impact is still to be assessed, it is already apparent that the floods have caused extensive damages and suffering in villages, urban and rural areas. Further heavy rain is expected over the coming days which will likely worsen the situation. Evacuation of a wounded person by Shelter; Livelihoods and basic Needs; and Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI). The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments 150,000 people Iran The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 100000 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-071 The Netherlands Red Cross Tropische Cycloon Kenneth The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 100000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-071-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross During the night of Wednesday 24th to Thursday 25th April 2019, Tropical Cyclone Kenneth went at its closest to the Comoros archipelago, mainly affecting the island of Grand Comore (crossing the island) and causing subsequent flooding in Grande Comore, Moheli and Anjouan islands of Union of Comoros. In response to Kenneth Cyclone, CoRC will focus on usually assessed community needs after similar cyclones like Shelter, household items (HHI), WASH, and Health. the NS has prepositioned HHI in this sector to support a rapid response launch following the impact of the cyclone. Additional items will be likely needed and will be quantified after the detailed needs assessment First aid and evacuation assistance • Shelter • Health promotion and psychological support • Food and non-food distribution • Drinking water and sanitation / hygiene • Restoring family links • Participating in evaluations and coordination of activities Number of people to be assisted: 2,500 people (500 households) – 10% of estimated affected population Displaced Households: 1,750 people from 350 households Host Households: 750 people from 150 host households Comoros The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-084 The Netherlands Red Cross According to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), in the first 30 epidemiological weeks of 2019 in the Americas Region, there were 2,052,914 dengue cases (12,268 classified as severe), including 740 deaths. The number of cases reported is higher than the annual totals reported in the last two years (2017 and 2018). In 2018, there were 560,586 reported cases of dengue and 336 deaths. PAHO has warned that this latest cycle of dengue outbreak in the region is of particularly concern because children under the age of 15 are among the most affected. Additionally, the deadliest of the four serotypes of the virus, DEN-2 is the one currently affected children and adolescents. The ten countries most affected by dengue (highest incidence) are currently: Nicaragua, Brazil, Honduras, Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Paraguay, Guatemala, Mexico and Venezuela. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 150000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-084-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 2,9 million Swiss francs on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support five National Red Cross Societies of the Central American Region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica)1 to deliver assistance to 550,000 people for 12 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies for implementation: Health; Water, Sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) and National Society strengthening. The planned response reflects the current situation of the dengue epidemic in Central America Health and WASH 550,000 people to be assisted. Central Americas The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 9155 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 140845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140845 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-066 The Netherlands Red Cross The effects of below average short rains season continue to be experienced. The effect of short and erratic rainfall compounded with pre-existing fragile coping capacity, the food security situation has deteriorated. Increasing Stressed food insecurity with the situation worsening as a result of ongoing effects of the drought. Some communities are already in IPC 3 with the situation projected to further deteriorate. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 200000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-066-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The effects of below average 2018 October–November–December (OND) short rains season continue to be experienced in many parts of the country. The short and erratic rainfall compounds pre-existing fragile coping capacity, the food security situation has deteriorated in many counties of the country. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) bulletins for January 2019 indicates that 16 counties (West Pokot, Tharaka Nithi, Samburu, Nyeri (Kieni), Marsabit, Mandera, Lamu, Laikipia, Kitui, Kilifi, Isiolo, Garissa, Embu, Baringo, Turkana and Wajir) are currently experiencing increasing Stressed food insecurity (IPC2) with the situation worsening as a result of ongoing effects of the drought. Wajir County is the worst affected in the country with Turkana, Marsabit, Baringo, Samburu and Garissa also experiencing significant deterioration in the food security. Some communities in these affected counties are already in crisis (IPC 3) with the situation projected to further deteriorate. This operation is primarily informed by the 2018 Short Rains Season Assessment (SRA) report which indicated that 800,000 people were in Crisis IPC 3 and require immediate food assistance. A subsequent assessment done in March 2019 by NDMA indicated that 843,900 people are in IPC 3 and a further 267,600 people are in IPC 2 bringing the total food insecure population to 1,111,500 people. As the drought situation worsens, the health, nutritional and psychosocial status of the affected population is negatively impacted especially for families already in IPC phase 3 (SRA, 2018). There is also a risk of increased disease outbreaks due to scarce availability of clean drinking water. Counties at risk of cholera outbreaks (including Tana River, Garissa, Wajir, Turkana, Mandera, Marsabit and Narok) as well those with active outbreaks (including Kajiado) are likely to experience new outbreaks as water scarcity forces communities to resort to poor quality water. The focus of the operation is on Livelihoods and Basic Needs, WASH and Health. 150,000 people to be assisted. Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount of people targeted Total amount of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-073 The Netherlands Red Cross This project entails an agreement between the AutRC, SRC, the CRC, NLRC and the DRC to cooperate to support the Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) in the effective implementation of the project ‘‘PNS Joint Model Support to 2019 Response in Ethiopia´, covering a part of the overall emergency support plan for Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought Flood 10000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-073-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project entails an agreement between the AutRC, SRC, the CRC, NLRC and the DRC to cooperate to support the Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) in the effective implementation of the project ‘‘PNS Joint Model Support to 2019 Response in Ethiopia´, covering a part of the overall emergency support plan for Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 10000 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-076 The Netherlands Red Cross Fightening the drought chronic crises in Somalia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 532500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-076-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Somalia Annual Appeal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 532500 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-081 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the global Red Cross surge system for disaster response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic Storm Surge 28406 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-081-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge CEA Training The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 3208 -2042 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-081-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Trainingen in 2019 voor personen op Surge Roster The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 394 -7606 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-081-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Training on cash distribution programming for support staff of the Lebanese Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1850 -30 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1850 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-081-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge support to Belgian RC: 8000 EUR to Bahamas IM coordinator and 8000 EUR DRC Ops Manager The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 16000 16000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-094 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to response operations of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Indonesia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake 155136 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-094-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck the province of Maluku, near the capital of Ambon, Indonesia on 26 September, affecting over 61,000 HH people and displacing over 166,903 people. At least 31 people have been killed and 179 injured. The affected population evacuated from the coast lines due to the fear of a tsunami, while a week after the initial earthquake, the displaced population has not returned to their homes, do to the multiple aftershocks and fear of destruction. The earthquake caused extensive damage to structures like health facilities, schools and bridges and houses, with nearly 2,700 houses damaged. The primary strategy of the operation is to support those evacuated in Waai and Liang village (and potentially the outer islands), during their emergency evacuation period. PMI has already begun to support these two villages with the distribution of supplies and activities for children, emergency messaging and DRR and Hygiene campaigns. The first week of activities and distributions has proven to not meet the needs in the villages now as the initial assessments are completed, therefore PMI will send additional stocks to cover the remaining families needs, while continue activities for children, and DRR and Hygiene campaigns for 1 month during the emergency evacuation, and return to houses. As there is a risk of disease spreading with limited latrines in the evacuation area, PMI will monitor the health situation, and encourage the use of latrines in peoples homes throughout the day. The IFRC Country Cluster Support Team (CCST) in Jakarta is providing technical support and working in coordination with PMI and supporting communications and media relations needs. affecting over 61,000 HH people and displacing over 166,903 people Maluku- Indonesia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 116568 2434 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37452 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 22535 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49466 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3215 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 49466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-094-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Final top up to MDRID013 Appeal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 23864 22408 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-094-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Private donation towards MDRID013 operation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 14704 14704 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-095 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 2 million Swiss francs (CHF) on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to support the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to deliver assistance and support to some 20,000 people for 12 months, with a focus on the following sectors: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), protection, gender and inclusion (PGI), migration, community disaster preparedness and risk reduction, as well as strengthening the National Society. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 91250 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-095-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 2 million Swiss francs (CHF) on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to support the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to deliver assistance and support to some 20,000 people for 12 months. This emergency appeal operation aims to meet the immediate needs and support the early recovery of the most vulnerable of the affected population by Typhoon Phanfone. A total of 20,000 people will be supported with health, WASH and welfare services, unconditional multi-purpose cash grants, livelihoods, shelter and household items, with DRR actions integrated into the response plan. PRC’s preparedness to respond to future disasters will also be enhanced through the operation. Typhoon Phanfone (known locally as Typhoon Ursula) entered the Philippines areas of responsibility (PAR) on the 23 December 2019 and made landfall the following day, on Tuesday 24 December 2019, at 4:45 PM (local time) in Salcedo, Eastern Sama with maximum winds of 120 kilometres per hour (km/h) and gusts of up to 150 km/h (Category 1). The typhoon then travelled across the country making a total of seven landfalls over two days. a focus on the following sectors: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), protection, gender and inclusion (PGI), migration, community disaster preparedness and risk reduction, as well as strengthening the National Society. 20,000 people for 12 months Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 65000 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -61033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-095-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Support from Dorgelo fund for typhoon Ursula/Phanfone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 26250 1602 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 24648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093 The Netherlands Red Cross Global programme to assist people affected by silent emergencies. This programme is a cooperation with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs to support the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) from the IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 2023500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The risk that protests, and violence may be experienced in the 2020 elections in Burundi Burundi has historically been subject to pre and post electoral tensions with previously experienced unrest, deaths, injuries and population movement witnessed in 2015 which saw more than 300,000 people fleeing to Tanzania, Rwanda and other neighbouring countries. 2000 people Burundi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross A significant increase in dengue cases was observed in the last three weeks of epidemiological reporting (Weeks 47,48,49) in the country and this was furtherly confirmed on the 18th December during the Health Cluster meeting, with 22,003 cases and 60 deaths reported. Children below five years old are 11% of the total caseload and 30% of the total death cases. Dengue outbreaks have affected 174 of 333 total districts (54%) in 22 of 23 governorates of the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Increasing activity of Taal Volcano, which is located on the island of Luzon in Batangas, CALABARZON (Region IV-A). The operation aims to meet the immediate needs of 15,000 people (3,000 families) affected by the Taal Volcano eruptions and displaced to evacuation centres, for a period of three months (until 30 April 2020 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 50000 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross A massive population movement, known as a caravan, departed from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on 14 January 2020. These migration flows have been occurring in theCentral American Northern Triangle since October 13, 2018, when the first caravan of 8,500 people originating in Honduras. massive population movement, known as a caravan, departed from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on 14 January 2020. These migration flows have been occurring in the Central American Northern Triangle since October 13, 2018, when the first caravan of 8,500 people originating in Honduras and caused a humanitarian crisis at the Guatemala-Mexico border. Guatemalan Red Cross aims to continue providing humanitarian assistance in line with its Plan of Action and with Health, WASH and Migration services 2,500 people Guatemala The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross From 11 to 13 January 2020, several parts of Pakistan were hit by heavy rains and snow fall which resulted in flash floods, avalanches and landslides. The DREF operation aims to support the immediate basic needs of food, shelter, water and health of 1,000 families (Baluchistan 500 families, Kashmir 500 families, approximately 7,000 people) in targeted villages of districts in Pakistan Administered Kashmir and Baluchistan through disbursement of multi-purpose cash grants and distribution of household items over a period of three months. approximately 7,000 people Pakistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Extreme weather conditions have hit the West Bank and Gaza Strip starting on Saturday 18/1/2020 including heavy rain floods, winds, and low-temperature cold wave. The heavy rain generated floods in several part of Palestine and thousands of people were affected with many families being evacuated from their homes. The weather events have deeply affected local communities, particularly in the Gaza Strip where thousands of people already remain displaced and live in semi-structured or transitional shelters or tents due to loss of their homes during the recent escalation in hostilities. For the first time in the Gaza Strip, the temperature approached zero at night at a time where it is not possible to operate the heating systems due to electricity cuts. Furthermore, gas stations in the Gaza Strip had insufficient fuel to provide to people to operate their own generators. Additionally, vendors providing cooking gas had insufficient stock. The population in West Bank and Gaza Strip will receive support to cope with the effects of the cold wave through the provision of household items and emergency shelter. 10,000 the West Bank and Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of November 2019, Rwanda has increasingly experienced heavy rains, affecting most parts of the country. As a result, many rivers across the country received huge levels of rainwater and overflew along their courses, causing flooding in Ngororero, Nyabihu, Nyamasheke and Rusizi districts in Western province, Musanze and Rulindo districts in Northern Province, and Gisagara district in Southern province Extensive flooding and windstorm were registered in Gisagara District and observed in other districts including Gasabo in Kigali City, Gisagara, Ngoma and Nyagatare District in Eastern Province. This led to extensive destruction of houses and crops. 4,210 people (842 households) Rwanda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross heavy rains are affecting most of Somalia States and territories since 20 April 2020, including South West, Jubaland, Banadir, Puntland, and Somaliland, causing rivers to overflow and triggering floods that have resulted in casualties and damage. focus on immediate needs of HHI, Health and Hygiene promotion for 1500 households (9000 people)1 in Qardho-Bossaso. This will be done through the provision of safe emergency shelter, provision of HHI 9000 people Somalia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Rainfall continues heavily until July, with episodes of more than 50 mm in 24 hours in all areas currently affected or in other parts of the country, resulting in massive displacement of people and destruction of infrastructure and property. The operation includes the provision of support for basic needs support through cash and voucher assistance The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Between 22-24 June 2020, Ukraine’s western regions have been ravaged by heavy rainfalls and flooding. The most affected have been western parts of the Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi, Zakarpattia, Ternopil and Lviv regions. Muddy, overflowing rivers washed away bridges and roads, flooded several dozen villages and cities, destroyed power lines and dams. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross After a famous Ethiopian pop star/activist was shot dead on June 29, protests broke out in the capital city Addis Ababa and in Oromia region, the homeland of the singer, heightening ethnic tensions in the country. The protests are ongoing and have turned violent, killing close to 200 people to date, and displacing hundreds of families. Police and military forces are deployed in key locations to try to control the situation. Internet has been shut down since the start of the demonstrations and movement is restricted. The most affected areas are the city of Addis Abeba and 40 woredas in eight (8) zones in Oromia region: Arsi, West Arsi, East Hararghe, Jimna, West Shawa, Finfine, Bale and South West Shawa. DREF operation is being requested, with initial focus on support for further needs assessments, household item (HHI) distribution to displaced population in Oromia as well as the provision of psychosocial support (PSS) and first aid (FA). The result of the assessment will inform an operation update to include the full operational strategy. Addis Abeba and 8 zones in Oromia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross On 13 July 2020, a heavy hailstorm hit the city of Gyumri, Armenia. this was an unprecedented hazard in its volume and mainly due to the fact that it also affected the urban areas, besides the rural territories. Within a couple of hours, the hail blocked the sewage systems and the rain waters flooded the streets, houses, shops and other facilities The Armenian Red Cross Society will provide immediate assistance to the 600 most affected households (approx. 2,670 people) through the provision of unconditional cash and voucher assistance, as well as in-kind relief goods to cover their basic needs and to help people cope with the consequences of the hailstorm. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross During the month of April, Yemen has experienced heavy rains which caused flash floods in different governorates of the country requiring immediate assistance The overall objective of this operation is to meet the immediate needs of 2,500 households (17,500 people) affected by the impact of heavy rain and floods in 3 Governorates Hajja, Lahj and Aden through the distribution of Household items which will be replenished with this DREF operation. 17500 people 3 Governorates Hajja, Lahj and Aden The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The city of Uvira, centre of the eponymous territory, in South Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), experienced heavy rainfalls that caused floods in the whole city and its surroundings during the night of 16 to 17 April 2020 Through a multipurpose cash assistance to cover the most urgent needs for 3,000 households to cover their basic needs (including food, water, wash needs and households items replenishment as per household needs) through unconditional cash transfers through Mobile Money using the service of Orange, an FSP contracted by the IFRC. 15.000 people Uvira, South Kivu The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Cyclone Amphan made landfall on the coastal of West Bengal on the afternoon of 20 May 2020 (Wednesday) at Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (VSCS) intensity, leaving low-lying areas drenched, and continued to track toward North-eastern India by way of Bangladesh. As the situation is unfolding, Red Cross volunteers are expediting communication to vulnerable communities, activating community task forces, disaster preparedness committees, last minute checking of the equipment in cyclone shelters. Volunteers are reaching out to the vulnerable spots where inundation and tidal surge can damage the habitation, and those are prone to torrential rain and strong wind.Cyclone warning messages and instructions from SDMA, District Authorities, IMD information are disseminated through community siren warning, word of mouth, public annoucements system. Rapid assessments made by the branches determine the needs could be dry food, health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), shelter material (tarpaulin) and other household items. At least 50million people in at-risk areas North-eastern India The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Severe weather warning for heavy rainfalls and flash flooding, including possible landslides are expected in Rakhine, Sagaing and Chin states based on DMH forecasts. the low-pressure front had formed in Southeast Bay of Bengal and adjoining Southwest Bay of Bengal where it was expected to intensify into severe cyclone category. On 18 May 2020 according to DMH information at 13:30 local time, the system strengthened to super cyclonic storm with intensity of category 5 (wind speed of over 155 mph), heading towards eastern India and Bangladesh. The indirect impact is expected in Myanmar on 20 May 2020. The overall objective of this Imminent Operation Plan is to disseminate ample warning to communities and enable early actions to prepare for the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Amphan. 100.000 people Severe weather warning for heavy rainfalls and flash flooding, including possible landslides are expected in Rakhine, The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Continuous heavy rains resulted in mudflows. In total, 7 mid-scale mudflows and floods have occurred throughout Tajikistan. The overall operational objective is to provide relief assistance to 338 households (1,690 people) through household items to cover basic needs and additionally to 72 affected households (360 people) with unconditional cash grants whose houses have been totally destroyed, damaged, flooded and lost their home properties and belongings 1690 people Tajikistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Hpakant Township, in Kachin state experienced heavy rainfall for several days, then early morning on 2 July 2020, at 7:30 am local time, rainwater caused saturation of the soil at the jade mining area in Wai Khwar village, Seik Mu village tract and causing an erosion of land and mudslide down to the jade mine pit. The mudslide further triggered a formation of large wave of mud sweeping miners who were working in the mine pit, burying many of them under the thick layer of mud. Many of the miners were of daily-waged internal migrants from different parts of Myanmar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross A total of 4,000 households of 20,000 people in Mandalay are affected by the rapid onset flood that was caused by a broken geological sedimentary dike1 on 19 July 2020. Mandalay is an administrative division in central part of Myanmar and lies on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwady River. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 426000 26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -26000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 426000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-093-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross Unearmarked contribution to the IFRC DREF Q3 & Q4 2020 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 597500 36467 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 561033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561033 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-105 The Netherlands Red Cross Support the Hellenic Red Cross and the Turkish Red Crescent to deliver assistance and support to people fleeing the conflict zones with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation implementation: shelter, livelihoods, water and sanitation, health, and migration. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 799931 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-105-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To support the Hellenic Red Cross and the Turkish Red Crescent to deliver assistance and support to some 120,000 people for 9 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: shelter, livelihoods, water and sanitation, health, and migration. As the situation in Syria becomes more serious and unpredictable, the risk of newer and sudden influxes of people fleeing the conflict zones keeps escalating. Turkey sees increased pressure on its border in Syria with hundreds of thousands of people ready to cross it, given the continuing hostilities in Idlib. The EU has pledged more support for Greece, with the EU’s Frontex border agency planning to deploy additional personnel and equipment to support the Greek police. For months already, Greece’s reception and asylum system for refugees and migrants has been stretched beyond its capacities, a situation further exacerbated by the continuous and increased number of new arrivals. In total 115,000 migrants and refugees remain stranded in Greece, of whom around 41,200 are on the islands of Lesvos, Samos, Chios, Leros and Kos, in reception centres designed for 5,400 people. The overall objective of this operation is to support the National Societies preparedness and response activities to meet the humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable migrants crossing to Turkey, and further moving to Greece, Bulgaria, Albania, Cyprus, Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Aegean, Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas in alignment with Red Cross principles, procedures and commitments. 120.000 people regional The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 500000 469484 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-105-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of the Population Movement Appeal, to support the Hellenic Red Cross with optimizing the consolidation of reports from the Mobile Clinics to HQ; and to support HRC with setup of procedures and tools for a Cash program to support refugees on Lesbos. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 53403 1440 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2618 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1906 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11232 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16761 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 31648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31331 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31331 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53403 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-105-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021 - continuing To support the Hellenic Red Cross and the Turkish Red Crescent to deliver assistance and support to some 120,000 people for 9 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: shelter, livelihoods, water and sanitation, health, and migration. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 246528 -212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 231481 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 231228 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15030 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-108 The Netherlands Red Cross The conflict in the Lake Chad region is one of the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet. Seven years after the beginning of the crisis, the humanitarian situation remains serious in an are already affected by epidemics, floods, significant underdevelopment, poverty and the effects of climate change. Women, young people and children are the main victims.This situation has been exacerbated since 2018 by the actions of various armed groups(AG), such as armed attacks, looting, threats, etc., which have contributed to the intensification of violence, the polarization of conflicts, and the forced displacement of thousands of Nigerien populations. The programme aims to support in the areas of health, food security, livelihoods and protection for the affected population. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought Flood 582287 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-108-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting the Niger Red Cross Society (NRCS) to deliver assistance and support for 90,000 people (increased from 50,000 people) for 36 months (extended from 24 months), with a focus on the following areas: livelihoods and basic needs, Health; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WASH), Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI); and National Society Development (NSD). The second revision of this Appeal enhances National Society Development component and an extension of the targeted geographic area. With the extended timeframe and geographic scope, this second revised Emergency Appeal has now a 1.5 million Swiss francs funding gap. The revised budget has been increased due to the persistent and growing needs of the affected population facing food insecurity and with WASH and health needs. The extension will enable the National Society, with support from the IFRC, to continue the dissemination of epidemic prevention messages, provision of safe water and adequate latrines for an additional 12 months. 90,000 people The growing health risks have demanded for an expansion in the geographic coverage of operations from the three districts of the region of Diffa to Guidan Roumdji department of the Maradi region that hosts a total of 40,000 Nigerian refugees The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 85200 5200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 80000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-108-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Continuity of CBS mechanism in Senegal through Croix-Rouge de Belgique this project has been designed to test an early warning mechanism regarding epidemic-risk diseases, complementary and integrated in the national public surveillance system, based on a float of volunteers equipped with cell phones to report on a digital platform called Nyss. Senegal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 17837 -17837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 17837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 17837 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-108-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Niger is currently being affected by the worst food security crisis of this decade, with 4.4 million people in need of immediate humanitarian assistance. This crisis is in the context of continued deteriorating security in the Sahel region, which further aggravates the socio-economic vulnerabilities of the population. Food insecurity crisis. The Food Insecurity Crisis Emergency Appeal aims to support the RCSN in responding to the hunger crisis by saving lives and protecting livelihoods of the most food-insecure people. The Emergency Appeal (EA) will be focusing on high impact activities such as cash distributions, support to farmers and pastoralists, saving groups and nutrition support. Considering the significant impact of food insecurity on the most vulnerable and exposed groups, coupled with the deteriorating security situation in Niger and continuous population movements, activities will be very sensitive to protection issues through a mainstreamed protection gender and inclusion (PGI), and community engagement approach. 283,830 People (40,547 households) Niger The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (Draft operational update 10/01/2023) This document is not available online yet, but can be found under key documents. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-108-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Sahel Cluster Operational Plans of 2021 and 2022 NLRC funding source: Block Grant 2018-2021 - Chronic Crises The rapid deterioration of the Sahel crisis has driven humanitarian needs across the region to unprecedented levels. In 2020 a new record high of 24 million Sahelians in need of life-saving assistance and protection due to conflicts, climate shocks, chronic vulnerabilities, and endemic poverty1. This situation led more people than ever before to flee their homes. In the Sahel, climate change, food insecurity, poverty, conflict, and violence have converged and are overwhelming the lives of millions of people. Mounting humanitarian need is the most visible symptom of the triple peril of severe-weather related disasters, poverty and insecurity plaguing the region. COVID-19 has made the situation even worse. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 319500 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087 The Netherlands Red Cross The 2018/2019 rain season was characterized by low rainfall and prolonged dry spells which negatively affected the agriculture sector, particularly crop and livestock production. The government of Zambia through the ZVAC undertook an assessment of the impact of the drought situation on different sectors during the month of May 2019. The food security situation is estimated to likely deteriorate during the lean season. The official report highlights that 1.7 million people are currently food insecure and this figure is projected to increase to 2.3 million between October 2019 and the end of the current consumption period, March 2020. Of the total population, 1,840,000 people are in crises (phase 3) and 410,000 people are in emergency (phase 4). Southern, Western, North western and parts of Eastern provinces are the most severely affected. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 1257036 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 7,7 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support four National Societies in Southern Africa (Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Namibia) to deliver assistance to 81,000 people (16,200 households) affected by a worsening drought for 14 months with a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the operation. worsening drought for 14 months a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs. 81,000 people (16,200 households) Southern Africa (Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Namibia) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 300000 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -281690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall Operational objective is to provide support for basic needs including food (through cash-based interventions (CBI); Health, WASH; restore and strengthen livelihoods for 9,510 household in the Southern and Western provinces for a period of 18 months. The 2018/2019 rain season was characterized by low rainfall and prolonged dry spells which negatively affected the agriculture sector, particularly crop and livestock production. Livelihoods and Basic Needs, Health, WASH and PG&I. The ZRCS proposes to support a total of 57,064 individuals (9,510 HHs) Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 161250 11250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The 2018/2019 rain season was characterized by low rainfall and prolonged dry spells which negatively affected the agriculture sector, particularly crop and livestock production. The government of Zambia through the ZVAC undertook an assessment of the impact of the drought situation on different sectors during the month of May 2019. The food security situation is estimated to likely deteriorate during the lean season. The official report highlights that 1.7 million people are currently food insecure and this figure is projected to increase to 2.3 million between October 2019 and the end of the current consumption period, March 2020. Of the total population, 1,840,000 people are in crises (phase 3) and 410,000 people are in emergency (phase 4). Southern, Western, North western and parts of Eastern provinces are the most severely affected Livelihoods and Basic Needs, Health, WASH and PG&I. 57064 people (9510 households) Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 320000 5493 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 84507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5493 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -84507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5493 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 84507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14038 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 215962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300469 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Drought Response - Provision of unconditional Emergency Cash, Promotion of Climate Smart Agriculture, Water and sanitation and Malnutrition screening A combination of prolonged, severe drought in the Western and Southern provinces of Zambia over the past two rainy seasons in 2017 and 2018, and floods in the north, have increased hunger, with more than 2.3 million people across the country were severely food insecure through to April 2020. Zambia is currently facing an acute food insecurity situation with 58 districts in at least IPC 3 phase classification The main focus intervention areas are:  Cash distribution (selected beneficiaries ) for 4 months  Climate smart Agriculture  Water and sanitation at community and school level  Early detection of acute malnutrition in children under 5 years  Monitor and evaluate – assessment / beneficiary re-identification , real time evaluation (RP2 – lessons learnt for improved response of this operation and any future interventions, end line evaluation) Kalabo District has 23,816 people targeted out of a total 87,565 affected population in the district. This accounts for 27.2% of the affected population in the district The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 368966 -489 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5545 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -489 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85455 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333594 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248139 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 267968 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-087-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 7,7 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support four National Societies in Southern Africa (Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Namibia) to deliver assistance to 81,000 people (16,200 households) affected by a worsening drought for 14 months with a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the operation. worsening drought for 14 months a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs. 81,000 people (16,200 households) Southern Africa (Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Namibia) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 106820 6520 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100300 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054 The Netherlands Red Cross Global programme to assist people affected by silent emergencies. This programme is a cooperation with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs to support the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) from the IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Storm Surge 1924500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rains in the recent weeks have caused major flash floods in 12 governorates in Yemen, forcing the displacement of people who have lost their properties and livelihoods. YRCS deployed volunteers in the branches to support immediate relief assistance and conduct needs assessments in the most affected communities. Many people have lost houses, assets, and some of them have lost everything, including food and kitchen items. At this stage, the main priorities in needs are related to shelter, essential non-food items and livelihoods. Health is also a major concern because of the potential deterioration of the cholera outbreak in many of the affected areas The operation will focus on the following activities: 1. Provision of Shelter-related household items (HHIs): YRCS will provide immediate relief items to 2,000 households most affected by the floods. This will include procurement of 8,000 blankets (4 per household), and procurement of 2,000 kitchen sets (1 per household). 2. Provision of WASH-related household items: YRCS will distribute 2,000 hygiene kits (one per household) and 4,000 jerry cans (2 per household) to the most affected households Yemen - den, Marib, Taiz, Hajja, Ibb, Al Bayda, Al Jawf, Dahmer, Rhymah, Lahj Hadramaut and Sa’ada. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the DREF in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 319500 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross The Higher Defence Council announced in mid-April that informal settlements built by Syrian refugees with material other than timber and plastic sheeting must be dismantled before June 9, 2019. Following the announcement, a decision was taken by the Arsal Municipality in cooperation with the Lebanese Armed forced (LAF) to enforce the announcement made by the Higher Defence Council. Arsal is a remote town in the Bekaa Valley in Northern Lebanon, that has embraced and welcomed the largest number of Syrian refugees regardless of the negative effects the displacement has had on all the aspects of the town. This decision by the Higher Defence Council will have an impact on around 4,000 households who live in informal tent settlements (ITS) built with material other than timber and plastic in Arsal (Rose1, 2019). The objective of this operation is to provide emergency shelter, NFIs, food, and WASH assistance to 561 vulnerable households in Arsal who are at risk of evacuation and directly affected by the Lebanese Armed Forces’ decision to demolish their current shelters. The LRC will assist the households by ensuring their transportation and their belongings from the semi-permanent ITS to the temporary shelter, providing them with the basic needs. As for the dismantlement of the semi-permanent ITS, LRC will pay for daily workers to help the households to remove the debris resulting from the dismantlement. 2,805 people (561 households) Arsal is a remote town in the Bekaa Valley in Northern Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people assisted Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Considerable flooding from 5th - 7th June 2019 triggered population movement and displacement in three (3) counties (Nyamlel, Aweil centre town and Gokmachar) of the former Northern Bahr el Gazal State of South Sudan. The raging floods resulted to substantial destruction of houses, road networks and destroyed the livelihoods of 10,892 households This emergency plan of action is based on the assessed current humanitarian situation of the flood affected population and families, the need to meet their immediate needs as well as ensure positive coping mechanisms for the most vulnerable, especially women, girls, children, the elderly and those with disabilities and special needs. The South Sudan Red Cross will continue to monitor the situation given the high predictability of further flooding in the region between July and October, meaning this plan of action would be revised based on the caseloads and changing context. In an event of further displacements, there is the likelihood that this plan will be extended to cover additional period not more three months, until October 2019. SSRC will ensure that all planned actions are aligned with national and state flood response and recovery framework of Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management and coordinated with UN Agencies and other active partners responding to similar events in the region. Shelter and WASH 34,560 people (5,760 households1) - Direct targets: 15,300 people (2,550 households) - Indirect targets: 19,260 (3,210 households) three (3) counties (Nyamlel, Aweil centre town and Gokmachar) of the former Northern Bahr el Gazal State of South Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross According to EPHI, the latest report on Cholera outbreak response, indicate that the transmission of Cholera outbreak is likely to continue across Ethiopia due to poor awareness, low level of sanitation facilities and less improvement on positive behavioural change towards the control of diarrheal diseases. The same report indicated that provision of water purification chemicals, Social mobilization to create awareness and Ambulance service for early case treatment at the nearby health facilities will be priority concerns in Cholera outbreak response. Safe water and sanitation coverage is still a concern in many parts of the targeted regions. To control the Cholera outbreak transmission that the affected population still needs, the provision of drinking water, water purification chemicals, social mobilization activities for awareness creation. According to UNICEF in Ethiopia 60 to 80% of communicable diseases are attributed to limited safe water and inadequate sanitation and hygiene services. Diarrhoea is a leading cause of under-five mortality in Ethiopia with at least 70,000 deaths a year i.e. 23% of under-five deaths1 Health, WASH 350,000 people. (70,000 households) The most affected of all seven regions in Ethiopia: iOromia (360 cases, 41%), followed by Amhara (202 cases, 23%), Afar (131 cases, 15%), Addis Ababa (125 cases, 14%), Somali (33 cases, 4%) and Tigray (19 cases, 2% The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross A powerful earthquake jolted several parts of Pakistan on Tuesday at 4:02 pm (Pakistan time), particularly areas of Pakistan Administrated Kashmir, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Earthquake severely affected Jatlan of District Mirpur, Pakistan Administrated Kashmir (PAK). According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), the 5.8- magnitude earthquake struck at a shallow depth of 10km with its epicenter lying 1km southeast of Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir. According to the preliminary information, 38 casualties and more than 646 injured people have been reported. The high intensity earthquake also caused severe to moderate damages to houses, buildings, and other infrastructure in District Mirpur - 7,004 houses have been partially damaged while another 1,619 houses have been reported to be fully damaged. The main road in Mirpur – Jatlan along the Jatlan Canal has been damaged causing partial damage to 150 vehicles, and another 50 fully damaged. Total affected households are 8,619 families consists of the number of houses partially and completed damaged in two districts – Mirpur and Bhimber. Livelihoods and basic needs, WASH and PG&I Number of people to be assisted: 3,500 (500 families) Pakistan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of targeted people Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross On 8th September 2019, Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) confirmed four (4) cases of cholera in the Blue Nile State. Further on 19th September, an additional 124 suspected cholera cases were reported with seven (7) deaths: 6 in the Blue Nile and 1 in the Sennar States. The Ministry of Health (MoH) identified the White Nile, Gedaref, Sennar, Kassala and Khartoum as States that have the highest risks of cholera outbreak2. On 22nd September the number of suspected cholera cases reached 1583 and continued to rise reaching on 25th September 187 cases, including eight (8) deaths reported in the Blue Nile and Sennar States. Health and WASH Number of people to be assisted: 144,000 representing 24,000 Household Sudan - Blue Nile. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rainfall in Senegal has caused extensive damages in Rufisque and Guédiawaye departments in Dakar Region and Kaolack department in the Region of the same name (See annex for map of affected areas). Starting on 10 September 2019, the rains continued through to 17th but by 15 and 16 September, the cumulated flood waters started causing widespread flooding in Dakar and Kaolack regions. The flooding has led to widespread destruction of livelihoods, as farms fields have been washed away. About 408 persons (about 46 households) were obliged to flee their houses and seek safety in dry places. The Senegalese Red Cross Society (SRCS) in collaboration with local authorities conducted a rapid assessment on 17 September 2019. Shelter, Health and WASH 4500 people Senegal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Dry hot conditions continue to prevail across Somaliland, leading to rapid deterioration in rangeland resources as well as access to water and food security across Somaliland (FEWS NET Feb 2019).The consensus forecast released at the end of August 2018 by the Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum (GHACOF50), indicating a greater likelihood of normal to above-normal Deyr (Oct-Dec) rainfall, did not materialize. Indeed, the Deyr rains started late and were significantly below average across most of the country, with large parts of central Somalia and some parts of northern Somalia receiving 25 to 50 percent of average rainfall according to IPC 15/02/2019. Driven by the impacts of below-average Deyr seasonal (October to December 2018) rainfall and large-scale destitution and displacement from the 2016/2017 drought and protracted conflict, more than 1.5 million people in Somalia are expected to be in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse through June 2019. In addition, 903,100 children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished in 2019, according to findings from the post-Deyr seasonal assessment conducted in November and December 2018 by FNSAU As such, SRCS will be targeting 5,100 people1 or 850 households in Xagal (Woqooyi Galbeed) and Baki villages (Awdal). A community-based approach will be used for targeting the people in need of this DREF operation. This will help to identify the most vulnerable people already in IPC phase 4 emergency situation. The number of households targeted in each village was informed by the numbers provided in fig 1.1 above, where there are more households in IPC 4 in Awdal than in Woqooyi Galbeed. As such, the NS has decided to target approximately 70% of the affected households in Baki, and some 58% of those affected in Xagal to ensure a positive impact of this response in these communities. Reducing food consumption gaps, Eradicating acute malnutrition rates, Saving lives and protecting livelihoods Number of people to be assisted: 5,100 Total number of people affected: 1.5 Million 19 branches spread across the country (6 in Somaliland, 3 in Puntland and 10 in South Central) with two coordination offices located in Mogadishu and Hargeisa. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of assisted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Continuous heavy rains resulted in mudflows and floods countrywide between 1 and 7 June 2019. In total, 10 mid-scale mudflows and floods have occurred throughout Tajikistan. 1350 households (6,750 people) were heavily affected in Khatlon province (Vose, Farkhor, Temurmalik, Pyanj and Khuroson districts), Sughd province (Devashtich, Isfara, Penjikent and Knibodom districts) and in Direct Ruled Districts (DRD) Rudaky and Fayzobod. At least 4 persons were killed in Khuroson, Penjikent and Pyanj. The mudflows repeatedly hit the same locations (in Farkhor and Vose) on 6 June 2019. Around 650 households were evacuated to neighbouring villages into safe places i.e. schools, mosques and relatives’ houses, and have already returned to their houses. According to the results of the preliminary assessment conducted by the National Emergency Response Commission in the affected areas, as of 7 June 2019, the total number of residential houses with structural damages caused by mudflows and floods stands at 1,350 households in 1,000 houses1, out of which 354 houses are heavily damaged and destroyed, 272 are partially damaged and another 374 houses are mudded. The number of destroyed and heavily damaged houses may increase, once the detailed assessment has been completed. Mudflows and floods The overall operational objective is to provide relief assistance to 550 affected households (2,750 people), out of which, 300 households (1,500 people) will be provided with household items, kitchen items and hygiene kits (for 15 days) and 50 affected households (250 people) - whose houses have been totally destroyed, damaged, flooded and lost their home properties and belongings – will be provided with unconditional cash grants. All targeted 2,750 people living in the affected communities will be covered by hygiene promotion activities and distribution of information materials. The operation will be completed within three months. Number of people to be assisted: 2,750 (550 households Tajikistan - Khatlon province (Vose, Farkhor, Temurmalik, Pyanj and Khuroson districts), Sughd province (Devashtich, Isfara, Penjikent and Knibodom districts) and in Direct Ruled Districts (DRD) Rudaky and Fayzobod. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of assisted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Two major earthquakes’ epicentres were recorded in the east of Itbayat, Batanes while the latest was in the east of Basco, Batanes. In total, 13 aftershocks were recorded as at 11:19am on the same day on 27 July 2019. PHILVOCS reports that the strongest intensity was Intensity VII (destructive) that was felt in Itbayat, Batanes following the 5.9 magnitude earthquake past 7:00am in the mornin The Philippine Red Cross has already deployed assessment teams and is mobilizing stock including tarpaulins, mosquito nets, a water treatment unit and bladders to the affected areas. The DREF operation will cover the costs of mobilizing human resources as well as replenishing stock and equipment to provide 300 households (1,000 people) with emergency shelter, safe drinking water, emergency hygiene promotion, health promotion, temporary latrines, psychosocial support, and multipurpose unconditional cash grants to the most vulnerable affected population in Itbayat, Batanes due to the earthquakes. Since there are adequ Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, WASH, Health and PG&I 1000 people Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross The floods and landslides were triggered by a heavy and continuous downpour that was experienced on 1st August 2019 from 10:00pm until the next morning on 2nd August 2019. The raging floods resulted in substantial destruction of houses, road networks and destroyed the livelihoods of approximately 896 households (5,381 people) The raging floods resulted in substantial destruction of houses, road networks and destroyed the livelihoods of approximately 896 households (5,381 people) Shelter, Helath and WASH. Number of people to be assisted: 1,800 (300 households) Freetown in Sierra Leone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross zimbabwe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The floods in Dar es Salaam have caused displacement, injuries, the death of two children, destruction of water & sanitation facilities as well as livelihood assets and increased prevalence and risks of vector transmitted, and water borne diseases. As a direct effect of the ongoing floods, a total number of 21 confirmed Cholera cases were reported by 20th May, with an additional 7 new cases reported between 20th and 22nd of May. One person has died from Cholera on May 22nd. As of 22nd May 2019, a total of 23 new confirmed Cholera cases were reported from Dar es Salaam This DREF operation will provide assistance to the 500 most vulnerable households (2,500 people) who require urgent humanitarian assistance following the floods in Dar es Salaam. The targeted households will be supported with HH items , WASH and Health interventions. Further needs assessments will be conducted and might lead to this operation being adjusted based on new findings and depending on if/how the rains will continue over the coming weeks. Shelter, WASH and Health 7,800 people (1,560 households) Dar es Salaam - Tanzania The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of targeted people Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Since April 2019, the security situation in the north-western part of Nigeria has deteriorated, particularly in the states of Zamfara, Sokoto and Katsina with the emergence of new militia armed groups. According to the Nigerien authorities, attacks by these armed groups began with cattle thefts in Katsina State, clashes between farmers and herders of different ethnic groups and vigilantism (self-justice In response to this situation, the authorities in Maradi region of Niger and Katsina State of Nigeria set up a mechanism to combat these armed groups through cross-border transhumance management. Unfortunately, the situation rapidly deteriorated as these armed groups changed their modus operandi by favouring kidnappings and instilling fear amongst the local population thus the influx continued to grow. As a result of the increased violence, approximately 20,000 people were forced to flee to the neighbouring Guidan Roumdji department of Niger. On 9 June 2019, during a meeting held at the governor’s office in Maradi, UNHCR revealed that the newly arrived refugees from Nigeria have experienced outbreak of extreme violence unleashed against civilians, including the use of machete, kidnappings and sexual violence. community health and WASH. 15,000 people1 (2,143 households) - 10,817 refugees (1,546 households) - 4,183 people (597 households) from host Dan Kano Bassira Chawagui Tankama Guilbadi Garin Gado The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal of the DREF operation is to provide immediate lifesaving and emergency shelter support to 3,600 most vulnerable people (400 households) affected by the windstorm surge in the Upper River Region (URR) and the Central River Region (CRR) of The Gambia. The operation mainly focuses on 300 families whose houses were fully and 100 families with partially destroyed homes. The final verification and registration of these 400 households will be conducted to target the most vulnerable among the affected 950 families who have either partially or completely lost their homes. The current operational strategy is to ensure that urgent shelter and other households priority needs of the 400 most vulnerable households are provided and/or met as soon as possible to avoid further deteriorating shelters of already affected households.. As such, this operation will implement activities in the areas of shelter and WASH, in a bid to contribute to efforts of preventing from further deterioration of the living condition, safety and dignity of affected people by providing them with the necessary and urgent support to conduct repairs on their damaged houses. Under the WASH component, the activities planned to be implemented under the EPoA includes Sensitization on hygiene promotion, provision of soap and sensitization on hand washing practices. WASH related items will also be provided to support households to properly store water for household use. Shelter, WASH 3,600 people (400 households) Gambia - (5) regions in the Upper River Region (URR) namely; Jimara, Tumanna, Wuli East, Wuli West and Sandu districts as well as two districts of Central River Region (CRR) namely Upper Fulado East, Upper Fulado West and Niani, The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross In early August, a forest fire started in the department of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, which has increased the sources of accelerated burning. According to the most recent OCHA report (2 September 2019)1 on the fires, a total of 1,917 families in 18 municipalities in Santa Cruz department have been affected and 521,000 hectares of forest and 726,000 hectares of grassland have been damaged. On 17 August, the Santa Cruz departmental government issued a decree to mobilize human, technical and logistical resources to address the forest fire As the Government of Bolivia has requested assistance in fighting the fires, which is the current priority for the State, an emergency declaration was not issued. The forest fires Health, Livelihoods and basic needs and Wash People targeted: 3,350 people. Bolivia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Fire Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted number of people reached Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Mali, which is already heavily affected by various crises (food insecurity, security, political tensions, etc.), experienced heavy rainfall starting on 24 August 2019. By 27 August, the previous three consecutive days of rainfall began causing extensive damages in in Koulikoro, Timbuktu, Kidal, Mopti and Ménaka regions of Mali. From the initial assessments conducted by Mali Red Cross Society (MRCS) on 28 August 2019, at least 6,474 people or 1,729 households have been affected by the floods with severe consequences on the livelihoods of families as food stocks have been washed away by the flood water. Some 845 houses are reported to have been destroyed, leaving hundreds of people homeless. They are currently staying in some schools and host families. Affected people face food insecurity, due to the destruction of farm fields and loss of cattle resulting from the floods. Besides, the risk to see waterborne diseases increasing is high, as most wells have been submerged by the flooding. This situation has led to very limited access of water in the affected areas. It is also feared that stagnant waters may favour the proliferation of mosquitoes and lead to an increase in malaria cases Therefore the affected people do need support in the following areas: • Food insecurity • WASH • Health • Food insecurity • WASH • Health Number of people to be assisted: 4,000 people or 800 households Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of the current dengue outbreak in the Americas, Colombia has reported 84,664 cases of dengue and 919 cases of severe dengue. As of Epidemiological Week (EW) 35 2 (25 to 31 August 2019), the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) indicated that Colombia has the second highest incidence in this new cycle of the epidemic. The cases have been centred in the departments of Meta, Tolima, Huila, Santander, Norte de Santander, Casanare, Cesar and Antioquia, which represent 66.2% of cases nationwide. This outbreak has caused 169 deaths in 2019 according to Colombia’s National Institute of Health’s EW 35 Epidemiological Report. At the national level, from EW 8 of 2019 onwards, the epidemic curve is above the upper limit for expected cases compared to what has been historically observed (2011 to 2018), placing the country in a new epidemic cycle. In terms of the epidemic profile 4.4% are male; 25.6% with severe dengue are children under five years of age; and 1.3% are Indigenous and 1.5% are Afro-Colombians. Dengue is endemic in Colombia transmission commonly occurring in 778 municipalities, a historical circulation of the four serotypes of the virus and epidemiological peaks every three years (2010-2013-2016). In response to the increase in cases from EW 42 in 2018 to EW 35 in 2019, reported as of the 31 August, Colombia is in a state of alert with higher than expected cases in the departments of Meta (Villavicencio), Huila (Neiva), Cucuta (Norte de Santander), Casanare (Yopal), Tolima (Ibagué) and Santander (Bucaramanga) Health and WASH Number of people to be directly reached: 10,500 Number of people to be reached indirectly: 900,000 Colombia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount of targeted people Total amount of reached people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross DPRK is suffering from droughts that have occurred consecutively in recent years. In 2014, a dry spell that persisted for over 18 months caused drought, affecting agricultural production and access to water, and left 18 million public distribution system (PDS) dependents at risk of food insecurity, malnutrition and illness. In June 2017, the Government declared a national emergency following a dry spell that affected key food producing provinces in the south-west of the country. The 2017 dry spell stressed the early season crops and constrained planting and early growth of main season crops. The Government mobilized communities and resources to provide irrigation, to reduce any impact from the dry spell. In 2018, emergency response was declared due to unusual high temperature and drought. The response of the Government and Red Cross Society of DPRK was focused on preserving the crops from the heatwave and drought like weather conditions. DPRK is suffering from droughts that have occurred consecutively in recent years. In 2014, a dry spell that persisted for over 18 months caused drought, affecting agricultural production and access to water, and left 18 million public distribution system (PDS) dependents at risk of food insecurity, malnutrition and illness. In June 2017, the Government declared a national emergency following a dry spell that affected key food producing provinces in the south-west of the country. The 2017 dry spell stressed the early season crops and constrained planting and early growth of main season crops. The Government mobilized communities and resources to provide irrigation, to reduce any impact from the dry spell. In 2018, emergency response was declared due to unusual high temperature and drought. The response of the Government and Red Cross Society of DPRK was focused on preserving the crops from the heatwave and drought like weather conditions. Detailed assessment • Deployment and operation of 15 mobile water pumps • Procurement of relevant items for proper maintenance of mobile water pumps • Training volunteers and community people on the usage and maintenance of mobile water pumps • Procurement of spare tires for vehicles used for transportation of mobile water pumps • Mobilization of DPRK RCS staff, PDRT members, volunteers including insurance, and per diem • IFRC operational support including logistics, procurement, detailed assessment, monitoring and reporting • Additional activities, including WASH and Health, will be considered and planned based on the assessment findings • Distribution of family tents for cover for the farmers and RC volunteers operating the mobile water pumps • Deployment and maintenance of water onion tanks • Lessons learned workshop Number of people to be assisted: 22,129 DPR Korea The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of assisted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross From 1 January to 6 July 2019, 115,986 dengue cases have been officially reported nationwide through the Philippines Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (PIDSR), an 86 per cent increase from the 57,564 cases reported over the same period in 20181. Also reported are 491 deaths compared to 317 deaths for the same period last year. On Monday, 15 July 2019, the DOH has declared a national dengue alert amid the surge in reported cases of the mosquito-borne viral illness. Region III, X, XII and Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) have exceeded the alert threshold whereas, region IVA, V, VI, VIII and IX have exceeded the epidemic threshold. Health and WASH Number of people to be assisted: 121,800 Number of direct and indirect beneficiaries, together: 300,000 Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of targeted people Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0035 The Netherlands Red Cross Thousands of protesters filled the streets of major cities across Lebanon as part of nationwide demonstrations over deteriorating economic conditions and new austerity measures. The demonstrations began on October 17, Thursday evening, and continued till date. Schools, universities, banks, public and private institutions, and offices have been closed as ongoing protests paralysed movement by blocking major roads across the country. The call to protest came through various social media platforms as the government discussed hiking taxes and introducing new fees, including a 0.20 levy per day for WhatsApp calls. Protesters quickly responded to the requests as activists called for gatherings at Beirut Downtown and other major cities. 1 The number of people to be assisted is the total number of affected people reached by LRC to date, in addition to an estimation  of potentially affected people to be reached by LRC if the ongoing protests continue with the same frequency and intensity.  Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) Lebanon: Civil Unrest Page | 2 The protests began peaceful then shortly deteriorated on Monday October 21, following to the announcement of the Prime Minister on a package of reforms to tackle the crisis. The announcement did not meet the protesters’ demands causing a spike in mass protests and nation-wide strike. Army troops and security forces deployed across the country and protesters clashed with the Internal Security Forces (ISF) and the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) while trying to reach to the Council of Ministers. ISF used tear gas and rubber bullets to push back demonstrators away from the area. This resulted in many injuries among all parties involved. On October 29, the clashes escalated, leading to a scale up in security measures taken by the ISF and LAF. Shortly, the Prime Minister announced his resignation which eased the tensions for a while, but then scaled up again later in the evening, leading further intense clashes. Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross The ongoing rainy season in the Far-North Region resulted in a break of the bank of the Logone river in the Far-North Region, which separates Cameroon and the Republic of Chad (See map of affected areas in Annex 1). The heavy downpour on 4 October 2019 resulted in rising water levels and inundated the neighbouring communities. Authorities registered up to a 30m rise in water level between end of September and 4 October 2019, which caused serious flooding in the Maga Sub-Division, affecting the following communities: Nohoye, Pinfoung, Koundouma, Guiding, Sarahara, Lahai, Guirvidig, Dawaya, Gounmi and Mourna. Due to lack of shelter, the inhabitants of these villages sought refuge on dikes. Currently their basic food sources are the fish from the inundated river and other animals that were caught by the flood. River water is the population’s unique source of water, used to meet their day to day domestic needs (cooking, dishwashing, bathing, etc.). While, water points, which are flooded as well, are still frequented by some families. There are no toilets and the population closest to the river will decline evacuating the dikes. Faeces could be found in the immediate surroundings as well. There is a risk that drinking water sources could be contaminated with floodwaters, which have higher levels of bacteria. Contaminated floodwaters increase the risk of waterborne diseases, such as cholera. Already a number of cholera cases have been identified in the communities of Karhay, Gane, Zouwaye, Datchek, Yagoua, Zebe (located in the Yagou sub-division)1 therefore raising the possibility of an epidemic outbreak. As the river has overflowed, there is a risk that agricultural activities and livelihoods may be impacted in Far North, where over 70% of the population living in this area are farmers. The effects on agriculture may further exacerbate food insecurity in the region. Communities living along the Logone river are reluctant to be relocated to safer areas. Shelter, Health and WASH. 2303 people Cameroon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 25000 1526 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 23474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23474 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0033 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rainfall has been observed in parts of Cote D’Ivoire in the month of October 2019. On 11 to 13 October 2019, the rainfall intensified and resulted in flooding in six cities (see Table 1 below); Abidjan, Aboisso, Grand Bassam, Ayamé, and Man causing significant damage and loss of lives. In Ayamé the river overflowed its banks resulting in all commercial districts and Ākobo village to be flooded. Similarly, in Alépé, river flooding was experienced affecting communities along the river. A total of 12,900 people (2,150 households) have been affected, 202 homes completely submerged, 72 houses destroyed, 32 people injured, and 12 deaths. Most of the 12,900 flood-affected people have lost their necessities, such as food and non-food items. More than 612 people are also homeless and relocated to host families or temporary sites. Several latrines and septic tanks were washed away and a health centre has also been flooded. Main water sources (wells and water sources) were flooded and contaminated. Aboisso is a cholera hot spot and therefore there is a high risk of waterborne diseases Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health and WASH. Number of people to be assisted: 3,000 or 500 households Cote D'Ivoire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0032 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 16 September 2019, almost daily protests have taken place in Port-au-Prince and surrounding provinces. Fuel shortages have sparked riots and have led to interrupted water supplies, while people have struggled to find fuel for their generators, stoves, and vehicles. Blockages have affected water supply and access to medical services and supplies Health Number of people to be assisted: 1,500 Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount number of targeted people Total amount number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Nigeria - Election Preparedness. It is anticipated based on the previous five elections (1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, and 2015) a total number of two million (2,000,000) people are likely to be affected from 26 states (out of 36) classified as medium to high risk, these are: Sokoto, Niger, Kwara, Imo, Akwa Ibom, Lagos, Katsina, Jigawa, Kogi, Osun, Oyo, Edo, Ekiti, Zamfara, Ogun, Borno, Yobe, Adamawa, Kano, Benue, Rivers, Kaduna, Nasarawa, Plateau, Abia, and Bauchi. There are two main lessons learnt from the previous 2015 election: One lesson learnt is that more geographic divisions were impacted by election violence then were planned for (5 divisions). Consequently, the number of target divisions has increased by one. In addition, there were funding constraints to accommodate the additional divisions as NRCS was not aware that there is a possibility to receive a second allocation for the DREF. In the event there is a need to scale up, NRCS will request for a second allocation. According to the latest risk analysis, 2,000,000 are projected to be at-risk of violence. The NRCS caseload they can cover is 300,000 of these projected to be at-risk. The DREF operation is expected to support up to 300,000 people. Many of the affected people are likely to be those attending rallies during the campaign period and those participating in the voting process on the polling days. After the elections, if there is dissatisfaction among people with the outcome of the election results, violence may affect many people (including women, children, residents, security officers, electoral officers) and the affected will be provided with assistance by the NRCS volunteers and staff. The NRCS will target the most vulnerable populations, such as; women, children, disabled, and elderly (amongst others). Health, 300,000 - Particularly the most vulnerable groups; women, children, disabled, and elderly (amongst others). 15 states which include Sokoto, Niger, Kwara, Imo, Akwa, Ibom, Lagos, Katsina, Jigawa, Kogi, Osun, Oyo, Edo, Ekiti, Zamfara, and Ogun The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross On 15 January 2019, due to the outbreak of Influenza A (H1N1) virus in Mongolia, the State Emergency Commission meeting was called. The Ministry of Health stated that Influenza A cases were confirmed to be H1N1 in the end of December 2018 and since then it had rapidly spread within a short period of time. By January 2019, 9 districts of Ulaanbaatar city and 11 provinces have been spread to outbreak, ranging from 11-23.5 per cent with a national average of 10.6 per cent of total outpatient examinations. From the total number of Influenza cases, 30.9 per cent are children aged 0-1 year, 26.5 per cent children aged 2-4 years and 14.1 per cent children aged 5-9 years. As of 3 January, the outbreak became higher than three years’ average and four deaths have been registered in January. The situation has worsened, and the risk of outbreak rapid increase is high in urban areas due to several factors including air pollution, high population density, extremely cold temperatures dropping lower than -40oC and socioeconomic situation of households. It must be emphasized that due to poor air conditions in Ulaanbaatar2, the infants and children in the city are most exposed and vulnerable to the outbreak3. The air pollution is mainly caused by coal combustion of individual households which mainly emits PM10, PM2.5 pollution that increases during the cold season that continues from October to April. The fatality risk is high due to the Ulaanbaatar City air quality is 133 times worse than WHO standard level. For the last 10 years, incidences of respiratory diseases increased 2.7-fold in respiratory infections per 10,000 population. Children aged 0-5 years are the most vulnerable, pneumonia becoming the second leading cause of death of children aged 0-5 years. In 2018, the pneumonia death among children increased by 40 Health. The operation aims to directly reach 30,935 (10 per cent of the total number of elementary school children, ages 6 to 10 years) through Influenza and pneumonia prevention and health promotion activities and 9000 parents of under 5 and kinder garden children will be reached through public awareness campaign. The indirect reach will be 111,366 parents and family members of the elementary school children. Mongolia - 21 provinces and 9 districts The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of assisted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross On Sunday 16th December 2018, some villages in the Province of Mai-Nambiar, Democratic Republic of Congo, neighboring the district of Makotimpoko in the Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) were affected by inter-ethnic conflict. The fighting has resulted in 400 fatalities and the destruction of property. A large number of the population of the conflict affected areas were forced to cross the river Congo and find refuge in several localities in the Cuvette (Konda and Youmba) and Plateaux (Makotimpoko, Bouemba, Patrick) areas in Congo-Brazzaville Families stress that apart from the issues around land ownership, this conflict is directly related to the presidential elections in DRC. The elections that took place on the 30 December have exacerbated the situation with further increases in unrest following the announcement on 10 January that the opposition candidate has provisionally been declared the elected president Health and Water, sanitation and hygiene The DREF operation intends to assist a total of 500 displaced households (i.e. 3000 people) with special emphasis on people with special needs, including • Elderly; • Female headed households • Unaccompanied children • Pregnant women • Women with children under the age of five Province of Mai-Nambiar, Democratic Republic of Congo, neighboring the district of Makotimpoko in the Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0037 The Netherlands Red Cross As per UNICEF-Djibouti Humanitarian Situation Report No. 1 on Flood response, dated 25 November 2019, Djibouti suffered three days of heavy rains and floods affecting the entire country to varying degrees. Initial estimates indicate that over 30,000 to 40,000 families (150,000-250,000 people) have been somewhat affected by the floods. These numbers were echoed in a second report issued on 28 November by the Government of Djibouti-Ministry of Interior and UN Djibouti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross For the past week, Iraq has been witnessing mass civilian protests that have led to clashes between protestors and security forces, involving in some cases a high degree of violence, leaving dozens dead and thousands injured. Iraq has been rocked by days of protests, as thousands of mostly young people have been demonstrating in different parts of the country due to unemployment and poor public services and demanding national reform. Large scale demonstrations began on 1 October 2019 following the curfew imposed by authorities and the cut of internet access in many cities, putting Iraq daily in a situation of uncertainty. Large protests have taken place in the capital Baghdad and spread to other cities such as Basrah, Amara, Al Nasiriya, Al Diwaniya, Samawa, Babel and Najaf Health Number of people to be assisted: 25,000 Iraq The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0040 The Netherlands Red Cross On 29 November and 3 December, landslides were recorded in the districts of Mbale and Bududa in Eastern Region of Uganda. The landslides were a result of prolonged heavy rainfall, which caused flooding and soil erosion; affecting 380 households. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the DREF operation is to meet the immediate Shelter, WASH, Livelihood, Health and Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI) needs of 835 people (208 households) affected by the ongoing floods in Rorya and Musoma Rural districts in Mara region in Tanzania. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 20000 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0038 The Netherlands Red Cross On 2 December 2019, a cyclonic formation started to form in the south eastern Indian Ocean. On 5 December 2019, this cyclonic depression was named Tropical Cyclone Belna and its trajectory threatened two islands of the Union of Comoros, namely Anjouan (population: 38,944) and Mohéli (population: 50,854). As the intensifying tropical cyclone heads for the north-western parts of Madagascar, it is expected to bring extensive amounts of rain and strong winds onto Comoros starting 08 December 2019. Shelter, WASH and Health Number of people to be assisted: 1,000 people (200 households) Comoros The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 20000 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross Arising from high-water levels in rivers Niger and Benue and heavy rainfall, Cross River, Kogi, Niger, and Taraba States have experienced flooding from 21 to 27th September 2019. On the 21st and 22nd September, there was a high peak (see Figure 1) in the water levels for River Niger and Benue which affected some communities in the above-mentioned States. Indeed, some 18,640 people (3,104 households) are affected by these floods in 54 communities while some 4,485 people (746 households) are currently displaced due to the flood waters. Following these floods, the State Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) was activated on the 22nd September 2019. According to the State Coordinator of the State SEMA, seven Local Government Areas (LGAs) located along Rivers Niger and Benue have been severely affected with over 90 percent of Ibaji community been fully submerged. Over twenty camps have been set up for the flood affected households. Table 1 indicates the number of flood-affected individuals for each state due to river flooding. Livelihoods and basic needs, WASH Number of people to be assisted: 10,000 people or 1,667 households Nigeria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0042 The Netherlands Red Cross The DRC's Ministry of Health declared a measles outbreak in the country on 10 June 2019, presenting it as the deadliest outbreak in the country since the 2010-2011 outbreak which caused at least 210 deaths according to Médecins Sans Frontières. A such, this response is being proposed due to insufficient capacities on the ground, as government and other partners are now overwhelmed with the extension of the epidemic to all provinces of the country, to support immunization campaigns which have been moved forward to November and December 2019 due to the emergency situation. Indeed, between January and August 2019, measles infected more than 145,000 people and killed 2,758 people; more deaths in seven months than the EVD in one year as reported by the Ministry of Health. 15000 people DR Congo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-054-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross This DREF operation is being launched in anticipation of the arrival of the Tropical Cyclone (TC) Belna, which is currently a Category 3 Topical Storm, as it tracks down southwest across the Mozambique Channel. TC Belna is likely to intensify in advance of making landfall on Sunday, 8 December 2019. According to current forecasts shared by PIROI, Tropical Cyclone Belna was located at 9.6 South / 47.5 East, 1510 km in the north-western tor of Reunion Island and 440 km in the north-eastern sector of Mayotte. As of 7 December, maximum winds are estimated to be 120 km per hour, however, predictions are that the Belna will strengthen as it tracks towards Madagascar’s west coast. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 20000 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-090 The Netherlands Red Cross 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Albania at 3:54 AM local time, centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, at a depth of 10 km (6 miles). It was followed by a second earthquake of 5.4 magnitude at 07:10 AM with the epicenter around Durres (34 km northwest of Tirana). At least 21 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit the Tirana area of Albania in the early hours of 26 November. The quake is believed to be the biggest for decades - damage to buildings and infrastructure is severe. The Albanian Red Cross has deployed doctors, first aiders and 160 volunteers, who are working at hospitals and at a tent camp at a football stadium in Durres, providing medical care, first aid, psychosocial support, food, water, hot drinks, blankets and hygiene items. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 110000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-090-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Albania at 3:54 AM local time, centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, at a depth of 10 km (6 miles). It was followed by a second earthquake of 5.4 magnitude at 07:10 AM with the epicenter around Durres (34 km northwest of Tirana). At least 21 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit the Tirana area of Albania in the early hours of 26 November. The quake is believed to be the biggest for decades - damage to buildings and infrastructure is severe. 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Albania at 3:54 AM local time, centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, at a depth of 10 km (6 miles). It was followed by a second earthquake of 5.4 magnitude at 07:10 AM with the epicenter around Durres (34 km northwest of Tirana). The Albanian Red Cross has deployed doctors, first aiders and 160 volunteers, who are working at hospitals and at a tent camp at a football stadium in Durres, providing medical care, first aid, psychosocial support, food, water, hot drinks, blankets and hygiene items. A total of 10,000 people will be supported with health, WASH, unconditional multi-purpose cash grants, livelihoods and shelter (household items) activities. 50,000 people are planned to be assisted through community based DRR and health activities Albania The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 110000 6714 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 103286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103286 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-092 The Netherlands Red Cross The March – April – May 2018 rainfall season resulted in floods in many parts of the country. The March-April-May 2018 rains season ended in June 2018 in many parts of the country though some areas continued to receive. Increased inflows resulted in dam spillages the worst being the Solai Dam in Nakuru collapsed resulting in 47 fatalities and displacement of 283 households. The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) dams of Kiambere, Gitaru, Kamburu, Kindaruma and Masinga dams begun to spill on the 17th May 2018 resulting into further flooding in parts of Garissa, Tana River and Kitui counties. The operation aims to provide immediate assistance to cover the needs of 30,000 households (HHs) (150,000 people) displaced in 15 counties (Tana River, Garissa, Turkana, Wajir, Isiolo, Kilifi, Mandera, Marsabit, Kajiado, Kitui, Kisumu, Taita Taveta, Homa bay, Makueni and Baringo) by providing life-saving assistance for a period of six months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 230000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-092-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 2.5 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) to deliver assistance and support early recovery to 150,000 people in 29 counties affected with floods for a period of 12 months. Heavy rainfall continues to be experienced in most parts of the country affecting about 31,564HHs (approx. 189,384 people), with 5,249 households displaced, 90 persons reported dead and over 26,277 livestock deaths and 2,540 acres of farmland destroyed. a focus on the following areas: Shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI). 150,000 people in 29 counties Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 230000 14038 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 215962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 215962 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-107 The Netherlands Red Cross Alleviating food insecurity and developing capacity in Central African Republic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 382800 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-107-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Alleviating food insecurity and developing capacity in CAR. The Central African Republic is currently the scene of one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Since the end of 2017, the upsurge in violence in the country has continued to exacerbate the humanitarian needs of already vulnerable communities and has caused massive population displacements. Many factors have led to the depletion of food stocks and an increased dependence on humanitarian aid. Consecutive years of reduced production, combined with the loss of purchasing power have led to a sharp drop in agricultural production as well as unsuitable and insufficient food consumption by vulnerable populations. The food insecurity situation in the Central African Republic is alarming, with 1.9 million people experiencing severe food insecurity (Integrated Food Security Classification Framework, October 2018) and 4 out of 10 children suffering from chronic malnutrition. The intervention will provide a rapid and inclusive response in an integrated approach based on humanitarian principles to address the hunger threat with consolidation of peace to those affected in all targeted districts through provision of safe drinking water with resilient infrastructures, a safer environment and community empowerment for recovery. 3,000 IDPs from the 3rd & 7th districts of Bangui and Bimbo are more food secure and less vulnerable to waterborne diseases. 3rd & 7th districts of Bangui and Bimbo, CAR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 382800 -20 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -51 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -941 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 928 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -46369 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -928 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 876 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30096 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 3049 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -799 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -5634 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1786 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29964 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -271894 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49547 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 3686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49547 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 271894 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -49547 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 382800 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 665 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Data from the 2nd midterm report NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-089 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this operation is to provide assistance to 44,918 flood affected people in 12 of the 16 affected cities for a period of 18 months. Cities such as Bakala, Mobaye, Kouango, Bambari, Kaga-Bandoroand Boucaare areas that continue to bear the brunt of the crisis as armed groups remain present. The ICRC is ready to support the CRCA teams during the activities in some of these areas within the limits of its capacities and evolving security constraints. Items and financial resources will be made available by the IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 220000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-089-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this operation is to provide assistance to 44,918 flood affected people in 12 of the 16 affected cities for a period of 18 months. Cities such as Bakala, Mobaye, Kouango, Bambari, Kaga-Bandoro and Bouca are areas that continue to bear the brunt of the crisis as armed groups remain present. The ICRC is ready to support the CRCA teams during the activities in some of these areas within the limits of its capacities and evolving security constraints. Items and financial resources will be made available by the IFRC. Diluvian rains fell in several parts of CAR causing significant floods. The rains continued throughout the national territory and several rivers emerged from their beds, causing floods in Bangui and other cities a focus on the following areas of focus and strategy for implementation: on Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion (WASH), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Protection Gender and Inclusion (PGI) and National Society Strengthening 44,918 flood affected people in 12 of the 16 affected cities for a period of 18 months. Cities such as Bakala, Mobaye, Kouango, Bambari, Kaga-Bandoro and Bouca are areas that continue to bear the brunt of the crisis as armed groups remain present The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 220000 13427 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 206573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13427 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -206573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13427 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 206573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206573 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-088 The Netherlands Red Cross On Tuesday, 29 October 2019, a series of strong earthquakes struck Tulunan, Cotabato, Mindanao. The first strong earthquake was recorded at 6.6 magnitude and was felt at 9:04 AM (local time), with 7km depth focus. A second significant earthquake was recorded at 6.1 magnitude and was felt at 10:42 AM with a 9km depth focus. As of 11:00 AM, there had been 23 earthquakes recorded by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology PHILVOCS). PHILVOCS reports that the strongest intensity was intensity VII (destructive). Damages and aftershocks are expected. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 135000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-088-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of CHF 1,850,000 on a preliminary basis to enable the IFRC to support the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to deliver assistance and support to some 35,500 people for 14 months, with a focus on shelter, livelihoods, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, gender and inclusion, migration and disaster preparedness, through strengthening the National Society, ensuring effective international disaster management, influencing others as a leading strategic partner, and ensuring an effective IFRC. The Appeal budget also includes CHF 32,200 to support the IFRC’s role as convenor of the shelter cluster coordination. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. Shelter. Livelihoods and Basic needs, Health, WASH and PG&I 35,500 people The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 135000 8239 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 126761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126761 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-097 The Netherlands Red Cross High temperatures and prolonged dry conditions have resulted in unprecedented bushfire activity across the states of New South Wales (NSW) since early November 2019, in Victoria (VIC), Western Australia (WA) and South Australia (SA) since early December 2019, and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) in January 2020. At least 34 people have died as a result of the bushfires and the impact upon air quality is estimated to have affected millions. An estimated 5,900 residential and public structures have been destroyed. Loss of wildlife is estimated to have surpassed 1.5 billion losses, along with tens of thousands of livestock. Due to prevailing drought conditions over all affected states during 2019, agricultural and horticultural sectors will be impacted well into the long-term. So far, approximately 61,000 people have been supported through the bushfire emergency response across the following areas:•Community outreach. •Psychosocial First Aid (PFA) provision and training. •Relief coordination and distribution (food, water and hygiene items). •Support to evacuation centres and services. •Emergency cash grants(800 payments made as at 23 January 2020). •Restoring Family Links (known as“Register. Find. Reunite”in Australia). •Public messaging and tools for bushfire and heatwave preparedness The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Fire 1341941 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-097-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross A contribution to the Disaster Relief and Recovery fund of the Australian Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Australian Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Fire Response Material relief assistance and services 1341941 199692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 199692 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1142249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1142249 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-102 The Netherlands Red Cross Ivory Coast: climate resilience The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 2026857 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-102-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Vulnerable members in rural communities in Dimbokro (children <5, women in reproductive age) and communities benefit from improved health status and sustainable and productive livelihoods. This will be reached through sustainable landscape management, to result in climate smart livelihoods. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Nationale Postcode Loterij Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1782397 -89034 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -15192 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2768 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -36116 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 39697 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1725 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -29398 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 7131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1019141 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -1100505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 9480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157820 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 79358 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -12959 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24500 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -1000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25500 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 11740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -24500 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 17439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234774 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 16965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24500 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 18998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1449656 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 459166 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1449656 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 8960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1076000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1076000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -1076000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 36178 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1442000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-102-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Provide technical support to the NPL -CRCI as implementing partner on the NPL project in Dimbokro for the duration of the project. To ensure that the IFRC 4 returns 4 resilience approach is applied and adapted to the local context The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 15000 15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-102-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC 510 to support CRCI in analysing landscapes: identifying (potential) benefits, ecosystems and their requirements, interconnections between ecosystems, and potential threats to, and vulnerabilities of, ecosystems and biotopes - Mapping and monitoring of relevant areas with a special emphasis on lakes and reservoirs, gold mining, remnants of tropical rain forest, rivers and streams, areas with tree monocultures. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 27459 -978 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1108 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -5074 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10148 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5074 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12541 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 12541 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -12541 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 1701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-102-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross IFRC Livelihoods Resource Centre will support remotely in the technical aspects of outcome 2, in the form of 1 months support to the program, with possible travel to the country each year. Gema is the main technical advisor from the Spanish Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 12000 -6000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100 The Netherlands Red Cross To support IFRC to deliver assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, with a focus on risk communication and community engagement, services provision and National Society preparedness. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 37740153 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross A one-off donation of 15M from Heineken to the global international emergency appeals launched by the IFRC to support its humanitarian activities. https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/3972#reports Unearmarked donation to reach the most vulnerable people in countries that are aleady facing humanitarian emergencies or instability, armed conflict and violence and at the same time are now challenged with the Covid-19. countries that are aleady facing humanitarian emergencies or instability, armed conflict and violence and at the same time are now challenged with the Covid-19. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Heineken Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 15000000 15000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000000 Incoming Commitment Heineken The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To support IFRC to deliver assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, with a focus on risk communication and community engagement, services provision and National Society preparedness. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 800000 -3004695 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3755869 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 751174 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross HR Support Caribean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Volksgezondheid, Welzijn en Sport Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 57354 -54000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34854 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 54000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -34854 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34854 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7041 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Volksgezondheid, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 6220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution from 3FM Pneumonia Campaign to support national societies to take prevention measures. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 58973 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -58973 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -58973 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -85 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -124 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -10000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -110 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -140000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 5976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross This project addresses the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in Haiti. Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Swiss Embassy Haiti Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 94420 -435 Incoming Commitment Swiss Embassy Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross -1338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6609 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 18317 Incoming Commitment Swiss Embassy Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross 12275 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 75201 Incoming Commitment Swiss Embassy Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross 75536 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Aruba To help many vulnerable people in need By providing information on health and Covid-19 related issues, providing healthcare, food for homeless, elderly and migrants To vulnerable people like elderly and ondocumented migrants without access to healthcare in Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 216857 -16014 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16014 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -16014 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 90372 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 60408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -25036 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -75000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 4569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 145286 34541 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39786 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross -7 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 7 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 8684 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5245 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9688 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9688 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Bonaire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 93019 23750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 22566 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 2741 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26830 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -26830 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9028 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20175 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9028 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire -9028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 27500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Saba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Saba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 56823 -6172 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Saba -7702 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1530 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 33567 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -33567 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 33496 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Saba 33496 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 29500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Saba 39500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Statia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Eustatius Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 25679 6179 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6179 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Eustatius 5469 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5469 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Eustatius 29500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Pandemic Preparedness delegates Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 110314 3087 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -125677 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -64 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33238 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9941 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127730 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the COVID-19 response plan of the Palestine Red Crescent in Lebanon. The Lebanon branch of the Palestine Red Crescent (PRCS/L) is the only mandated secondary health care service provider for the 500.000 Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon, and they are facing extreme challenges to maintain the delivery of these mandated services. UNRWA used to be one of the main donors of PRCS/L, covering 85% of the costs of patient referrals to the 5 hospitals PRCS/L is running. However, due to funding challenges UNWRA on 1 March officially communicated to PRCS/L that they will reduce the coverage of these referrals to a minimum. This has a massive impact on the ability of PRCS/L to sustain the life-saving services provided in their 5 hospitals. The current economic crisis in Lebanon is exacerbating the already vulnerable financial situation of PRCS/L; with an unpegged exchange rate and the capacity of suppliers deteriorating, not being able to maintain bid validity at government rate, the capacity of PRCS/L to sustain the regular supply of consumables and life-saving equipment to their hospitals is impeded heavily. From their mandate, PRCS/L enjoys full acceptance, respect and access within the areas under their jurisdiction, providing services in the Palestinian camps and its outskirts. With regard to their COVID-19 response plan, PRCS/L is the main coordinating actor between Palestinian factions and stakeholders in Lebanon, and they are working closely together with the Lebanese Red Cross. LRCS and PRCS/L have set-up protocols for transportation of COVID-19 cases (agreed with PLO, Palestinian embassy, UNRWA and other Palestinian authorities within the camps). This means PRCS/L will facilitate access to LRCS ambulances inside the camps for transportations. PRCS/L themselves have 17 ambulances and their EMS staff and volunteers will be trained by Emergency Medical Teams of LRCS, in case PRCS has to start doing quarantined transportations. Currently the focus is on containment, working risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) activities within the camps, informing people about the importance of screening, isolation and treatment, and ensuring that in close coordination with LRCS and UNWRA suspected patients are transported to the designated hospitals outside the camps. An epidemic outbreak within the camps would go beyond the capacity of PRCS/L. If this would happen, PRCS/L could use their 5 hospitals as treatment places, isolating and designating an area of the hospital for monitoring and treatment of moderate COVID-19 cases. At the same time, PRCS/L will continue RCCE activities in the communities on handwashing, social distancing, recognising symptoms and home-based care. Palestine Red Crescent in Lebanon and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 309250 1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5242 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5242 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5242 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 159250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 168500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 9707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross COVID-19 project 510 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 743500 -225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17600 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9522 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -394 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -757 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -11863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -13208 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12736 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12736 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -22567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -757 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3240 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1710 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28508 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28508 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 22567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13852 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12736 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 18253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3240 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1710 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13208 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28508 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -66329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4320 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 120123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 743500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6740 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross This intervention will support South Sudanese Red Cross (SSRC) to contribute to prevention of COVID-19 transmission in South Sudan’s main hub, Juba. The overall goal of SSRC is to contribute to the prevention and control of COVID-19 community transmission through increased knowledge among health care workers and Red Cross volunteers; and improved preventive COVID-19 hygiene behavior by the vulnerable population. South Sudan can expect a massive impact within a matter of weeks if no effective measures are taken early in the COVID-19 outbreak, unless effective suppression and control measures are enacted in all areas with active outbreaks. The risk of further COVID-19 importation to South Sudan has been assessed to be high. Activities included in this response focus on trainings of volunteers on WaSH and Health, hygiene promotion, improving access to safe water and public health awareness raising. The overall targeted beneficiaries for this intervention is 85,000. Juba, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 138006 -2370 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2370 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 77 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -3318 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6720 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -3323 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3323 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1751 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25148 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113462 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -117000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 24945 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -109429 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 61163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 109427 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138010 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS COVID-19 Response will focus on the training of staff and volunteers; disseminating key public health messages through activating volunteers at a community level applying alternative approaches in lockdown situation, the use of social media, and protecting the EMS staff and volunteers through the provision of PPEs as well as the preparedness of various PRCS hospitals to be used as quarantine or even treatment centers in an advanced or complicated scenario. Relief and PSS activities will address areas not reached by other partners and target the most vulnerable communities. As any pandemic, COVID-19 operations shall begin and end in communities; who shall be engaged and trained and prepared to a quick and easy spreading virus. Hence, PRCS relies on its long-standing policy and strategy of Decentralization and Resilience of communities. The added value of having the largest spread in the oPT through volunteers, branches and sub-branches will support the response plan operations of COVID-19. PRCS mobilizes all of its assets and human resources to achieve its objectives and reach the last mile. On 31 December 2019, the Government of China reported a cluster of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause in Wuhan, Hubei Province. A novel corona virus was identified and has been named COVID-19. On 30 January, World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a public health emergency of international concern. On March 11, WHO declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. As of 6th April, a total of 246 Palestinians have been confirmed to have COVID-19, 234 in the West Bank (excluding East Jerusalem Palestinians), and 12 in the Gaza Strip. Only one person died from COVID-19 on 25 March in the West Bank until April 6th . The majority of people do not present critical symptoms and 23 people have recovered. While the current number of people detected in the oPt remains low, this may reflect the limited testing capacity. Contact tracing has been initiated for all confirmed cases. (Source: WHO) Although the Palestinian Authority (PA) has taken strict measures early enough, and was able to some extent to contain the situation and prevent rapid spread of it in the oPT, stopping at around 100 cases; the real challenge started when the Palestinians workers in Israel started coming back to oPT after the spread of COVID-19 where the cases so far are more than 7000. The total number of workers amount to more than 45000 worker, and the PA is struggling to receive them, making tests for them and ensure the quarantine measures are taking place; especially as the cases among them have started to increase in tens. The PA fears a widespread of COVID-19 in the oPT that cannot be dealt with, given the Palestinian MoH incapability of dealing with hundreds of cases due to the lack of the needed capacities in the available hospital, that would lead to a collapse in the health system in Palestine. The capacities of the MoH as indicated in their latest report for WB and GZ include: a total of 375 ICU beds, and 295 ventilators only. Therefore, the Government of Palestine is taking the strictest measures at the earliest stages possible. In light of the above, the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas extended the State of Emergency in Palestine for 30 days starting April 6th. This was accompanied by stricter measures on the various levels, such as movement hours, testing cases, etc. The number of cases continues to grow, and the threat of further spread within the region and globally remains high. The COVID-19 outbreak and response has been accompanied by a massive “infodemic” that makes it hard for people to find trustworthy sources and evidence-based guidance when they need it. Understanding of this virus and the resulting outbreak is rapidly evolving. Information gaps have led to misconceptions, stigmatization, rumours and uncertainty that are currently partially filled by speculation in scientific and public communities, contradicting evidence-based health information and, in extreme cases, stopping people from protecting themselves and undermining the correct health seeking behaviours. To ensure a rapid, efficient and coordinated response, the PRCS focuses on the following components: 1. Preparing and protecting EMS, hospital and primary health clinic staff. 2. Awareness and dissemination of key public health messages and psychosocial support. 3. Provision of 15000 food parcels to vulnerable families including labourers returning from Israel. 4. Ensure the wellbeing and coverage of basic needs of vulnerable families especially those with People with Disabilities between its members. 5. Provide PSS to families and awareness for violence prevention. 6. Provide NCD medicines for vulnerable chronic patients, unable to move because of the lockdown/curfew. Palestine Red Crescent Society in the occupied Palestinian territory and the Netherlands Red Cross Occupied Palestinian territory The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ramallah 31.9030821 35.1951741 Gaza City 31.5077213 34.4607415 Hebron 31.528902 35.0944873 Jerusalem 31.778345 35.2250786 Civil unrest Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 359250 -193790 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 159250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Three health facilities were supported throughout two months (June 2020 and October 2020). Tranche 1: The 145,000.00 Euros contributed in covering a percentage of 67.37% from a total amount of 215,220.76 Euros salaries of PRCS's staff in 3 locations in Gaza Strip during the month of June 2020. Tranche 2: The 195,000.00 Euros contributed in covering a percentage of 90.78% from a total amount of 214,208.27 Euros salaries of PRCS's staff in 3 locations in Gaza Strip during the month of October 2020. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross The Covid-19 response project in Haiti, funded by MoFA through the DRU. To implement Covid-19 response activities in Haiti. A significant increase in the number of COVID-19 cases is expected from mid-April onwards. The combination of COVID-19, the ongoing political and socioeconomic crisis and the upcoming cyclonic season, unfortunately paint a very grim picture for the people in Haiti for the months ahead. Prevent and reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 through effective coordination, implementation of preventative measures and the dissemination of basic information to local communities by mobilizing the Haitian Red Cross volunteer network. This project is aimed at achieving the following results: 1. The operational capacity of the various state and non-state institutions involved in the COVID-19 response in the target municipalities is strengthened through enhanced coordination and the implementation of preventative measures. 2. Public awareness on COVID-19 is increased through risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) activities. 3. The response capacities of Haitian Red Cross and other institutions in the target municipalities are strengthened through the reactivation of the Community Based Epidemiological Surveillance system (SEBAC) and the training of volunteers and staff. NLRC & HRC Sud and Sud-Est department The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 178541 8849 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 289 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7621 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1939 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180480 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17941 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross To strengthen the existing URCS COVID-19 preparedness and response structures and mechanisms to implement timely and effective risk mitigation, detection and response measures to control spread of COVID-19 in high risk border districts. The whole country is at risk of COVID-19 outbreak, but the national taskforce has listed 42 districts along the borders and those along the truck routes as category 1: high risk and they have been prioritized for response interventions. • Conduct risk communication, social mobilization, community engagement and accountability to communities along the border in 3 border districts of Ntungamo, Lamwo and Adjumani • Conduct screening and risk communication at 3 border entry points (Mirama Hills in Ntungamo; Ngom oromo and Madi opei in Lamwo). • Provide PPE for the volunteers and IPC supplies at the 3 POE and the community along these borders including quarantine centers. • Provide WASH equipment and supplies. Set up of handwashing points will be supported through provision of tippy taps, soap and hand washing demonstrations by the volunteers. • Enhance capacity of URCS to be able to prevent, prepare and respond to COVID-19. People crossing border points and local communities living near the border points. Border districts of Busia, Tororo (Malaba), Rakai (Mutukula), Amuru (Elegu), Ntungamo (Mirama Hills), Isingiro (Kikagati), Lamwo, Adjumani, Kasese, Bundibugyo, Ntoroko, Kisoro and Kanungu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 301088 -745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -745 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1833 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1833 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25439 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1833 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7410 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -36 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 36 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1998 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5934 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4100 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5934 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -72 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66008 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22754 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35 staff / 1720 volunteers / 860 LC1 Chairpersons / 1720 VHTs / 789 religious leaders / 620 opinion leaders / 415 health facility representatives / 70,301 individuals NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross The facilitation of the TV benefit/collection show “Nederland voor Suriname The Covid-19 pandemic lead to a health crisis across the globe. Travel restrictions in place to limit the spread of Covid-19 have halted tourism and other lockdown regulations reduced many other economic activities, leading to an economic crisis also in The Republic of Suriname the facilitation of the collection of the financial donations as received as a result of the Show. Suriname The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1408323 -287 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4406 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2010 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 42205 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 46087 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross -2533 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2533 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -42205 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross -15680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13178 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross -26525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 550000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 1401500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 53091 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1355232 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Suriname Red Cross 293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross Surveillance et sensibilisation auprès des communautés concernant la pandemie Covid-19 dans les départements du Sud et Sud-Est, Haiti. L'expérience a démontré qu'Haiti est très vulnérable aux épidémies, en témoigne l'epidemie de cholera au cours de laquelle plus de 820 000 cas suspects on été recensés entre 2010 et 2019 et qui a fait plus de 10 000 morts selon le MSPP. Cette pandemie de Covid-19 s'inscrit donc dans un contexte sanitaire déjà très précaire avec des conséquences potentiellement dramatiques pour la population haïtienne, particulièrement les ménages les plus vulnérables qui ont vu leur situation socio-économique et sanitaire se dégrader continuellement depuis le début l'année 2018. Les enfants, les femmes et leurs familles dans les zones rurales et urbaines, utilisent des services améliorés d'eau, assainissement et hygiène équitables et durables, contribuant à la réduction de l'incidence de la Covid-19 en Haïti. Population la plus vulnerable dans le département du Sud et Sud-Est en Haïti. Département Sud et Sud-Est. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society UNICEF Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 131290 18077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3902 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -11013 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 16513 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 18152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11848 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 38820 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 43159 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65744 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 67838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0037 The Netherlands Red Cross PPE's supply to the Caribbean during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 136454 3413 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34347 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -87306 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to SRCS Khartoum Branch to slow down the fast spreading COVID-19 pandemic and to support the Branch with capacity strengthening. The project will directly deliver assistance to approximately 98,000 persons and indirectly to over 790,000 individuals. In the initial phase, beneficiaries will majorly be from the communities in Omdurman city, Umbada localities, Albougaa administrative unit. SRCS volunteers, health facilities clients and staff are among the beneficiaries. The most affected locality by COVID-19 in Sudan is Khartoum (city) with 8168 confirmed cases. The state has 239 Primary Health Care centers (PHCs) and only 54% of them are functional. The reasons for non-functioning PHCS is not yet known. Khartoum isolation centers have bed capacity of 646 while ICU bed capacity is 18. This scenario shows the low capacity of the health system in Khartoum (city) to respond to an increasing ratio of COVID-19 cases. The proposed intervention will support 9 health centres in Khartoum with trainings for staff and volunteers, provision of safe water, PPE’s, hygiene promotion in the community and surveillance. In addition to the COVID-19 response, the proposed intervention also supports the Khartoum branch of SRCS in capacity strengthening, financial sustainability and volunteers management to ensure long-term sustainable support. 98,000 persons and indirectly to over 790,000 individuals in Khartoum. Beneficiaries are mainly from the communities in Omdurman city, Umbada localities and Albougaa administrative unit. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 345000 -95631 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 95631 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -82092 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -95631 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34116 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -34116 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 67528 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -254000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11859 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101740 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 165000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 254000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society People reached with WASH activities, including Hygiene Promotion activities, Cleaning campaigns, Communication campaigns, Capacity Building activities and rehabilitation of SRCS PHCs. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross COVID response in Zambia focus on contact tracing, WASH, MHPSS The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 375000 -2536 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -650 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13678 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2622 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -49 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 135 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9350 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 650 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210675 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 315000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 315000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -315000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 103488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid response in Ivory Coast to support 15+ 5 = 20 branches, focus on assiting marginalized groups people with a disability, provision of handwashing stations, MHPSS The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 531820 -3832 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -3825 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 118 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 6255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51834 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 18296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 480000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 441820 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -390000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233740 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 390000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 390000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -390000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 156252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 221500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross This action will support Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) to implement their preparedness and response plan for COVID-19 in Kassala and West Darfur Branches, Sudan. The overall goal of SRCS is to contribute to the response to the COVID 19 outbreak by preventing human-to-human transmission of the virus caring for those affected in Sudan. The world is facing an unprecedented situation with the onset of the COVID-19 epidemic. In the global south, which already has poor public health outcomes, the potential impact on communities is catastrophic. People in Sudan have limited knowledge of COVID-19 and misconceptions and false information are being shared widely, including through social media. Severe restrictions, such as a full lockdown of movement outside of the home is challenging in Sudan as the economy is reliant on daily workers. Although placing extensive limitation of movement may assist to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it will likely mean food insecurity for a large proportion of the population and other high risk scenarios and unhealthy coping mechanisms. Preparing and responding to COVID-19 epidemic is further complicated in Sudan due to a declining economic and unstable political situation in-country, including ongoing protests, a new government, lack of basic commodities such as fuel and bread and increasing inflation. Supported activities include health and hygiene promotion, community surveillance, communication and community engagement and small scale wash hardware. The overall targeted beneficiaries for both states is 591,757. Kassala and West Darfur, Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 106160 -2377 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -2086 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -2376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9540 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3264 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -797 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -50 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106160 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross To support IFRC to deliver assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, with a focus on risk communication and community engagement, services provision and National Society preparedness. https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/3972#reports The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 3200000 3004695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 195305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3004695 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross A project that aims to address the spread of COVID-19 in CAR through Health and WaSH measures. Contribute to the implementation of the national response plan to COVID-19 disease in the Central African Republic i.e. to reduce the risk of further spread of COVID-19 through risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) and health and hygiene promotion activities at epicentres of infection as prioritized by the Ministry of Health. This intervention will be undertaken primarily to cover 18 localities for the time being and for a period of 6 months, depending on the development of the pandemic in the country and the MoH priorities. This operation will focus on RCCE through social mobilization, and promotion of positive health and hygiene practices through sensitisation campaigns, handwashing campaigns, surveillance or early referral activities, SGBV and psychosocial support, especially for DBM teams, health workers as well as the community. The Movement Coordination will support the CRCA to ensure effective participation of communities by providing information needs on COVID-19, setting up feedback mechanism as guided by the IFRC CEA standards and Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS). The approach for the risk communication will be done through the most effective and appropriate channels of communication with communities. NLRC & CRCA Bangui The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 87554 252 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 252 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -116 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 166 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -64787 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -71696 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 22867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 159250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99380 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 135000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to risk reduction of further spread of COVID-19 through risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) and health and hygiene promotion activities at epicentres of infection as prioritized by the MoH. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 300010 -503 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -503 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -945 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62112 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118157 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 14085 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 916 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138010 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 86730 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. 2,649,640 people reached through health and hygiene risk communication and community engagement activities (including RCCE, ECV, CBHFA and WASH activities The project engaged and trained 340 youths as COVID-19 Peer Educators to support multimedia approach e.g., Radio and TV programs, school outreach, competition for innovation response. This approach allowed youths to discuss and disseminate youth friendly COVID-19 messages on radio, television as well as school outreach program. The project engaged and trained 340 youths as COVID-19 Peer Educators to support multimedia approach e.g., Radio and TV programs, school outreach, competition for innovation response. This approach allowed youths to discuss and disseminate youth friendly COVID-19 messages on radio, television as well as school outreach program; 260 volunteers were trained in infection prevention as well as in conducting contact tracing and community follow ups on home managed asymptomatic patients according to government protocol, 120000 120,000 child/youth friendly COVID-19 messages on posters and brochures in targeted districts dissiminated COVID-19 key message jingles running on two radio stations i.e. Radio 1 and Hot FM (12 programs aired 23 listeners called in) ZRCS conducted 2 live television shows and airing of 36 radio jingles on ZNBC which has over 10million viewership COVID-19 key message jingles running on two radio stations i.e. Radio 1 and Hot FM (12 programs aired 23 listeners called in) ZRCS conducted 2 live television shows and airing of 36 radio jingles on ZNBC which has over 10million viewership 35 water points were rehabilitated in 2 districts that is Kapiri-Mposhi and Mpulungu 17827 handwashing Soap distributed handwashing stations set up 340 handwashing stations set up 950 suspected or confirmed cases in target areas referred and captured through RCV CBS activities 25132 IEC material developed and adapted in local language Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of the Red Cross Movement Covid19 Preparedness and Responds Project is to enable Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) being well prepared and ready to respond to Covid19 preventing the onset of the disease and contributing to control mechanisms to prevent spread of the disease at all levels in Malawi. Till this date there are 33 confirmed cases of which 22 in Lilongwe and with a total death toll of 3. This project will in high risk areas make use of scenario 2 such as Lilongwe and elsewhere scenario 1 with a scale up to level 3 when and if needed. The objective is to support the Red Cross Movement Covid19 Preparedness and Response Plan with funding channeled through the Danish Red Cross (DRC), who is leading the consortium. The project focuses on health; specifically on raising of awareness and enhancement of knowledge of key aspects of COVID-19 and equipping MRCS staff, volunteers and stakeholders. Furthermore, the sensitization and mobilization of at risk communities on prevention and control measures. In addition MRCS capacity is strengthened to support government infrastructure and services related to COVID-19. MRCS, NLRC, DRC, FRC 6 districts out of the 28 in total, including Lilongwe. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 190080 -15401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 31661 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -31661 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -146337 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -162597 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 146337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162597 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 146337 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 190080 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid response - Overall Operational objective: Limiting the impact of COVID-19 disease, and reducing the risk of the virus spreading in Côte d'Ivoire The Specific Objectives (SO) are as follows:  SO1 : Reinforce the intervention capacities of CRCI in the prevention and response against the COVID-19 epidemic.  SO2: Promote behaviors and practices favorable to the prevention of the epidemic in all the areas mapped out as priorities by the Ministry of Health.  SO3: Strengthen the community-based contact monitoring and surveillance system vis-à-vis to COVID-19 Covid response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 212329 -51821 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -51821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -63992 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40638 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 194999 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 154361 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 212330 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross Response of the Lebanese Red Cross to the COVID-19 pandemic 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a virus identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China. Early on, many of the patients in the outbreak in Wuhan, China reportedly had some link to a large seafood and animal market, suggesting animal-to-person spread. However, a growing number of patients reportedly have not had exposure to animal markets, indicating person-to-person spread is occurring. At this time, it’s unclear how easily or sustainably this virus is spreading between people. Following the outbreak of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak as a global emergency on January 31, 2020, national and international efforts has been made to ensure proper preparedness and response. Strategic Objectives: 1. Support in risk communication, community engagement and public awareness; 2. Support in case detection and identification at level dispatch; 3. Ensure safe and efficient transportation of suspected and confirmed cases; 4. Maintain provision of LRCS services to beneficiaries in a safe and effective manner while ensuring the safety of LRCS staff and volunteers Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.8959203 35.47843 Civil unrest Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 -6630 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7653 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7653 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7653 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7653 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170050 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170050 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0033 The Netherlands Red Cross Additional support to IFRC to deliver assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, with a focus on risk communication and community engagement, services provision and National Society preparedness. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 2532649 71000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 71000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4615 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1820 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2279074 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2279074 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 148140 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross Earmarked contribution to the IFRC MENA 2020 towards approved MENA regional plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 186047 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 186047 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0035 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to the National COVID-19 prevention and control efforts through increased knowledge among the general population, improved COVID-19 hygiene / health practices and provision of psychosocial support by the end of September 2021. Update July 2021: In July 2021 a top up of the project has been approved: the top will mainly be used to support Ethiopian Government in the COVID-19 vaccination. Update November 2021: DRU agreed to extend the deadline fo the COVID campaign funds from 31-12-2021 until 30-4-2022 Specific Objectives • To increase awareness among the target communities on COVID-19 transmission routes, prevention techniques through risk communication, mass sensitization, demonstration • To reduce the spread of the virus by intensifying Covid-19 prevention practices • To mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on mental health and access to health care through provision of PSS support as well as CBHFA+ activities • To strengthen the capacity of ERCS branch staff ( 30) and volunteers (200) on Covid-19 , prevention and response (through provision of training/orientation). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 540000 2324 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -2324 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1750 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2324 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47628 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97069 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101087 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -101087 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -18000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 240000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 8288 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40197 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 24706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19448 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60318 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 181260 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 181260 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -181260 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 106600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Covid-19 0 No of RCV and HEW trained on Covid-19 Home visits carried out by 593 trained volunteers , & gave advise on Covid-19 Reached with Covid-19 messages during home visits ; Home visits carried out by 593 trained volunteers RCCE and awareness activities, using megaphones, community conversation and role play rumours / misconceptions were tracked and addressed ( Covid-19 vaccine causes illness, infertility, death due to sever side effects; Covid-19 vaccine is used to insert microchip to track the person, Covid-19 only affects only old people) rumours / misconceptions were tracked and addressed ( Covid-19 vaccine causes illness, infertility, death due to sever side effects; Covid-19 vaccine is used to insert microchip to track the person, Covid-19 only affects only old people) Distributed to vulnerable community members, IDPs handwashing facilities stationed at health facilities, public places with soaps, Organized awareness sessions using mini-media at village level - focusing on cough hygiene, physical distancing, handwashing, masking PSS /PFA is provided using the trained staff and volunteers as well as by health staff Vulnerable community members received re-usable face mask (at least 25 wash) 0 No of people reached with various Covid-19 prevention, MHPSS, WASH & Health activities No of people reached with various Covid-19 prevention, MHPSS, WASH & Health activities No of people reached with various Covid-19 prevention, MHPSS, WASH & Health activities Total number of beneficiaries of the project NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to IFRC Core Cost related to Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 2000000 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0032 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this project is to increase the speed, accountability and scalability of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement cash and voucher assistance (CVA) activities related to COVID-19, through supporting CVA with information management (‘Cash IM’). Given this is a disaster of unprecedented needs and many contexts have movement and access restrictions, CVA can be seen as a safer and more efficient modality than in-kind, where conditions allow. It is a highly flexible tool, that can meet a variety of needs, in a dignified, safe and appropriate way, and provides less risk of transmission than in-kind goods. In addition to increasing the ability of meeting basic needs, cash distributions have a positive effect on the emotional and mental well-being, through reductions of stress and worry (UNHCR, 2018). The proposed project consists of a dual approach: 1. Providing direct cash IM support to # National Societies that have planned or ongoing CVA as part of their COVID response operations; 2. Contributing to the Movement wide cash IM knowledge base through the IFRC cash hub. Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society/ICHA IFRC Cash Hub 3 Host National Societies Netherlands, Kenya, global and 3 countries tbc. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 555556 -564147 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 564147 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 564147 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6184 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5847 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2210 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8127 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 565 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 24971 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0046 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid Immunisation Annex NLRC contribution 2021. This Immunisation annex focuses on the pressing need of supporting COVID-19 vaccine roll-out globally. ADVOCATE for equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines TRUST: build community trust and acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines and help manage expectations HEALTH: support the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines in health facilities and during outreach activities REACH underserved communities MAINTAIN other immunisation services The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 450000 450000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 418605 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 31395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0038 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to the prevention and control of COVID-19 community transmission through increased access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services including risk communication and awareness building through behavour change communication approach. This objective will be achieved through rehabilitation/installation of WASH facilities in the targeted communities as well as in the schools. This project will contribute to earmarked WASH activities within SSRC National COVID Plan. The number of COVID-19 cases are in sharp daily rise in South Sudan since the beginning 2021, which raises alarm. As of 11 Feb 2021, the number of confirmed cases is 4,960 (of which 3,729 has recovered ) with a death toll of 71 . For a fragile country like South Sudan where only 41% of the population has access to basic water supply and 11% has access to sanitation coverage , COVID-19 is more than a health crisis and poses additional risks to livelihoods and access to basic services. This project will contribute to: Output 1 - Improved access to safe water through rehabilitation of water points Output 2 - Improved access to sanitation facilities through rehabilitation/ construction of toilets Output 3 - Increase community awareness on COVID-19 transmission through appropriate hygiene promotion activities. This proposal will target 10,000 most vulnerable people in Juba with an objective of increasing access to basic WASH services thus contribute to reduction of COVID-19 transmission. Juba, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 110000 2505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -462 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 462 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -6910 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 587 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -40 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 29520 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 5302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16293 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -16293 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47234 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 110000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 560 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 254 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0055 The Netherlands Red Cross An unearmarked contribution from a private donor towards the IFRC Europe office https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/3972#reports The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 150900 54366 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3534 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 57900 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0044 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Covid-19 response on Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 530928 25928 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -18498 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 48470 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 30538 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 248456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -512035 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 474462 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7035 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 505000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -172595 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 172595 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 21226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 252500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0052 The Netherlands Red Cross 3.1 The Specific Objective of the Project is: Enhanced national efforts in the roll out of COVID-19 vaccination in Malawi. The intervention is designed to deliver the following outputs: Output 1: Reduced the barriers in access to safe COVID-19 vaccination for people of concern. Output 2: Addressed misinformation and reduced COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. Output 3: Enhanced planning, coordination and networking with key actors and government for advocacy and effective implementation of the Vaccination rollout. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 118279 8279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8279 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of beneficiaries of the project 11067 11067 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0042 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 response activities in Bangui, CAR. Contribute to the implementation of the national response plan to COVID-19 disease in the Central African Republic i.e. to reduce the risk of further spread of COVID-19 through risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) and health and hygiene promotion activities at epicentres of infection as prioritized by the Ministry of Health. Main focus: Community-based surveillance activities, Multi-hazard risk and response plan. Part of the budget can be used for purposes related to Capacity Building of the NS. Most vulnerable in 2ème arrondissement, 7ème arrondissement and Bimbo (zones in Bangui). 2ème arrondissement, 7ème arrondissement and Bimbo (zones in Bangui). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0045 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to earmarked activities URCS National COVID-19 response plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 100000 -7176 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 992 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1998 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -3070 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3070 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74823 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 607,779 individuals supported to get COVID19 vaccinations / 6,472 Village COVID19 Taskforce members work strengthened through quarterly committee meetings / 428 volunteers deployed NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0040 The Netherlands Red Cross Corporate contribution specifically to Covid-19 India https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/3972#reports The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 9162 8602 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8602 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 559 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0051 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to contribute to the prevention of COVID-19 and address the needs of the South Sudanese population and host community living in assembly points and host communities in Khartoum. Access to communal latrines and hand hygiene stations for South Sudanese refugees and host communities are available in public places, such as mosques and community centers. However, most of the sanitation facilities are damaged and not properly equipped with water or soap posing a great risk of COVID-19 transmission, among other diseases. Similarly, some schools in the area have infrastructural problems, including lack of water tanks, damaged water pipelines, inadequate or blocked latrines, shortage of cleaning staff or insufficient budget to purchase PPEs and cleaning supplies. 1. WASH-Health support to 9 Health facilities and population in the catchment areas. 2. Sustaining WASH services in selected vulnerable locations 3. Strengthening adherence of prevention practices through engaging the community and establishing a behavior change strategy South Sudanese population living in assembly points and host communities - 15,000 people. This proposal will focus in three localities: Jabal Awlya, Sharq El Nile and Um Badda. The three localities in Khartoum have been selected based on the number of South Sudanese refugees, the vulnerability of women and children in the assembly points, the severity of their needs and the irregular aid received from administrative authorities and humanitarian actors. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 -20828 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 2104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20828 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 2529 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -160000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 99911 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95098 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 8570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 13798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 4377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0041 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021: additional support to IFRC to deliver assistance and support to communities affected or at risk of being affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, Focus as presented in the immunization annex as already presented by the IFRC in February. The annex provides additional demand for support for immunization activities such as; 1. contain the pandemic, 2. maintain regular health care and address secondary social and economic consequences (poverty) and 3. support NS. With this annex, a new vaccination pillar is now added to operational priority 1 (“Sustaining Health and WASH”) with five priorities: advocacy, activation, building confidence and support, maintaining health care, increasing the scope and contain the pandemic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1500000 1408451 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1408451 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 91549 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the second wave COVID-19 in India - through the IFRC Global Emergency Appeal https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/3972#reports The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 986111 925926 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 60185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0043 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 response on Sint Maarten The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Sint Maarten Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 41065 -140804 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Sint Maarten -8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Sint Maarten -8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Sint Maarten 181869 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Sint Maarten NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0053 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to saving lives and mitigating against the impact of COVID-19; contribute to saving lives and reduce the impact of the pandemic by addressing the gaps in the national health system The humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating rapidly as fighting intensifies. The recent escalation has resulted in more casualties among the civilian population including children, as well as increased number of displaced civilians as a result of the destruction of buildings and the intensification of attacks on wider areas within the Gaza Strip. PRCS’ emergency operations room and its emergency medical services are dealing with increasing numbers of casualties including critical injuries and deaths. In addition to the COVID-19 pandemic, this recent escalation is taking a toll on the physical and psychological wellbeing of the civilian population of Gaza, including children. Replenishment of medicine and medical supplies, as well as medical equipment, and support to staff and volunteers. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society oPt The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 144917 30000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 114917 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 144917 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 144917 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Covid-19 1 air compressor for oxygen generator purchased for Al-Quds Hospital. (1x luchtcompressor voor zuurstofgenerator aangeschaft voor Al-Quds Hospital) • 13 stretcher trolleys for the emergency department of Al-Amal hospital (brancard trolleys); • 5 LED shadowless operating room lights: 4 for Al-Quds hospital and 1 for Al-Amal hospital (LED schaduwloze operatielampen); • 1 autoclave 350L for Al-Quds hospital for sterilizing medical materials (autoclaaf 350L). • 1 air compressor for oxygen generator for Al-Quds Hospital (luchtcompressor voor zuurstofgenerator). • 13 stretcher trolleys for the emergency department of Al-Amal hospital (brancard trolleys); • 5 LED shadowless operating room lights: 4 for Al-Quds hospital and 1 for Al-Amal hospital (LED schaduwloze operatielampen); • 1 autoclave 350L for Al-Quds hospital for sterilizing medical materials (autoclaaf 350L). • 1 air compressor for oxygen generator for Al-Quds Hospital (luchtcompressor voor zuurstofgenerator). Al-Quds hospital and Al-Amal hospital Al-Quds hospital and Al-Amal hospital NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0050 The Netherlands Red Cross Regional support to the entire NAP program in the Caribbean including regional activities. The NAP program takes place on six islands in the Caribbean and requires a regional support structure. Posting a regional program manager on one of the Caribbean islands supported by a PO and PA ad HQ. The six overseas branches Caribbean region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 320401 15019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -38019 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38019 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0047 The Netherlands Red Cross SHO contribution to IFRC Immunisation Annex- for Asia Pacific region. This Immunisation annex focuses on the pressing need of supporting COVID-19 vaccine roll-out globally. ADVOCATE for equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines TRUST: build community trust and acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines and help manage expectations HEALTH: support the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines in health facilities and during outreach activities REACH underserved communities The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 750612 698244 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 698244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52368 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-100-0049 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 response and vaccination awareness activities in Haiti. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 15322 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 30606 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 24122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -15249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -30606 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -24122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -15249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -24122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -30606 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 85300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-091 The Netherlands Red Cross As of late October 2019, substantial floods have affected large areas across South Sudan, with more than 620,000 people who required immediate humanitarian assistance, according to authorities and recent reports from UNOCHA. We focus on the following areas: Shelter and essential household items (S/EHIs), Health, Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) and Disaster risk reduction (DRR) complemented by National Society strengthening activities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 210000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-091-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross As of late October 2019, substantial floods have affected large areas across South Sudan, with more than 620,000 people who required immediate humanitarian assistance, according to authorities and recent reports from UNOCHA. floods have affected large areas across South Sudan, a focus on the following areas: Shelter and essential household items (S/EHIs), Health, Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) and Disaster risk reduction (DRR) complemented by National Society strengthening activities 96,000 people/ 16,000 households for 12 months South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 210000 12817 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 197183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197183 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-096 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening the Haitian Red Cross WASH ERU Team The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 297757 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-096-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthen the Haitian Red Cross WASH ERU Team. La République d’Haïti est un pays en situation de grande vulnérabilité face aux aléas naturels, aux épidémies et aux crises d’instabilité socio-politico-économiques. En effet, le pays est vulnérable aux ouragans et tempêtes tropicales, aux inondations, aux glissements de terrain et éboulements, à la sécheresse, aux tremblements de terre et raz de marée. Cette vulnérabilité aux désastres naturels est accrue par l’interaction de ces menaces naturelles avec d’autres facteurs tels que la pauvreté et des conditions de vie difficiles, encore exacerbées par l’inflation, les épidémies (choléra, diphtérie), la dégradation de l’environnement et une situation politique fragile. Les projet de contingence de l’UNICEF s’inscrivent dans la continuité des actions de préparation et d’éventuelles réponses mises en place annuellement, en appui à la DPC (Direction de la Protection Civile) et aux autres partenaires gouvernementaux, pour faire face aux différentes situations auxquelles le pays pourrait être confronté, en particulier dans les secteurs de compétence de l’UNICEF. Il s’agit d’une mise en place systématique à partir d’éléments prévisionnels à la fois réalistes et bien documentés, et de ressources disponibles et accessibles en la circonstance. 10,150 personnes (enfants filles et garçons, adultes femmes et hommes des communautés les plus vulnérables face aux urgences (catastrophes naturelles ou d’autres natures) et n’ayant pas accès aux services sociaux de base et aux interventions de la communauté humanitaire Departement Sud et Sud Est en Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society UNICEF Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 141695 -18077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 18077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -18077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -18152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -2746 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4584 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 37734 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 25367 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 67123 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 66392 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-096-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Projet d’amélioration des capacités de préparation et de réponse aux urgences des acteurs locaux et de la résilience des communautés face aux crises climatiques, sociales et épidémiologiques. L’expérience a démontré qu’Haïti est très vulnérable aux épidémies, en témoigne l’épidémie de choléra au cours de laquelle plus de 820 000 cas suspects ont été recensés entre 2010 et 2019 et qui a fait plus de 10 000 morts selon le MSPP. Cette pandémie de Covid-19 s’inscrit donc dans un contexte sanitaire déjà très précaire avec des conséquences potentiellement dramatiques pour la population haïtienne, particulièrement les ménages les plus vulnérables qui ont vu leur situation socio-économique et sanitaire se dégrader continuellement depuis le début de l’année 2018. Au niveau national, il n’y a que 26 sites de prise en charge de Covid-19 soit 1 011 lits pour recevoir les patients, pour une population de 11 millions d’habitants. La CRNL travail en Haïti en étroite coordination avec la CR Haitienne (CRH) comme institution auxiliaire de l’état pour la préparation et la réponse aux urgences (voir coordination avec la DPC), et la Fédération International de la CR (FICR) ainsi que les autres Sociétés Nationales Participantes (SNP) présentes dans le pays. Dans le cadre de cet accord la CRNL s’engage à faciliter la coordination de l’UNICEF avec la CRH, afin d’organiser des activités de préparation et réponse aux urgences avec une couverture dans le Grand-Sud, en cas de nécessitée (ces dernières activités ne sont pas incluses dans le présent projet, mais pourront faire partie d’un accord de partenariat séparé). Au total, la population des communes de Les Anglais, Chardonnières et Tiburon qui bénéficiera des activités du projet sera les élèves de l’école-abri qui sera réhabilité, les personnes utilisant le point d’eau, les 75 volontaires qui seront formés pour appuyer la population en période d’urgence et la population qui sera hébergée dans l’abri en cas d’aléa. Département du Sud. Communes de Chardonnières, Les Anglais, Tiburon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society UNICEF Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 109058 -661 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross -515 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 359 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29140 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 33939 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 490 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 64345 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 64328 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-096-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Réhabilitation du centre de prise en charge covid-19 de l’hopital Saint Michel de Jacmel Saint Michel de Jacmel, Haiti. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society UNICEF Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 47003 -1796 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross -259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2746 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2936 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross -38820 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 38820 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 41941 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 43289 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-104 The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopia is among countries highly vulnerable to man-made and natural hazards such as conflict, drought, flood, epidemic and pandemic. Conflict and violence in Ethiopia lead to massive displacement and high humanitarian needs. Government reforms have fueled the increasingly ethnically motivated and politicized tensions. There is a high risk that the national election in 2020 will ignite additional outbreaks of violence, likely affecting 3.3 million people nationwide. Moreover, the current COVID-19 pandemic is another risk the country is facing. Humanitarian agencies, including the Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS), have minimum preparedness and response capacities in place to meet the immediate needs, while facing increased difficulty in accessing people in need due to shortage of PPEs, security constraints and the politicization of the situation. The proposed Action will contribute to the delivery of a timely and principled humanitarian response to people affected by conflict and COVID-19 in Ethiopia, by strengthening the response preparedness capacity of the ERCS to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs in conflict and other hazards (including COVID-19). The Action will target the ERCS branches in three regions: Amhara, Oromia and SNNP. Activities address technical capacity, systems and procedures, and logistics and include topics that are critical in a context of conflict and other hazards, such as contingency planning; communication and coordination; safer access and protection, and early warning/early action. By supporting the development and countrywide familiarization of key response preparedness policies and guidelines, the Action also contributes to the ERCS’s overall capacity. This Action is a partnership between the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) (lead), ERCS, Danish Red Cross (DRC) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). HIP ECHO Ethiopia European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 1600000 -37894 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 37842 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -2769 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -37842 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 2769 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -126276 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -1467290 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 98131 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 1467290 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -98131 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 434580 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 934579 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-104-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Concerning ‘Conflict and Pandemic Preparedness and Response Capacity in Ethiopia’ The proposed Action will contribute to the delivery of a timely and principled humanitarian response to people affected by conflict and COVID-19 in Ethiopia, by strengthening the response preparedness capacity of the ERCS to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs in conflict and other hazards (including COVID-19). In January 2021 the project received a top-up of Euro 500,000 from ECHO for response activities in Tigray. Ethiopia is among countries highly vulnerable to man-made and natural hazards such as conflict, drought, flood, epidemic and pandemic. Conflict and violence in Ethiopia lead to massive displacement and high humanitarian needs. Government reforms have fueled the increasingly ethnically motivated and politicized tensions. There is a high risk that the national election in 2020 will ignite additional outbreaks of violence, likely affecting 3.3 million people nationwide. Moreover, the current COVID-19 pandemic is another risk the country is facing. Humanitarian agencies, including the Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS), have minimum preparedness and response capacities in place to meet the immediate needs, while facing increased difficulty in accessing people in need due to shortage of PPEs, security constraints and the politicization of the situation. The proposed Action will contribute to the delivery of a timely and principled humanitarian response to people affected by conflict and COVID-19 in Ethiopia, by strengthening the response preparedness capacity of the ERCS to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs in conflict and other hazards (including COVID-19). The Action will target the ERCS branches in three regions: Amhara, Oromia and SNNP. Activities address technical capacity, systems and procedures, and logistics and include topics that are critical in a context of conflict and other hazards, such as contingency planning; communication and coordination; safer access and protection, and early warning/early action. By supporting the development and countrywide familiarization of key response preparedness policies and guidelines, the Action also contributes to the ERCS’s overall capacity. Strengthening the Preparedness and Response Capacity of ERCS in particular in Amhara, Oromiya and SNNP regions to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs of conflict-and pandemic/epidemic (COVID-19) affected populations with unreserved access. 2.290 direct beneficiaries Amhara Regional State Africa ETHIOPIA Oromia Regional State Africa ETHIOPIA Sidama Regional State Africa ETHIOPIA Southern National and Nationalities Regional State (SNNP) ETHIOPIA Tigray ETHIOPIA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 983602 -224143 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 614700 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 307350 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 614700 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 307350 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -614700 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -307350 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7953 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2580 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -83633 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -175000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -8576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -535688 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 88889 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 795084 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 238894 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -8712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195743 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 535688 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 266267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross The final score was 2.7, but SPACE makes it 3. This calculation is based on the following logic: NFIs - NFIs have been distributed in across all targeted regions. These items will be distributed as need arises in response to potential election violence or other needs in the area. The original NFI and Shelter kits were to target 10.050 people, and kits for such amount of people have been procured. Next to it, additional items were purchased as follows: additional kitchen sets (1520) 1520HH and blankets (3150) 3150 individual plus kitchen sets and hygiene kits (1320) 1320HH. The final people reached is calculated 27.400. Covid-19 - In mass sensitization across the 4 regions including drama groups, awareness in public places through speakers (montarbo) and IEC materials it is estimated that approximately 2.149.844 have been reached. This is an estimated calculation based on population figures in the areas targeted. Although updates on Tigray indicators are included in Result 3 and 4 these activities will contribute to the % reduction of affected people. 17.239 people were reached under these results. In total: 2.194.483 as a percentage of 10 million people = 22%. The equipment/infrastructure includes: FA kits for volunteers Mobile phones for key staff Access to WiFi in the office Ambulances are in adequate state of repair and have basic emergency health care equipment Proper warehouse facility Personal protection materials for volunteers and staffs against pandemic/epidemics – surgical masks and gloves BDRTs trained PER score is 2.6 ERCS key policies and guidelines and timeline for approval of key ERCS strategies: DRM policy – 2nd quarter project DRM implementation plan – 3rd quarter of the project Communication strategy (including communication guidelines): 3rd quarter Shelter and non-food working manual: 3rd quarter Guideline on Red Cross principles and work: 2nd quarter Work will continue on the staff safety and security plan as part of ongoing support to ERCS on their security structure with the aim to have a draft document at the end of the action. Sessions with authorities and security forces. As it is already stated in its charter, Red Cross doesn’t require a special framework/agreement to access and provide humanitarian services in a conflict context. However, the following could be used for the sessions with the security forces well-ahead of conflict event: Reminding them on the fact that the international humanitarian law (IHL) is part of the policy training curriculum, also ERCS is the only mandated institution by the Ethiopian Parliament to provide humanitarian support to victims of conflict and violence while maintaining its neutrality and independence. The safer access framework (SAF) is also a tool to be used by ERCS while operating in conflict context. ERCS outings on social media, local radio and TV. SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective This indicator relates to ambulance service and what is meant under this indicator is the number of ambulance referrals to primary health care consultations and hospitals (as needed, otherwise First Aid will be provided). Interim report (31-05-2021) reported people affected reached: Result three - 641 with ambulance services Result four - 550 with PSS Interim report (31-05-2021) reported people affected reached: Result three - 641 with ambulance services Result four - 550 with PSS Final report: 20494 Interim report (31-05-2021) reported people affected reached: Result three - 641 with ambulance services Result four - 550 with PSS NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-104-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Concerning ‘Conflict and Pandemic Preparedness and Response Capacity in Ethiopia’ The proposed Action will contribute to the delivery of a timely and principled humanitarian response to people affected by conflict and COVID-19 in Ethiopia, by strengthening the response preparedness capacity of the ERCS to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs in conflict and other hazards (including COVID-19) Strengthening the Preparedness and Response Capacity of ERCS in particular in Amhara, Oromiya and SNNP regions to deliver a timely and principled response to humanitarian needs of conflict-and pandemic/epidemic (COVID-19) affected populations with unreserved access. 2.290 direct beneficiaries Amhara Regional State Africa ETHIOPIA Oromia Regional State Africa ETHIOPIA Southern National and Nationalities Regional State (SNNP) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 616398 29132 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 200214 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 385300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 192650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 385300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 192650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -385300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -192650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 131717 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 275151 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -275151 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 275151 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-106 The Netherlands Red Cross MENA crisis response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Disaster prevention and preparedness 895993 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-106-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims at providing insights in the gaps and needs in the existing basic infrastructure network’s capacity to reliably provide water and evacuate waste water and to provide a platform for other (Dutch) private sector, (i)NGOs and other partners to support local solutions in bridging the gaps. With these insights a road map can be drawn towards an energy provision for Gaza that is independent from fossil fuels and more decentralized. This will make infrastructure that is critical for all sorts of WASH and health-related issues (e.g. emergency, epidemics, access to clean water and sanitation) more self-reliant and less vulnerable to stress on the network. This project provides the opportunity to add value to the existing and future emergency operations in chronic crisis settings by bringing in a unique combination of WASH and data expertise to support the activities of the Red Cross Red Crescent movement actors in the region. Access to WASH services are a priority need for Gaza. Given the dependency of WASH interventions on the functioning of the water/waste-water/energy system, NLRC wants to support ICRC’s and PRCS’ activities to ensure well-functioning critical infrastructure. The first step to get there, is to have the correct information and the tools to work with it. That is where this project is about. Overall objective: By 2022, data and information that are critical for the well-functioning of basic infrastructure that serves 500.000 people in the urban areas of Gaza, is available and can be used by local authorities, PRCS, ICRC and other relevant partners in order to improve the reliability and independence of basic infrastructure. In its turn, an independent and reliable network will contribute to the improved health of the families depending on it. • Specific objective 1: by 2022 the SDI is in place for major stakeholder to share data and insight on critical infrastructure and focal points are appointed (and trained when necessary) to handle the data in the SDI; • Specific objective 2: By 2022, PRCS has the capacity to collect, analyse and use data to strengthen their health interventions in Gaza and contribute to the SD NLRC, PRCS, 510, ICRC Gaza, occupied Palestinian Territories. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 160000 1319 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1319 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1319 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103142 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -103142 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-106-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity. Lebanese Red Cross is the important player in the domain of ambulance services and blood transfusion services in Lebanon. LRCS accepted by all, due to their neutrality and impartiality in helping all in need. LRCS has safe acces and can navigate blockades and demonstrations, amid times of unrest and economical crisis. Lebanese Red Cross had to upscale their response capacity due to increased demand resulting from the continuing social, political and economical crisis, in the meantime LRCS had to navigate decreasing income at national level due to this situation. Extra funds are needed for LRCS to be able to continue the delivery of adequate assistance to Lebanese communities and refugees hosted in the country. The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity during a period of 12 months, with specific focus on Emergency Medical Services, blood transfusions, Primary Healthcare Centers and emergency assistance to vulnerable households (in-kind & cash based assistance). Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 329000 1535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 329000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300050 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100050 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-106-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross In its five areas of operations in Lebanon, Palestine Red Crescent Society – Lebanon Branch (PRCS-L) provides health and ambulance services to Palestinian refugees and all other vulnerable in need, distributed in 12 official camps recognized by UNRWA and a number of informal gatherings that do not benefit from UNRWA services. The total number of registered Palestinian refugees in Lebanon is 470,000. The number of who are still present in Lebanon is 270,614. PRCS-L suffers from a shortage of ambulances in Tyr area – South Lebanon. This area contains three official Palestinian refugee camps, namely (Al-Bass, Rashidiya and Burj AlShamali). These camps are inhabited by about 55,000 Palestinian refugees, in addition to many informal settlements in the same area, which are inhabited by approximately 23,000 refugees, and in addition to the Palestinian refugees from Syria and Syrians. PRCS-L currently only has two ambulances in this area. One of them is in a poor condition. In addition to the scarcity of Palestinian organizations that operate ambulances in the area. All of the above casts its weight on the shoulders of the Palestinian society in general on one hand, and on the shoulders of the PRCS-L on the other hand as it operates hospitals and demands of quickly transfer the Palestinian patients when they need that. Hence, the need for two new fully equipped ambulances to transport patients safely and properly with the ability to preserve their lives. In order for PRCS-L to continue its life saving operations, funding has been made available for the procurement of two ambulances (2 times 25.000 EUR). The ambulances will enable PRCS-L to transport patients as safely and quickly as possible. In addition, an amount of 80.000 EUR has been made available to support PRCS-L in its current emergency response operations (including COVID-19). This support includes the rehabilitation of the Balsam hospital in Rashidiyeh camp (30.000 EUR) and for the procurement of medical equipment, medicines and medical supplies (50.000 EUR). Palestinian refugees in Lebanon Tyr area, South-Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 130000 -2919 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2919 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2919 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2919 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -2919 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 55000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 130000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 130000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 75000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-106-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The support provided is flexible and demand driven. It also follows a human centered process, ensuring that client needs and the local context drive the definition of NLRC's support. The identified needs must be realistic in scope, must be within the ability of the NLRC to answer and finally, there must be a clear commitment from the recipient NS to engage proactively with NLRC throughout the project. The countries that will ultimately receive support through this project have not yet been determined but are expected to primarily be in the MENA (Middle East and Northern Africa) regions. Based on the knowledge collected and the changing dynamic of the pandemic, we anticipate that recipient national societies will request data and digital support in the following (generic) areas: 1. Continuation of crucial data & digital support for NS for emergency support products 2. Support NS data and digital support for Covid vaccination campaign. 3. Compounding disasters: disaster response complicated by to the Covid pandemic 4. Cash IM support Through the 510 Data & Digital Team NLRC assists 19 RCRC National Societies in their short-term preparedness and response to COVID-19 and supported their operational continuity, through data and digital. This support was made possible through a 12-month block funded project that started implementation on 1 April 2020. At the time of writing (2 months before the end of the project) several countries are encountering a renewed increase of infections. New uncertainties are introduced by the virus mutations, underlining that the Covid response phase is far from over. With the approval of several vaccines and the start of vaccination campaigns in countries around the world, the focus is beginning to shift from response to recovery. The road however remains long and based on the achievements of the 2020 global COVID program and the feedback received the added value of continued data and digital support beyond the current project's end date, 31 March 2021, is clear. NLRC, through its 510 initiative provides remote technical assistance to RCRC national societies. IFRC will be involved to coordinate the support provided to countries in the MENA region and will itself also receive data & digital support from NLRC/510. NLRC/510 IFRC MENA region RCRC NS in the MENA region MENA region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 276993 -92993 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 40469 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92549 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 15194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -92549 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9078 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -60 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179794 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 60466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92993 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4206 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-098 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to communities facing chronic crises. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 949047 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-098-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to contribute to reduction of waterborne and water related diseases and cholera outbreaks in Babile, Gursum and Tuliguled woredas through improved access to safe water and appropriate hygiene and sanitation practices for 30,000 IDP’s and 12,000 people from host communities by December 2021. WASH investments, both hard and software The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 949047 -7902 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7903 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -7903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1002 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -4977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -1923 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 23335 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23335 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 64344 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21122 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -21122 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -44446 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 44446 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44446 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17093 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17093 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52751 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110047 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197534 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111701 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 139035 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -139035 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -39000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 39000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 159241 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 546400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 800000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 173522 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-101 The Netherlands Red Cross The Horn of Africa region is vulnerable to prolonged droughts, exacerbated by climate change and political instability. The Red Cross support communities affected by drought and other disasters, increasing their resilience against local and regional hazards. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest Drought 3429244 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-101-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To provide lifesaving services to a total of 40,000 people i.e. 28,000 refugees in Rhino settlement and 12,000 host communities in KamKam and including children, girls , boys , women, elderly and persons with disabilities, for a period of 2 years. The proposed strategy will focus on: 1. Integrated WASH & Health activities 2. National Society Capacity building The refugee population in Rhino Settlement is projected to increase through to 2020 due to ongoing political crisis, insecurity and declining economy in South Sudan. Between 2018/12 to 2019/8, there were 13,944 new registrations and births (see figure 1) i.e. approximately 1,500 new registrations per month. Based on this figure, 117,221 refugees are projected in Rhino settlement by end of 2020 and 135,221 by end 2021 (i.e. 22% overall increase between Aug 2019 to Dec 2021). The level of funding to humanitarian actors for the refugee response in Rhino settlement has reached an all-time low this year, while at the same time the number of refugees per 1,000 inhabitants tripled to 35 since 2016, putting a huge strain on local resources and services. External aid to various humanitarian actors has been cut and is projected to progressively dwindle over the coming years. This severe underfunding has particularly compromised the quality of service delivery in education services, health services, WASH, child protection and limited investment in prevention and response to sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), environmental protection, support for host communities and permanent community infrastructure. The proposed project will deliver an integrated Public Health and WASH package linking the community based health and first aid approach (CBHFA) with participatory hygiene and sanitation transformation (PHAST) methodology. Furthermore, the project will incorporate new initiatives e.g. using Cash voucher assistance as a tool for delivering menstrual hygiene management items as well as build new partnerships for synergy and sustainability for example URCS collaboration with Reproductive health Uganda (RHU) on Sexual Reproductive Health and collaboration with Icelandic RC in delivering PSS. The total project will target 40,000 direct beneficiaries, with special attention provided to recently settled refugees. The proposed target beneficiaries are informed by Refugee and Host Population Empowerment framework (ReHoPE) which calls for partners to support in building resilient communities through the “30-70 principle” i.e. 30 percent of all refugee interventions should target host-community needs. Rhino settlement and KamKam in Arua district, Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1392646 -16711 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16711 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -10035 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -40739 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -30704 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 26746 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30704 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -62 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -828 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -8321 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8078 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15317 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -15318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 275681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 15880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81278 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -81278 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -107100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157604 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 9418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3181 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15158 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 733 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 183 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 281 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 758 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 49 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 228 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1149400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1473000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-101-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Enable 8670 Households - 43,350 vulnerable people to build resilience to acute shocks and chronic stresses through targeted programming to increase access to WASH basic services and livelihoods and reduce protection concerns in Terekeka County (South Sudan) in a span of one and half years. A Resilience Index Measurement and Analysis methodology was applied in 2019 to understand how South Sudanese households cope with shocks and stressors. According to the Resilience Capacity Index Terekeka County has one of the lowest resilience capacities in South Sudan. In Terekeka County about 136,600 people are in great humanitarian need (55%). The most prevalent shocks experienced by households, such as unusually high food prices, irregular rains, prolonged dry spells, reduced income for household members, and insecurity or violence, have a significant negative effect on resilience. The number of people in great humanitarian need is likely to further increase in 2020 because of increased mobility amongst IDPs and spontaneous return of refugees. 1. Daily access to safe water provided to 8,670 Households with a population of 43,350; 2. Adequate sanitation provided to 225 most vulnerable Households with a population of 1800; 3. Hygiene promotion activities targeting 43,350 including COVID 19 hygiene behaviour; 4. Improved equitable access to basic and financial services, considering different needs based on gender and other diversity factors; 5. Prevent and respond to sexual- and gender-based violence, child marriage and all forms of violence against children. 43,500 people in Terekeka County (8670 households) This Intervention will target 4 Payams and 11 Bomas in Terekeka County: 1. Terekeka (Buko, Nyikabor, Juba Bayak and Bor) 2. Muni (Yukara and Gabuta) 3. Reggo (Mogiri Guk, Buju and Buranga) 4. Nyori (Lwoki and Nyori) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1174810 39052 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -770 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -128357 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 770 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 128357 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4130 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -102228 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 102228 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154245 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 19054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149958 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149998 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 15713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98365 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -98365 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -49632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149999 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 820086 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153125 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-101-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross To strengthen resilience and provide durable WASH solutions to drought prone vulnerable communities in 3 localities of northern areas in West Darfur. Water scarcity, poor hygiene, sanitation, lack of infrastructure and different barriers to accessing services (such as tribal conflict) are factors contributing to a higher risk of epidemic outbreaks. Lack of access to water remains one of the major drivers of the ongoing conflict in Darfur. Apart from conflict, socio-economic and political instability, the region continues to face the effects of climate change with intensified flooding and droughts. 1. Health status of the community is improved through greater access to water, sanitation and hygiene services for host, returnees and displaced populations at community level. 2. Effect of climate change on water availability and quality is reduced through the integration of climate-resilient water solutions. 3. Capacities to mitigate and address water risks related to drought are increased in SRCS, communities and local authorities. Host communities, refugees and IDPs in Habila: (62,942), Sirba (65,988) and Jabel Moon (32,958) 3 localities: in West Darfur: Habila, Sirba and Jebel Moon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Nationale Postcode Loterij Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 861788 -12737 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 6022 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 12737 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -2656 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 88979 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33663 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -73557 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -89980 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -41544 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89980 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 41544 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 797 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 150983 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 18533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155809 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7858 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 17981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89980 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 144654 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -144654 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3264 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 50 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 6753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 627480 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100666 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103 The Netherlands Red Cross Training of staff for emergency deployment worldwide and maintenance of the surge system. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 70840 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution towards Emergency Head of Operations: G00373 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 30000 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14085 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Shared costs of consultant for a Relief Vision IFRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 3017 -522 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3651 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge trainings for Rapid Response personnel and ERU roster members The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 33099 -56357 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28122 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 3256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3477 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is to support the facilitation costs of NLRC for the PECT training for region America’s. It will include: Flight ticket, accommodation and DSA. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 4060 4060 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-103-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Training costs ERU Relief The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 665 -1835 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 665 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099 The Netherlands Red Cross Project to enhance maternal health in Koussané, Mali. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 1031395 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this project is that “ By 2022, maternal and neonatal mortality rate is reduced among 5,577 women of childbearing age in Koussane Commune.” Pregnant women may die as a result of complications during and after pregnancy and/or after delivery. Most of these complications can be treated or even avoided. The most common complications causing 75% of maternal deaths are: - Heavy bleeding (especially after childbirth) - Infections (especially after delivery) - Arterial hypertension during pregnancy (preeclampsia and eclampsia) - Complications during childbirth - Unsafe abortions - Other complications are related to diseases such as malaria, diabetes, HIV, etc Social Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC), financial support, increase access to health services Commune of Koussané (Kayes Region) Koussané, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 497000 13 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -9583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -10997 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 737 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2103 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9583 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 24034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 147000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144559 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 5189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 59506 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1963 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial contribution to the Town Hall for salaries of health staff in two new health centers Activity as part of the exit strategy of the health project in Koussane, Mali Financial contribution from Netherlands Red Croos via Mali Red Cross to the local authorities to pay the salaries of health staff in the newly constructed health centers. Staff from the two constructed health centres Kayes, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 9583 -231 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 20 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -251 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -231 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9583 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9583 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Project to strengthen the achievements made in the previous MRC-NLRC projects on maternal, newborn and child health in Koussané, Mali. In previous projects, various activities have been implemented to increase the access to and quality of health care. A main achievement is the construction and operationalization of two new health centers. This project is aimed at responding to the final priority (health) needs and ensuring impact on the longer term. The ultimate aim is to improve the health of mothers and children and reduce the number of (preventable) death cases. Community sensitization; capacity building/training of the health center staff and involved stakeholders; developing an exit plan with the involved stakeholder. This project is implemented at the same time as PRJ13-099-0004. 28 villages in Koussané, Mali (16.630 people reached) Koussané, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 174995 -19969 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -19 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -21875 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1325 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3016 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1325 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1325 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1325 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 11529 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1074 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1385 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1385 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60175 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115960 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 55785 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9106 women/2618 men/ 4906 children under 5y 9106 women/2618 men/ 4906 children under 5y NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross in partnership with the Malian Red Cross have set up a project to support access to health care for pregnant women and children under 59 months of age called: Maternal and Child Health Care in Kayes (Safe Motherhoods Koussané, funded by the Disaster Response Unit). This proposal aims to continue and leverage on the most essential actions that are currently taking place under the Safe Motherhood Project in Koussané funded by the DRU. First step is to maintain the team working in the current Safe Motherhoods Koussane (SMK) project, to rely on their work and experience as well as knowledge of the environment to initiate this shift and provide assistance to populations in need. The 28 villages of the Commune of Koussane are in extreme poverty with a flagrant delay in terms of investment and a lack of basic social services. Needs are such that it is absolutely necessary to prioritize this commune for interventions. Access to health care is a luxury in the commune of Koussane and SMK project provides some assistance to these populations. It will be a question of continuing this assistance by adding a component to fight against chronic malnutrition. This assistance will be based on improved and locally produced flour as well as awareness sessions and cooking demonstrations performed by volunteers and the project team. Commune of Koussané (Kayes Region) Koussané, Kayes region, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 185236 18 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2581 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -6463 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2981 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2578 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150877 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 35235 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30096 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5507 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115641 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-099-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Safe Motherhood project, final part of the four health projects in the Koussané region, Mali. To respond to health/WASH needs from the communities living in the Koussané region Improving WASH access in health care facilities for maternal, newborn and child health Villages in Kousané, Mali Koussané, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 164582 -5631 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4892 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9998 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5781 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -677 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 32384 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1649 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 132961 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4892 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95473 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59482 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 87709 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-111 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme contributes to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities to climate shocks and stresses in Amhara Region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest 56951 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-115 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 pandemic support in Aruba, Curaçao and St. Maarten - food and e-vouchers Red Cross St. Maarten The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 24840102 -31402 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 16420 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -898477 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 881724 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -881724 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -103664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18102 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 25749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24822000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 312017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-115-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 2709478 2716326 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12810 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 12810 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -94049 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 62776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -848 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 320607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6846 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 222829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 602269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 32316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 283793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 724339 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 191997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-115-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 7957980 7961151 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 307 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 78053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 466497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1550741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1199808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1957955 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -1957955 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1957955 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 2889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 2321765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 3000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 2328023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-115-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 12119592 -31402 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -31402 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 31402 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11620703 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -31734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31749 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross -528 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross -543143 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 48945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1845323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 970467 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 8118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1893769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2439727 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 38657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2186957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2147462 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 48837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1982999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1985225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3080103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 3172947 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 27653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1178626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-118 The Netherlands Red Cross Cash for schoolcosts, rent and utilities on Aruba and Curaçao The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 150633 54846 Incoming Commitment International Committee of the Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 54846 Incoming Commitment International Committee of the Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-118-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support of around 300 migrant’s families with cash so they can cover for their rents/utilities and education costs The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 150633 -109691 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 109691 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 109691 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -83247 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112514 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -112514 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 24497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112514 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 124189 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-119 The Netherlands Red Cross The Red Cross focusses on national- and international aid, aiming to relieve the immense pressure on the health care systems and striving to ensure that everyone receives the medical attention that they need wherever and whenever necessary, so also during the corona crisis. The Red Cross has two main objectives: 1. To support and enhance health care centres, doctors’ practices and hospitals by offering them a helping hand, providing logistical support and by sharing knowledge and resources. This gives them more time with their patients and gives them the opportunity to help more people in need. 2. To fight the rise of the coronavirus and to cut down the number of infections, thereby reducing the number of patients in need of medical attention. 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 1928569 327767 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -327767 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -122163 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 132097 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 891419 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 222117 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-119-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution of 3FM SR 2020 campaign to the ICRC to be implemented in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Mexico El Salvador and Honduras and Mexico The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 380479 380479 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 380479 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross -380479 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 380479 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-119-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution of the 3FM SR 2020 and 2021 COVID Campaign to ZRCS for COVID-19 intervention, and to the health care system in Zambia. Under the main focus of “Help the Helpers”, the main strategy will be to support health care workers, Red Cross volunteers/staff, within the COVID-19 response under the protection, care and support e.g. IPC knowledge, PPEs; but also, PSS. Necessary tools will be provided to ensure good care and support such as medical Supplies & equipment, IPC and related training. Besides prevention work will be built in to support the overall aim of decreasing morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19. This includes more prevention at a community level, better access to care and higher healthcare-seeking behavior (e.g. reducing barriers such as stigma, fears addressing PSS and RCCE); and better care at Health facilities. Overall support to National Society Development (NSD) is important for continuity/sustainability. The National Society will implement the project around three (3) pillars, building on what has been set up and areas that capacity and expertise exists already; The 4 target districts Solwezi, Kitwe, Livingstone and Chirundu are at-risk districts because of the geographical location and the state of infrastructure, the recent health update showed that the cases of covid-19 in the four districts were steadily rising, posing a huge risk of affecting many people The project target will include; heath staff, volunteers, covid patients and families, people with chronic diseases and the general public. The project will target the 4 districts which have the following population 1. Kitwe 517543 2. Livingstone 139509 3. Chirundu 47 344 4. Solwezi 254 470 Total 958,866 people Based on resources available and capacity ZRCS will target 40% as direct beneficiaries = 383.546 people, whereas the remaining 60% will be targeted as the indirect population of 575,320 people. Of those, the project will target 50% females and 50%, males. The project will target at least 80 volunteers, 20 from each district. Beneficiaries will be selected in line with set criteria including age brackets. The beneficiary’s selection will include health staff, community leaders, branches and CBOs. Gender mainstreaming and consideration will be included at all levels of the project implementation. A needs assessment with a gender and inclusion lens is the first step in providing humanitarian assistance that is effective, safe and restores dignity The project will be implemented within the communities of Solwezi district (North-western province), Kitwe district (Copperbelt), Chirundu district (Lusaka province) and Livingstone (Southern province). Solwezi and Kitwe are more mining and en route border towns linking Zambia to the DRC with the heavy traffic flow of goods (imports and exports) while Chirundu and Livingstone are more on crop agriculture, tourism, fishing and are also border towns with heavy traffic flows to neighbouring Zimbabwe. The location of the target districts possesses a huge risk of covid-19 transmission. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3FM Fundraising actions of the NLRC Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1418728 -6327 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 96500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -327 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -2 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 700926 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7267 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 6759 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70746 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1942 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84422 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4535 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43164 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2806 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200771 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2622 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 49 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7101 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4288 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 317242 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 503 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 77608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 94000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 290000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186722 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 230352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 939000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8194 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 570 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18603 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1187 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-109 The Netherlands Red Cross The desert locust infestation is occurring in the context of consecutive seasons of climatic shocks including the 2018-2019 drought that significantly eroded the household coping capacity in the Greater Horn of Africa, leaving an estimated 18 to 22 million people facing crisis due to worsening food insecurity.Moreover, East Africa recently has experienced one of the wettest rainfall season in 40 years, causing widespread flooding, displacing hundreds of thousands of people and causing crop (70,000 hectares) and livestock losses (96,000 animal deaths) in the worst affected areas.Further heavy rains have not allowed crops to dry properly, which has led to the spoiling of some of the harvest located in household storage facilities; the rest of the produce is at risk of contamination due to aflatoxins, which would further threaten the already deteriorating food security situation.In some areas, this situation is more serious due to climatic shocks, coupled with the impact of conflict, insecurity and poor macro-economic conditions, which are the primary drivers of active food insecurity across the region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Insect infestation 167830 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-109-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 1.8 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support five National Societies (Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda) to deliver assistance to 75,000 people affected by desert locust invasion for 9 months with a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). desert locust invasion a focus on Livelihoods and Basic Needs and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) 75000 people Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Insect infestation Response Material relief assistance and services 167830 157586 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10243 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 157586 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-110 The Netherlands Red Cross The Caribbean islands of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten have been heavy hit by the COVID-19 crisis. The tourist industry, on which many people's livelihoods depend, has collapsed. This programme aims to provide food security for the people most vulnerable in this crisis by providing meals, food parcels and vouchers. Red Cross St. Maarten Red Cross Aruba Curacao Red Cross Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 16000000 -11661 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -27817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 365363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 365363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-110-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 project implemented on Curaçao BZK The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 7208737 7209265 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 19292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75987 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 588150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -43967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1364223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 448219 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 1632750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 1042010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1172513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 663828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 1749098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 1117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 423452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. This is a slightly different formulation than the IFRC indicator. Kept separate because of RCCE and CEA focus, but link with 7, 8, 9 and 19. Kept separate because of RCCE and CEA focus, but link with 7, 8, 9 and 19. Link with 22 and 18, but this one is more specific. 30, 31 and 32 kept separate, PfR combines them all in indicator 24. Here focus is number of people instead of number of wash facilities (indicators 11, 12, 13 and 20) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-110-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 project implemented on Aruba BZK The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 5000276 4994539 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 111970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -20774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44432 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -3000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1388890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1064804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 532308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1255844 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 863899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 445159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 564952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Nr based on amount of e-vouchers provided per household NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-110-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 project implemented on St. Maarten BZK The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1541839 1559403 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -69889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -29726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 271704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 499403 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 60415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249684 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 118230 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-110-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 BZK project implemented on Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 7020 7020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114 The Netherlands Red Cross On August 4th 2020, an explosion took place in the harbor of Beirut, leading to more than 4000 people being injured, and more than 100 deaths. Many houses are destroyed, and the destruction of the harbor complicates arrival of goods most necessary in times of economic crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic Transport accident 4912064 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity. Lebanese Red Cross is the important player in the domain of ambulance services and blood transfusion services in Lebanon. LRCS accepted by all, due to their neutrality and impartiality in helping all in need. LRCS has safe acces and can navigate blockades and demonstrations, amid times of unrest and economical crisis. Lebanese Red Cross had to upscale their response capacity due to increased demand resulting from the continuing social, political and economical crisis, in the meantime LRCS had to navigate decreasing income at national level due to this situation. Extra funds are needed for LRCS to be able to continue the delivery of adequate assistance to Lebanese communities and refugees hosted in the country. The project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross in scaling up their response capacity during a period of 12 months, with specific focus on Emergency Medical Services, blood transfusions, Primary Healthcare Centers and emergency assistance to vulnerable households (in-kind & cash based assistance). Lebanese Red Cross, Netherlands Red Cross and Belgium Red Cross Beirut, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Transport accident Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 157433 443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -443 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 7685 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -8128 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 17433 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 17433 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 17433 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 140000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 140000 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross SHO campaign contribution to LRCS Response on Beirut Explosion On August 4th 2020, an explosion took place in the harbor of Beirut, leading to more than 4000 people being injured, and more than 100 deaths. Many houses are destroyed, and the destruction of the harbor complicates arrival of goods most necessary in times of economic crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. In response a SHO (GIRO 555) campaign was organized within the Netherlands. This project facilitates a contribution from the SHO campaign to the LRCS Response on the Beirut Explosion. The project is a contribution from the SHO campaign to the appeal of the Lebanese Red Cross in response to the 2020 Beirut Explosion. The following clusters will benefit from the SHO campaign: a) Cash (Cash Voucher Assistance to beneficiaries) b) Health (Equipment, consumables and other material for emergency medical services, blood transfusion centers, medical social, operational costs for responding to needs) c) Basic Assistance & WASH Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross Beirut, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services 2658520 9778 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 108629 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 14898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37323 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 4828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -37323 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 26810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11810 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362374 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 389227 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8752 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8752 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 818778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2149293 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 389227 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 7784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2269293 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 17648 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1201778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Livelihoods Aangezien wij via de SHO gelden, (pro rata) 740 gezinnen ondersteund hebben, heb ik door middel van de bovenstaande info berekend wat het totaal aantal beneficiaries is: • Libanese HHs -> 90% van 740 = 666 HHs x 4 = 2.664 personen • Syrisch HHs -> 8% van 740 = 59,2 HHs x 5 = 296 personen • Andere nationaliteiten HHs -> 2% van 740 = 14,8 x 4 = 59 personen (aangezien dit onbekend is, heb ik hiervoor een gemiddeld aantal van 4 genomen i.p.v. 5) Dit alles maakt dus een totaal van 3.019 personen wat binnen 740 huishoudens is bereikt. Aangezien wij via de SHO gelden, (pro rata) 740 gezinnen ondersteund hebben, heb ik door middel van de bovenstaande info berekend wat het totaal aantal beneficiaries is: • Libanese HHs -> 90% van 740 = 666 HHs x 4 = 2.664 personen • Syrisch HHs -> 8% van 740 = 59,2 HHs x 5 = 296 personen • Andere nationaliteiten HHs -> 2% van 740 = 14,8 x 4 = 59 personen (aangezien dit onbekend is, heb ik hiervoor een gemiddeld aantal van 4 genomen i.p.v. 5) Dit alles maakt dus een totaal van 3.019 personen wat binnen 740 huishoudens is bereikt. Aangezien wij via de SHO gelden, (pro rata) 740 gezinnen ondersteund hebben, heb ik door middel van de bovenstaande info berekend wat het totaal aantal beneficiaries is: • Libanese HHs -> 90% van 940 = 846 HHs x 4 = 3.384 personen • Syrisch HHs -> 8% van 940 = 75,2 HHs x 5 = 376 personen • Andere nationaliteiten HHs -> 2% van 940 = 18,8 x 4 = 75 personen (aangezien dit onbekend is, heb ik hiervoor een gemiddeld aantal van 4 genomen i.p.v. 5) Dit alles maakt dus een totaal van 3.835 personen wat binnen 940 huishoudens is bereikt. Aangezien wij via de SHO gelden, (pro rata) 940 gezinnen ondersteund hebben, heb ik door middel van de bovenstaande info berekend wat het totaal aantal beneficiaries is: • Libanese HHs -> 90% van 940 = 846 HHs x 4 = 3.384 personen • Syrisch HHs -> 8% van 940 = 75,2 HHs x 5 = 376 personen • Andere nationaliteiten HHs -> 2% van 940 = 18,8 x 4 = 75 personen (aangezien dit onbekend is, heb ik hiervoor een gemiddeld aantal van 4 genomen i.p.v. 5) Dit alles maakt dus een totaal van 3.835 personen wat binnen 940 huishoudens is bereikt. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the PRCS/L Beirut Explosion Appeal On August 4th 2020, an explosion took place in the harbor of Beirut, leading to more than 4000 people being injured, and more than 100 deaths. Many houses are destroyed, and the destruction of the harbor complicates arrival of goods most necessary in times of economic crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. 1- Replenish what has been used during the Beirut Explosion and aftermath and, 2- To be equipped for dealing properly with any similar accident later and, 3- To provide the basic humanitarian aid and rescue to all casualties. Palestine Red Crescent Lebanon Branch and Netherlands Red Cross Beirut, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 -9306 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 9306 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4118 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -9306 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the response to the Beirut blast by the Lebanese Red Cross On August 4th 2020, an explosion took place in the harbor of Beirut, leading to more than 4000 people being injured, and more than 100 deaths. Many houses are destroyed, and the destruction of the harbor complicates arrival of goods most necessary in times of economic crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. a) Provision of emergency medical services, b) blood banks, c) support to the medical social section, d) support to the disaster management section, e) support to logistics Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon, Beirut The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.8959203 35.47843 Other Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services 925926 -10825 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 40436 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 40436 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 51261 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -40436 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -45335 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 920000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 915101 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3925 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 268506 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4234 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 346109 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5043 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 246847 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Funding the position of Surge Capacity for Cash to support the Beirut Explosion response operation. The position is fully embedded in the Lebanese Red Cross to support their efforts in the current operation. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services 36000 2197 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 33803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33803 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of this project is to revise the ICT Unit’s strategy for the upcoming 5 years in order to improve its alignment with digital transformation and to be able to efficiently use LRC’s existing resources. In its quest to strengthen its information, digital, and cybersecurity strategy, the Lebanese Red Cross took a strategic decision to assess its information security risks, update its ICT strategy, define a roadmap to implement an Information Security Management System (ISMS) and ultimately get ISO certified. Getting the ISO certification would allow LRC to become compliant with GDPR standards, as well as enhance data sharing agreements and ensure that the data sharing processes safeguard the information shared by having the proper policies and procedures in place. Improve LRC’s ICT compliance with Data Protection and Data Responsibility Movement Standards. The main objective is to improve the governance and management of the ICT systems and to embed an information security culture which aims to protect the data of the people LRC serves, and prevent doing harm to these people by the use of data and information systems while relying on standards and well-known best practices. Lebanese Red Cross Society and its beneficiaries Beirut, Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Transport accident Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 119766 -3032 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1154 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1154 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4371 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28360 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 12057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54895 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 28864 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 87220 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -28864 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 118974 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims at enabling LRC to support vulnerable schools, while developing its internal coordination response process in schools. In 2013, with the support of UNICEF, a WASH document was issued at national level that addresses the specific situation of WASH public schools in Lebanon and intends to serve as a base for the authorities to set national standards. In 2017, the WHO and UNICEF joint monitoring program (JMP) for WASH was conducted in Lebanon by LRC targeting mainly public schools in urban and rural areas. The study showed that in 2016 around 1,444,983 pupils were enrolled in the public education system at national level. The needs identified through the study were around: water quality and quantity, hygiene promotion, sanitation facilities, and control of vector borne diseases. Additionally, through their presence on the field, the WASH staff and volunteers have reported an increasing need in addressing several WASH-related topics, especially in light of the ongoing and worsening economic crisis. Improving the capacity of several Lebanese Schools to identify risks and implement risk reduction and mitigation measures. Furthermore the project aims to improve access to safe water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices in these institutions; through environmentally sustainable infrastructure and participatory approaches. And in addition, it aims at improving LRC’s Response Preparedness mechanism though a Multisectoral approach. - 6 public schools will be targeted in this project coordination with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE), three for environmentally sustainable infrastructure. - Both Lebanese and Syrian refugee students are targeted in this intervention. Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Transport accident Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 638993 -3926 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 220 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 22452 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -22452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -220 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 22452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312563 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 22675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 493993 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -145000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 638993 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS/L is providing secondary health services for Palestine and Syrian refugees, Lebanese and more. The project will aim to reduce the effect of the disaster when happened. Therefore this project will support PRCS/L to enhance its Response Preparedness capacity. As part of PRCS/L strategy action plan for 2022 to achieve Response an preparedness systems to be set, it is important to continue with the needed RP activities in order to have a prepared and trained teams in all areas to respond efficiently in crisis. This will complement contingency plans that where developed to test them and to make sure that all staff are fully aware of responsibilities during preparedness and response times. In addition, there will be in parallel procurement of emergency stock to equip the warehouses of hospitals in order to deliver medical services with good quality. Activities included in this project are: review / development of contigency plans; desk top simulations; advanced first aid training; emergency stock prepositioning; and equipping of volunteers Capacity building and training is offered to staff personel of PRCS/L on HQ and branche level to assist Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. 12 Palestinian refugee camps and nearby settlements (HQ Akka, North Area, South area, bekaa area, Beirut area) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Landslide Fire Transport accident Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 125000 4161 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4712 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38140 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1124 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) Wadi Khaled Emergency Medical Station (EMS) for the months January and February 2022. The LRC positions its EMS stations close to where the needs are to ensure that the most vulnerable communities have access to life-saving services. For this reason, in 2011, the EMS Wadi Khaled station was opened in the north. Today, the station provides essential services to refugees and host communities. In 2020, the Wadi Khaled station responded to 1,359 missions in the area, providing care to 522 males and 807 females. Moreover, the EMTs supported in the delivery of 282 babies, as well as rescuing 12 landmines injured persons. By providing support, the LRC Wadi Khaled EMS will continue providing support to Syrian Refugees and vulnerable host communities in the North of Lebanon Approximately 227 mission calls, supporting Syrian Refugees and vulnerable host communities in the North of Lebanon Wadi Khaled, Northern Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Transport accident Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 25426 -3224 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3224 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -3224 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25426 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25426 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25426 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-114-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross To Support the Health Care System in Lebanon to response in the local communities to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases over the country In light of the drastic situation the Health care system in Lebanon is facing in responding to the high numbers of COVID-19 patients and after declaring a state of alert in the Health Sector in the country, LRC proposed a joint intervention with the relevant ministries and syndicate of doctors and nurses to firstly decrease the pressure on the hospitals that are flooded with patients and cannot anymore provide care (no ICU beds available, no Oxygen tanks nor appropriate medical equipment etc.) The LRC in coordination with the relevant authorities and stake holders identifies 2 immediate saving lives actions in the communities to be implemented through this plan: 1. Support Fees for Doctors and Nurses in the Governorates which list will be provided by the local authorities: This plan is about involving the doctors and nurses in the Governorate to help and monitor the COVID-19 cases especially those that could be treated at home therefore decreasing the pressure in the hospitals; LRC will then transport urgent cases based on the assessment provided. For that, a policy is being put in place as well as a search for an appropriate center in a hospital in the Governorate or in the Operation Room of the Governorate. Equipment, medicines, and consumables for patients at home will be provided for free with the support of the local authorities. 2. Support Fees for infectious disease doctors to provide specialize follow up together with the in the ground teams: Infectious Disease doctors will provide specialize medical support over the country to the on the ground teams and patients that require more specialized assistant. At least 2 Doctors will support each governorate. These 2 actions will contribute to decrease the pressure in the hospitals where LRC will transport only urgent cases based on the assessment provided. The Lebanese Red Cross Society Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services 75000 75000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 75000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-116 The Netherlands Red Cross Sudan is facing one of the worst flooding situations seen for more than 70 years. According to initial reports approximately 100 people have died, at least 100,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed, and more half a million people are affected. These figures are expected to increase significantly as access to the affected areas remains extremely challenging and assessments are still ongoing. Humanitarian needs are rapidly increasing as the country faces multiple shocks beside the floods, including the economic crisis, violence and disease outbreaks, and more rainfall is expected. The Government of Sudan has declared a three month nationwide state of emergency, appealing for assistance from civil society and humanitarian national and international organizations to respond to the flood affected population. Almost every state has been affected and according to the Ministry of Irrigation, the river Nile recorded the highest water level in Khartoum since 1912, over 17.62 metres. Rapid needs assessments indicate significant damage to houses, properties and livelihoods, disruption of transport networks, roads and water and sanitation infrastructure, and lack of access to markets and health care facilities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Material relief assistance and services Flood 1189959 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-116-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to 200,000 people affected by floods for 24 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: Shelter, Livelihood and Basic Needs, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Protection Gender and Inclusion (PGI). Heavy rain experienced in multiple locations across the country causing flooding, destruction of infrastructure, houses and livelihoods, displacing thousands of people. Khartoum, Blue Nile and River Nile are amongst the most affected States. Khartoum, Blue Nile and River Nile are amongst the most affected States. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Gender Equality 986111 925926 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 60185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-116-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to 200,000 people affected by floods for 24 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: Shelter, Livelihood and Basic Needs, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Protection Gender and Inclusion (PGI). Heavy rain experienced in multiple locations across the country causing flooding, destruction of infrastructure, houses and livelihoods, displacing thousands of people. Khartoum, Blue Nile and River Nile are amongst the most affected States. Khartoum, Blue Nile and River Nile are amongst the most affected States. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies DOB Emergency Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 203848 191406 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12434 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 191406 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-294 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme aims to maintain and improve the quality of patient’s administration systems of hospitals that are run by the Palestine Red Crescent Society in Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood 25000 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-295 The Netherlands Red Cross From 29 August to 31 August, heavy rainfall in North Hamgyong Province caused the Tumen River and its tributaries to flood around the Chinese-DPRK border and other areas in the province. In all, 138 deaths have been reported with a further 400 people missing, and at least 140,000 people have been severely affected across six counties in the province. Over 30,000 houses have been damaged, submerged or completely destroyed and close to 70,000 people remain displaced. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 1060000 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-295-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports assistance to 330,000 people (82,500 households) affected by the floods for 12 months. The operation will focus on health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); shelter (including household non-food items); disaster risk reduction (DRR) and National Society capacity building. A major change includes a stronger focus on health activities as Household First Aid Kits and extended First Aid training for volunteers. From 29 August to 31 August, heavy rainfall in North Hamgyong Province caused the Tumen River and its tributaries to flood around the Chinese-DPRK border and other areas in the province. In all, 138 deaths have been reported with a further 400 people missing, and at least 140,000 people have been severely affected across six counties in the province. Over 30,000 houses have been damaged, submerged or completely destroyed and close to 70,000 people remain displaced. The operation will focus on health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); shelter (including household non-food items); disaster risk reduction (DRR) and National Society capacity building. A major change includes a stronger focus on health activities as Household First Aid Kits and extended First Aid training for volunteers. The beneficiary selection focuses on the most vulnerable families affected by the flood. Specific considerations will be given to the elderly, people with a disability, pregnant and lactating women, women-headed households, and households with infants or young children. In total 330,000 people will be reached. Hoeryong City, Musan County, Yonsa County, Onsong County, Kyonghung County and Kyongwon County in North Hamgyong Province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-295-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to ensure the humanitarian needs of up to 330,000 people in Hoeryong City, Musan County, Yonsa County, Onsong County, Kyonghung County and Kyongwon County in North Hamgyong Province affected by the floods are met in a timely, effective and efficient way. From 29 August to 31 August 2016, heavy rainfall occurred in North Hamgyong Province of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) – in some areas more than 300 mm of rain were recorded within two-day period, resulted in the flooding of the Tuman River and its tributaries around the China-DPRK border and other neighbouring areas in the province. The floods were intensified due to Typhoon Lionrock which hit the coast and prevented the rainfall from flowing down the river. Therefore the water was locked in the riverbed, and the surrounding areas were flash-flooded. This project delivers assistance to flood-affected populations through providing shelter and non food items, water, sanitation, and hygiene help, health assistance, disaster risk reduction, and national society capacity building. This project reaches 330,00 people (82,500 households). This project takes place in Hoeryong City, Musan County, Yonsa County, Onsong County, Kyonghung County and Kyongwon County in North Hamgyong Province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-296 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the staffing and running costs of the Wadi Khaled ambulance station, as well as the rehabilitation of the Tripoli Blood Transfusion Centre (BTC) of Lebanese Red Cross. NLRC has been supporting the Wadi Khaled ambulance station since the beginning of the Syria Crisis. This station is located near the Lebanese-Syrian northern border; the area was the main route for evacuating injured Syrians at the early stage of the crisis. Currently the station and the BTC are targeting Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese host communities. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 292000 5189 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5189 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 20982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -20982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 292000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-296-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the staffing and running costs of the Wadi Khaled ambulance station, as well as the rehabilitation of the Tripoli Blood Transfusion Centre (BTC) of Lebanese Red Cross. NLRC has been supporting the Wadi Khaled ambulance station since the beginning of the Syria Crisis. This station is located near the Lebanese-Syrian northern border; the area was the main route for evacuating injured Syrians at the early stage of the crisis. Currently the station and the BTC are targeting Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese host communities. The Wadi Khaled Station and Tripoli Blood Transfusion Centre are essential for the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) outreach efforts in the area, and provide Syrian refugees and the local communities with access to pre-hospital health care. After this rehabilitation this BTC will meet Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) standards and will be able to continue delivering its blood units to both Syrian and Lebanese beneficiaries (600 on monthly average, with on average 50% for Syrians and 50% for Lebanese). This project finances staff and running costs for the ambulance station, as well as the development of communication materials to raise awareness of its important role in the border area between Lebanon and Syria. The project also finances rehabilitation costs of the Tripoli BTC. Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities Wadi Khaled and Tripoli The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 292000 -259 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 252000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96993 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1460 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 73512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 75000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-270 The Netherlands Red Cross On april 16 an earthquake devestated several coastal communities. 113 people were rescued in an emergency situation and more than 25.000 stay in temporary shelters. Because of aftershocks many people dwell in the streets. During and direct after the eathquake more than 700 people lost their lives. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 1500000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-270-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This IFRC Appeal provides assistence to 100.000 people living in the area of the 2016 earthquake in Ecuador. Assistance aims at health, shelter and the distrubution of basic needs and food. Also repairs of water supply are a priority. On april 16 an earthquake devestated several coastal communities. 113 people were rescued in an emergency situation and more than 25.000 stay in temporary shelters. Because of aftershocks many people dwell in the streets. During and direct after the eathquake more than 700 people lost their lives. In several communities RCRC health centers provided healthcare to affected people. ICRC is distributing forensic kits and equipment to institutions responsible for dead body management. Also psychosocial support is offered to families in collective centres, refuges, host households and to humanitarian response teams to help them deal with emotional shock. By 2 May, more than 3211 families had received humanitarian aid (approximately 16,055 people). Most people went for medical treatment to health centers in Jama, Matal, Quaque, Chorrera in Pedernales The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cabuya -1.4833701 -79.9332218 Jipijapa -1.3484029 -80.5792433 Sucre -1.27907 -80.41814 Santa Ana -1.2076098 -80.3717562 Portoviejo -1.0538 -80.4486 Manta -0.9529 -80.7132 Jaramijo -0.9462135 -80.6389083 Rocafuerte -0.9242713 -80.4500157 Calceta -0.8486 -80.1594 Tosagua -0.7850128 -80.2338219 Chone -0.6986 -80.0946 San Vicente -0.5896279 -80.4084617 Canoa -0.4613786 -80.4564945 Jama -0.197 -80.2709 El Matal -0.1872449 -80.2893461 Camarones -0.1000066 -80.1535308 Coaque 0.0093169 -80.0835952 Pedernales 0.07086 -80.05359 Chamanga 0.26809 -79.9551 Salima 0.32445 -79.96384 Quinindé 0.328723 -79.4726416 Guanurdal 0.4573 -79.9826 Muisne 0.61072 -80.01858 Same 0.8483366 -79.9228957 Atacames 0.86918 -79.84908 Esmeraldas 0.9668153 -79.6523847 Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 1500000 1408451 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-114 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the project is to sustainably achieve better health and reduced risk of disease outbreaks for vulnerable people in the target areas. The aim is to strengthen the provision of adequate access to safe water supply, and advocate safe sanitation and hygiene awareness among communities of the three target villages. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 271342 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-114-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the project is to sustainably achieve better health and reduced risk of disease outbreaks for vulnerable people in the target areas. The aim is to strengthen the provision of adequate access to safe water supply, and advocate safe sanitation and hygiene awareness among communities of the three target villages. Several challenges have hampered Papua from achieving clean water. The challenge factors include the remoteness of the province, its poor infrastructure, and the management of the state-run tap water company PDAM. Currently only 35% of urban areas are covered by PDAM and only 14 % has clean water distribution to and in villages. The ingestion of inadequate water and poor sanitation facilities are directly related to severe illnesses such as diarrhoea and malaria. The goals will be reached through applying safer hygiene and sanitation practices, making safe water sufficiently accessible, educating people on matters of hygiene, and optimising the project management. Partners: The Netherlands Red Cross Society (NLRC) is responsible for providing technical and managerial support and The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) as the implementing partner will be responsible for the operational and financial management, as well as for providing qualified staff. Beneficiaries of this project can be considered to be all of the targeted communities in the three villages. Papua Province, Indonesia. The target areas are the Yetti, Suskun, and Wonoredjo villages in the Arso Timur sub-district in Keerom. The Keerom district in general and Arso Timur sub-district in particular are vulnerable to disasters. Malaria and diarrhoea are major health issues in the selected communities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Indonesia, Papua, Yetti -3 140.88333 Indonesia, Papua, Suskun -2.9728 140.8535 Indonesia, Papua, Wonoredjo -3.01667 140.83333 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 271342 -15302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45607 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 3584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 1540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 7814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 38600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 19400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 4000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 4400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-143 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme plans and implements demonstration of the concepts developed within S(P)EEDKITS. The project develops concepts for e.g. health care and sanitation solutions, infrastructural solutions, and shelter units. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 185855 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-143-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal is to plan and implement demonstration of the concepts developed within S(P)EEDKITS. The project develops concepts for e.g. health care and sanitation solutions, infrastructural solutions, and shelter units. The S(P)EEDKIT concept offers rapid humanitarian solutions – rapid deployment of shelters, facilities and medical care resources following major disasters - for self-recovery of communities. Currently, several developments have resulted in early field testing and deployment. The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC), Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), all partners within S(P)EEDKITS, have on-going field operations. Selected solutions can be tested in these humanitarian operations, usually in situations where infrastructure is poor and skilled labour scarce. The focus will be on different levels of demonstration, focusing on key developments of S(P)EEDKITS at the different packaging levels (container, pallet, and bag), demonstration of rapid deployment, field testing of selected kits. The selected kits are shelter units, wash solutions (sanitation-, water -, and add-on kits), and infrastructural solutions. The aim is to demonstrate transportability and rapid deployment of the kits in an operational field context. Partners in the S(p)eedkit project are: Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Shelter Research Unit (IFRC-SRU) and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Globally: the conditions for actual field deployment can vary rapidly. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 185855 -44 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -33363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147 The Netherlands Red Cross The response preparedness programme seeks to reduce the impact of disasters by strengthening the capacities of local Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 5106441 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of six national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies: improving the functioning of national and international response mechanisms, strengthening (human) disaster-management capacity and contingency plans. This subactivity provides for general support from NLRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 29118 79 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the response preparedness programme in Chad is for the Netherlands Red Cross and Chad Red Cross to strengthen the capacity of the Red Cross national society in Chad. Chad is affected by natural disasters, such as floods and draughts, epidemics, and refugee displacement from its neighbours such Libya and Sudan, and internal instabilities. Food insecurity further complicates response preparedness in Chad where governmental and local responses are limited due to capacity. Chad Red Cross also lacks the capacity to effectively handle disaster and emergency response, resulting in affected populations failing to receive adequate assistance, multiplying the effects of disasters. The Netherlands Red Cross and Chad Red Cross will engage response-preparedness issues in Chad by: improving the function of Chad Red Cross’ national and local response mechanisms, strategically positioning and logistically supporting Red Cross relief stocks in Chad, strengthening Chad Red Cross’ human resource capacities for disaster management, and improving Chad Red Cross ‘ disaster management plan. The programme targets Chad Red Cross staff, and families in disaster-prone regions. National Disaster Team (NDRT)and Branch Disaster Response Team (BDRT) will be trained, and training will be carried out in 2012 and be followed-up with yearly refresher trainings from 2013-2015. Chad Red Cross’ 5 Disaster Management (DM) staff will be augmented, with other staff receiving yearly refresher trainings. 4,000 families in the 7 most disaster-prone areas, and in N’Djamena, will also be targeted in the form strategically-placed relief kits. The programme in Chad is implemented throughout the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Chad 15 19 Civil unrest Drought Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1413027 -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 5376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117714 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 1316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145048 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 46389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212860 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 18740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -29930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 17127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126266 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111876 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 1127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49719 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 30782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122147 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 17335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 105746 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 46434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49885 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Chad 8690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the response preparedness programme in Columbia is for the Netherlands Red Cross and Columbia Red Cross to strengthen the capacity of the Red Cross national society in Columbia through the following objectives: improving the function of national and local mechanisms, enhancing the strategic positioning and logistical support of Columbia Red Cross’ relief stock, strengthening six of Red Cross Columbia’s Southeast branches in Vichada, Vaupés, and Guainia, and improving Columbia Red Cross’ disaster management plan. The provinces of Vichada, Vaupés, and Guainia are mainly populated by indigenous populations, who are one of the most vulnerable groups in the country. These provinces depend heavily on the capital, Bogota, for emergency response and assistance in the event of disasters, which can take weeks. When needed assistance exceeds local capacities, the effects of disaster on local populations are compounded, and these areas do not receive support from other Red Cross partners in Columbia. Red Cross Columbia’s volunteer numbers in these areas are low, and they are also underequipped and undertrained, with little ability to respond to emergencies. The means of providing assistance to Columbia Red Cross entail training disaster response staff in and equipping them with the necessary disaster response tools. Disaster management staff will also be trained. Simulation drills will also be held with relevant stakeholders, and communications equipment provided in-need branches along with development and or updating of all contingency plans. To enhance support of relief stock facilities and aid rapid response, facilities will be renovated or built and transportation purchased in needed branches. The cooperation between provinces, communities, and local disaster teams will be strengthened. The programme targets Red Cross disaster response team members and management staff. This is a national programme that will focus on the Vichada, Vaupés, and Guainia provinces, which are mainly populated by indigenous populations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Vichada 5 -69.5 Vaupes 0.75 -70.75 Guainia 2.5 -69.5 Civil unrest Drought Earthquake Epidemic Flood Storm Surge Volcanic eruption Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 444543 -574 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 122875 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 140654 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 96214 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society -8022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 50257 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 8022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the Lebanon programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of the Lebanese Red Cross and the Palestinian Red Crescent/Lebanon Branch. The Netherlands Red Cross will work with both the Lebanese Red Cross and Plaestinian Red Cross towards: improving the functioning of local and national response mechanisms, strengthening human disaster-management capacity, improving disaster management and contingency plans: creating strategically positioned and logistically supported relief stocks, and strengthening human capacity for disaster management. Lebanon is prone to floods, landslides, earthquakes, storms, and forest fires alongside complex internal and regional conflict, with the latter resulting in large numbers of Palestinan refugees residing in the country. Due to the large numbers of Palestinian refugees, Lebanon has the presence of both Lebanese and Palestinian Red Cross societies, being the only country in the world where two national Red Cross societies permanently reside. Thus, owing to the highly sensitive issues surrounding the Palestinian minority and its rights, it is of paramount important that the two Red Cross societies continue to collaborate effectively in times of emergencies. The above objectives will be carried out by providing both material, training, additional staff where needed, and development and assisatance with contingency plans. Material supports will include items such as communications equipment, medicines, ambulances, and renovation of storage warehouses, while training will include prepairing staff in Red Cross Palestinian hosptials hospitals in disaster response. This programme seeks to provide support to Red Cross staff to help those affected by disaster, and specifically Palestinians in refugee camps in Lebanon. Stakeholders involved in this programme include: the Swiss Red cross: the German Red Cross, IFRC, UNRWA, and UNHCR. Additionally, both the Palestinian and Lebanese authorities provide critical coordination and information exchange, and communities are also consulted and involved. This is particularly the case in Palestinian camps, where populations can be represented by popular committees. The programme in Lebanon is implemented throughout the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Civil unrest Earthquake Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 252103 -334 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 334 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -26680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 340 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 51047 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 55282 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 11070 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111370 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The response preparedness programme in South Sudan seeks to reduce the impact of disaster by strengthening the capacities of Red Cross South Sudan through: ensuring a well-functioning national and local response mechanism is in place, relief stocks are strategically positioned and logistically supported, developing human disaster management capacity, and ensuring Red Cross South Sudan has sound operational disaster management plans. South Sudan gained independence in 2011 and has been host to internal conflict and disasters fueled by climate change, and its Red Cross/Red Crescent national society lacks the capacity to adequately response to these emergencies. Reponse preparadness support will be given through training of both Red Cross national and branch disaster management staff, equipment procurement, such as communications hardware and water and sanitation equipment, expanding warehouse storage capacity and transportation vehicles, and development of contingency plans. This programme seeks to provide support to Red Cross staff to help those affected by disaster. The programme in South Sudan is implemented throughout the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands South Sudan 7.5 30 Civil unrest Drought Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1081122 -10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 17940 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -10802 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -19316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39382 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 498 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -9316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 44483 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 13820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 29 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 29357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 327058 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68815 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The response preparedness programme in Uganda seeks to reduce the impact of disaster by strengthening the capacities of Red Cross Uganda through: ensuring a well-functioning national and local response mechanism is in place, relief stocks are strategically positioned and logistically supported, developing human disaster management capacity, and ensuring Red Cross Uganda has sound operational disaster management plans. Uganda is among a number of countries throughout the world that is prone to both disaster and conflict, and its Red Cross/Red Crescent national society lacks the capacity to adequately respond to emergencies fueled by disaster and conflict. Response preparedness support will be given through training and equipping Red Cross staff, providing relief kits and building infrastructure, training exercises, and developing contingency plans to further aid disaster response. This programme seeks to provide support to Red Cross staff to help those affected by disaster. The programme in Uganda is implemented throughout the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Uganda 1.25 32.5 Civil unrest Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 163670 -14732 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3922 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12782 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -46245 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17667 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5093 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 156454 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands aids disaster reponse preparation of Red Cross/Red Crescent national societies in Chad, Columbia, Lebanon, South Sudan, and Uganda, focusing on strengethening national response capacity and linking it to reginal and global capacity. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) also works with Red Cross/Red Crescent and Netherlands Red Cross in these five countries to strengthen national response capacity and reduce the impact of disasters. The programme was developed on the basis of a context analysis at federation level and at countrly level in the five above-listed countries. Countries around the world are prone to both disaster and humanitarian conflict, and the response preparedness capabilities of their Red Cross/Red Crescent national societies lack the capacity to adequately assist in responding to emergencies. The programme provides training, equipment, carries out simulation exercises, creates infrastructure, and focusus on recuriting staff and developing disaster contingency plans. Additionally, the programme seeks to develop non-conventional solutions for operations in disaster response by investing in innovating solutions to sanitation and issues created by complex urban disaster settings, developing context-specific family shelters and other means to aid disaster-stricken locals. This programme seeks to provide support to Red Cross staff to help those affected by disaster. The international reponse preparedness programme is implemented in Chad, Columbia, Lebanon, South Sudan, and Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Chad 15 19 Colombia 4 -73.25 Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 South Sudan 7.5 30 Uganda 1.25 32.5 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 817369 -27630 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 326639 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 518359 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -267077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -68 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This is a pilot project for desludging faecal sludge from toilets in difficult areas in Malawi. This pilot is to determine the role and responsibility of stakeholders within a de-sludging project. Working with local authorities on the pilot, site identification will be done together with WASTE, recruitment will be done from MRCS volunteers to operate the equipment, Several stakeholders will attend the pilot, including local authorities, WASTE and MRCS. The pilot will take place in Lilongwe, Malawi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lilongwe -13.96692 33.78725 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 316146 -2540 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 69736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3739 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 44885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 7801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This project financially supports the training of Trainers Contigency Planning, as part of the Response Preparedness Programme. The goal of the programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of six national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies: improving the functioning of national and international response mechanisms, strengthening (human) disaster-management capacity and contingency plans. This subactivity provides for technical assistance to the countries. NLRC offers funding for the training of Training Contigency planning as part of the Response Preparedness Programme. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 177407 7125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18668 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Colombian Red Cross Society 989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of six national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies: improving the functioning of national and international response mechanisms, strengthening (human) disaster-management capacity and contingency plans. This subactivity provides for (technical support for) monitoring & evaluation. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 90717 14901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the Lebanon programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of the Lebanese Red Cross and the Palestinian Red Crescent/Lebanon Branch. The Netherlands Red Cross will work with both the Lebanese Red Cross and Plaestinian Red Cross towards: improving the functioning of local and national response mechanisms, strengthening human disaster-management capacity, improving disaster management and contingency plans: creating strategically positioned and logistically supported relief stocks, and strengthening human capacity for disaster management. Lebanon is prone to floods, landslides, earthquakes, storms, and forest fires alongside complex internal and regional conflict, with the latter resulting in large numbers of Palestinan refugees residing in the country. Due to the large numbers of Palestinian refugees, Lebanon has the presence of both Lebanese and Palestinian Red Cross societies, being the only country in the world where two national Red Cross societies permanently reside. Thus, owing to the highly sensitive issues surrounding the Palestinian minority and its rights, it is of paramount important that the two Red Cross societies continue to collaborate effectively in times of emergencies. The above objectives will be carried out by providing both material, training, additional staff where needed, and development and assisatance with contingency plans. Material supports will include items such as communications equipment, medicines, ambulances, and renovation of storage warehouses, while training will include prepairing staff in Red Cross Palestinian hosptials hospitals in disaster response. This programme seeks to provide support to Red Cross staff to help those affected by disaster, and specifically Palestinians in refugee camps in Lebanon. Stakeholders involved in this programme include: the Swiss Red cross: the German Red Cross, IFRC, UNRWA, and UNHCR. Additionally, both the Palestinian and Lebanese authorities provide critical coordination and information exchange, and communities are also consulted and involved. This is particularly the case in Palestinian camps, where populations can be represented by popular committees The programme in Lebanon is implemented throughout the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 309547 -14072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107606 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 106811 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 35583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 20000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-147-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the programme is to reduce the impact of disasters through improving the response preparedness and capacities of six national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies: improving the functioning of national and international response mechanisms, strengthening (human) disaster-management capacity and contingency plans. This subactivity provides funding for the annual meeting 2014. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 11672 242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme is financially closed on 25-01-2018 EUR 43.850 is unspent and transferred back to FUND: PRJ07-005-0006. EUR 30.000 IS RESERVED FOR LOOKBACK STUDIES IN ETHIOPIA AND BURUNDI therfore EUR 13.850 can be re-allocated The programme aims to improve maternal and new-born health in eleven countries. First of all, through increasing the knowledge of particularly women on reproductive, maternal and new-born health. Secondly, medical facilities are equipped and staff is trained in maternal and child care. Thirdly, within communities the infrastructure is being improved to support (future) mothers and their new-borns and infants. Finally, the National Society is equipped to support MNCH interventions. Projects in Chad and Mali is in cooperation with French Red Cross. Targets of ICRC are not included in goal. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services 12958524 -43850 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 12817 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 9131 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 163579 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 7894607 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 7894607 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 25388 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2500000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 2342730 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to reduce the number of neonates and infants dying of preventable diseases and pregnancy and birth related complications. Developing nations have high rates of pre- and neonatal birth death rates, Ethiopia among them. Most of these deaths are due to infectious diseases, others caused by poor maternal health, sexually-transmitted disease and infection, affecting rural populations with little access to quality healthcare. The country also has one of the world's highest mortality rates for mothers, with 673 deaths per 100,000 live births, compared to 290 in developing and 14 in developed countries. To care for the health of new born infants and mothers, the Red Cross will equip health facilities and providers with skills and knowledge, build the capacity of women child-bearing age, strengthen linkages between the community and the health delivery system, and foster behaviour change communication to develop capacities for self care. The programme targets infants and mothers. The project will take place in Chiro district of the West Harrarghe zone, Siliti district of the Siliti zone, Ebnat district of South Gondar and Awebere District of the Jijjiga zone. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Chiro district 9.0870642 40.8675244 West Harrarghe zone 8.6724 40.8488 Ebnat district 12.13333 38.05 Awebere District 9.78306 43.22306 Siliti zone 7.8322 38.2687 South Gondar 11.8565909 38.008309 Jijjiga zone 9.3513554 42.7981633 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1135972 -2917 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -30776 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -30776 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 61057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 19000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30313 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59487 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57074 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197985 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116923 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70290 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 323558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to improve the health of new-borns and infants, and increase and develop the utilisation of better health care for women, infants, and mothers in all stages of the birth process. Guatemala ranks third in North American for mother morality rates and first among Central American countries for infants deaths in the first month after birth, with many of these death due to preventable causes, adversely affecting women in rural areas where poverty is high. The Red Cross Netherlands applies a community-based approach to seeking to improve health conditions surrounding birth. Hygiene, family planning, safe delivery and other relevant topics are discussed through educational sessions on responsible parenting with male and female adolescents and adults, support groups for pregnant women, and training individuals in communities, such as midwives, in infant and maternal health. The projects targets infants, new-borns, and mothers, but also has a wider audience of the communities. The project takes place in the San Marcos Department, where poverty is acute and manly live in rural areas where access to health services is difficult, in the Tejutla and Comitancillo municipalities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands San Marcos 14.96667 -91.8 Tejutla 15.11667 -91.8 Comitancillo 15.08333 -91.71667 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 621394 -22972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -477 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 22972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225788 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 4723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158478 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to reduce infant and mother morality rates in the department of Blolequin. Blolequin is a department in Ivory Coast that faces high infant mortality rates and around 95,000 people live beyond five kilometres from health facilities, housing some of the country's most vulnerable populations whose lives were greatly affected by 2002's civil war. The war resulted in a worsening of already precarious and impoverished situations in terms of not only increased infant mortality rates, but weakening health infrastructures, causing increased food insecurity, and pushing chronic malnutrition rates above 38% in the western part of the country, where Blolequin is located. Infants and mothers' survival is ensured through improving maternal and infant health knowledge and practices in targeted communities on issues such as immunisation, malnutrition, infectious diseases, child illnesses and the like, and increasing the use of maternal and infant health services in targeted communities, specifically focusing on areas that lack access to health services. This is a community-based approach that includes training volunteers on health issues, assisting clubs for mothers, and supporting local primary health care services. The project directly targets 12,850 infants, pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and women of childbearing age. Located in the forested area of the Blolequin department of Ivory Coast, bordering Liberia, the project focuses on health in 13 villages in and around the towns of Blolequin, Doke, and Diboke. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bloléquin 6.56913 -8.00253 Cavally 6.41667 -7.5 Diboke 6.44434 -8.11234 Doke 6.59281 -8.11205 Dépouta 6.91043 -7.9622 Bably Vaya 6.61234 -8.15274 Badouebli 6.59557 -8.09247 Pohan 6.58803 -8.09317 Zomplou 6.61944 -8.155 Ké-Bouebo 6.62618 -8.19529 Diéya 6.62538 -8.17088 Médibli 6.52173 -8.05466 Zilebli 6.32901 -8.13896 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 908000 -23997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12391 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66197 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 15194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126568 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -54169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 24257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 17294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186155 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 25726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this projects is to increase resilience and reduce infant morality rates through providing better care for pregnant women delivering in Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch hospitals by increasing knowledge on personal care during pregnancies and for new-borns, and making improvements in Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch hospitals. Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have few rights and live in poverty, where illness and infant mortality are high, the latter at 19 per 1000 live births and neonatal deaths at 14 per 1000 live births. Access to prenatal care is low, and the influx of Syrian refugees further strains the health care systems of the UNRWA and Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch, which are responsible for Palestinians. The UNRWA subsidises the Palestinian Red Cross in Lebanon's hospitals for births, but the Red Cross hospitals remain underfunded and do not have the capacity to treat complicated births due to inadequate equipment and staff knowledge. In order to educate pregnant women, and given Palestine Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch's minimal role in primary health care, it will be engaged by the Netherlands Red Cross in creating one-to-one health education sessions for women before, during, and after birth, augmenting primary health services provided by UNRWA and Medical Aid for Palestinians, which also provides services to Palestinian refugees. Structural improvements in Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch hospitals will also be made along with equipment upgrades, and staff will receive training in hygienic delivery methods, neonate care, and how to use new equipment. The project targets all women delivering in Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch hospitals, who will benefit from improvements in staff training and hospital infrastructure. The project centres on five Palestinian Red Crescent Society in Lebanon Branch hospitals in Saida, Beirut, Tyre, Tripoli, and Beqaa. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Saida 33.55993 35.37564 Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Tyre 33.27333 35.19389 Tripoli 34.43667 35.84972 Beqaa 33.83333 36 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 337240 -334 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -7 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39219 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47803 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 10699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88056 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -2292 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 9967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme seeks to decrease infant and mother morality in Malawi's Kasungu and Ntchisi Districts through: increasing the knowledge of women and community members, increasing access to quality healthcare, increasing access of women of child bearing age and children to water, hygiene, and sanitation services, strengthening links between the Malawi Red Cross, affected communities, and healthcare facilities, and improving Malawi Red Cross's health managing and implementation capacities. Maternal and infant morality rates in Malawi significantly exceed Millennium Development Goal standards, at 675 per 100,000 live births and 31 per 1,000 live births respectively. The causes of these high morality rates are birth complications, disease, and distance to health care facilities. In Malawi's Ntchisi and Kasungu Districts, over 50% women and children travel more than five kilometres for treatment. All of these issues are magnified by a lack of capacity among birth attendants. Ntchisi and Kasungu fall well below the 58% national average of births attended by skilled providers, at 40% and 44% respectively. Decreasing maternal and infant morality is taken on through building household and community resilience. This approach includes training in maternal and child care, sanitation, and disease, such as HIV, providing transportation to health facilities and water and sanitation equipment, and district-level meetings to aid resource and knowledge distribution. The total number of beneficiaries is 71,400, 50,400 of which are women of reproductive age and 21,000 are babies under 1 year-old. Malawi Red Cross Society continues to work in partnership with Ministry of Health, UNICEF and Mai Khanda, a major stakeholder implementing maternal and neonatal project. The project takes place in the Kasungu and Ntchisi Districts of Malawi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ntchisi -13.29574 33.90798 Kasungu -13.33 33.41667 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1553500 -324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 735 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -734 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 5663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134748 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 30847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26550 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 213649 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29866 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 29180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 376534 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 11976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129607 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 5147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84933 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 7072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1846 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198060 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project builds community resilience through focusing on maternal, new-borns, and child health, contributing towards the Millennium Development Goals of reducing child morality and improving maternal health. Project aims include enabling health stations to provide quality maternal, new-borns, and child health services, preventing maternal, new-born, and child deaths and illnesses from disasters, increasing Philippine Red Cross' management capacity in community-based programmes, and developing partnerships with local health infrastructures. The Philippine province of Eastern Samar has one of the highest incidences of poverty in the country, which has grown over the years. Almost half of the Agusan del Sur province is isolated due to limited road access and mountainous terrain, and in these areas there are no health services to serve communities, further decreasing already limited access to the basic emergency obstetric facilities care only available in six of the province's municipalities. The project strategy gives maternal, new-born, and child health priority in a holistic approach that effectively contributes to community resilience. As such, Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA) is the primary means of delivering community-level support because this approach relies of community volunteers to lead health activities and spread knowledge throughout their communities. This work will compliment the joint Philippines and Netherlands Red Cross Partners for Resilience Programme in Agusan del Sur by identifying health risks and undergoing the necessary actions to anticipate, adapt, and respond to these risks. The project will also rehabilitate and equip health units. The project aims to support 27,000 people, of which 4,000 are children under five The project is implemented in the Eastern Samar and Agusan del Sur provinces in the Philippines. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Philippines 13 122 Eastern Samar 11.53054 125.47647 Agusan del Sur 8.5 125.83333 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1001067 501 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -9062 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4975 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10036 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -4975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13696 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118810 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 25545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54177 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -18259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 66347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1435 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146481 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -199006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 227754 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall purpose of the project is to improve access to maternal, new-born, and infant health services by increasing pregnant, women of child-bearing age, and recently-pregnant women's' knowledge of quality maternity resilience and new-born care, increasing these groups' access to quality health care, and improving staff knowledge of maternal and new-born care among South Sudan Red Cross and Country Health Department staff. South Sudan has some of sub-Saharan Africa's lowest health indicators, with high incidences of maternal and new-born morality rates, the latter of which is largely preventable. Compounding these issues are food insecurity, migration to due conflict, poor living and sanitation conditions, limited access to education and employment, disease, lack of quality maternal care services, cultural practices surrounding pregnancy, and a host of other concerns that hinder South Sudan's development. This leads to situation where only 10% of women give birth in health facilities with skilled birth attendants. The project reduces maternal and infant morality rates through establishing Maternity Waiting Homes (MWH) for women with high-risk pregnancies. In these homes, women are cared for during the final weeks of their pregnancies in proximity to hospitals providing comprehensive emergency obstetric and new-born care facilities, receiving education on infant care, delivery, and pregnancy. Moreover, the programme stimulates crucial community knowledge and linkages to health care systems and adopts and implements solutions to emergency obstetric care alongside advocating for South Sudan's Red Cross to adopt national maternal, new-born, and infant health strategies. South Sudan's Ministry of Health is also targeted towards developing a strategy on MWH's. The project targets 40,000 women, 30,000 men and 40,000 infants, of which 10,700 new-borns), and indirectly 15,000 people. This project takes place in the Terakeka and Yei counties of South Sudan's Central Equatoria state. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Central Equatoria 4.75 31 Terekeka 5.44893 31.7524 Yei 4.23904 30.35008 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1050000 -1124 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -11259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2003 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2003 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -24975 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 23921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 74180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40859 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196790 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 14586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68830 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95562 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 113412 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The project seeks reduction in neonatal and infant mortality rates by increasing access to skilled healthcare for women and their infants, and increasing knowledge, skills, and resilience on new-born and infant care among pregnant women. Lastly, the project also strengthens Uganda Red Cross' capacity to deliver, monitor, and evaluate its mother and new-born health services. Uganda's neonatal and maternal mortality rates remain high as the country works to reduce these numbers as a part of the Millennium Development Goals. Only 59% of pregnant women have supervised deliveries and new-born and neonatal deaths account for 40% of all deaths among children under five years old. Mothers are often young, below twenty years old, access to care is low due to distance, misconceptions and poor referral systems, and rural mothers often enter pre-pregnancy care too late, all of which contributes to high neonatal mortality rates. Reducing neonatal and infant mortality is carried out using simple yet effective multi-sectoral interventions that cover women before, during, and after birth, supplementing governmental efforts. Health facilities will be refurbished to provide proper care environments, Ugandan Red Cross volunteers trained in mother and new-born care. At the community level, positive health-seeking behaviours are promoted for pregnant women and new-born mothers. The project will directly target 5,000 pregnant women/mothers and approximately 4500 of their new born babies. Indirectly, the project will reach 423,760 people through behaviour change communication activities. The project will take place in the Apac, Masaka, and Ntungamo districts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Apac 1.902 32.6 Ntungamo -0.93707 30.30483 Masaka -0.36667 31.7 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 817280 -93425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2497 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 143800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 147040 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12184 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12747 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 334340 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross This project provides technical support for the programme Serious Request 2012: Reducing infant mortality. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 649264 11722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13964 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 42495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6024 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 104795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37202 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross The project seeks reduction in infant, new-born, and maternal mortality by increasing knowledge of and access to quality healthcare services, strengthening links between health facilities and communities, and strengthening Haiti Red Cross' project management capacities. Haiti's earthquake and cholera outbreak in 2010, two hurricanes in 2012, exacerbated circumstances in an already weak health system, which posted the highest infant mortality rates in the Caribbean. The South East Department particularly felt the brunt of disaster: 62% of its health facilities were destroyed or damaged in 2010. Here, many deliveries and maternal and neonatal deaths go unrecorded, but 49% of births are attended by untrained matrons and there is little access to care facilities due to distance, most of Haiti's population lives in rural areas, cost, and insufficient facilities and staff. The reduction of infant, new-born, and maternal mortality is achieved through employing the concept of maternal, new-born, and child health continuum care. This focuses on increasing service access for women and children before, during, and after pregnancy to support the development of positive health-seeking behaviours in women and in communities. Since communities are instrumental, local volunteers, facilitators and health workers are trained, mother's clubs established, facilities refurbished, and health services organised and coordinated. The main beneficiaries are women of child-bearing age and infants under one years old in the communes of bainet and Cote de Fer. The project takes place in the communes of Bainet and Cote de Fer in Haiti's South East Department. These areas were chosen based on high neonatal, new-born, and infant mortality rates and complementarities with other Haitian Red Cross projects. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Haiti 19 -72.41667 Bainet 18.18494 -72.74778 Cotes de Fer 18.1891205 -73.0035917 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1130000 -7549 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 26453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28202 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 165487 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 4256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130970 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 72232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 38279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross In the Islamic Republic of Mauritania and Chad, the programme seeks to eliminate new paediatric HIV infections and improve maternal and new-born health. In Mali, objectives are similar, being set to improving the health situations of women of child-bearing age and new-borns. Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for only 20% of the world's births but 45% of under-five deaths. Maternal mortality is also high, along with incidences of HIV and malaria. The Sub-Saharan, Sahelian countries of Mail, Niger, the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, and Chad have particularly alarming mother and infant mortality rates. In order to eliminate new paediatric HIV infections and improve the health situations of women and children, targeted actions such as training healthcare providers, workers, and Red Cross volunteers, purchasing equipment, HIV testing, and community-level awareness raising are carried out. Beneficiaries are women, new-borns, and sexually active males. The project takes place in Mali, Chad, Niger, and the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mali 18 -2 Niger 18 9 Chad 15 19 Islamic Republic of Mauritania 20.25 -10.5 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1500000 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 800000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the project is to contribute towards the reduction of maternal, neonatal, and child mortality rates in Zambia, with particular focus on the rural Limulunga district, located in the Western province. The project centres on strengthening community participation in maternal, new-born and child health services, improving community knowledge of safe motherhood, and scaling-up the use of available reproductive health facilities and services by communities. Despite being one of Africa's most peaceful and politically stable countries, and making significant progress on maternal, new-born, and child health over the past ten years in adopting related Millennium Development Goals, Zambia has some of the world's highest maternal, neonatal, and child mortality rates. In particular, the rural Limluluga district has some of the highest maternal mortality rates in the country, high poverty levels, a lack of health facilities and qualified workers, high incidences of HIV, AIDS, and malaria and a host of other issues that contribute to these mortality rates. The project reduces infant and maternal mortality through establishment of small maternal motherhood action groups and public awareness education, both of which foster community responses to mortality by discussing issues such as family planning, male roles in safe motherhood, and disease awareness and prevention. Care infrastructures will also be built to both establish gaps in the provision of maternal health services and increase access to maternal care in Limulunga district's dispersed population setting. All work involves local health facilities and relevant governmental departments. Women of child-bearing ages, including adolescents, and new-borns are direct beneficiaries of the project, while health workers, community leaders, and males will all benefit from the various educational opportunities presented. This is based in Zambia, with particular focus on the rural Limulunga district, located in its Western province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Limulunga district -15.1291893 23.1475454 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 704807 -10057 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -140 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -58973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49546 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 95290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15050 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 92654 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53586 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 99437 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -93614 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 6837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98597 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 36896 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 24734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117860 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29861 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 37500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 12500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the reduction of infant and maternal morbidity and mortality in the two health districts of the province of Cankuzo by strengthening the capacity of Burundi's Red Cross and focusing on the most vulnerable groups--pregnant women and children under one years old. Children under five years of age and pregnant women have high morality rates in Burundi, one the world's poorest countries. Diseases, such as malaria, HIV/AIDS, and diarrheal diseases, low health coverage, and poor quality health care account for these rates, where there is only one doctor for every 34,744 people. As with other programmes, the Red Cross focuses on promoting positive health behaviours in communities and increasing the capacity of its branches to better manage and care for infant and mother health. This means training Red Cross staff in child health and PMTCT (prevention of mother-to-child transmission), for example, and educating women and communities on child and reproductive health. The direct project beneficiaries are pregnant or lactating women, children under one year and women of childbearing age. Within Cankuzo province, the Cankuzo, Kigamba, Gisagara, and Mishiha communes are targeted. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Burundi -3.5 30 Cankuzo -3.13333 30.58333 Cankuzo -3.2186 30.5528 Kigamba -3.04278 30.53185 Gisagara -3.21312 30.7371 Mishiha -3.06755 30.7268 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 550000 -770 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 8353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 50817 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 34386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 139552 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 5957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193665 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 2045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-153-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Reduce infant mortality in conflict areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Sudan and Iraq. When a conflict strikes, people are often cut of from basic health care. Besides the care needed directly related to the conflict, everyday life also continues and the civilian population is just as much in need of health care. The International Committee of the Red Cross provides access to crucial health care in conflict areas. The hardest hit are often the more vulnerable in the community, among which pregnant women and children. This project has been twofold with a focus on mother, neonatal and child health. First of all, the NLRC contributed to basic health care programmes run by the ICRC for civilian populations living in conflict areas. Pregnant women for instance received antenatal care and vaccinations. Secondly, medicines and medical equipment have been distributed worldwide, such as diapers, baby kits, vacuum extractors and tubes. The focus of the project has been on pregnant women and infants. The funds have mainly been used for projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Sudan and Iraq. Furthermore, medicines and medical equipment were bought for operations of the ICRC worldwide. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kinshasa -4.3217055 15.3125974 Baghdad 33.2381 44.3858 Khartoum 15.8 33 Mogadishu 2.0427779 45.3385636 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1000000 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-158 The Netherlands Red Cross There are currently no operational early-warning systems for dengue that are based climate information, allowing for early action. A key component to detecting, addressing, and forming preventative guidlines for dengue is survelliance of the diseases's patterns. Thus, the Red Cross will strengthen existing links between the Indonesian Red Cross and Indoniesian health authorities while also focusing on communities and how to best bring disease awareness to communities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 77999 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-158-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross There are currently no operational early-warning systems for dengue that are based climate information, allowing for early action. A key component to detecting, addressing, and forming preventative guidlines for dengue is survelliance of the diseases's patterns. Thus, the Red Cross will strengthen existing links between the Indonesian Red Cross and Indoniesian health authorities while also focusing on communities and how to best bring disease awareness to communities. Climate change means new health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations. In Indonesia, climate change is expected to affect the spread of climate sensitive vector-borne diseases, such as dengue fever. Dengue fever is spread by mosquitos, which are attracted to stagnant water pools after heavy rains or flooding, or when water is stored due to low rainfall, and temperature increases also provide fertile breeding ground, enhancing the possibility for dengue. Studies suggest that dengue cases will substantially increase in the coming years in Indonesia due to climate change causing more rainfall. Objectives focus on both community and national-level outreach. At the community-level, volunteers and Red Cross staff are trained, with the former spreading awareness of dengue and climate in their communities. Red Cross staff, in cooperation with health ministries, the WHO, and other partners, share information and data of changing disease patterns in order to comprehensively address the changing risks imposed by climate change, and act when and where appropriate. The Red Cross headquarters in Indonesia also regularly monitors data to further aid establishing disease patterns. The Indonesian Red Cross will focus on communities within Jakarta where Red Cross branches are located, reaching between 150,000-200,000 people. The project is based in Jakarta. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Indonesia -5 120 Jakarta -6.21462 106.84513 Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 77999 -25982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society -323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 4737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61143 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 21908 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society -20568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 18783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-261 The Netherlands Red Cross Since March 2014, more than 1.2 million people have moved away from Luhansk and Donetsk regions to safer areas within Ukraine, 19,000 people moved out of Crimea and over 800,000 Ukrainians fled abroad, mainly into neighbouring Russia, Belarus and other countries. Most of the internally displaced people from eastern Ukraine are currently located within Donetsk and Luhansk regions or the neighbouring regions of Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhia. The humanitarian community estimates that 5 million people affected by the conflict are in need of humanitarian aid across Ukraine. Focus of the programme is on reconstruction of damaged houses and an Appeal to assist in health and care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, shelter and settlements, food security and nutrition for IDP's. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1265000 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-261-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This is a revised Emergency Appeal to increase the target number of beneficiaries from 16,000 to 107,750 people (approximately 30,786 households) for the next 12 months and is aiming at supporting the IDPs in urban and rural areas. Since March 2014, more than 1.2 million people have moved away from Luhansk and Donetsk regions to safer areas within Ukraine, 19,000 people moved out of Crimea and over 800,000 Ukrainians fled abroad, mainly into neighbouring Russia, Belarus and other countries. Most of the internally displaced people from eastern Ukraine are currently located within Donetsk and Luhansk regions or the neighbouring regions of Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhia. The humanitarian community estimates that 5 million people affected by the conflict are in need of humanitarian aid across Ukraine. Vulnerability is identified via the poverty headcount, as well as the challenges related to displacement, reduced access to state support and social services, gender inequality, and mobility concerns for the infirm, elderly and those with disabilities. The main components and activities have been organized around the following sectors: health and care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, shelter and settlements, food security and nutrition and National Society capacity building. The Ukrainian RC`s response will be targeting IDPs, focusing on specific groups that must be prioritized, including single-headed households, women, those with special needs (including physical and psychological war trauma), the elderly (particularly those left alone for the care of their grandchildren). Out of the total number covered by the IFRC Secretariat`s Revised Emergency Appeal, up to 20 per cent of all beneficiaries (approx. 20,000 to 25,000 people) are to be targeted in other regions of Ukraine including the government controlled areas of Luhansk and Donetsk regions. The appeal aims at supporting the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the following regions (Oblasts): Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia, Kyiv City, and other regions of the country, including Luhansk, Donetsk (government controlled areas) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Zaporizhia 47.8507823 35.1182921 Donetsk 48.0158753 37.8013407 Dnipropetrovsk 48.4680221 35.0417711 Luhansk 48.5687002 39.3151108 Kharkiv 50.0053 36.2327 Kiev 50.4501071 30.5240501 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-261-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Repair and Reconstruction of Houses and Support to IDPs in Collective Centers, in Slavyansk (Donetsk Oblast) Donetsk Oblast experienced an armed conflict and is still experiencing regular violations of the ceasefire. Following the popular ouster of President Viktor Yanukovich, Russian military forces invaded and seized the peninsula of Crimea in late February, 2014. In the vacuum of governance from Kiev, armed uprisings took place in Donetsk Oblast and later in Lugansk Oblast as well. In July 2014, the Ukrainian army recovered control of several major towns. Among these was the city of Slavyansk. The project aims at Core Reconstruction, light and medium Repairs in less damaged Houses, providing windows and distrubution of NFIs and durable NFIs. Beneficiaries for the core house reconstruction project represent the IDP’s showing the greatest needs in the Slavyansk region. About 59% are pensioners. While 81% are female heads-ofhousehold (matriarchs.) The beneficiary’s selection is in line with the overall distribution of disabled and children IDPs in Ukraine. The project will be located in Eastern Ukraine, in the central, northern reach of Donetsk Oblast, in and around the city of Slavyansk. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Donetsk 48.0158753 37.8013407 Slavyansk 48.8522691 37.6058241 Response Material relief assistance and services 265000 265000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross -6028 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 265000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-262 The Netherlands Red Cross The Philippines are recouping from the combined effects of Typhoon Melor (local name Nona), Tropical Depression Twenty Three (local name Onyok) and monsoon rains enhanced by the two tropical systems. As a result of the weather disturbances, which followed back-to-back within a week, there are significant humanitarian needs. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Storm Surge 300000 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-262-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Philippine Red Cross is mounting an operation to deliver humanitarian assistance to people affected by three weather-related events. The operation seeks to provide immediate and early recovery support to vulnerable households in the most affected provinces. The Philippines are recouping from the combined effects of Typhoon Melor (local name Nona), Tropical Depression Twenty Three (local name Onyok) and monsoon rains enhanced by the two tropical systems. As a result of the weather disturbances, which followed back-to-back within a week, there are significant humanitarian needs. This operation will address the livelihoods, health, relief, shelter, water, sanitation and preparedness and risk reduction needs of affected communities, as well as addressing institutional preparedness/capacity development needs of PRC to strengthen its level of preparedness for future disaster response. PRC will ensure to take into account gender and diversity, for example by targeting women-headed households, pregnant or lactating women, and men and boys made vulnerable by the disaster, who have been forced to migrate. These groups will be considered according to the level of impact and more priority will be given to those who have lost their houses. The humanitarian assistance targets up to 45,000 people (9,000 families) affected by the recent tropical systems and floods. The projecct will aim on the three main islands – Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mindanao 8.0377734 124.8612728 Visayas 10.3090298 123.8930839 Luzon 16 121 Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-235 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this support is to improve access to pre-hospital emergency care to Syrian refugees and host communities during day shifts, specifically around areas near the borders which have a high number of Syrian refugees, such as Wadi Khaled station. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 192892 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-235-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This is an amendment to extend the support of Wadi Khaled EMS station one more month with a no-cost extension until 30 April 2016 With this amendment Libanese Red cross is able to allocate the remaining budget for purchasing equipment. The original total operational budget will not be exceeded. The Libanese Red Cross will purchase the necessities. Equipment will be used in EMS Station Wadi Khaled Project The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Wadi Khaled 34.61767 36.37689 Response Material relief assistance and services 192892 3788 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15483 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 176155 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 7146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-236 The Netherlands Red Cross On 25 April 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, in an area between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Hundreds of aftershocks were registered. The government of Nepal declared a state of emergency on 27 April. On 12 May, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit 76 km northeast of Kathmandu, causing additional death, destruction of infrastructure and homes. 57 districts were affected, with 14 having severe damage. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 5899170 82620 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 4224 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 380683 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-236-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The responses to the devastation caused by the earthquakes focuses on emergency health and care, emergency shelter and settlements, livelihoods, restoring family links, safe and dignified burials, community preparedness and risk reduction, and building the Nepal Red Cross Society’s institutional preparedness and capacity development. On 25 April 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, in an area between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Hundreds of aftershocks were registered. The government of Nepal declared a state of emergency on 27 April. On 12 May, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit 76 km northeast of Kathmandu, causing additional death, destruction of infrastructure and homes. 57 districts were affected, with 14 having severe damage. Responding to the needs of those affected by the earthquakes in Nepal included distribution of food items, deploying sanitation units, providing families with unconditional cash grants, emergency shelter, and household items. Some homes that underwent severe damages will be rebuilt, and cash grants and training opportunities are provided for livelihood support. To help alleviate some of the health risks in the aftermath of the earthquakes, emergency response units and rapid deployment hospitals were deployed to fill in the gaps left after health facilities were damaged. This project targets 700,000 people, including 140,000 families, affected by the 25 April and 12 May 2015 earthquakes. Measures will also be put in place to identify and address aspects that increase vulnerabilities among specific groups such as women, girls, minorities, and people with disabilities. This project takes place in areas affected by the earthquakes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kathmandu 27.7087963 85.3202438 Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1000000 -1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-236-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The responses to the devastation caused by the earthquakes focuses on emergency health and care, emergency shelter and settlements, livelihoods, restoring family links, safe and dignified burials, community preparedness and risk reduction, and building the Nepal Red Cross Society’s institutional preparedness and capacity development. On 25 April 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, in an area between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Hundreds of aftershocks were registered. The government of Nepal declared a state of emergency on 27 April. On 12 May, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit 76 km northeast of Kathmandu, causing additional death, destruction of infrastructure and homes. 57 districts were affected, with 14 having severe damage. Responding to the needs of those affected by the earthquakes in Nepal included distribution of food items, deploying sanitation units, providing families with unconditional cash grants, emergency shelter, and household items. Some homes that underwent severe damages will be rebuilt, and cash grants and training opportunities are provided for livelihood support. To help alleviate some of the health risks in the aftermath of the earthquakes, emergency response units and rapid deployment hospitals were deployed to fill in the gaps left after health facilities were damaged. This project targets 700,000 people, including 140,000 families, affected by the 25 April and 12 May 2015 earthquakes. Measures will also be put in place to identify and address aspects that increase vulnerabilities among specific groups such as women, girls, minorities, and people with disabilities. This project takes place in areas affected by the earthquakes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kathmandu 27.7087963 85.3202438 Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 4159085 12620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 318476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -938967 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -61033 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1050649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1683497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 825373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-236-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The responses to the devastation caused by the earthquakes focuses on emergency health and care, emergency shelter and settlements, livelihoods, restoring family links, safe and dignified burials, community preparedness and risk reduction, and building the Nepal Red Cross Society’s institutional preparedness and capacity development. On 25 April 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, in an area between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Hundreds of aftershocks were registered. The government of Nepal declared a state of emergency on 27 April. On 12 May, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit 76 km northeast of Kathmandu, causing additional death, destruction of infrastructure and homes. 57 districts were affected, with 14 having severe damage. Responding to the needs of those affected by the earthquakes in Nepal included distribution of food items, deploying sanitation units, providing families with unconditional cash grants, emergency shelter, and household items. Some homes that underwent severe damages will be rebuilt, and cash grants and training opportunities are provided for livelihood support. To help alleviate some of the health risks in the aftermath of the earthquakes, emergency response units and rapid deployment hospitals were deployed to fill in the gaps left after health facilities were damaged. This project targets 700,000 people, including 140,000 families, affected by the 25 April and 12 May 2015 earthquakes. Measures will also be put in place to identify and address aspects that increase vulnerabilities among specific groups such as women, girls, minorities, and people with disabilities. This project takes place in areas affected by the earthquakes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kathmandu 27.7087963 85.3202438 Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1804 1804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-236-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The responses to the devastation caused by the earthquakes focuses on emergency health and care, emergency shelter and settlements, livelihoods, restoring family links, safe and dignified burials, community preparedness and risk reduction, and building the Nepal Red Cross Society’s institutional preparedness and capacity development. On 25 April 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, in an area between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Hundreds of aftershocks were registered. The government of Nepal declared a state of emergency on 27 April. On 12 May, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit 76 km northeast of Kathmandu, causing additional death, destruction of infrastructure and homes. 57 districts were affected, with 14 having severe damage. Responding to the needs of those affected by the earthquakes in Nepal included distribution of food items, deploying sanitation units, providing families with unconditional cash grants, emergency shelter, and household items. Some homes that underwent severe damages will be rebuilt, and cash grants and training opportunities are provided for livelihood support. To help alleviate some of the health risks in the aftermath of the earthquakes, emergency response units and rapid deployment hospitals were deployed to fill in the gaps left after health facilities were damaged. This project targets 700,000 people, including 140,000 families, affected by the 25 April and 12 May 2015 earthquakes. Measures will also be put in place to identify and address aspects that increase vulnerabilities among specific groups such as women, girls, minorities, and people with disabilities. This project takes place in areas affected by the earthquakes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kathmandu 27.7087963 85.3202438 Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 738281 70000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French -738281 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 38281 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French -700000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 700000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 630000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237 The Netherlands Red Cross Currently, many predictable extreme events result in disasters and suffering, much of which could have been avoided if action had been taken to prepare for disaster. However, efective risk reduction measures are not always in place, due to economic, political, or other reasons. Moreover, even with the best risk reduction measures not all risks can be eliminated as sometimes extreme events surpass anticipated levels. Therefore, in addition to the promotion of effective risk reduction and resilience measures, there is a constant need to have sufficient capacity in-country to respond to disasters. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 9119831 -1621 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -62340 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 57911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -57911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 61605 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -61605 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1813898 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12037 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7268139 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Mali Red Cross to enhance their emergency response capacity in selected regions. Mali is vulnerable to both drought and floods, caused by the country’s dry tropical climate with highly variable alternating dry and rainy periods and the passing through of two of Africa’s major rivers. Other hazards are locust invasions, epidemics, bush fire and population movement due to conflict in the North of the country. Socio-economic and environmental factors such as people’s dependence of rain-fed agriculture, poverty (Mali ranks 176 out of 187 on the Human Development Index of 2013e), settlement in flood risk areas and environmental degradation further aggravate the impact of disasters. While data related to casualties linked to disasters are not available, the government of Mali estimated that over the last 30 years more than three million people have been affected. Building on the results and lessons learned from the Response Preparedness programme 2012-2015 (RP-I) the Response Preparedness programme 2016-2019 (RP-II) aims at achieving a better prepared response mechanism for disasters for Mali. RP-II aims at 1. Functioning contingency plans for selected areas. 2. Sufficient DM staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP). 6. sufficient capacity built to perform core functions in emergency response. The program being a capacity building on Response and Preparedness, the beneficiaries will be the MRCS itself (recipient of capacity building trainings) and the population of Mali affected by disasters in three southern regions of Mali. Most activities are national - however, a specific focus will be paid to Mopti and Kayes region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bamako 12.6493194 -8.0003371 Kayes 14.4434063 -11.4379135 Mopti 14.4879631 -4.1905986 Bamako Warehouse 12.6125547 -8.1356014 Kayes Warehouse 14.4544672 -11.4567902 Cercle de bafoulabe Training CDRT 13.8055984 -10.8425202 Cercle de kenieba Training CDRT 12.7771446 -11.23847818 Cercle de Yelimane Training CDRT 15.0445639 -10.7748921 Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1092154 1097737 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 83 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63703 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -521505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 680406 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95644 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40722 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -552294 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 521505 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 5276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144618 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123869 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 552294 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94974 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 5165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 contingency plans were developed in 2017 through RPII, one for floods and another for civil unrest. Hazards were choose in an exercice of prioritization and mandate of MRCS. Both CP are annually revised and update. In 2019 we revised them in April 2019 to take in account lessons learned from 2 last use of CP in 2018 for both CP. 2 contingency plans were developed in 2017 through RPII, one for floods and another for civil unrest. Hazards were choose in an exercice of prioritization and mandate of MRCS. Both CP are annually revised and update. In 2019 we revised them in April 2019 to take in account lessons learned from 2 last use of CP in 2018 for both CP. A CP on epidemics is developed after COVID-19 aftermaths, it was developed in partnership with IFRC CP3 project and develop strategy for MRCS to anticipate epidemics in future Inside development of contingency plan, 2 SOPs were developed for each of hazards. SOPs are revised and updated for each exercise Inside development of contingency plan, 2 SOPs were developed for each of hazards. SOPs are revised and updated for each exercise. A special delivery of SOP was developed for EOC and CP for epidemics, this complete those tolls to make them operational The process of validation for an EAP is ongoing, bug progress were done but need to be reinforced The process of validation for an EAP is done, EAP for flash floods and river floods for Segou and Koulikoro was approved in November 2020, an update on this EAP have to be submit to IFRC to improve triggers. There is other project to develop other EAP (drought, food insecurity) or expand this one to more localitity The process of validation for an EAP is done, EAP for flash floods and river floods for Segou and Koulikoro was approved in November 2020, an update on this EAP have to be submit to IFRC to improve triggers. There is other project to develop other EAP (drought, food insecurity) or expand this one to more locality There are no signs yet with the main actors, however, the collaboration has been strengthened. the partners lead working groups with MRCs and take an active part in the reinforcement of the capcites of the volunteers and barnches of the MRCs the agreements are not yet signed, however the partners lead the working groups with the CRM and take an active part in strengthening the capacity of volunteers and branches of the MRCs. ex mali meteo, hydraulic, civil protection MRCS has agreement with Civilian Protection (DGPC), Hydrological department of Mali Government (DNH) and Mali Mat Office. A 4th agreement with Geographical Department of University Bamako MRCS has agreement with Civilian Protection (DGPC), Hydrological department of Mali Government (DNH) and Mali Mat Office. A 4th agreement with Geographical Department of University Bamako. A final agreement has been reached with DNH to complete data requirement for FBF. Discussion are ongoing and 510 will deliver a training to achieve that in July 2019 A data team was enabled after 510 training and support. This data team have to be managed and this is a big issue now. EOC is a tool that can facilitate communication between branch and HQ No situation for an EA since start of RPII No situation for an EA since start of RPII At least MRCS submit and validate 3 DREF requests for floods since beginning of RPII, working around DM environment with RPII help MRCS to be more consistent on IFRC response tools A DREF was submitted and accepted for floods in Mali and specially in Kayes. RPII structures and trainings CP help MRCS to do a good assessment and a good quality written DREF. Prepositioned stock of NFI were used for 1st emergency assistance (200 hundreds people) A DREF was submitted and accepted for floods in Mali and specially in Kayes. RPII structures and trainings CP help MRCS to do a good assessment and a good quality written DREF. Prepositioned stock of NFI were used for 1st emergency assistance (200 hundreds people). In general 3 DREF were accepted and 1 EAP validated through direct assistance from RPII Following the training of the regional volunteers and the development of the flood contingency plan, a simulation was carried out. a life-size simulation will be realized this year with all the partners and other actors Following the trainings CDRT and NDRT and the development of flood contingency plan, a simulation was carried out each time. a real-size simulation will be realized in 2019-2020 with all the partners and other actors Following the trainings CDRT and NDRT and the development of flood contingency plan, a simulation was carried out each time. a real-size simulation will be realized in 2019-2020 with all the partners and other actors. A simulation to test EAP for FBF was organized in 2020 to make it usable and another big simulation is planned about trigers Following the trainings CDRT and NDRT and the development of flood contingency plan, a simulation was carried out each time. a real-size simulation will be realized in 2019-2020 with all the partners and other actors. A simulation to test EAP for FBF was organized in 2020 to make it usable and another big simulation is planned about triggers the kayes regional branch which has 7 circles, has been reinforced with training. The 6 other regional branches of the MRCs have contingency plan trainers following training on the contingency plan Kayes regional branch which has 7 circles, has been reinforced with trainings, support and great partnership. Other regions of MRCS has other partners Kayes regional branch which has 7 circles, has been reinforced with trainings, support and great partnership. Other regions of MRCS has other partners. A core workshop was organized to review tools about floods and a training was organized with some NDRT members to have trained people on the fields to manage volunteers and teams in the field with updated tools 7 circles in Kayes and the HQ of MRCS in Kayes has location with prepositioned stocks 7 circles in Kayes and the HQ of MRCS in Kayes has location with prepositioned stocks. A core logistic training as organized in 2019 and most of standard for MRCS was designed there. Difficult to monitor this process MRC is a member of the national risk reduction platform. It is consulted to give its opinion on certain subjects, in particular the elaboration of the country's multihasard ex contingency plan. she participates in the meetings MRCs is a member of the national risk reduction platform. she participated in the drafting of the country's multi-hazard contingency plan and coordination meetings at the national level with the Ministry of Social Development and Humanitarian Action and Civil Protection MRCs is an important member of the national risk reduction platform. she participated in the drafting of the country's multi-hazard contingency plan and coordination meetings at the national level with the Ministry of Social Development and Humanitarian Action and Civil Protection MRCs is an important member of the national risk reduction platform. she participated in the drafting of the country's multi-hazard contingency plan and coordination meetings at the national level with the Ministry of Social Development and Humanitarian Action and Civil Protection. RPII help MRCS to reinforce and consolidate leadership on DM around Mali and collaboration with Civil Protection to enhance all DM strategies of Mali Government A PER (preparedness for effective response) exercice was done in April 2019 and show very positive evolution in core domain of disaster and risk management. Best evolution were noted in Contingency Plan (MRCS developed 2 mains CP in Civil Unrest and Floods), CDRT BDRT NDRT available and ready to be deploy for emergencies and in Needs Assessment A PER (preparedness for effective response) exercice was done in April 2019 and show very positive evolution in core domain of disaster and risk management. Best evolution were noted in Contingency Plan (MRCS developed 2 mains CP in Civil Unrest and Floods), CDRT BDRT NDRT available and ready to be deploy for emergencies and in Needs Assessment. PER process was also use to start refection and brainstorming on overall DM strategy in MRCS 4 teams were trained, 1 NDRT and 3 CDRT. They receive good training and materials to be proactive and available at any time 4 teams were trained, 1 NDRT and 3 CDRT. They receive good training and materials to be proactive and available at any time. Most of NDRT and CDRT receive refreshment course on ENAP process and another NDRT was trained 16 women have benefited from training on the 51 and are available 64 females CDRT and NDRT were trained in 4 sessions (1 NDRT and 3 CDRT) 64 females CDRT and NDRT were trained in 4 sessions (1 NDRT and 3 CDRT) 105 females CDRT and NDRT were trained in 4 sessions (1 NDRT and 3 CDRT) there are 35 men who are members of the teams there are 16 women who are members of the teams 76 new CDRT and NDRT were trained during RPII implementation 76 new CDRT and NDRT were trained during RPII implementation 108 new CDRT and NDRT were trained during RPII implementation The process is ongoing, an EOC will be delivered in 2019 for MRCS with soft and hard components The EOC is now constructed and well equipped (even if we know that equipment can be improved) and delivered to MRCS. They hire an OEC manager and now start to use it as central piece of whole DM approach of MRCS 10 Warehouses are available inside Mali for MRCS regions and HQ 10 Warehouses are available inside Mali for MRCS regions and HQ 10 Warehouses are available inside Mali for MRCS regions and HQ - no evolution there are 16 men who are members of the teams there are 35 men who are members of NDRT there are 35 men who are members of NDRT there are 65 men who are members of NDRT 7 7 there are 16 women who are members of the teams there are 8 women who are members of the teams there are 28 women who are members of NDRT there are 28 women who are members of NDRT there are 42 women who are members of NDRT Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 8 53 women trained as CDRT members and available 53 women trained as CDRT members and available 187 women trained as CDRT members and available 17 17 there are 19 men who are members of the teams 55 women trained as CDRT members and available 55 women trained as CDRT members and available 211 women trained as CDRT members and available HR the agreements are not yet signed, however the partners lead the working groups with the CRM and take an active part in strengthening the capacity of volunteers and branches of the MRCs. ex mali meteo, hydraulic, civil protection the training of the logistics staff is done in coordination with the federation office based in Dakar and covering the Sahel. exchanges are engaged with the responsibility of the logistics that has just taken office A logistics for emergency training were delivered Q1 2019, with representatives from all regions of Mali and Log staff in HQ A logistics for emergency training were delivered Q1 2019, with representatives from all regions of Mali and Log staff in HQ Project accountant were trained for financial management of project in BIOFORCE No evolution No evolution Project Manager for MRCS has dedicated training No evolution 28 female volunteer of MRCS received training on ENAP and PMER process in 2020 No evolution 37 female volunteer of MRCS received training on ENAP and PMER process in 2020 Done Done Around 1'000 persons were direct beneficiaries of NFI distribution. But we can estimate at more than 30'000 indirect beneficiaries for all preparedness and training activities Around 3139 persons were direct beneficiaries of NFI distribution. But we can estimate at more than 30'000 indirect beneficiaries for all preparedness and training activities NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Red Cross Society Central African Republic (CRCA) to enhance their emergency response capacity in selected regions. The country is prone to natural (climate) disasters and man-made disasters (conflict). CRCA is active in national, regional and local disaster response and has a DM unit but has received little support on RP whereas capacity building is needed to ensure nationwide coverage. Impact of core RP activities can be high, considering the small, but highly dedicated National Society. RP-II aims at 1. Functioning contingency plans for selected areas. 2. Sufficient DM staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP). 6. sufficient capacity built to perform core functions in emergency response This cooperation with IFRC aims at improving Central African Red Cross Society and communities affected by disasters. Central African Republic (CAR) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bangui 4.366667 18.583333 3rd District of Bangui Branch office 4.378403333 18.53803833 5th District of Bangui Branch office 4.392213333 18.53943167 Boali Branch office 4.891103333 17.98966 Bossembele Branch office 5.266768333 17.64448333 Bouar Branch office 5.927938333 15.60721 Baoro Branch office 5.693366667 15.95270833 Carnot Branch office 4.940446667 15.869995 Berberati Branch office 4.263551667 15.79104667 Boda Branch office 4.324346667 17.46782167 Mbaiki Branch office 3.86782 18.005805 Civil unrest Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1138659 -1000000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1113220 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -10427 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2261 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -91 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -36 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 91 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 36 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 5406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129762 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -501518 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 644709 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -495532 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 501518 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73382 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -481311 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 495532 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 27404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5882 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60167 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 49625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115147 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2720 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 61747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4098 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9050 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -4098 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85769 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 481311 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 14079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 13439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society The NS has a contingency plan for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) The NS has a contingency plan for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) The NS has Standard Operating Procedures for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) The NS has Standard Operating Procedures for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) The NS has Standard Operating Procedures for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) The NS has Standard Operating Procedures for at least one of the major hazards the country might face in the next few years (based on country risk matrix) CTP mechanism set-up and tested CTP mechanism set-up and tested CTP mechanism set-up and tested The National Society has operational agreements with UN or other important humanitarian actors (including suppliers where appropriate) The National Society has operational agreements with UN or other important humanitarian actors (including suppliers where appropriate) The National Society has operational agreements with UN or other important humanitarian actors (including suppliers where appropriate) Branches where staff and volunteers have been trained on contingency plans and developed their own standard operating procedures Simulation exercise carried out to test and improve the contingency plan and standard operating procedures Simulation exercise carried out to test and improve the contingency plan and standard operating procedures Simulation exercise carried out to test and improve the contingency plan and standard operating procedures Simulation exercise carried out to test and improve the contingency plan and standard operating procedures Locations (national level and in key branches) where the NS has prepositioned stock in relation to the needs of the contingency plan Locations (national level and in key branches) where the NS has prepositioned stock in relation to the needs of the contingency plan Locations (national level and in key branches) where the NS has prepositioned stock in relation to the needs of the contingency plan The NS has a EOC/operations room functioning at national level The NS has a EOC/operations room functioning at national level The NS has a EOC/operations room functioning at national level The NS has a EOC/operations room functioning at national level The National Societies is (has been fully) part of the national emergency response mechanism when responding to the emergencies during the project implementation period The National Societies is (has been fully) part of the national emergency response mechanism when responding to the emergencies during the project implementation period The National Societies is (has been fully) part of the national emergency response mechanism when responding to the emergencies during the project implementation period NS has engaged key stakeholders in discussing IDL principles NS has engaged key stakeholders in discussing IDL principles NS has engaged key stakeholders in discussing IDL principles baseline study was conducted in April may 2017 by field team ( CRCA/NLRC) to provide relevant and up-to-date background information at local committee level to complement RP2 base line study conducted in October 2016 CDRT/NDRT: CRCA has currently three NDRT members, trained in 2009, and therefore not a full team. No refresher training has been conducted since. 200 CDRT and 77 NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, emergency rescue operation) as appropriate. 79 NDRT in 29 comittees over 77 trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room, etc.) as appropriate. 79 NDRT in 29 comittees over 77 trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room, etc.) as appropriate. 200 CDRT trained 79 NDRT in 29 comittees over 77 trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room, etc.) as appropriate. 200 CDRT trained 79 NDRT in 29 comittees over 77 trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room, etc.) as appropriate. 200 CDRT trained 79 NDRT in 29 comittees over 77 trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room, etc.) as appropriate. The NS has a score of at least 3 (minimal compliance) on 5 key disaster management components that were selected during the baseline (DRCE) The NS has a score of at least 3 (minimal compliance) on 5 key disaster management components that were selected during the baseline (DRCE) The NS has a score of at least 3 (minimal compliance) on 5 key disaster management components that were selected during the baseline (DRCE) The NS has a score of at least 3 (minimal compliance) on 5 key disaster management components that were selected during the baseline (DRCE) The NS has a score of at least 3 (minimal compliance) on 5 key disaster management components that were selected during the baseline (DRCE) CDRT, NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room) as appropriate CDRT, NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room) as appropriate CDRT, NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room) as appropriate CDRT, NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room) as appropriate CDRT, NDRT and other responders trained to respond to the main hazards (ENA, first aid, water rescue, RFL, emergency operational center/room) as appropriate Functioning warehouses at national and branch levels Functioning warehouses at national and branch levels Functioning warehouses at national and branch levels Functioning warehouses at national and branch levels 2.2 HR National Society logistician trained by IFRC National Society logistician trained by IFRC National Society logistician trained by IFRC Financial assistant trained on Winpaccs Ivory coast april 2018, National society finance staff briefing on Winpaccs in 2017 Financial assistant trained on Winpaccs Ivory coast april 2018, National society finance staff briefing on Winpaccs in 2017 Financial assistant trained on Winpaccs Ivory coast april 2018, National society finance staff briefing on Winpaccs in 2017 Logistics staff trained in stock and warehouse management Logistics staff trained in stock and warehouse management Logistics staff trained in stock and warehouse management Logistics staff trained in stock and warehouse management Delegate, Financial assistant trained in WINPACCS Delegate, Financial assistant trained in WINPACCS NS Program Coordinator participated to a PMER training in Dakar in 2018 organized by IFRC Regional Office NS Program Coordinator participated to a PMER training in Dakar in 2018 organized by IFRC Regional Office NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Zambia Red Cross Society to enhance their emergency response capacity in selected regions. The incidence of droughts, floods and epidemics as well as the long distances and limited infrastructure make the Zambia context suitable for demonstrating 'innovative' elements of RPII such as Cash Transfer Programming (CTP), Information Management (IM) tools and Forecast Based Financing (FbF). It has some experience with FbF and big interest in developing it further. ZRCS is the only organization with a role in the national Disaster Management act and working in all levels of the Zambian society. It has little to no support from other Partner National Societies and donors. NLRCS is the only PNS with a presence in-country. RP-II aims at 1. Functioning contingency plans for selected areas. 2. Sufficient DM staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. Strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP). 6. built and maintained a well-functioning system (support & information management) to enable core RP activities. Especially ZRCS staff and volunteers are trained to assist disaster prone communities in Zambia. HQ and North Western Province (3 districts) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Chavuma -13.0816125 22.6899538 Zambezi -13.5500834 23.1152076 Kabompo -13.5960584 24.2066575 Lusaka -15.40669 28.28713 Chavuma District Branch office Branch office -13.052939 22.41175 Chavuma District Warehouse Warehouse -13.052939 22.41175 Kabompo District Branch office Branch office -13.354822 24.12285 Kabompo District Warehouse Warehouse -13.354822 24.12285 Lusaka City Warehouse -15.415089 28.311735 Zambezi District Branch office Branch office -13.323035 23.0635 Zambezi District Warehouse Warehouse -13.323035 23.0635 Drought Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1340500 333562 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 63 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -51 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 51 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7101 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -7236 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -21 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 963 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2543 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 36579 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -828500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1029000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 40132 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -768500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 828500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -44965 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64271 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18514 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 6976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18575 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16590 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85903 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56073 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 11927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5080 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52031 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51043 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 768500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71801 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 6537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76861 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 31287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross One contigency plan for floods, updated annually One contigency plan for floods, updated annually. Yet to be approved, it is likely that the CP will not be activated One contigency plan for floods, updated annually. Yet to be approved, it is likely that the CP was not activated in Q1 One contigency plan for floods, updated annually. Yet to be approved, it is likely that the CP was not activated in Q1 Flood contigency plan exists approved in June 2018 Flood contigency plan exists approved in June 2018 - updated in 2019 Flood contigency plan exists approved in June 2018 - updated in 2019 One contigency plan for floods approved and a Multi-Hazard CP covering hazards (Drought, Floods, Cholera, Locust, COVID-19, Population Movment and Electoral Violence One related to one contigency plan One related to one contigency plan. Working on branch CP One related to one contigency plan. Working on branch CP One related to one contigency plan. Working on branch CP SoP related to flood CP available SoP related to flood CP available SoP related to flood CP available 1. SOP for Flood CP and 1 SOP for Flood FbF -EAP Training for staff and stakehoders was conducted, assessment report is available Training for staff and stakehoders was conducted, assessment report is availableS in planning wayforward Training for staff and stakehoders was conducted, assessment report is availableS in planning wayforward Self assessment on cash was conducted by IFRC Self assessment on cash was conducted by IFRC. Cash preparedness iniatiated contarct yet to be signed. $ potential FSPs identified; Zoona, MTN, Airtel and Zanaco Bank Self assessment on cash was Agreements signed with MTN mobile service provider to the drought response Self assessment on cash was Agreements signed with MTN mobile service provider to the drought response In the process will be concluded in 2018 One dialogue platform conducted in March One dialogue platform conducted in March Still working on the flood EAP EAP at approval stage, FbF system developed Riverine flood EAP developed Riverine flood EAP developed Training on CP development done and CP for floods available Flood CP Approved flood CP Approved flood CP others under development Approved flood CP others under development One contigency plan for floods approved and a Multi-Hazard CP covering hazards (Drought, Floods, Cholera, Locust, COVID-19, Population Movment and Electoral Violence One contigency plan for floods approved and a Multi-Hazard CP covering hazards (Drought, Floods, Cholera, Locust, COVID-19, Population Movment and Electoral Violence 1 UNHCR - Pop movement & 1 UNICEF on Pop mvt. No need yet to have with DMMU as NS role is clearly stiputalted in DDMU framework 1 UNHCR - Pop movement & 1 UNICEF on Pop mvt. No need yet to have with DMMU as NS role is clearly stiputalted in DDMU framework UNHCR&UNICEF ended UNHCR&UNICEF ended UNHCR&UNICEF ended ZRCS participates in country forums/initiatives & Southern Africa ZRCS participates in country forums/initiatives & Southern Africa ZFbF Technical Working Group, Watsapp Group (NDRT, Data Preparedness) and members of the ZVAC (Zambia Vulnerabiliy Assessment Committee) Cash working group in the process first orientation workshop Planned for March 2018 First orientation workshope conducted for ZRCS and partners in March, secondary data collection ongoing First orientation workshope conducted for ZRCS and partners in March, secondary data collection ongoing community dashboard created though not yet finalised community dashboard created though not yet finalised Use of google drive Use of google drive Non applied NO EA applied NO EA applied Drought appeal applied in November 2019 Drought appeal applied in November 2019 Drought appeal applied in November 2019 and 2021 DREF - Pop Movement and DREF Cholera both not under RPII. RPII trained NDRTs were deployed to support the operation DREF Cholera and population movement both closed in Q1 DREF Cholera and population movement both closed in Q1 DREF Cholera and population movement both closed in Q1 2019 DREF Cholera and population movement both closed in Q1 2019. Drough appeal requested for. with focus on acsh DREF Cholera and population movement both closed in Q1 2019. Drough appeal requested for. with focus on cash Key staff plus managers know how to creat an alert in GO and how to apply for DREF and appeal Key staff plus managers know how to creat an alert in GO and how to apply for DREF and appeal DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 Drought appeal November 2019 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 Drought appeal November 2019 DREF - Pop movement DREF - Cholera support - Closed in Q1 Drought appeal November 2019 Planned for 2018 to test CP Planned in Q3 2018 Planned for 2019 Postponed again to 2019 Flood simulation conducted in April 2019 with support of IFRC Flood simulation conducted in April 2019 with support of IFRC Flood simulations conducted Flood simulations conducted and a Conducted a desk top simulation to test the Flood CP. HQ, Field Team and 3 Branches participated. Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches pLus HQ Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches pLus HQ Zambezi, Kabompo and Chavuma branches plus HQ Lusaka warehouse no NFIS procured yet under RPII Lusaka warehouse no NFIS procured yet under RPII Lusaka warehouse no NFIS procured yet under RPII Lusaka warehouse no NFIS procured yet under RPII NFIS procured in HQ warehouse part to be preposition in the field NFIS procured in HQ warehouse part to be preposition in the field NFIS procured in HQ warehouse part to be preposition in the field NFIS procured in HQ warehouse part to be preposition in the field No EOC established yet No EOC established yet Incident command devloped to respond to drought Incident command devloped to respond to drought ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD ZRCS is fully working with the DMMU. on FbF working closely with WARMA and ZMD Included under technical support required IDRL training conducted in November IDRL training conducted in November IDRL training conducted in November, followup ongoing IDRL follow-up ongoing IDRL follow-up ongoing Baseline conducted in Septmebr 2016, facilitated by Marijn and Marleen. Baseline conducted in Septmebr 2016, facilitated by Marijn and Marleen. Baseline conducted in Septmebr 2016, facilitated by Marijn and Marleen. Baseline conducted in Septmebr 2016, facilitated by Marijn and Marleen. Baseline conducted in 2016 Baseline & midterm conducted Baseline & midterm conducted Baseline, midterm, and endline conducted 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 4 Female - DSG (Patricia), Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 3 Female - Admin (Maureen), Field Officer (Rachel) and Finance Manager (Josephine) 11 females were trained in 2020. IFRC training 18male, RPII 18 male with 2 repeat training NDRT training under RPII 14 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained NDRT training under RPII 16 male were trained. Of those 4 are no longer with the NS A total 16 males were trained. in 2020 A total 16 males were trained. in 2020; Of the 32 trained 27 remain active Lusaka at NHQ Lusaka at NHQ Lusaka at NHQ Lusaka at NHQ Lusaka at NHQ Lusaka at NHQ, one in Zambezi (govt owned) Lusaka at NHQ, one in Zambezi (govt owned) Lusaka at NHQ, one in Zambezi (govt owned) In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo In 3 districts; Chavuma, Zambezi and Kabompo Postponed to Q3 due staff changes Postponed to Q3 due staff changes Postponed to Q3 due staff changes Postpoponed to 2019 Postpoponed to 2019 22 22 Postponed to Q3 due to staff changes Postponed to Q3 due to staff changes Postponed to Q3 due to staff changes Postponed to 2019 Postponed to 2019 11 11 HR Planned but did not happen as there was no lOgistic Officer ro conduct the training moved to Q2 Planned but did not happen as there was no lOgistic Officer ro conduct the training moved to Q2 Planned but did not happen as there was no lOgistic Officer ro conduct the training moved to Q2 Planned but did not happen as there was no lOgistic Officer ro conduct the training moved to Q2 Logistics Officer trained selected BEC and Volunteer members Log Officer not under RPII Log Officer not under RPII Log Officer not under RPII Log Officer not under RPII Log Officer not under RPII Logistics Officer trained selected BEC and Volunteer members Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance Officer trained on Winpaccs Finance officer trained on Winpaccs One staff trained on Winpaccs responsible for entering RPII data One staff trained on Winpaccs responsible for entering RPII data resigned resigned resigned and replaced resigned and replaced Finance officer trained on Winpaccs Already trained but not under RPII Already trained but not under RPII Already trained but not under RPII Already trained but not under RPII Already trained but not under RPII Already trained but not under RPII 1 already trained but not under RP! + admin + finance manager None None None None None None None 1 FO Rachel 1 FO Rachel 1 FO Rachel 1 FO Rachel 1 FO Rachel 1 Rachel Males Males Males Males Males Males Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training Topic covered under NDRT training These includes trained SDMCs, volunteers, communities reached sensitization contacts were made with SDMCs and volunteers during the period due to rainy season contacts were made with SDMCs and volunteers during the period due to rainy season communities reached in 2018 in the 3 target districts communities reached in 2018 in the 3 target districts communities reached in 2018 in the 3 target districts communities reached in 2018 in the 3 target districts Reached during Community FA, SDMCs formation, VAUs sensitisation. Hammer mills customers, Innovative sanitation, COVID-19 sensitization, Flood response NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This project increases the speed and effectiveness of its response to major incidents and disasters in Lebanon of the Lebanese Red Cross (LRCS). Lebanon suffers from armed conflicts, landslides, floods, droughts, forest fires, population pressure (due to Syrian refugees). LRCS is a relative strong NS, with experience in RP, teams trained and dedicated to DM and response, and connections with other stakeholders. RPII can build on the experiences and groundwork of RP in the country and complements and/or connects well with activities by other PNS'. Moreover, it can informally support PRCS\L in strengthening response capacity of this small NS with access to a specific vulnerable group (Palestinians in Lebanese refugee camps) and no official acknowledgement by the GoL. PRCS\L thus has little financial and operational support from other donors, but the impact of basic RP activities can be high. PRCS\L was also part of RP. RP-II aims at 1. Crisis Response Plan well disseminated throughout LRCS 2. Sufficient DM and EMS (emergency medical services) staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP) This project enforces LRCS and communities affected by disasters in Lebanon The project takes place at the HQ in Spears and Hazmieh, in North Lebanon, Bekaa Valley, South Lebanon, Beirut and Northern Mount Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Rmaych 33.0690675 35.3696235 Alma el Chaab 33.1041668 35.1819443 Aïtaroun 33.1152778 35.4713889 Bint Jbeil 33.1194444 35.4333333 Kafra 33.1747222 35.3511111 Jbal El Botm 33.1766667 35.2919444 Tibnin 33.1933333 35.4105556 Marjaayoun 33.2401601 35.4471816 Bazouriye 33.2536143 35.271109 Tyre 33.27333 35.19389 Az Zarariyah 33.3436111 35.3347222 Chebaâ 33.3475 35.74917 Nabatieh 33.3626683 35.5044093 Insariye 33.4127778 35.2783333 Rachaiya 33.5019444 35.845 Machgharah 33.5305556 35.6536111 Jinsnaya 33.5369444 35.4316667 Jezzine 33.5416667 35.5844444 Saida 33.55993 35.37564 Joub Jannine 33.6269444 35.7841667 Beiteddine 33.6954515 35.5813781 Deir el Qamar 33.6977778 35.563611 Damour 33.73 35.4563889 Qabr. Chamoun 33.7430556 35.5569444 Chwayfat 33.761225 35.502832 Qab Elias 33.795 35.8208333 Malaaqa 33.801278 35.915536 Falougha 33.837381 35.740484 Zahle 33.8475632 35.9027074 Rayak 33.8508333 36.0116667 Hasbaya 33.8733333 35.7230556 Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Bologna 33.911009 35.739429 Qornet Chahouane 33.9191667 35.6402778 Jounieh 33.9741506 35.6200633 Baalbek 34.009653 36.2117096 Kfar Debian 34.011659 35.824599 Jbeil 34.12273 35.65276 Bsharri 34.2504271 36.0105615 Batroun 34.2553423 35.658516 Koura 34.316667 35.833333 Enfe 34.3575 35.7308333 Balamand University 34.36454 35.784347 Hermel 34.3941667 36.3847222 Zgharta 34.3997222 35.8936111 Tripoli 34.43667 35.84972 Hrar 34.4572222 36.1216667 Miniara 34.5319444 36.0597222 Halba 34.5427778 36.0797222 Qoubaiyat 34.5668274 36.283333 Arsal Armed Clashes Incident AAR 34.181685 36.42382 ITS Fire in Kob Elias Incident AAR 33.781387 35.85587 North district Multi-Agency drill (1) Simulation 34.33692 35.927673 North district Multi-Agency drill (2) Simulation 34.313342 35.772232 North district Multi-Agency drill (3) Simulation 34.452826 35.819166 North district Multi-Agency drill (4) Simulation 34.436817 35.84176 North district Multi-Agency drill (5) Simulation 34.312455 35.727176 North district Multi-Agency drill (6) Simulation 34.622877 36.338934 Ras Baalbak Armed Clashes Incident AAR 34.251902 36.520781 Training of Trainers Training 33.898189 35.488223 Training of Trainers Training 33.855877 35.530103 Dispatch Training 33.8555991 35.5386127 Tripoli Station Training 34.4400647 35.8306327 Batroun Station Training 34.2549017 35.6649413 Koura Station Training 34.3052385 35.813574 Bcharre Station Training 34.2509094 36.0026118 Zgharta Station Training 34.3857859 35.8985777 Halba Station Training 34.5415497 36.080934 Kobayyat Station Training 34.5755996 36.2798041 Hrar Station Training 34.4591385 36.1394698 Spears Station Training 33.8950645 35.495066 Jemmayzeh Station Training 33.8948577 35.5168081 Furn El Shebbek Station Training 33.8711127 35.5200716 Mreijeh Station Training 33.8335918 35.5123348 Kabr Shmoun Station Training 33.7553672 35.533219 Damour Station Training 33.7308758 35.4543722 Choueifat Station Training 33.8094576 35.5198047 Kornet Chehwan Station Training 33.91758 35.6343886 Jbeil Station Training 34.130198 35.6513968 Jal El Dib Station Training 33.9054375 35.5780675 Falougha Station Training 33.8377102 35.7407062 Bolonia Station Training 33.9100998 35.74042 Kfardebian Station Training 33.9839456 35.7670936 Saida Station Training 33.5688668 35.3784462 Jezzine Station Training 33.5386759 35.5805349 Jensnaya Station Training 33.5316772 35.4369782 Insaryeh Station Training 33.5316772 35.4369782 Nabatieh Station Training 33.3870946 35.4838076 Drought Flood Landslide Fire Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1447159 -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1399510 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -29574 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1106 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 29613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -29613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -29613 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 20014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299040 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1928 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Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13550 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Contingency Plans to be prepared are for Population Movements, Epidemics and an International Armed Conflict. Armed conflict (small scale short outbreaks of armed violence) has been updated Armed conflict (small scale short outbreaks of armed violence) has been updated Armed conflict (small scale short outbreaks of armed violence) has been updated Armed conflict (small scale short outbreaks of armed violence) has been updated. Population movement and international armed conflict CPs are being developed Armed conflict (small scale short outbreaks of armed violence) has been updated. Population movement and international armed conflict CPs are being developed For the purpose of this project SoPs are counted as an integral part of the Contingency plans. SoPs for EMS, DM, MSD and BTS have been developed SoPs for EMS, DM, MSD and BTS have been developed This indicator is really difficult to give a number. The Lebanese Red Cross has become a crucial piece in responding to national emergencies, it is an essential part of the government cabinet DREF was launched in February 2019 to respond to flooding DREF was launched in February 2019 to respond to flooding DREF was launched in February 2019 to respond to flooding DREF was launched in February 2019 to respond to floodind. After Beirut explotion, and during the covid response LRC launch different drefts, and appeals. In 2022 LRC will implement a global appeal for all crisis in the country DREF launched in February 2019 to respond to flooding DREF launched in February 2019 to respond to flooding DREFs and Appeal were launched during the project period Simulation exercises on disaster response, possibly including government, community members and other external actors. Simulation exercises will have a specific focus on the most imminent needs in disasters in a particular context. Level: -Government and other stakeholders, -National, Branch, community. -Tabletop one internal and one multi-agency one internal and one multi-agency one internal and one multi-agency 7internal and 3 multi-agency 7 internal and 3 multi-agency 7 internal and 3 multi-agency 7 internal and 3 multi-agency 32 internal and 3 multi-agency. Internal staff and volunteers trained 606 persons Different management trainings were conducted LRC is part of the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan and its mandate is clearly. Though there are 15 more trained DM volunteers, the main 5 components of DM have not advanced very much in 2017. More progress will be seen as of 2018. This will be measured through a baseline at the end of the project This will be measured through a baseline at the end of the project The national society conduct several evaluations and reviews for many of the responses. These evaluations are already part of LRC structure. Under RP1: 1182 FAT/3 = 394 teams (comparable to BDRT) + 151 Senior MCI (comparable to NDRT) + 64 simulations / 3= 21 teams Target under RP2: 215 FAT/3 = 72 teams + 175 Simulation/3 = 59 teams this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There were also 41 EMS vols. were trained in Senior MCI (silver command) this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There were also 41 EMS vols. trained in Senior MCI (silver command) this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There were also 41 EMS vols. were trained in Senior MCI (silver command) this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There were also 41 EMS vols. were trained in Senior MCI (silver command) this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There have aso been 176 DM responders trained as Bronze and Silver commanders this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There have aso been 176 DM responders trained as Bronze and Silver commanders this based on a formula of 3 members per First Arriving Team. There have aso been 176 DM responders trained as Bronze and Silver commanders LRC trains responders according to its needs on the ground. For the purpose of this report, the translation has been made as First Arrival Team (FAT) as BDRT, and Multipile Casulaty Incidence commanders as NDRT. this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April this is the total number of people trained, sx disaggregated figures will be obtained by mid April the centralized dispatch is in the process of being set up and will be operational in 2018 the centralized dispatch is in the process of being set up and will be operational in 2018 the centralized dispatch is in the process of being set up and will be operational in 2018 this target will likely need to be adjusted as LRC undergoes a process of restructuring the warehouses so they serve all departments rather than having separate warehouses for each department. this may result in a revised number and location of LRC warehouses no RP contribution to warehousing in 2018, there is a plan to contribute in 2019 but this is newly added to the PoA no RP contribution to warehousing in 2018, there is a plan to contribute in 2019 but this is newly added to the PoA EMS and DM SIlver Commanders EMS and DM Silver Commanders EMS and DM Silver Commanders EMS and DM Silver Commanders EMS and DM SIlver commanders EMS and DM Silver commanders EMS and DM Silver commanders EMS and DM Silver commanders EMS and DM Bronze commanders EMS and DM Bronze commanders EMS and DM Bronze commanders EMS and DM bronze commanders EMS and DM bronze commanders EMS and DM bronze commanders HR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS/L is providing secondary health services for Palestine and Syrian refugees, Lebanese and more. The project will aim to reduce the effect of the disaster when happened. Establishing one system for all branches (camps) inside Lebanon. The risk in the Palestinian camps is very high so the needs in all camps are big too. For that reason to improve the response preparedness are needed in all regions (in all camps). Lebanon suffers from armed conflicts, landslides, floods, droughts, forest fires, population pressure (due to Syrian refugees). LRCS is a relative strong NS, with experience in RP, teams trained and dedicated to DM and response, and connections with other stakeholders. RPII can build on the experiences and groundwork of RP in the country and complements and/or connects well with activities by other PNS'. Moreover, it can informally support PRCS\L in strengthening response capacity of this small NS with access to a specific vulnerable group (Palestinians in Lebanese refugee camps) and no official acknowledgement by the GoL. PRCS\L thus has little financial and operational support from other donors, but the impact of basic RP activities can be high. PRCS\L was also part of RP. RP-II aims at 1. Functioning contingency plans for selected areas. 2. Sufficient DM staff and volunteers are trained and available for response. 3. Adequate response infrastructure. 4. strong network to provide and improve its emergency response. 5. Adopted innovative response mechanisms (eg. FbF, CTP). 6. built and maintained a well-functioning system (support & information management) to enable core RP activities. Capacity building and training is offered to staff personel of PRCS/L on HQ and branche level to assist Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. 12 Palestinian refugee camps and nearby settlements (HQ Akka, North Area, South area, bekaa area, Beirut area) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Bekaa 34.008889 36.145278 Bedawi camp (Safad hospital) 34.4469444 35.8677778 Naher al Bared Camp 34.5119855 35.9628417 Akkar 34.5427778 36.0797222 Haifa Hospital Advanced First Aid training 33.8474584 35.5026164 Burj Al shamali Advanced First Aid training 33.27089 35.23953 Shatila Advanced First Aid training 33.8667 35.4999 Mar Elias Advanced First Aid training 33.8739484 35.4805793 Nahr Al Bared Advanced First Aid training 34.51307 35.96012 Balsam Hospital Advanced First Aid training 33.2384355780533 35.2149813884453 Safad Hospital Advanced First Aid training 34.4439442 35.8698486 Hamshari Hospital Advanced First Aid training 33.548017 35.386794 Drought Flood Landslide Fire Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 731250 721992 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1124 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1123 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 13343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 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Crescent Society 5570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8094 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17554 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS/L CPs are not based on major hazards but on hospitals. The Hamshari Hospital CP has been completed. PRCS/L CPs are not based on major hazards but on hospitals. The Hamshari Hospital CP has been completed. The Safad, Nasra, Balsam and Haifa hospital plans are in draft form PRCS/L CPs are not based on major hazards but on hospitals. The Hamshari Hospital CP has been completed. The Safad, Nasra, Balsam and Haifa hospital plans are in draft form PRCS/L CPs are not based on major hazards but on hospitals. The 5 Hospitals CP has been completed. PRCS/L CPs are per each of the 5 hospitals (based on the mass casualty incident hazard). The 5 hospitals have SoPs in place (they are standard across all hospitals) PRCS/L CPs are per each of the 5 hospitals (based on the mass casualty incident hazard). The 5 hospitals have SoPs in place (they are standard across all hospitals) Hamshari Hosptial CP simulation conducted Hamshari Hospital CP simulation conducted Hamshari Hospital CP simulation conducted in 2017 and further simulations will be held in 2019 4 desktop simulation has been accomplished for 4 hospitals and 1 field simulation for 1 hospital SOPs were developed through 2018 and finalized and approved in early 2019. An initial training and table top exercise of the SoPs took place in January 2019. More trainings on SoPs will be done in 2019 5 5 PRCS hospitals warehouses were equipped with medical equipment This will be measured at the end of the project through at endline This will be measured at the end of the project through at endline First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid. This is the total number, sex disaggregated data will be obtained my mid April First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid. First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid. First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid. First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid. First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid and emergency medical technician First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid and emergency medical technician First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid and emergency medical technician First Responders trained in Advanced First Aid and emergency medical technician HR Training cancelled Training cancelled NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross interconnected and reinforced projects - Activities are annual meetings, exchange visits, end evaluation, program manager and visibility projects within RPII global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands NLRC HQ Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 421063 443115 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands 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But, whereas early warning systems are proliferating, investment in the SOPs and resources required to act on warning lags behind. RPII will apply FbF. It will set in place a system that automatically triggers action (and immediate release of corresponding funds) based on a forecast, systematically reducing disaster effects in the target areas. FbF coordination, tools, country-specific protocols and advice from RCCC roll-out, pilots and establishing FbF system in Mali and Zambia communities affected by (predictable) disasters Zambia Red Cross, Mali Red C, global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 407000 6953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre -6953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6953 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 413906 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -47 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 7000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 101052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 80000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre -3419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85874 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 91822 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 320000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 121252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre "Or: % progress in standard roadmap towards FbF implementation The current stakeholder engagement is geared towards preparation of stakeholders on the development of SOPs. Stakeholders will be attached to thematic groups and the outputs of these will be used for the development of the SoPS" "Or: % progress in standard roadmap towards FbF implementation The current stakeholder engagement is geared towards preparation of stakeholders on the development of SOPs. Stakeholders will be attached to thematic groups and the outputs of these will be used for the development of the SoPS" Thematic groups in Mali and Zambia have been formed and working on developing the impact based forecast methodology that will be refelcted in the SoPs "Or: % progress in standard roadmap towards FbF implementation The current stakeholder engagement is geared towards preparation of stakeholders on the development of SOPs. Stakeholders will be attached to thematic groups and the outputs of these will be used for the development of the SoPS" Thematic groups in Mali and Zambia have been formed and working on developing the impact based forecast methodology that will be refelcted in the SoPs MRCS and ZRCS have the EAP drafts avaialble and are currently revising them based on feedback received MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. "Or: % progress in standard roadmap towards FbF implementation The current stakeholder engagement is geared towards preparation of stakeholders on the development of SOPs. Stakeholders will be attached to thematic groups and the outputs of these will be used for the development of the SoPS" SoPs will be tested and revised based on lessons learned SoPs will be tested and revised based on lessons learned MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. The writing of the EAP is planned for the 4th quarter. ZRCS has drafted Early actions to be included in the EAP The writing of the EAP is planned for the 4th quarter. ZRCS has drafted Early actions to be included in the EAP MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. planned for 2020 Simulations did not take place in Zambia (Covid-19). In feb 2020 a simulation took place in Mali (before EAP validation). The review of the SOP/EAP is provided within the EAP doc and further guidance develoepd in partnership with IFRC - https://fednet.ifrc.org/FbA MRCS and ZRCS have the EAPs for floods completed and approved. Innovative response mechanisms, tools, approaches. Work on the development of the FbF trigger methodology in Mali and Zambia will start in early 2018 The thematic groups in Mali and Zambia have started work on the development of the impact based forecast The FbF system in Mali is expected to be ready early Jan and the one for Zambia is ready for pilot and was developed based on the impact based forecast model. (Please see attached the narrative description on the system). Mali and Zambia RC have their EAPs approved in 2020 and these are based on the impact based forecasting methodology. Part of the readiness activities have been iniatiated. Mali and Zambia RC have their EAPs approved in 2020 and these are based on the impact based forecasting methodology. Part of the readiness activities have been iniatiated. In addition to the global data base, Mali and Zambia will develop a data base of actions and this will be included in the EAP. IA repository of early actions has been developed and will be updated to include early actions from Mali and Zambia. The early actions groups in each country will lead on this process IA repository of early actions has been developed and will be updated to include early actions from Mali and Zambia. ZRCS project team has drafted early actions to be presented to SMT for validation. MRCS has drafted a menu of early actions and a prioritization process for Early actions to be included in the EAP is ongoing A repository of early actions has been developed and will be updated to include early actions from Mali and Zambia. ZRCS project team has drafted early actions to be presented to SMT for validation. MRCS has drafted a menu of early actions and a prioritization process for Early actions to be included in the EAP is ongoing A repository of early actions has been developed for Floods in Mali and Zambia. And these are reflected in the approved EAPS for floods. And are also be included in the global database for early actions in the Anticipation Hub. A repository of early actions has been developed for Floods in Mali and Zambia. And these are reflected in the approved EAPS for floods. And are also be included in the global database for early actions in the Anticipation Hub. National Societies including Bangladesh, Mali and Zambia will test the new FbF methodology. The thematic groups will support the implementation of the FbF methodology and this is work is expected to begin early next year. The impact based forecast methodology guide and criteria for EAP has been developed and provide guidance on selection of early actions and forecasts The team used the early actions selection criteria in the FbF manual to guide the selection of early actions. Feedback from the team was that the selection criteria provided is adequate for early actions selection. Based on the guidance on forecast verification provided in the manual, it was recommended to use water levels from WARMA and GloFAS for triggering early action The team used the early actions selection criteria in the FbF manual to guide the selection of early actions. Feedback from the team was that the selection criteria provided is adequate for early actions selection. Based on the guidance on forecast verification provided in the manual, it was recommended to use water levels from WARMA and GloFAS for triggering early action. In preperation for the development for the EAP for Drought a guidance note for FbF for Drought was developed in 2020. The team used the early actions selection criteria in the FbF manual to guide the selection of early actions. Feedback from the team was that the selection criteria provided is adequate for early actions selection. Based on the guidance on forecast verification provided in the manual, it was recommended to use water levels from WARMA and GloFAS for triggering early action. In preperation for the development for the EAP for Drought a guidance note for FbF for Drought was developed in 2020. The team used the early actions selection criteria in the FbF manual to guide the selection of early actions. Feedback from the team was that the selection criteria provided is adequate for early actions selection. Based on the guidance on forecast verification provided in the manual, it was recommended to use water levels from WARMA and GloFAS for triggering early action. In preperation for the development for the EAP for Drought a guidance note for FbF for Drought was developed in 2020. The case studies will be produced within 3 years. One case study was published in 2017. The case studies will be produced within 3 years. One case study was published in 2017. No case study was published in 2019 as there were no activations reported in 2019 The development of a casestudy and policy brief for Zambia, was started in 2020 and will be completed in 2021. (Covid hampered progress). The development of a casestudy and policy brief for Zambia, was started in 2020 and will be completed in 2021. (Covid hampered progress). A draft outline on the FbF training kit has been developed. This is still work in progress A draft outline on the FbF training kit has been developed. The FbF module been merged into the Climate Training Kit that provides information on Climate Risk Management - https://www.climatecentre.org/training The FbF module has been merged into the Climate Training Kit that provides information on Climate Risk Management - https://www.climatecentre.org/training. No seperate module will be created. The FbF module has been merged into the Climate Training Kit that provides information on Climate Risk Management - https://www.climatecentre.org/training. No seperate module will be created. A total of 54 staff, volunters , board members and PNS were oriented on FbF. (20 from Mali RC and 34 from ZRCS) A total of 54 staff, volunters , board members and PNS were oriented on FbF. (20 from Mali RC and 34 from ZRCS) A one day FbF orientation meeting was held in Mali and a total of 20 participants including MRC Senior Management Team, Brand SGs and 3PNS A one day FbF orientation meeting was held in Mali and a total of 20 participants including MRC Senior Management Team, Brand SGs and 3PNS A two day FbF meeting was planned for April in Mali, but it was delayed because of COVID-19. In Zambia In 2020 we did online virtual orientation on the draft EAPs for project staff in Zambia and SMT reps (10 people attended). A two day FbF meeting was planned for April in Mali, but it was delayed because of COVID-19. In Zambia In 2020 we did online virtual orientation on the draft EAPs for project staff in Zambia and SMT reps (10 people attended). A total of 11 sessions were held; 5 in Mali and 6 in Zambia A total of 13 sessions were held; 5 in Mali and 8 in Zambia 1 Planning session was held with ZRCS for 2018 A total of 13 sessions were held; 5 in Mali and 8 in Zambia 1 Planning session was held with ZRCS for 2018. Virtual support on TWG engagement was provided all through the reporting period in Mali and Zambia A total of 13 sessions were held; 5 in Mali and 8 in Zambia 1 Planning session was held with ZRCS for 2018. Virtual support on TWG engagement was provided all through the reporting period in Mali and Zambia A total of 13 sessions were held; 5 in Mali and 8 in Zambia 1 Planning session was held with ZRCS for 2018. Virtual support on TWG engagement was provided all through the reporting period in Mali and Zambia Planning meetings were held in Mali and Zambia, some of them online, because of COVID-19 restrictions. Four meetings in Zambia and 2 meetings for the Mali team. Planning meetings were held in Mali and Zambia, some of them online, because of COVID-19 restrictions. Four meetings in Zambia and 2 meetings for the Mali team. Mapping exercise concluded in the Mali and Zambia Mapping exercise concluded in the Mali and Zambia Mapping exercise for FbF for floods concluded in the Mali and Zambia. We did one more scoping study for FbF for Drought in Zambia. Mapping exercise for FbF for floods concluded in the Mali and Zambia. We did one more scoping study for FbF for Drought in Zambia. A research was conducted to identify actions taken by communities based on forecasts on Zambia. Report is available A research was conducted to identify actions taken by communities based on forecasts on Zambia. Report is available. As part of the feasibility study for FbF for drought, we included a scoping study for early actions. A research was conducted to identify actions taken by communities based on forecasts on Zambia. Report is available. As part of the feasibility study for FbF for drought, we included a scoping study for early actions. One national dialogue meeting was conducted in Mali and Zambia will host its dialogue meeting in the first quarter - 2018 2 country level dialogue platforms have been held so far. One in each country 2 country level dialogue platforms have been held so far. One in each country. 2 country level dialogue platforms have been held so far. One in each country. The remaining 2 dialogues are dependent on the completion and submission of the EAP 2 country level dialogue platforms have been held so far. One in each country. The remaining 2 dialogues were dependent on the completion and submission of the EAP. However due to COVID-19 there were no DPs in 2020. 2 country level dialogue platforms have been held so far. One in each country. The remaining 2 dialogues were dependent on the completion and submission of the EAP. However due to COVID-19 there were no DPs in 2020. 3 Technical working groups were formed in Mali. Zambia willl form its technical working groups in the first quarter 2018 4 technical groups have been formed; 3 in Mali and 1 in Zambia. Zambia will make a decision on wether the current group performs tasks for all the 3 groups, given that the current trigger group is a government structure 4 technical groups have been formed; 3 in Mali and 1 in Zambia. After the validation of the EAP Flood Mali, the Technical Working Groups are no longer needed, but instead a crisis committee has been formed. 4 technical groups have been formed; 3 in Mali and 1 in Zambia. After the validation of the EAP Flood Mali, the Technical Working Groups are no longer needed, but instead a crisis committee has been formed. Risk analysis will be conducted once the thematic groups start functioning. Risk analysis will be conducted once the thematic groups start functioning. supported by 510 This is included in the FbF system developed for Zambia. Work is ongoing for Zambia FbF for Drought. Forecasts are analysed. In Mali additional studies (as follow up to the earlier completed feasibility study) were conducated to fine tune the triggering process. This is included in the FbF system developed for Zambia. Work is ongoing for Zambia FbF for Drought. Forecasts are analysed. In Mali additional studies (as follow up to the earlier completed feasibility study) were conducated to fine tune the triggering process. Documentation through case studies planned for 2018. This is because 2017 was focused on setting the foundation at NS and government leve for FbF implementation Documentation through case studies planned for 2018. This is because 2017 was focused on setting the foundation at NS and government leve for FbF implementation Recommendations on roll out and sustainability were developed during the annual meeting 2019 Documentation through case studies planned for 2018. This is because 2017 was focused on setting the foundation at NS and government leve for FbF implementation Recommendations on roll out and sustainability were developed during the annual meeting 2019 Scoping studies concluded in Mali and Zambia Flood Scoping studies concluded in Mali and Zambia. As well as drought scoping study in Zambia Flood Scoping studies concluded in Mali and Zambia. As well as drought scoping study in Zambia Both Mali and Zambia met agencies have identified the need for capacity building in the development of models for predicting extreme events. RCCC is supporting WARMA in Zambia in flood forecasting Both Mali and Zambia met agencies have identified the need for capacity building in the development of models for predicting extreme events. RCCC is supporting WARMA in Zambia in flood forecasting This is included in the FbF system developed for Zambia ( See FbF systen description doc) Both Mali and Zambia met agencies have identified the need for capacity building in the development of models for predicting extreme events. RCCC is supporting WARMA in Zambia in flood forecasting To be done next year. This delayed because it was dependent on the completion and submission of the SOPs/EAP Due to Covid-19 this did not happen in 2020. Planned based on actual trigger or simulation and this will be done in 2020 While this was planned to happen in 2020 based on an actual trigger or simulation, it did not happen, mainly due to COVID-19. dependent on above dependent on above Potential national funding mechanisms have been identified in Mali and Zambia and dialogue is ongoing for FbF considerations on the funding streams Potential national funding mechanisms have been identified in Mali and Zambia and dialogue is ongoing for FbF considerations on the funding streams.Further work will be done in 2020 to identify other potentail funding mechanisms that can be used to fund actions. These will also be presented to government and other stakeholders for consideration Ongoing conversations are taking place. Including the exploration of using the DREF for Early Actions. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement uses the RP tools, trainings and innovative approaches that are suitable for present-day needs and developed by the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) Aimed at contributing to the development, piloting and monitoring of global tools and guidelines on RP tha are part of the Movement's response approaches, and making the results available to the NS in RPII as well as all members of the RCRC Movement and other RP actors. Core RP activities are contingency planning ToTs and revisions, risk analysis manuals, DM trainings, simulation package rolled out, infrastructure facilitated etc. National Society members of IFRC global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cruz Vermelha PER Self-assessment -9.202568 124.334938 San Salvador PER Self-assessment 13.69294 -89.218191 N’Djamena Meeting (Lake Chad Initiative) 12.134846 15.055742 Nairobi PECT -1.292066 36.821946 Helsinki Meeting (DMWG) 60.169856 24.938379 Kuala Lumpur PECT 3.139003 101.686855 Panama City PECT (Spanish) 8.982379 -79.51987 Geneva Meeting (APE RG) 46.204391 6.143158 Geneva Meeting (SC of DEEP) 46.204391 6.143158 Yerevan PER Self-assessment 40.179186 44.499103 Tbilisi PER Self-assessment 41.715138 44.827096 Havana PER Self-assessment 37.091735 -95.941927 Lusaka Meeting (NLRC RPII annual meeting) -15.387526 28.322817 Panama City Meeting 8.982379 -79.51987 Manila Meeting (enhancing APE consultation) 14.599512 120.984219 Geneva PECT 46.204391 6.143158 Madrid PECT (Spanish) 40.416775 -3.70379 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1358430 -155 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1358643 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 165000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 261686 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 261686 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 166754 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 165000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -665107 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -49883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 714990 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -165000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 665107 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 49883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1046744 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -165000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1046744 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 165000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1046744 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1046744 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1046744 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -165000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 153488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to be filled out by NS to be filled out by NS to be filled out by NS to be filled out by NS The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26 The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26 The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12 The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12. Three pilot workshops exposed 80 Red Cross and Red Crescent personnel (22 representatives from 14 National Societies, 1 ICRC, 35 IFRC staff from Geneva, 5 Regional and 3 Country office) to the new LEAP approach that aims to strengthen analytical process, aligning current practices with existing and arising assessment trends. Q3 2018: PER MENA facilitators training 22 participants from DMAG, NSs, PNSs The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12. Three pilot workshops exposed 80 Red Cross and Red Crescent personnel (22 representatives from 14 National Societies, 1 ICRC, 35 IFRC staff from Geneva, 5 Regional and 3 Country office) to the new LEAP approach that aims to strengthen analytical process, aligning current practices with existing and arising assessment trends. Q3 2018: PER MENA facilitators training 22 participants from DMAG, NSs, PNSs, Q4 training on CTP moodle, available in French and English; PER facilitators' training Caribbean 9, Barbados 7, Africa 17 The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12. Three pilot workshops exposed 80 Red Cross and Red Crescent personnel (22 representatives from 14 National Societies, 1 ICRC, 35 IFRC staff from Geneva, 5 Regional and 3 Country office) to the new LEAP approach that aims to strengthen analytical process, aligning current practices with existing and arising assessment trends. Q3 2018: PER MENA facilitators training 22 participants from DMAG, NSs, PNSs, Q4 training on CTP moodle, available in French and English; PER facilitators' training Caribbean 9, Barbados 7, Africa 17 The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12. Three pilot workshops exposed 80 Red Cross and Red Crescent personnel (22 representatives from 14 National Societies, 1 ICRC, 35 IFRC staff from Geneva, 5 Regional and 3 Country office) to the new LEAP approach that aims to strengthen analytical process, aligning current practices with existing and arising assessment trends. Q3 2018: PER MENA facilitators training 22 participants from DMAG, NSs, PNSs, Q4 training on CTP moodle, available in French and English; PER facilitators' training Caribbean 9, Barbados 7, Africa 17. Q3 2019: HIAC training 27 participants The first training with 31 participants on secondary data analysis and emergency needs assessment in Philippines in Q42017; Q4 PER assessments were piloted in Timor-Leste-25, El Salvador-22, Cuba-25, Armenia-18, Georgia-25. Q1 2018: PER pilot tests: Philippines-22, Azerbaijan-23, Greece-28 and Training in Tunisia- 26; Q2 2018 epi-PER conducted in: Indonesia 38, Uganda 45; PER Pacific regional training 12. Three pilot workshops exposed 80 Red Cross and Red Crescent personnel (22 representatives from 14 National Societies, 1 ICRC, 35 IFRC staff from Geneva, 5 Regional and 3 Country office) to the new LEAP approach that aims to strengthen analytical process, aligning current practices with existing and arising assessment trends. Q3 2018: PER MENA facilitators training 22 participants from DMAG, NSs, PNSs, Q4 training on CTP moodle, available in French and English; PER facilitators' training Caribbean 9, Barbados 7, Africa 17. Q3 2019: HIAC training 27 participants Q1 2020 Q1 2020: PER Training of Trainers, 30 participants Q4 2020 PER induction sessions, 94 participants Innovative response mechanisms, tools, approaches. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented .Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented .Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q42018: 6 case studies were developed as part of Cash Preparedness support evaluation. The case studies were developed during Q2 and Q3, and are in draft form. The case studies will be shared together with the annual RPII report in April. Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented .Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q42018: 6 case studies were developed as part of Cash Preparedness support evaluation. The case studies were developed during Q2 and Q3, and are in draft form. The case studies will be shared together with the annual RPII report in April.. Q3 2019: case study on use of new concepts such as Assessment Cell and new recovery approach in Mozambique Operation drafted. Expeting to share it during the Humanitarian Village of the statutory meetings Documentation! Case studies developed  on Secondary data /IM/ CASH  as per NS plan of action.                                                                2017 Q2 cash Data Management solutions for cash programming implementation tested with support from the Data Management working Group and report available by June 2017. Included in annex. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented Q4 CASH Red Rose data managment system has been developed and tested in Philiphines. In Q4: DEEP secondary data analysis, and new Assessment and Planning in Emergency Operations has been documented .Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q4 2018: the Venezuela Population Movement Operation was the first regional pilot of the usage of the Analytical Framework and DEEP. This included transfer of ownership to the regional office. Q42018: 6 case studies were developed as part of Cash Preparedness support evaluation. The case studies were developed during Q2 and Q3, and are in draft form. The case studies will be shared together with the annual RPII report in April.. Q3 2019: case study on use of new concepts such as Assessment Cell and new recovery approach in Mozambique Operation drafted. Expeting to share it during the Humanitarian Village of the statutory meetings SURGE: During 2020, two news assessment lesson learned exercises were carried out for Bahamas and Honduras operations. Uptake and use of up-to-date IFRC response preparedness tools by National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2017 Q2 cash technical support TORs for Zambia and Travel plans developed. Field trip in July Q3 - Q3 During the 2017 RPII annual meeting , IFRC presented the NS preparedness for effective response approach, Surge optimization process and cash transfer programing. Dedicated session on the NS preparedness for response approach for Zambian RC took place 2017 Q2 cash technical support TORs for Zambia and Travel plans developed. Field trip in July Q3 - Q3 During the 2017 RPII annual meeting , IFRC presented the NS preparedness for effective response approach, Surge optimization process and cash transfer programing. Dedicated session on the NS preparedness for response approach for Zambian RC took place Q2 2017: 1 DREF - CAR (Strong winds) MDRCF022; Q3 2017 DREF - CAR (Floods, Bambari) MDRCF023, DREF - Zambia (Pop. Movement) MDRZM010, Mali DREF food security (DEEP used by IFRC); Q4 2017: DREF-Zambia (cholera outbreak) MDRZM011; Q2 2018 DREF- CAR(EVDMDRCF024) Q2 2017: 1 DREF - CAR (Strong winds) MDRCF022; Q3 2017 DREF - CAR (Floods, Bambari) MDRCF023, DREF - Zambia (Pop. Movement) MDRZM010, Mali DREF food security (DEEP used by IFRC); Q4 2017: DREF-Zambia (cholera outbreak) MDRZM011; Q2 2018 DREF- CAR(EVDMDRCF024). The DEEP was used for analysis of secodnary data for launching a DREF for Mali (also for other Sahel countries plus Burundi, Nigera, South Sudan, Somalia and Zimbabwe). Q2 2017: 1 DREF - CAR (Strong winds) MDRCF022; Q3 2017 DREF - CAR (Floods, Bambari) MDRCF023, DREF - Zambia (Pop. Movement) MDRZM010, Mali DREF food security (DEEP used by IFRC); Q4 2017: DREF-Zambia (cholera outbreak) MDRZM011; Q2 2018 DREF- CAR(EVDMDRCF024). The DEEP was used for analysis of secondary data for launching a DREF for Mali (also for other Sahel countries plus Burundi, Nigera, South Sudan, Somalia and Zimbabwe). Q3 2018 DREF- Mali (floods MDRML013); DREF - Cholera Outbreak (MDRZW013). Q2 2019 Central AFrican Republic - Floods (MDRCF025), Q3 2019 Mali - Floods (MDRML014); Central AFrican Republic - Floods (MDRCF025) Q2 2017: 1 DREF - CAR (Strong winds) MDRCF022; Q3 2017 DREF - CAR (Floods, Bambari) MDRCF023, DREF - Zambia (Pop. Movement) MDRZM010, Mali DREF food security (DEEP used by IFRC); Q4 2017: DREF-Zambia (cholera outbreak) MDRZM011; Q2 2018 DREF- CAR(EVDMDRCF024). The DEEP was used for analysis of secondary data for launching a DREF for Mali (also for other Sahel countries plus Burundi, Nigera, South Sudan, Somalia and Zimbabwe). Q3 2018 DREF- Mali (floods MDRML013); DREF - Cholera Outbreak (MDRZW013). Q2 2019 Central AFrican Republic - Floods (MDRCF025), Q3 2019 Mali - Floods (MDRML014); Central AFrican Republic - Floods (MDRCF025) Q1 2020 Zambia Drought Q2 2020 Zambia COVID -19 with CVA CAR-EVD Preparation (MDRCF026 ) Q3 2020 Lebanon Port explosion (CVA for basic needs, CVA for Shelter and CVA for Livelihoods) Q4 2020 List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes. Afghanistan- drought, DRC- Ebola, Venezuela- migration crises List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes. Afghanistan- drought, DRC- Ebola, Venezuela- migration crises Q3 2018: DEEP was used in Afghanistan – Drought List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes. Afghanistan- drought, DRC- Ebola, Venezuela- migration crises Q3 2018: DEEP was used in Afghanistan – Drought DRCongo EVD outbreak, Q4: Cameroon-elections List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes. Afghanistan- drought, DRC- Ebola, Venezuela- migration crises Q3 2018: DEEP was used in Afghanistan – Drought DRCongo EVD outbreak, Q4: Cameroon-elections Q3 2019: Deep used in Bahamas Hurricane Dorian List tools developed/updated within RP2. Q 3 IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). In Q4 the DEEP was used in Bangladesh population movement, Zimbabwe drought, Haiti and Dominican Republic hurricanes. Afghanistan- drought, DRC- Ebola, Venezuela- migration crises Q3 2018: DEEP was used in Afghanistan – Drought DRCongo EVD outbreak, Q4: Cameroon-elections Q3 2019: Deep used in Bahamas Hurricane Dorian Q4 2020. Fast Track CVA Preparedness in Belarus, Tajikistan, North Mecadonia, Serbia, Lesotho for RCC See Climate Centre project Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM). Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet Q4- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet. Q3 2019 new LEAP approach available on FedNet Q4 2019- PECT training in french available - Preparedness for Effective Response (WPNS/DRCE, NDPRM).Q3 2018: surge core competency framework available on FedNet. Q3 2019 new LEAP approach available on FedNet Q1, 2020:- The elearning training developed under RPII project, "Cash Assistance through Financial Services Provider" is available on IFRC e-learning platform Q2, 2020 - Fast Track Cash Preparedness approach was developed to cater the needs of NSs interested in CVA response during COVI-19. Q4, 2020. The Cash Preparedness for Effective Response Guidelines were revised following a extensive evaluation of Cash Preparedness approached invloving 6 host NSs and 3 Partner NSs and IFRC. Q4 2020:NS preparedness IM dashboards have been developed, providing a global summary of NS’s current status, global and regional performance overview of the response mechanism components, accompanied by a catalogue of resources showcasing guidance, tools, reference materials, and learning from operations based on 3,000 pieces of learning from 175 DREF operations categorized using the PER mechanism. 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. Q4: Europe sub-regional floods 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. Q4: Europe sub-regional floods 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. Q4: Europe sub-regional floods Q32019, CP Guidelines translated to Arabic, workshop to happen in Q4 2 response/ contingecy Plans. Lake Chad regional Contingency planning meeting. Q4: Europe sub-regional floods Q32019, CP Guidelines translated to Arabic, workshop to happen in Q4 Q4 2016 Global meeting. Q4 2016 Global meeting. Q4 2016 Global meeting. SURGE 2020: despite our plan to make the GSWG meeting in Turkey during June 2020, it was not possible due to the COVID 19. "2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" "2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" "2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" "2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" 2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" 2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" 2018 Q2: 3 PECT trainings organized by ICRC, AmCross and British RC during the reporting period. Two members of RDRT/RIT participated into these trainings. 2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" 2018 Q2: 3 PECT trainings organized by ICRC, AmCross and British RC during the reporting period. Two members of RDRT/RIT participated into these trainings. 2019 Q2: 2 PECT trainings organized by IFRC and Bulgarian Red Cross, and Turksih Red Crescent. 13 RDRTs participated in the PECT training during reporting period. 2017 Q1 report: 1 PECT training hosted by ICRC in Nairobi: 14 non-ICRC trained participants, 2 FACT, 2 ERU, 2 RDRTs; from 10 NS, 1 IFRC. Cash moodle training (a 7-week online tutorized course, equivalent to IFRC/CaLP Level II)  Jan to April 2017:  27 participants, 1 FACT, 6 ERUs, 7 RDRT/NDRT; from 19 NS, 1 IFRC                                                                              2017  Q2 report: PECT training in Kuala Lumpur, supported by American RC with participants from 13 countries. Participants included 5 NDRTs, 3 RDRTs, 3 ERU, 2 FACT and 1 Ops Manager/FACT/ERU. The rest were not members of surge teams. 2017 Q4: IFRC cash team supported the two PECT training during the reporting period, one hosted by ICRC in Geneva and the other by Spanish RC" 2018 Q2: 3 PECT trainings organized by ICRC, AmCross and British RC during the reporting period. Two members of RDRT/RIT participated into these trainings. 2019 Q2: 2 PECT trainings organized by IFRC and Bulgarian Red Cross, and Turksih Red Crescent. 13 RDRTs participated in the PECT training during reporting period. IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia. Afghanistan. DRC NS and Guatemala RC IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia. Afghanistan. DRC NS and Guatemala RC Q3 DEEP in Venezuela migration crisis: Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago. Q4: Cameroon IFRC has done secondary data analysis using DEEP for 13 NSs (Burundi, Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, Zimbabwe and the 8 NSs from Sahel). Bangladesh and Somalia. Afghanistan. DRC NS and Guatemala RC Q3 DEEP in Venezuela migration crisis: Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago. Q4: Cameroon NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC technical support on National Society data preparedness, linking concepts frameworks and toolkits developed by technical partners to country level activities, and piloting and rolling out innovative sanitation solutions (desludging facilities and raised latrines) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands NLRC HQ 52.0665 4.32253 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 174095 174095 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 139535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -81 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14309 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 288 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Fund for rapid financing of early actions by National Societies as identified in pre-approved early action protocols as part of Forecast based Financing. An early action takes place after a (climate) trigger goes off and before the predicted disaster hits in order to reduce the impact of the forecasted natural disaster. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 200000 200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 187793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Technical support to National Societies on RPII activities by NLRC advisor The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 591089 574953 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 35330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3166 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -51883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -51823 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 51823 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -51883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 51823 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3887 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 32229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-237-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross Data Preparedness technical support for Mali and Zambia Red Cross Societies The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 510 global Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 193764 206489 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238 The Netherlands Red Cross Europe has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants cross both its land and sea borders in 2015. Migrants arrive in Greece, Italy, and Hungary, with some 750,000 via the Mediterranean, the most commonly used route to Europe, facing dangerous journeys that have left more than 3,000 dead. There are many groups—Afghans, Eritreans, Kosovars, Iraqis, Albanians—fleeing different conflicts and abuses heading for Europe, but the continuing armed conflict in Syria is the leading cause for population movement. Between January and October 2015, there were almost 180,000 asylum applications from Syrians alone. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 3366366 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -46948 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 95850 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 21500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Italian Red Cross gives immediate relief at entry ports and as migrants move throughout the country, including providing basic food and non-food items, health care, first aid, psychosocial support, hygiene promotion, and restoring family links. Italy has seen a large influx of migrants come to its shores, and in the first six months of 2015 more than 70,000 people found their way to the country. Many of those journeying have lost their lives crossing the Mediterranean. There are well over 100,000 refugees and asylum seekers residing in Italy, in need of immediate support at entry ports and beyond. As migrants arrive in Italian ports they are given food and water by the Red Cross along with basic first aid, if needed. Hygiene kits are also handed out to prevent the spread of sanitation-related diseases, and those separated from their families can find their way back using family tracing and messaging services. Migrants also often lack adequate information on rights and other basic information to make healthy decisions for the future, thus a critical component is also listening to their voices and understanding what their real needs and plans are. For both migrants and Red Cross staff, psychosocial support is given as needed, and the Italian Red Cross' capacity is strengthened through improving branch functionality. This project has a goal of reaching 105,000 people, and prioritises the following groups: people arriving by boat or rescued from the sea in need of urgent assistance and medical care, people with special needs (unaccompanied minors, people living with disabilities, pregnant women, people with chronic diseases etc.), and women and children. This project takes place throughout Italy, including ports in Sicily, Puglia, and Calabria. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sicily 38.11127 13.3534422 Calabria 38.9076353 16.5960465 Puglia 41.1257843 16.8620293 Response Material relief assistance and services 434625 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 175000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 80000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross This project, part of IFRC Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to meet the immediate emergency needs of 70,700 migrants by providing food and non-food items, hygiene kits and restoring family links services. The DREF Emergency Plan of Action was updated on 1 December 2015 to extend the operation’s timeframe until 30 January 2016 in line with the winterisation needs and in response to the relocation of the main reception camp from Opatovac to another location in Slavonski Brod. Since 16 September 2015, after the Hungarian authorities closed the border with Serbia, people on the move started arriving in Croatia. The total arrivals until January 2016 is 623,068. Due to the high influx of people into Croatia, the Croatian Ministry of Interior set up a temporary reception centre in Opatovac on 21 September 2015. With the weather conditions deteriorating, a decision was made by the Croatian authorities to set up a new winter reception camp on 3 November in Slavonski Brod while the one in Opatovac was put on stand-by. The Croatian Red Cross teams were providing assistance to the migrants in the Reception Camp by distributing food and water, non-food and hygiene items 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including provision of protection activities, screening and referrals of the migrants and refugees immediately upon their arrival into the camp, referrals to the Government-managed medical clinic, provision of basic psycho-social support as well as restoring of family links services (RFL). The beneficiaries were refugees and migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq as well as from other countries in transit through Croatia on the Balkans migratory trail with an emphasis on women, children, disabled persons and unaccompanied minors. As most of the target population were in transit at that time rather than staying in the camp, the Croatian Red Cross focused its assistance on the most vulnerable migrants, especially pregnant women, families with babies, small children and unaccompanied minors including a small portion of vulnerable men. During the operation the total arrivals in Croatia amounted to 623,068 people. All operational activities take place in the Temporary Reception Centre in Opatovac and the Winter Reception Camp in Slavonski Brod. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Slavonski Brod 45.1713519 18.01354 Opatovac 45.3290528 17.434197 Response Material relief assistance and services 65000 65000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The Hellenic Red Cross (HRC) is providing humanitarian assistance to the migrants (as part of the Europe Migrant Operation), and requested support to strengthen the hygiene promotion. Following discussions with the Federation, Hellenic Red Cross, British Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross it was agreed to do a “Training of Trainers on Hygiene Promotion”. Europe has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants cross both its land and sea borders in 2015. Migrants arrive in Greece, Italy, and Hungary, with some 750,000 via the Mediterranean, the most commonly used route to Europe, facing dangerous journeys that have left more than 3,000 dead. There are many groups—Afghans, Eritreans, Kosovars, Iraqis, Albanians—fleeing different conflicts and abuses heading for Europe, but the continuing armed conflict in Syria is the leading cause for population movement. Between January and October 2015, there were almost 180,000 asylum applications from Syrians alone. Learning objectives of the training were: how to promote safe hygiene practices using different promotional techniques, Demonstrate the principles of adult learning and the key elements to consider when training hygiene promoters, Demonstrate how to train others by adapting/re-designing the hygiene promotion tools and material available locally and in the HP Box to suit the context and audience, Describe different approaches, having shared ideas with each other and the MSM Hygiene Promoters, Strengthen the National Society (HRC) in provision of Hygiene Promotion, Make an action plan for future Hygiene Promotion training The training is organized by Georg Ecker, FACT Watsan, Population Movement Operation Greece, Nana Tsanava, Health Delegate Greece. This training programme was funded by Netherlands Red Cross, with the British Red Cross who funded the HP box and the Trainer. There were a total of 19 participants, including Nurses, Social workers, Samaritans, all working or volunteers with the Hellenic Red Cross, based in various parts of Greece. The training programme was held in April 2016 in the Red Cross Office in Thessaloniki. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Thessaloniki 40.6403167 22.9352716 Response Material relief assistance and services 969 969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross This project contributes to the IFRC appeals in Macedonia (MDRMK005) and Greece (MDRGR001) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal enables the IFRC to support the affected National Societies to deliver coordinated assistance. There is an urgent need for a robust regional coordination, regional surge and operational capacity and support for the various country responses and preparedness measures to ensure a coherent, effective, and consistent approach. To address the challenges and ensure a more flexible, more informed and scaled-up Red Cross response, the IFRC is launching this Regional Coordination, Response and Preparedness Emergency Appeal. Strengthening and scaling-up operations support, coordination, communication, capacity building and preparedness for at-risk countries in the region, and to prepare for potential new population movement crises in other countries in Europe. Europe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 133125 133125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports Hellenic Red Cross Society to cover the immediate needs of the 10,000 migrants arriving in the Greece islands and are met in addition to providing complementary services inside and outside the registration/reception premises through the provision of basic food and non-food items, search and rescue services, medical and psychosocial support as well as a Restoring Family Links (RFL) service. In 2015, Greece continued to experience a huge increase of migrant arrivals in its territory primarily on its sea borders with Turkey. Authorities are reporting at least a three-fold increase in arrivals in Greece this year compared to the same period in 2014, which means that since 1 January 2015 more than 36,000 migrants have been registered by Greek authorities in the territory of Greece. The project focus on search and rescue operations, first aid and medical assistance, food distribution, basic shelter needs, psychosocial support (PSS) and awareness raising and promotion materials. Both migrants/asylum seekers inside and outside the registration/reception premises will be targeted during this operation. Within the framework of this operation, the target groups will be prioritized to receive assistance. Target groups are people rescued from the sea in need of urgent assistance and medical care, women and children, people in need of basic survival essentials (food, water, hygiene) and people in need of psychosocial support (PSS). As the Greek-Turkish land border has become more difficult to access for migrants, the frontline for the increase in migration has been primarily on the sea borders between the two countries in 2015. This involves the North Aegean and Dodecanese Islands. Focus will be on the islands of Chios, Lesvos, Samos, Rhodes, Kos and Crete. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Crete 35.3340134 25.1328543 Rhodes 36.4379874 28.2233083 Kos 36.8940286 27.2866636 Samos 37.7579286 26.9746631 Chios 38.3716205 26.1342054 Lesbos 39.1061204 26.5538342 Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Hellenic Red Cross is focusing on covering the basic need of refugees coming to its borders, including immediate relief at entry ports and as refugees move throughout the country, including providing basic food and non-food items, health care, first aid, psychosocial support, hygiene promotion, and restoring family links. Greece has seen a marked rise in refugees coming to its shores. These people are fleeing armed conflict, widespread violence and/or serious violations of human rights. From January to May 2015, more than 36,000 people were registered with the Greek authorities. By August 2015, 200,000 migrants were registered as having arrived to Greece via Turkey. As the land border between Greece and Turkey has become more difficult to cross, those seeking Greece come via sea borders between the two countries. Many arriving find themselves on Greek islands, including Lesvos, Chios, Samos, Crete, Rhodes, and Kos on a daily basis. These arrivals strain the resources in these locations because they often lack basic services for such population movements. Migrants face many insecurities upon coming to shore in Greece, and the Hellenic Red Cross distributes warm meals, water, and essential non-food items, including those for winterisation. Hygiene kits are also handed out to prevent the spread of sanitation-related diseases, and those separated from their families can find their way back using family tracing and messaging services. Migrants also often lack adequate information on rights and other basic information to make healthy decisions for the future, thus a critical component is also listening to their voices and understanding what their real needs and plans are. Psychosocial support is given with particular emphasis on children, and the Hellenic Red Cross’ capacity is strengthened through seeking skilled volunteers, trainings, and ensuring its branches are adequately equipped for emergency response. This project seeks to reach 200,000 migrants, supporting their humanitarian needs, and prioritises the following groups: people arriving by boat or rescued from the sea in need of urgent assistance and medical care, people with special needs (unaccompanied minors, people living with disabilities, pregnant women, people with chronic diseases etc.), and women and children. This project takes place on the Greek islands of Rhodes, Kos, Chios, Samos, Lesvos, and Crete, and throughout the country and its transfer and exits points. Athens acts as a transfer point, and exit points include Idomeni, close to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia border. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Crete 35.3340134 25.1328543 Rhodes 36.4379874 28.2233083 Kos 36.8940286 27.2866636 Samos 37.7579286 26.9746631 Athens 37.9841493 23.7279843 Chios 38.3716205 26.1342054 Lesbos 39.1061204 26.5538342 Idomeni 41.122077 22.5108649 Response Material relief assistance and services 874357 7907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 298426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 376657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The Hungarian Red Cross aims at protecting migrants at entry points and their journeys throughout the country. The project focuses on: the distribution of bottled water and basic non-food items, prepositioning of food and non-food relief items, health care, including first aid, screening, psychosocial support, hygiene promotion, restoring family links, and building the Hungarian Red Cross' capacity. Europe has seen a marked rise in migration in 2015, and Hungary is seen as a transit country for travelling to other European Union countries. The number of migrants registered in Hungary has risen over 2015, with 5,809 being the most recorded on a single day on 13 September. As of mid-September 2015, more than 196,300 persons have been registered, with 170,076 asylum applications received as of 13 September 2015. The immediate needs of migrants, such as food, water, first aid, and basic health screening services, are supported upon arrival, and food and non-food items and distributed. Non-food items include blankets, raincoats, and hygiene kits. Since many become separated from their families, the Hungarian Red Cross commits resources to reuniting families. Migrants also often lack adequate information on rights and other basic information to make healthy decisions for the future, thus a critical component is also listening to their voices and understanding what their real needs and plans are. Psychosocial support is also given to migrants and Red Cross staff, and the Hungarian Red Cross' capacity to manage the heavy influxes of migrants is increased through increasing warehouse and fleet capabilities. The project focuses on those accommodated at reception and pre-registration centres, collection points, transit locations, and on the border between Serbia and Hungary. A priority is on assisting pregnant women and new-born babies, single parent households, and persons with acute or serious health conditions. This project expects to address the needs of up to 120,000 people. The project takes place in asylum facilities in Debrecen, Bicske, Vamossabad, and Kormend (temporary facility), alongside a pre-registration centre in Roszke and a border-crossing point at Szentgotthard. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kormend 7.0126655 16.6010475 Roszke 46.1872427 20.0354983 Szentgotthard 46.9528507 16.2748541 Bicske 47.4907066 18.6358046 Debrecen 47.531399 21.6259782 Vámosszabadi 47.7529429 17.6486876 Response Material relief assistance and services 95850 95850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project by the Red Cross of Serbia focuses on the evolving needs of migrants. Currently, the operation centres on: food and cash vouchers, health care, first aid, hygiene promotion, restoring family links, and contingency stocks for a potential deterioration of the humanitarian situation. In the recent influx of migrants to Europe, Serbia has primarily served as a transit country for those seeking other destinations in western and northern Europe. From January to August 2015, 66,000 asylum seekers were registered, with the total number of migrants crossing its borders being even higher. The majority of migrants arrive in Serbia from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Republic of Bulgaria, and between January and mid-October 2015, 223,000 migrants were registered in Serbia as having come from these countries, with up to as many as 3,000 arriving per day as of early September 2015. As migrants cross the border into Serbia, they usually contact either a processing centre or a mobile registration centre. At the processing centre, migrants are registered and given registration papers. Here, they can rest, and beds, toilets, and showers are provided along with food, hygiene items and other services, or they can choose to keep moving to another destination. Mobile centres register migrants but have no accommodation or sanitation facilities, and are found in border cities where migrants frequently enter the country. Registration usually takes 12 to 24 hours, after which migrants receive food, water, certificate of processing, and are able to rest for a few hours before moving on. If migrants seek asylum in Serbia, they have 72 hours to reach an asylum centre, where medical care is also provided. This project aims at primarily assisting migrants who arrive in and move throughout Serbia. As such, the operation targets: 97, 860 individuals immediately upon arrival on the borders with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bulgaria, 97,860 beneficiaries to be assisted during the migratory trail throughout the country, and 97,860 individuals on the border between Serbia and Croatia (or Hungary, based on the evolving situation). Within this framework, those is need of survival essentials, such as food, water, hygiene items, those in need of urgent medical care, and women, children, the elderly, and the disabled are targeted. The municipalities of Presevo, Zajecar, Negotin, Dimitrovgrad, Pirot, Bujanovac and four municipalities in Vojvodina, Kanjiza, Subotica, Sid and Sombor (the latter two near the Serbian-Croatian border), as well as the city of Belgrade, are targeted. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Presevo 42.3091667 21.6491667 Bujanovac 42.4591667 21.7666667 Dimitrovgrad 43.014472 22.7757102 Pirot 43.156458 22.587102 Zajecar 43.9028051 22.2788984 Negotin 44.2270776 22.5308545 Belgrado 44.8178787 20.4568089 Sid 45.1281106 19.2297014 Vojvodina 45.2551053 19.845081 Sombor 45.7726546 19.1144811 Kanjiza 46.0644447 20.0516482 Response Material relief assistance and services 75000 75000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This project focuses on assisting and protecting migrants transiting through the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, with the following operations: distribution of food (including bottled water) and non-food items, health care, including first aid, screening, referral and psychosocial support,and hygiene promotion, restoring family links, beneficiary communications, and building the capacity of the Red Cross Society of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is one of the transit countries for migrants seeking destinations in Northern and Western Europe, and from August 2015 on has seen steep increases in the number of migrants transiting through the country. At the end of August, migrants passing from Greece to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia averaged at 3,000 per day, with 62,000 migrants alone passing through the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonian in July and August. As of the end-October 2015, there were 155,739 officially registered migrants in the country. Most migrants travel through the country by foot, on their way to Serbia, along highways and railways, since the police have intensified train controls. The journey takes ten days. As migrants cross the Greek border into the country and leave the country at the Serbian border, the Red Cross of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia assists them with nine mobile first aid teams, comprised of doctors, paramedics, translators, and volunteers who are available around the clock. These teams are based out of two reception centres. Migrants are also provided with transport to and from the borders to these centres and to hospitals, and food and non-food items, such as blankets, sleeping bags, clothes, water, and food parcels are distributed. The project targets 110,000 people crossing through the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia from Bulgaria or Greece and on to Serbia. The particular focus of the project is on assisting pregnant women and new-born babies, single parent households, and persons with acute or serious health conditions. Most of the migrants are assisted in two resting points in Gevgelija (about 45%) and in Kumanovo (about 35%), while the remaining migrants are assisted at the railway stations in Demir, Kapija and Skopje. Other locations for the project are Gevgelija and Kumanovo. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gevgelija 41.1414609 22.5049278 Gevgelija 41.1414609 22.5049278 Demir 41.4085437 22.2408307 Skopje 41.9960924 21.4316495 Kumanovo 42.1359459 21.7177635 Kumanovo 42.1359459 21.7177635 Response Material relief assistance and services 100000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a bilateral initiative from German Red Cross Society to deploy two HR delegates. Europe has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants cross both its land and sea borders in 2015. Migrants arrive in Greece, Italy, and Hungary, with some 750,000 via the Mediterranean, the most commonly used route to Europe, facing dangerous journeys that have left more than 3,000 dead. There are many groups—Afghans, Eritreans, Kosovars, Iraqis, Albanians—fleeing different conflicts and abuses heading for Europe, but the continuing armed conflict in Syria is the leading cause for population movement. Between January and October 2015, there were almost 180,000 asylum applications from Syrians alone. Two Dutch delegates were temporary stationed in Germany. This project is a bilateral cooperation between German Red Cross Society and Netherlands Red Cross. Germany The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Berlin 52.5170365 13.3888599 Response Material relief assistance and services 12778 630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to address the immediate nutrition and hygiene needs of 10,000 migrants at 12 registration/ accommodation centres, with a special focus on the hygienic needs of women and infants in addition to providing protection activities, including restoring family links services, and provision of psychosocial first aid. Migration routes in Europe are rapidly changing, particularly those in Central Europe, home to Slovenia. Slovenia has become another transit country for migrants seeking other Western and Northern European destinations, with late-2015 marking increasing numbers of migrants entering Slovenia through the border it shares with Croatia. Between 18 and 22 September 2015, the Ministry of Interior of Republic of Slovenia registered 3,300 migrants, and they predict that these numbers will only grow in the coming months. To accomplish the overall objective, the Slovenian Red Cross is aiming at building contingency relief item stocks in its warehouses to be able to support the needs of the expected arrivals of migrants. Red Cross staff and volunteers will focus on the improved access to sanitation with hygiene kits and hygiene promotion for men, women and children, taking into consideration the size of the family. Food is also distributed, and families are reunited through mobile communications units with Wi-Fi and cell-phone charging bays and distributions of posters and leaflets in reception areas. This project seeks to address the immediate nutrition and hygiene needs of 10,000 individuals (6,000 adult males, 3,000 adult females, 1,000 children) at 12 registration/accommodation centres, with a special focus on the hygienic needs of women and infants. This project takes place at 12 registration/accommodation centres spread across the following locations: Dolga and Lendava, near the Hungarian border, Gornja Radgona, Lenart, Gruskovjc, Brezice, Rigonce, and Obrezje, near the Croatian border, Slovenj Gradec, Celje, Ljubljana, Vrhinka, Logatec, Postonja, and Maribor. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Postojna 45.7752438 14.2117877 Rigonce 45.888359 15.6820047 Brezice 45.9051384 15.5947076 Logatec 45.9177494 14.2299429 Vrhnika 45.9642496 14.2963046 Ljubljana 46.049865 14.5068921 Obrezje 46.0644593 15.1938558 Celje 46.2309234 15.2659932 Gruskovje 46.2769753 15.8686085 Slovenj Gradec 46.509144 15.0790677 Maribor 46.555628 15.64477 Lendava 46.5621851 16.4532209 Lenart 46.5760851 15.8312836 Gornja Radgona 46.6769963 15.9913176 Dolga 46.5833534 16.4463682 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 224661 37932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross This operational plan outlines the results that the IFRC aims to achieve in collaboration with the Red Cross of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to respond efficiently and effectively to the migration crisis in 2017. In 2014, the number of migrants entering the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYR Macedonia) started rising, and then significantly increased in 2015. Following the closure of borders along the Balkan route in February 2016, people previously on the move became unable to continue their journeys. Initially there were 1,600 people stranded in FYR Macedonia, however the figure decreased to approximately 300 by the end of 2016 as migrants found alternative routes out of the country. In the second half of 2016, migrants started crossing the borders into FYR Macedonia from Greece and Serbia irregularly in their desperate attempts to continue their journey towards the Western European countries, often without success. Those entering the country in this way stay in the woods for days making them especially vulnerable. According to the data from the Red Cross (RC) of FYR Macedonia approximately 500 migrants cross the borders each month on average. For the people who remain stranded, provision of continuous assistance needs to be ensured and adapted to a longer-term approach. Given the uncertain political environment in the country as well as the withdrawal of other humanitarian agencies, the RC of FYR Macedonia is now the only humanitarian organization currently operational supporting migrants, and is in need of external support. The response of RC of FYR of Macedonia has been adapted to respond to the needs of migrants who may stay in the country throughout 2017, and to those who continue to arrive irregularly. In close coordination with the Crisis Management Centre of the government and other agencies, such as UNHCR and Save the Children, it has been agreed that RC of FYR of Macedonia continues with their operation both in the centres and the at the border areas as the lead humanitarian organization. Consequently, the RC of FYR Macedonia continues to be responsible for provision of food, hygiene parcels, clothes and first aid whenever needed. Red Cross teams provide hot meals twice a day and health assistance to people in the reception centres. Within the centres all sanitation services are carried out by the state institution "Institute for Public Health." Due to the increasing number of irregular migrants at the border areas, RC of FYR Macedonia has established a small unit with a warehouse and a mobile team in Lojane/Lipkovo region. With the help of the unit and the team the RC of FYR Macedonia is able to reach those staying in the woods. Migrants entering the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYR Macedonia). Lojane, Tabanovce, Skopje The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Europe regional migration Appeal of the IFRC. Earmarked to the Resource Development delegate costs. Europe zone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 46948 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-238-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Europe regional migration Appeal of the IFRC. Earmarked to the Resource Development delegate costs. Europe zone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 46512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-239 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme supports public-private partnerships for humanitarian innovation through building an eco-system of actors committed to this. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) CARE Nederland The Netherlands Red Cross UNICEF Nederland Municipality of The Hague The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 932244 17955 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17955 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1477 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -50382 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 93901 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 67500 Incoming Commitment Municipality of The Hague The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment UNICEF Nederland The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment UNICEF Nederland The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28527 Incoming Commitment CARE Nederland The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Municipality of The Hague The Netherlands Red Cross 16027 Incoming Commitment UNICEF Nederland The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12170 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 240524 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-239-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Humanitarian Innovation Coalition (HIC) provides an ecosystem for principled humanitarian innovation, by bundling strengths and combining efforts of committed public and private organizations in the Netherlands. Its primary goal is to contribute to increasing the impact of humanitarian service delivery to the vulnerable people most affected by a humanitarian disaster or crisis. The humanitarian sector worldwide is confronted with an increasing demand for humanitarian aid and emergency response services. In the last 10 years the number of people affected by crises has almost doubled and the cost of international humanitarian aid has tripled. The needs and conditions of people affected by these crises have also changed. Over the recent years, there is a growing recognition that, in many cases, traditional humanitarian assistance tools, services and models would need to better reflect these changing emergency contexts. These innovations span a wide range, including for instance new technologies such as innovative shelter solutions; smarter use of information, employing mobile technology and big data analysis; to systems changes, for instance related to the channelling of finance to affected areas. The Coalition will comprise of governmental actors, non-governmental organizations (NGO’s), knowledge institutes, academia, businesses (incl. small and medium sized enterprises (SME’s)) and humanitarian organisations in the Netherlands. Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross BDA (Business Development & Advice Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 586271 1936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -56899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 329905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-240 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme provides emergency assistance to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Libanese host communities in Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 2041224 2052628 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -11404 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -136173 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2052628 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-240-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of this project is the provission of emergency assistance to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Libanese host communities. The humanitarian situation in the Syrian Arab Republic is desastrous. Because of the conflict a large part of the population is uprooted and internally displaced. Since 2011 many Syrians crossed the border to Libanon. Even though it has become difficult to cross the border recently, refugee numbers are still growing. Aproximately 1,5 million people fled Syria to stay registered or unregistered in Libanon. The project offers Emergency Medical Services, upgrades the blood bank into a Blood Transfer Center according to new required health standards, provides food and non-relief items, provides additional support through LCRS Conditional Cash Transfer Program, support to the Disaster Management Unit and enhances capacity of Libanese Red Cross branches in affected areas. Through this project the Libanese Red Cross offers assistence to 42,000 persons a year. The targeted group will be Syrian refugees, but also Palestines who fled Syria and Lebanese nationals who used to live in Syria. Assistence is directed towards refugees and host communities in Akkar, Tripoli, Hermel, Baalbeck, Kob Elias, Zahle, Rachaya, Mount Lebanon, Hasbaya, Beit Jbeil and Tyre. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beit Jbeil 33.1194444 35.4333333 Tyre 33.27333 35.19389 Rachaya 33.5347 35.8716 Kob Elias 33.79328 35.822531 Mount Lebanon 33.8338889 35.5441667 Zahle 33.8475632 35.9027074 Hasbaya 33.8733333 35.7230556 Baalbek 34.009653 36.2117096 Hermel 34.3941667 36.3847222 Tripoli 34.43667 35.84972 Akkar 34.5427778 36.0797222 Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 2041224 1066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1066 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2173 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -739 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -22806 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -7614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 74779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 63030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 286754 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1918377 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 627839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-200 The Netherlands Red Cross Feb 2020: € 150.000 to 3 FMSR 2019 The programme aims to prevent sexual violence against women and girls in conflict area's and to support women and girls who are victims of conflict-related sexual violence to rebuild their lives. The Red Cross assists with shelter, medical care, psychological care and (financial) assistance to rebuild livelihoods. Furthermore, a lot of attention also goes to prevention activities, such as International Humanitarian Law sessions with weapon bearers. Ghetto Radio 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 11297417 -450000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -11055061 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 11297417 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 207645 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -207645 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -150000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 497084 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -497084 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11205061 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-200-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross General expenses for HQ (advisors, workshops) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 427690 1990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3684 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12078 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3094 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-200-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross In 2013, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) decided to expand and heighten its focus on specifically responding to the problem of sexual violence. The objective of the programme is: ‘In armed conflicts and other situations of violence, people are protected against sexual violence. The needs of those affected are holistically and effectively met’. Sexual violence in conflict areas has long been widespread, with grave and devastating consequences for victims and their communities. It may be used as an act of reprisal and to create fear, targeting both the individual and the entire community. Persons deprived of their freedom in relation to armed conflicts and other situations of violence are particularly vulnerable to sexual violence. Sexual violence is specifically prohibited by treaty and customary IHL applicable to international and non-international armed conflicts and by international human rights law. Sexual violence has a far-reaching impact. Many victims report struggling with physical, psychological, social and spiritual harms. Sexual violence also deeply affects the family and close relatives of the victim. The Red Cross strives to respond to the suffering and needs of the women, men, girls and boys affected by sexual violence and to address both the causes and effects of such acts. These activities encompass providing victims with assistance, such as medical, psychological and social care and other forms of appropriate support, protecting all those vulnerable to violations, and raising awareness so as to prevent further violence. In short, the Red Cross aims to address the whole cycle, deliver a continuum of care, aiming at the prevention of sexual violence, addressing protection and risk reduction, providing medical care and psychological support, and finally assisting survivors to rebuild their lives. Women, men, girls and boys may all become victims of sexual violence, with displaced persons and people deprived of their freedom being among those particularly vulnerable. The programme targets victims and their communities. This includes confidential dialogue with the authorities or weapon bearers. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to projects that are being implemented by the ICRC in Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. Colombia: In Colombia, armed confrontations continue to take place between government forces and various armed groups, with the armed groups also fighting among themselves. People in both rural and urban areas face the risk of sexual violence. The DRC remains stricken by armed conflict, particularly in North and South Kivu provinces. Many people have to endure sexual violence. South Sudan continues to be plagued by insecurity. Despite ceasefire agreements, clashes occur in relation to the armed conflict that erupted between two factions of South Sudan’s armed forces and the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA). Sexual violations are allegedly perpetrated during deliberate attacks against civilians or when they are abducted. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bogota 4.5980478 -74.0760867 South Kivu province -2.505541 28.859569 Nort Kivu province -1.6665893 29.2256875 Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 7500000 1500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 3200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1800000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-200-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to reduce the morbidity and mortality rate of children under five. It also aims to confine the prevalence of HIV to less than 5% and mitigate its impact in the target areas. Finally, it will increase the knowledge of mothers regarding quality maternity resilience and new born care, and increase their access to good quality heath care. PROPOSAL BEING UPDATED AND REVIEWED. NOW WILL INCLUDE JUBA. THE INFORMATION HERE WILL BE EXPANDED. Violence in South Sudan between government and opposition forces has created a complex humanitarian crisis. Large numbers are fleeing Sudan to Ethiopia because of conflict as well as food insecurity, human rights abuses, and lack of basic services in thei The project strategy lies on the construction and support to 2 Maternity Waiting homes for Pregnant women and building the capacity of local Traditional Birth Attendants. The strengthening of the health systems will also be achieved through the support to 4 primary health care centers. The strategy targets 400,000 people in crisis-affected states, of which 80 per cent are women and girls. The implementing partner of the project is the South Sudan Red Cross working in close cooperation with the Netherlands Red Cross. The funds for this project were raised by an annual campaign in collaboration with the Dutch public radio 3FM. Central Equatoria is considered a relatively stable area but inter-communal conflicts generate violence (including sexual and gender based violence), the project will be implemented here. Specific locations include, Yai county (Tore Payam) and Terekeka County. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 2152974 2152974 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28918 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 5302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -403 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1410696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 270461 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1162099 Commitment The Netherlands 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Cross 8621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -270461 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230981 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 13773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82473 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1410696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1410696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75699 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 374617 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 149910 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -149910 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1410696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 107333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124707 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -124707 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 17009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross SDG target 3.c. Supporting health authorities in training their staff SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective HR Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-200-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project contributes to the reduction of sexual and gender-based violence and the holistic care of Sexual and Gender-based Violence (SGBV) survivors in Bujumbura Mairie Province. Since April 2015, Burundi has faced a deteriarating socio-political and security situation in the pre- and post-electoral period. This period is characterized by disputes and violations of human rights, attacks by armed groups, assassinations and arrests. This resulted in refugee movements to neighboring countries and internally displaced persons. This situation also has serious repercussions on humanitarian needs and living conditions. Activities within this project aim at (1) Strengthen the prevention of VSBG in the Municipality of Bujumbura Mairie in order to change perceptions and behaviors; (2) Increase access to care services for VSBG survivors and attendance of these services through the strengthening of care facilities for VSBG survivors & (3) Strengthen the prevention of SGBV and the care of survivors in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps. The project aims at 12,520 boys and girls in the age of 15 to 24. Mass communication awareness activities will reach 21,300 persons. The Municipality of Bujumbura The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Burundi -3.5 30 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1154981 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704981 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 712 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -335 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1807 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 2486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -110 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -37470 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117366 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 12466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5571 Expenditure The 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Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1499 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91492 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 5434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10781 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 4092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 3007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -52683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 52683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -52683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 3767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 4610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -627200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 627200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -29903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240547 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 627200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 770 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs SDG target 3.8. People that were treated by RC volunteers and/or supported health staff, can be through psychological first aid SDG target 3.8. People that were treated by RC volunteers and/or supported health staff, can be through psychological first aid SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective HR Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project NS capacity development NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-203 The Netherlands Red Cross The project objective is to improve life conditions for Syrian refugees and the hosting communities impacted by the Syrian Crisis. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Complex emergency 147061 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-203-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project objective is to improve life conditions for Syrian refugees and the hosting communities impacted by the Syrian Crisis. Due to the Syrian Crisis a lot of refugees have been forced to find shelters in neigboring countries. The conflict has even started to spill over to Lebanon and with an increasing number of armed attacks, there is serious need for better health care in the area. In Jordan the urban refugees face different issues: They face increasing poverty and if they are able to find work, they receive low wages for unskilled labour. Additionally, the pressure put on male family members in poor living conditions leads to increased levels of violence for those staying at home. These women and children also face limited freedom of movement due to traumas and cultural reasons. The action is focused on the basic needs of the vulnerable refugee population. In Lebanon, we are focusing on improving access to health care and first aid. In Jordan an intergrated neighborhood approach is implemented with many components. It involves preventing extreme poverty by providing cash and also improving access to safe water and sanitation facilities. This approach will also target the host communities, in order to minimize further tensions between them and the refugees. The program will also contribute to increase the capacity of the Lebanese and the Jordanian Red Cresent Soceities. In this project we are targeting both refugees populations as the most vulnerable, but also the host communities who need support. The implementing partners in this project are the Lebanese Red Cross Soceity and The Jordan Red Cross Society with the support of the Netherlands Red Cross. The most vulnerable refugee populations targeted in this program are in Lebanon and Jordan. In Lebanon the areas are, Akkar district, Baalbek and Hermel districts, Hasbaya and Tripoli. In Jordan, South Amman will be targeted. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Halba City 34.54278 36.07972 Râs-Baalbek village 34.25889 36.41917 Chebaâ 33.3475 35.74917 Rachaya 33.5347 35.8716 Tripoli City 34.43667 35.84972 South Amman 31.879 35.88816 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 147061 -1457 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25541 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51759 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 13561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-169 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 2106218 -40911 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-169-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is provide emergency assistance to Syrian civilians seeking refuge in Lebanon as result of armed conflict in Syria. Due to substantial human displacement caused by the Syrian conflict in 2011, refugees have spilled over borders, fleeing to Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon. The large numbers of refugees are established in unofficial camps in Lebanon, being scattered across its more than 1,500 municipalities, placing strain on the Lebanese support infrastructure, economy, and on the refugees who settle in already poverty-stricken areas. Providing support to Syrian refugees in Lebanon comes in the form of structural support from the Lebanese Red Cross. This support includes providing ambulance services, and access to emergency medical centres, mobile clinics, and blood transfusion centres. This project supports Syrian refugees and vulnerable members of the host population in Lebanon. This project takes place throughout Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 840582 -88128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 175734 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35583 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 633684 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -49446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-205 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme supports the rehabilitation of three Palestine Red Crescent Society Hospitals. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 194438 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-205-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the rehabilitation of three Palestine Red Crescent Society Hospitals. The Syrian Crisis errupted in 2011, and since then, the crisis has had a direct impact on the hospitals of the Palestine Red Crescent Soceity (PRCS). These hospitals provided free-of-charge and non-discriminatory emergency medical and surgical services. The Bissan Hospital was the only operational hospital in the area after many public and private hospitals were forced to close down, resulting in the number of patients greatly increasing. The hospital in Al Yarmoek Camp also continues to operate even though electricity, food, medicine and medical supplies are seriously lacking. The PRCS urgently needs support to ensure the hospitals can continue to treat patients. The financial support will allow the PRCS hospitals to replace damaged/destroyed ambulances and to acquire more medical supplies, equipment and staff. This will allow the PRCS prepare the rehabilitiation of the Palestine Hospital and to ensure that the hospitals in Al Yarmouk Camp and Bissan Hospital can stay open and operating. The implementing partner of this project is the Palestine Red Crescent Soceity who is receiving financial support from the Netherlands Red Crescent Society. The tree hospitals that will benefit from this support will be the Palestine Hospital, Bissan Hospital and the hospital in the besieged Al Yarmouk Camp. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 An Nayrab 36.17565 37.22796 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 194438 19438 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 175000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-206 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme contributes to the procurement of Non-food-items and storage of these Non-food-intems in the contingency stock by South Sudan Red Cross Society, following the conflict that broke out in December 2013 the SSRCS depleted the contingency stock made available by the NLRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 195252 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-206-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a contribution by Netherlands Red Cross to the procurement of Non-food-items and storage of these Non-food-intems in the contingency stock by South Sudan Red Cross Society. The SSRCS is mandated in South Sudan to provide humanitarian support, auxiliary to the government. Following the conflict that broke out in December 2013 the SSRCS depleted the contingency stock made available by the NLRC. This contribution follows after finishing a new warehouse, where SSRCS will start managing contingency stocks. Stock will be distributed bij SSRCS South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 195252 4748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-210 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of the programme is to let young graduates gain valuable work experience in the field. Young Dutch experts and local experts are employed in water related projects of the Red Cross for a maximum of two years. The programme is supported by the Netherlands Water Partnership. In most instances a Dutch expert and a local expert in a particular country are linked in order to learn from each other. Currently, the Netherlands Red Cross has a Dutch and a local young expert working in the Philippines. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Storm Surge 175365 -3904 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38000 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 37365 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-210-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The project has 2 targets. In Manila, the goal is to contribute to public health resiliency by assisting the urban poor, children in particular to maintain their health and improve their access to safe water and basic sanitation. In Leyte it aims to assist the Philippines Red Cross in re-building the lives of the survivors of typhoon Haiyan by constructing safe and resilient communities. In Manila the urban poor often live and work in the most overcrowded and polluted areas. They face inadequate access to clean water and sanitation services, compromising their health. Poor water quality and lack of sanitation leads to water related diseases such as diarrhoea. In Leyte, Typhoon Haiyan affected 16 million people and damaged more than 1.1 million houses. Immediately after, Netherlands Red Cross had a relief operation, but now in Isabel and Merida it is estimated that 30% of the households still do not have access to safe water. In Manila the course of action involves increasing the use of community and household water and sanitation facilities. Additionally, we hope to improve home-based care for diarrhoea and prevention of dehydration, also increasing the ability to anticipate and respond to water related diseases. In Leyte, recovery assistance will support the families to rebuild their lives by improving their shelters and installing water, sanitation and hygiene programs. Additionally we aid to enhance the capacity of the Philippine Red Cross to respond to future disasters. In Manila, the project will reach 30,000 people living in the poorer areas, almost half of those beneficiaries are children under the age of 15. The Recovery assistance will target families affected by the Typhoon. It will be implemented by the Philippine Red Cross working in cooperation with the Netherlands Red Cross and the Dutch Young Expert (YEP) The project in Manila will take place in the poorer urban areas , and the recovery assistance will take place in Leyte, specifically targeting 20 barangays in the municipalities of Isabel and Merida. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Merida 10.9098 124.5376 Manila 14.6042 120.9822 YEP Water Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 175365 -16792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -24128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6684 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-211 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to strengthen the capacity of Palestine Red Cresent Society to respond to immediate, medium and long term effects of the conlict through purchasing medical and lab equipments. Additionally the effected communities coping mechanism is enhanced through the distribution of non-food items. Finally through upgrading IT systems of the PRCS, the capacity of the disaster management will be strengthened. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 1163480 689 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-211-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to strengthen the capacity of Palestine Red Cresent Society to respond to immediate, medium and long term effects of the conlict. Since early 2014 tension has gradually been building up in the Gaza Strip, and since june 2014 the armed conflict has intensified. The fighting has gradually been worsening and is today exceeding by far the humanitarian tradgedies of other wars in Palestine. The toll is paid by the civilias, as in June 2014 64% of the casualties in Gaza were citizens, and as a result of Gaza being a no go area, barely anyone can escape the imminent threat of war. The course of action is to reduce the immediate and medium term health risks of affected population, this will be done through purchasing medical and lab equipments. Additionally the effected communities coping mechanism is enhanced through the distribution of non-food items. Finally through upgrading IT systems of the PRCS, the capacity of the disaster management will be strengthened. Over 200.000 people will benefit from the support in terms of health care, relief, rehabilitation and psychosocial support. The implementing partner of the project is the Palestine Red Crescent Soceity with financial support from the Netherlands Red Cross. The project is implemented in the Gaza strip in Palestine. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza Strip 31.5 34.46667 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1163480 291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30567 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 27023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 801000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -24970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-212 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to provide emergency assistance to the Syrian civillians who have sought refuge in Lebanon as a result of the armed conflict in Syria. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 100000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-212-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to provide emergency assistance to the Syrian civillians who have sought refuge in Lebanon as a result of the armed conflict in Syria. Due to the Syrian Crisis alot of refugees have been forced to find shelters in neigboring countries. By May 2014 there were over 1 million Syrian refugees registered, but besides them, hundreds of thousands of Syrians who fled the violence are not registered and therefore face great difficulty in accessing assistance. The Lebanese community has hosted the influx of refugees, but the enourmous amount and nature of the crisis has started to create tensions. It is becoming more and more difficult for the Lebanese communities to bear the burden of hosting refugees. This project is an extension of an already existing project aimed at the refugees in Lebanon. The project supports the Syrian Refugees in a number of ways. We contribute to the emerency medical service stations, provide health care and distribute food and non-food relief items. Additionally the Disaster Management Unit of the Lebanese Red Cross Society is trained to build capacity and boost exsisting relief activities. The project has 10.000 direct beneficiaries and is aimed at specifically supporting the refugees and vulnerable members of the host community. The project is implemented by the Lebanese Red Cross Soceity and is working with the financial support of the Netherlands Red Cross. Since no official refugee camps are established in Lebanon, Syrian refugees havve been scattered across more than 1.500 muncipalities. Most of these refugees are living in Northern Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Response Material relief assistance and services 100000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-172 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of an on-going response to the January 12, 2010 earthquake, the Canadian Red Cross Society (CRC) and the Netherlands Red Cross are undertaking a series of health projects in the Southeast department of Haiti. Among these projects is a community-based health and first aid in action project (CBHFA) which includes the construction of 5,000 latrines. The overall goal of building latrines is increased disease and injury-resilience. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake 1627204 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-172-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of an on-going response to the January 12, 2010 earthquake, the Canadian Red Cross Society (CRC) and the Netherlands Red Cross are undertaking a series of health projects in the Southeast department of Haiti. Among these projects is a community-based health and first aid in action project (CBHFA) which includes the construction of 5,000 latrines. The overall goal of building latrines is increased disease and injury-resilience. Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the Western hemisphere, and in 2010 experience a devastating earthquake that further weakened the country's already fragile health, water, and sanitation systems. Only 45% and 25% of Haiti's urban and rural populations respectively have access to improved sanitation, creating critical public health risk and high child morbidity. With disease and injury prevention at its core, the programme builds latrines to encourage positive health-related behaviour in communities. Additional community-based outreach includes improving water infrastructure and training in proper sanitation. Households in the communes of Musac, Ternier, Gaillard, and Macary are targeted. The project takes place in Haiti's Southeast department, specifically in the communes of Cayes-Jacmel, La Vallée and Marigot. Within these communes, the communal sections of Gaillard, Macary, Musac and Ternier contain the sections where latrines will be built. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Haiti 19 -72.41667 South-East Department 18.3 -72.4 Cayes-Jacmel 18.23073 -72.39417 La Vallée 18.26667 -72.7 Marigot 18.3 -72.31667 Gaillard 18.26611 -72.39083 Macary 18.29417 -72.30028 Musac 18.25778 -72.61806 Ternier 18.26667 -72.66667 Earthquake Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1627204 -57734 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 13284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 33857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 242000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 24405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 246000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-214 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme offered assistence people affected by cholera in the aftermath of the earthquake. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 55303 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-214-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for the people affected by the cholera outbreak following the Haiti earthquake. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Port au Prince 18.547327 -72.3395928 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 55303 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-215 The Netherlands Red Cross 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 495156 2420 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-215-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme facilitates coordination and support for other prevention programmes to deal with Ebola epidemic of 2014. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. This programme facilitates coordination and support, to avoid and mitigate an outbreak like in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali This project supports HRCS in Benin, Cote d'ivoire and Guinea This project supports HRCS in Benin, Cote d'ivoire and Guinea The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Porto-Novo 6.4990718 2.6253365 Conakry 9.5171253 -13.6999235 Abidjan 5.3203571 -4.0161066 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 109194 62676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-215-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to prevent the spread of Ebola to Ivory Coast through organising prevention-targeted mobilisation campaigns and setting up a plan of action in case the virus reaches the country. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Countries that border afflicted countries are also at increased risk of infection. Ivory Coast, which shares frequently travelled borders with both Liberia and Guinea, is one of these countries. There have been no cases of Ebola in Ivory Coast. Ebola prevention activities are primarily carried out through awareness raising in communities, which is supported by strengthening the response capacity of the national health system and stakeholders. In both awareness raising and capacity strengthening, training of Red Cross volunteers, staff, and other health workers is carried out alongside establishing community coordination mechanisms with stakeholders. Communities receive messaging in schools, homes visits, and in public spaces where people congregate. This project seeks to reach 14,000 people (2,000 households). This project takes place in eight localities along Ivory Coast's border with Guinea and Liberia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kouan-Houlé 7.392788 -8.260929 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 83542 -6080 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -1559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 7739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-215-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The appeal supports the Guinea Red Cross Society to respond to the escalating Ebola outbreak by delivering assistance and support to some 11.1m people, with a focus on information and communication, education, awareness raising, and social mobilization, surveillance, case identification and contact management, case management (including management of dead bodies), psychosocial support, and regional preparedness and response. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. The (revised) plan of action will build on the activities already being conducted and the lessons learnt related to the evolution of the outbreak. The ongoing escalation in cases and the engagement of other partners in some areas of the response requires a change of strategy that allows more integration of the key pillars and a focus on areas where the National Society can contribute most effectively to breaking the chain of transmission in effort to control the outbreak. Case management will be an additional component in this appeal due to the severe shortage of appropriate facilities for care of confirmed cases. This multilateral appeal supports 1,1 million people in Guinea. The current outbreak in Guinea is unprecedented by its main characteristics. Indeed it affects rural and remote areas, urban areas as well as neighbourhood countries. Given that context, the proposed strategy focuses on strengthening Conakry HQ and Gueckedou Local Committee as the two hubs from where the emergency response to the outbreak is designed and implemented all around the affected districts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gueckedou 8.5616487 -10.1328212 Conakry 9.5171253 -13.6999235 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 278110 -21890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-215-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Ebola, Liberia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 21891 21890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. Projects also increase the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge 35438026 108481 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 1777103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project promotes livelihood conditions and reinforces resilience of vulnerable communities in the river basis of Senegal in the Kayes region in Mali. IRIS (Initiative pour le basin de fleuve Senegal) is an integrated risk reduction programma, which reinforces ressilience of communities living in the river basin. The project supports local Red Cross and Red Cressent Society to establish a geographical presence, to assist with technical knowledge, and to help participate external parties in assistence. The project stimulates capacity building. Hygiene and sanitation kits are distributed in the communities. Cattle stock is restored to improve community resillience for future disasters. The project is a collaboration between Malinese and Netherlands Red Cross. Activities are planed in Logo-Dinguira and Ambidedi communities. The project has special attention for the contribution of women in the process of improving food security. The project focussen on 2 zones in the Senegal river basin, Logo-Dinguira and Ambidedi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Logo-Dinguira (Senegal river basin) 14.1765 -11.2448 Ambidedi (Senegal river basin) 14.5878634 -11.7572439 Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 292866 8390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 51450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53412 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 15944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 38747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. Ethiopia is one of the fastest growing economies of sub-Saharan Africa and the agriculture sector is critical to the economy. However, smallholder farmers and pastoralists increasingly face challenges to sustain their natural environment from which they derive their livelihoods and are caught in a downwards spiral of natural resource degradation, poverty and food insecurity. The causes of this include factors related to climate change and isuffiecient policy support. In Ethiopia the project strengthens communities' resilience by restoring the ecosystems through, among other things, improving watersheds, reclaiming land, restoring land and introducing improved grazing systems. The project also develops the capacity of communities and local CSO's by developing risk reduction plans and supporting policy dialogue and a more effecient allocation of resources. The target groups of the programme are smallholder farmers, who depend on rain-fed crop production and pastoralists in drought prone areas. Their livelihoods are vulnerable to natural hazards aggravated by climate change and natural resource degradation. The programme will reach between 750,000 - 1,000,000 world wide andis organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of.. Other partners include CARE Nederland, Cordaid, Wetlands International and The Red Cross. The drought prone areas that will be targeted are: Afar Region, Zone 5, Dewe Woreda, Telarak Woreda, Oromia Region, East Hararghe Zone, Kurfachelle Woreda, Gorogutu Woreda, Borena Zone, Mio Woredam, Guji Zone, Goro Dola Woreda, Amhara Region, South Gonder Zone, Ebinat Woreda, South Omo Zone, Dassanech Woreda and Niangatom Woreda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Afar Region 12 41.5 Dewe Woreda 10.6667 40.25 Oromia 10.66667 40 East Haraghe 8 43 Borena Zone 4.94952 38.20915 Guji Zone 5.588 39.067 Amhara Region 11.5 38.5 South Omo Zone 6.5 37.25 Drought Flood Landslide Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1404224 38873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4358 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 97305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6219 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 110910 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19437 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -26853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94917 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -40571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15664 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 197338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25028 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 15988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126527 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2802 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91331 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 57744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 86793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 64161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -313 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 31506 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. In Uganda, climate change and natural resource degradation are responsible for increasingly frequent natural hazards, including drought, floods and landslides. When the rains come, they are short and torrential, leading to widespread flooding and destruction of property and infrastructure. Unfortunately, there is increased variability of precipitation expected in Uganda which results in the contamination of drinking water with human waste and increases the occurence of diarrheal and vector-borne diseases. The project involves the implementation of activities that will train the community on disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and environmental degradation. The capacities of the CSO's are also built, and in turn they will be able to support communities in their advocacy with local government in support of risk reduction plans. Consequently, allowing for the restoration of the ecosystems, protecting, strengthening and diversifying the livelihoods dependent on it. The target group are communities who are critically dependent on natural resources to sustain their livelihoods. These are subsistence farmers with few options for alternative livelihoods and include fishermen, agro-pastoralists and farmers who rely on livestock rearing. The project is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. The project focuses on communities in three areas in Northern and North Eastern Uganda. The places are Lira, Apac, Karamoja region, Acholi and Teso The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Apac 1.902 32.6 Lira 2.274 32.953 Teso 2.8841 34.4353 Karamoja region 2.9914 34.484 Acholi 3.7993 32.5484 Drought Flood Landslide Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1081316 -78061 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 31881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2014 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 113549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15725 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7932 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 32498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 36197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59288 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 9290 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1788 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 9595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29266 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111788 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 41574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141859 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 26819 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 126192 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. Natural hazards have been increasing in frequency and severity, especially floods and droughts. These periods of intense droughts have caused severe crop losses, famine and population displacement. The increased variablity of precipitation expected in Kenya due to climate change will greatly impact health, as floods increase diarrhoeal and vector diseases while droughts result in poor personal hygiene. Communities in the Ewaso Nyiro North River basin are increasingly vulnerable to natural hazards as their livelihoods have weakened and environmetal damage continues to be inflicted on the ecosystem. The programme improves the livelihoods of the communities by supporting environmentally sustainable methods of pastoralism and restoring the ecosystem, and also developing community based disaster risk plans. Civil soceity organizations will be targeted to enhance their coordination and action in response to the natural hazards and enhance policies where required. The programme will target farmers relying on livestock and agriculture living on the downstream part of the Ewaso Nyiro North River Basin. These farmers move from place to place in search of water and pastures and their livelihoods depend fully on the availability of water from the river basin, which is regrettably decreasing. The implementing partners are The Kenya Red Cross Soceity, Wetlands International Kenya and other local NGO's. The project is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. The targeted communities live on the downstream part of the Ewaso Nyiro North River Basin in Northern Kenya. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kalema (Ewaso Nyiro North River Basin) -1.78969 36.05898 Drought Flood Landslide Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 821994 23548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -427 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 54255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57437 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 5282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 6854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11987 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 11996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87159 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 8223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2390 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 50781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76459 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 23760 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 9820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 4451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 1352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous nation, and though they have made significant advances in reducing poverty, the number of poor in Indonesia remains high: more than 35 million people live below the national poverty line. High disaster risks such as floods and landslides further aggravate the poverty levels in the country as the rural poor suffer most and longest from these climate hazards. Regrettably, increased variability of percipitation is expected in the future due to climate change. During the course of the project the comminities and civil soceity organizations are  taught and made more aware about Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaption and Ecosystem Management and Restoration. In the communities the people are also taught building skills and ways to create partnerships between them and the government. The project will target the populations of 48 communities. The livelihoods of these communities are vulnerable to natural hazards, climate risks and environmental degradation. They are mainly fishermen and poor rural farmers who depend on environmentally sensitive areas. The implementing partner of this project is the Indonesian Red Cross, Wetlands International Indonesia and other civil soceity organizations. The project is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. The programme targets 48 communities in Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) and Banten provinces. In NTT province, the districts are, Ende, Sikka, Kupang and Timor Tengah Selatan (TTS). In Banten province the municipalities are, Kota Serang and Kota Cilegon, as well as in Kabupaten Serang and Kabupaten Tangerang districts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nusa Tenggara -8.65738 121.07937 Ende -8.8432 121.6623 Sikka -8.6648 122.3824 Kupang -10.1718 123.6075 Timor Tengah Selatan -9.83333 124.16667 Banten Province 4.9441 106.2502 Kota Serang -2.6259 112.2377 Kabupaten -2.6259 112.2377 Serang -6.1149 106.1502 Tangerang -6.17806 106.63 Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1334911 -2819 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 44827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society -9666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -52064 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 5332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 93900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150945 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 33709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 25440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 4904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38153 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 14849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76420 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 49958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2955 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 13729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 11416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95322 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society -12898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 1325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Indonesian Red Cross Society 3188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. The Philippines is a nation where the poorest communities are extremely vulnerable to natural hazards exacerbated by climate change and natural resource degradation. In the span of a year, they experience abnormally dry conditions except during the wet peroid. This results in decrease in agricultural production, extreme heat and water shortages, while in the wet period the situation is inverse and floods increase. Exacerbating these conditions is the rapid decrease in the natural resources. changes in rain patters and the coasts lines exposure to high risk tidal surges. To strengthen the resilience of communities in the face of hazards and climate change the programme will introduce principles and techniques for disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation and ecosystem management and restoration will be at various levels in communities, including in the development programs of civil organizations and in policy dialogue of government institutions. In the rural areas, the groups most at risk are indifenous people, disher folk and poor rural farmers who depend on ecosystem services and have climate and natural resources dependent livelihoods. In the urban setting, those living in slum areas, near the river banks and floodways will be targeted. Women, elderly, children and people with disablities are most at risk. The project is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. In the rural areas, the targret groups live in Agusan del Sur, Agusan den Norte, Surigao del Sur and Surigao del Norte. In the urban setting they live in Calcoon City, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela, Quezon City, Marikina, Pasig, Patersos, Taguig and Muntinlupa City. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Agusan del Sur 8.5 125.83333 Agusan den Norte 9.02794 125.5396 Surigao del Sur 9.0799833 126.1974606 Surigao del Norte 9.7916433 125.4929273 Muntinlupa City 14.3940614 121.0410436 Taguig 14.5266254 121.074403 Pasig 14.5605151 121.0767129 Marikina 14.6331084 121.0993541 Calcoon City 14.65 120.9667 Quezon City 14.6509905 121.0486155 Navotas 14.6569825 120.9478036 Malabon 14.675215 120.9573738 Valenzuela 14.7167 120.9667 Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1474278 15287 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -13095 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -2193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -40405 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 19856 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -15287 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -507 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 17921 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -25275 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 23006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17921 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 107387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191642 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 152889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 67364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 118171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97109 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34335 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 16917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106939 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 85376 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 13583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15126 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. In Guatemala fifty-one percent of the population have an income of less than US$ 2 per day. These poor populations face chronic food insecurity and lack access to drinking water. Moreover, the Central America region is a multi-hazard prone area, and especially Guatamale is more vulnerable as it deals with heavy rainfall and is regularly affected by floods and hurricanes. The intensity and frequency of climatic events affects ecosystems and thus, livelihoods. Public spending unfortunately does not adequately respond to the needs of local communities, and the development policies do not foster resilience and sustainability, leaving the poorest of the population in a dire situation. The project improves the livelihoods of the vulnerable communities by improving agricultural practices, health serives and water avalabilty. Furthermore community resilience will be strengthened by introducing an intergrated approach to natural hazards, as the capacity of CSO's are improved, disaster risk reduction plans and policies will be developed according to community needs. The target group is the most vulnerable population in the drought zone in the river basin of the Motagua river and other rivers with a special attention to indigeonous people, youth and the elderly.The programme will reach between 750,000 - 1,000,000 world wide, it is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. Other partners include CARE Nederland, Cordaid, Wetlands International and The Red Cross. The areas in the drought zone that will be targeted are, Inzabal, Zacapa,Chiquimula, Jalapa, Solola, Quiche. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Zacapa 14.97222 -89.53056 Chiquimula 14.8005605 -89.547135 Jalapa 14.63472 -89.98889 Solola 14.77222 -91.18333 Quiche 15.5 -90.91667 Drought Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1462270 44268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 2146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13609 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63655 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 36941 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203955 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 51911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 293967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -2761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 14621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209501 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ10-002-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to reduce the impact of natural hazards on vulnerable community members. It increases the resilience of communities to disasters, climate change and environmental degradation. The project also increases the capacity of civil society organisations (CSO's) to cope with these natural hazards. Nicaragua is classified as a low- income country and regrettably, the geographic position of Nicarague makes it highly vulnerable to recurring disasters. The targeted region of the project is near the coastline, where communities are settled near to the rivers which are indespensible for their economic survival. This area is one of the most hurricane affected regions in the world. Five to fifteen hurricanes occur every year and each time the economic and human losses are substantial. The project strengthens the livelihoods of the beneficiaty communities so that they are more resilient to the effects of disaster magnified by climate change. The capacities of local organizations are also strengthened to develop initiatives to reduce the natural risks, support climate change adaptation and protection of ecosystems. Finally the institutional and policy environment will be targeted to make conducive strategies for adressing the natural hazards. The target communities live in the most drought prone areas. There will be special emphasis on women and youth. About 90% of the families live in the rural areas cultivating various staples, about 73% of whom live in poverty or extreme poverty. The implementing partners are the government and local NGO's and is organized by the 'Partners For Resilience', which The Netherlands Red Cross is a member of. The selected geographical area is the river basin Coco, which includes the most drought prone areas, and the autonomous region of the North Atlantic. Specific Places are, Madriz, Nueva Segovia, Jinotega, Waspan, Esteli, Chinandega, RAAN. (Or Cuenca Rio Coco, Cuenca Pacifica, Cuenca Rio Wawa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Madriz 13.5 -86.41667 Nueva Segovia 13.7 -86.16667 Waspam 14.74189 -83.9717 Esteli 13.09185 -86.35384 Drought Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1523409 28928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -29635 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross -3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39692 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross -184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92384 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 54291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110085 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 12890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 308107 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 10733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216916 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 38365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 7505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 3613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Nicaraguan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-297 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of the programmme is to support Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) in its intervention lessening the impact of the crisis on vulnerable communities (Syrian and host Lebanese) in remote areas near the Syrian borders and in the areas where the unregistered Syrian population reside in higher numbers, such as Tripoli and Beqaa Valley. Military conflicts and refugee influx in these areas are putting lot of pressure on LRC EMS stations and DMU branches. Frequent security skirmishes and military search operations are the norm. The relief activities will be targeting 1100 families living in informal tented settlements (ITS) in Akkar area near the Lebanon-Syrian northern border. These families have no direct access to the food market, in fact they are caught between Lebanese communities to the south and the Syrian border to the north. Cash Transfer Programming is not a modality that can be accessed by these communities. Therefore, NLRC and Swiss RC will be supporting the distribution of food parcels. The support from NLRC would cover monthly food distributions for 1100 HH for 24 months in Akkar. The support from NLRC further supports ambulance stations and blood transfusion centres run by LRC. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 6115453 -4588 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -694 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-297-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities in Akkar district in North Lebanon (2020-2021) Lebanon hosts the highest number of refugees per capita in the world, causing major socio-economic challenges and further aggravating pre-existing development constraints in the country. With the crisis in its 9th year, tensions between Lebanese host communities and Syrian refugees are rising. As long as the situation in Syria remains unstable, little refugees choose to return, while in Lebanon they are facing enormous challenges to meet their basic survival needs, partly due to lack of international support . The Vulnerability Assessment of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon (VASyR) 2018 , published beginning of this year by UNHCR, UNICEF and UNWFP, provides the following figures: - 51% of Syrian refugees have expenditures totaling less than the Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket (SMEB) of US$ 2.90 per person per day, unable to meet survival needs of food, health and shelter; - 69% of total refugee households are living below the poverty line; - 34% are severely food insecure. Faced with these living conditions and Lebanon’s weak infrastructure and public services, the chances of vulnerable Syrian refugee and Lebanese host communities meeting their social, economic and medical needs continue to diminish. People are pushed to incorporate negative coping mechanisms in order to provide basic needs for their families (like reducing adult food intake in order to provide more food for children, child marriage, selling in-kind assistance in order to pay health care services). Overall Operational objective: To provide Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities in Akkar with access to life-saving emergency medical services, and support Syrian refugee households in Akkar with strengthening their livelihoods through the provision of basic assistance in the form of cash and food, and access to renewable energy. In this protracted crisis situation, this project aims to support the Lebanese Red Cross with three key interventions: 1. Building on the outcomes of the CTP feasibility assessment that is being done under the current Chronic crisis project, we will continue to ensure that vulnerable refugee households in Akkar are able to meet their basic needs through the provision of both food and cash based assistance; 2. In order to ensure that Syrian refugees and host communities in Akkar have access to pre-hospital emergency medical care, we will support LRCS in running one EMS station (Wadi Khaled) and one Blood Transfusion Services center (Halba); 3. To increase the self-reliance of Syrian refugee families, we will provide them with compact renewable energy solutions and will also implement these solutions in LRCS’s main operational premises in Akkar, increasing the sustainability of LRCS’s life-saving services. Lebanese Red Cross and Netherlands Red Cross Akkar region, northern Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Akkar 67.8627942 19.4340146 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1525000 3527 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -275 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -6050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -65146 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -98 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -81272 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 70423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 70423 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4577 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 322 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17697 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17697 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 412613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -7928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 187695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 177235 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1322820 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -35872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 39120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182380 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-297-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of the project is to support Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) in its intervention lessening the impact of the crisis on vulnerable communities (Syrian and host Lebanese) in remote areas near the Syrian borders and in the areas where the unregistered Syrian population reside in higher numbers, such as Tripoli and Beqaa Valley. Military conflicts and refugee influx in these areas are putting lot of pressure on LRC EMS stations and DMU branches. Frequent security skirmishes and military search operations are the norm. The relief activities will be targeting 1100 families living in informal tented settlements (ITS) in Akkar area near the Lebanon-Syrian northern border. These families have no direct access to the food market, in fact they are caught between Lebanese communities to the south and the Syrian border to the north. Cash Transfer Programming is not a modality that can be accessed by these communities. Therefore, NLRC and Swiss RC will be supporting the distribution of food parcels. The support from NLRC would cover monthly food distributions for 1100 HH for 24 months in Akkar. The support from NLRC further supports ambulance stations and blood transfusion centres run by LRC. The project will support two EMS stations; in Tripoli and Rachaya. Of all 46 EMS stations of LRCS, Tripoli is the most active one. The station is providing pre-hospital care for Lebanese and Syrians (251,299 Syrians are registered in the North of Lebanon as per September 2016). Rachaya station is located in a remote area near the southern Lebanon-Syrian border; LRCS is already implementing several disaster management (DM) activities in this area. NLRC has been supporting the Wadi Khaled EMS station since the beginning of the Syria Crisis. This project will continue supporting Wadi Khaled station in 2018. NLRC will support the LRCS DMU department in providing monthly food parcel distributions in Akkar area for 1100 families during two years. These families are living in informal tented settlements (ITS) near the Syrian border with almost no access to the local market. Therefore, these distributions are of great importance to the beneficiaries. In previous projects, NLRC supported the rehabilitation of Tripoli Blood Transfusion Centre (BTC). Following the LRCS strategy and in order to comply with Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) standards, all BTCs will have to undergo rehabilitation. Within this project the Saida BTC premises will be rehabilitated. LRCS’s local donors already provided an unfinished premises which will make the rehabilitation process more efficient. The Safety and Security Unit has been supported by NLRC since its creation. The proposed project would continue this support. According to the Movement Coordination Agreement discussions, LRCS has been given the important lead in security management for the entire RCRC movement along with ICRC during times of crisis. Security management agreements will be signed between LRCS, IFRC and sister National Societies to ensure security management procedures are in place for all delegates in-country. Covering staff and running costs of ambulance stations, rehabilitation of blood transfusion centres, and food parcel distributions to provide Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities with access to pre-hospital health services as well as sustain in their needs through food distributions. Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities In the communities of Rachaya, Tripoli, Wadi Khaled, Saida and the Akkar area in Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 2000000 1994718 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -14 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 142829 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249999 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 10659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300187 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22806 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 28212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350666 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1789595 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 338489 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290375 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5094 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89423 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 8773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-297-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the start of the war in Syria, Lebanon has been receiving significant numbers of refugees. As the Syria crisis moves into its seventh year, many Syrian refugees in Lebanon are still unable to access crucial basic survival needs including medical care, food, shelter etc. This is mainly due to severe shortfall in international support that is keeping Lebanon overburdened and under resourced to adequately respond to the crisis. The vast majority of the refugees (more than 80%) live dispersed among communities by renting flats, whereas an estimated 15% of the refugees have set up informal (tented) settlements (ITS)3. The resources are dwindling and families are unable to meet their basic needs. 70% of the households are now living below the poverty line of 3.84 USD per person per day, and their need for assistance is constantly increasing day after day. According to a report released by the UN Refugee Agency, people are pushed to incorporate negative coping mechanisms in order to provide basic needs for their families(like reducing adult food intake in order to provide more food for children, child marriage, selling in-king assistance in order to pay health care services. As the Syria crisis moves into its seventh year, many Syrian refugees in Lebanon are still unable to access crucial basic survival needs including medical care, food, shelter etc. This is mainly due to severe shortfall in international support that is keeping Lebanon overburdened and under resourced to adequately respond to the crisis. The vast majority of the refugees (more than 80%) live dispersed among communities by renting flats, whereas an estimated 15% of the refugees have set up informal (tented) settlements (ITS)3. The resources are dwindling and families are unable to meet their basic needs. 70% of the households are now living below the poverty line of 3.84 USD per person per day, and their need for assistance is constantly increasing day after day. According to a report released by the UN Refugee Agency, people are pushed to incorporate negative coping mechanisms in order to provide basic needs for their families(like reducing adult food intake in order to provide more food for children, child marriage, selling in-king assistance in order to pay health care services. Food assistance – direct costs Health care – direct costs Office and audit – indirect costs 976,002 (222,412 households).2 It must be noted however, that the numbers do not reflect the reality of the refugee population, since the Lebanese government instructed UNHCR on the 6th of May 2015 to temporary suspend the registration. Hence based on estimates the actual number might hover around one and a half million. Bekaa, Beiroet, North and South Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1040000 -350 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31364 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -322 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -322 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 13458 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 22150 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -22150 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -27864 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 37744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 252081 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3654 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362692 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 18712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 867746 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -172254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1040000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-297-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities in Akkar district in North Lebanon (March 2022-February 2024) The Syria Crisis which began in 2011, forced millions of individuals into displacement to seek safety in neighbouring countries (e.g. Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan). Lebanon remains the country hosting the largest number of refugees per capita, with around 1.5 million Syrian refugees who fled their country. Preliminary results of the VASyR 2021 show that 88% of Syrian refugees have expenditure less than the Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket (SMEB), unable to meet survival needs of food, health and shelter. In June 2021, 49% of Syrian refugee families were food insecure, and about two-thirds of the families had to limit food portion sizes or reduce the number of meals consumed per day. In addition, as of late 2019, Lebanon has been facing an unprecedented financial and economic crisis in which the local currency has lost, to date, more than 85% of its value. Over half the population has plunged into poverty due to high inflation and loss of income, and since the beginning of the pandemic both Lebanese and Syrian workers experienced a reduction in wage income of 79%. Moreover, related to the economic crisis, the Lebanese government started lifting subsidies on fuel (and other essential commodities). Consequently, nation-wide power outages have been more noticeable, affecting the day-to-day operations of individuals and businesses. This development also affects the water authorities in the country. As a result, the 2021 mid-year water sector report showed a significant deterioration in the situation of water supply, with over 71% of people at risk of losing access to water. The project will aim to support vulnerable households through food parcel distributions and will support the vulnerable area through two interventions, initially by supporting the LRC ambulance station of Wadi Khaled, and by solarizing the public water systems of the North Lebanon Water Establishment in the area so that households can meet their needs in terms of access to safe water. The ultimate outcomes of the project are envisioned to be the following: 1. Outcome 1 (Livelihoods and basic needs): Communities, especially in disaster and crisis affected areas, restore and strengthen their livelihoods. 2. Outcome 2 (Health): The immediate risks to the health of affected populations are reduced. 3. Outcome 3 (WASH): Sustainable reduction in risk of waterborne and water related diseases in targeted communities in the recovery phase. 4. Outcome 4 (Strategies for Implementation: CEA / Data & Digitalization): The programmatic reach of the Lebanese Red Cross is expanded trough piloting digital Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) models. Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities in Akkar region Akkar region, northern Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1550453 -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -101404 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -66533 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 29574 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1106 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -31610 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 109760 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -109760 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1106 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 26633 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1204625 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1225625 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -203324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 86652 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 39429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 10112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -29613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 8662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 33163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 23658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 8699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237051 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 24139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71160 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234712 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1029 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -314 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 314 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3224 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1204625 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 315130 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1459600 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills No dissagregated data available Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills No dissagregated data available No data available Number of volunteers trained in first aid; Period March-December 2022 No data with regards to number of volunteers trained in first aid available; Period Jan-June 2023 This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Number of residents who are benefitting from the rehabilitated facility infrastructure (possible indirect beneficiaries reached); Period March-December 2022 2 wash host community projects are currently undergoing the technical assessment People reached, female over 18 yrs 2.045: Women >18 receiving food parcels; Period from March-December 2022; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar. 1.179: Women receiving emergency healh care by EMS (no age disaggregated data available); Location Wadhi Khaled Station 2.045: Women >18 receiving food parcels; Period from January-June 2023; Syrian nationality; 561 : Women receiving emergency healh care by EMS (no age disaggregated data available); Location Wadhi Khaled Station. Both these numbers refer to the number of people reached during the period of Jan-Jun 2023. However, the same people that were targeted and reached during March-Dec 2022 were also reached during Jan-June 2023. What these numbers in fact show is the number of benecifiaries that received food parcels and emergency health care, but it does not reflect unique benecifiaries. In this project, a fixed group is targeted for those services. People reached, male over 18 yrs 1.735: Men >18 receiving food parcels; Period from March-December 2022; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar. 785: Men receiving emergency healh care by EMS (no age disaggregated data available); Location Wadhi Khaled Station 1.735: Men >18 receiving food parcels; Period from March-December 2022; Syrian nationality; 237: Men receiving emergency healh care by EMS (no age disaggregated data available); Location Wadhi Khaled Station. Both these numbers refer to the number of people reached during the period of Jan-Jun 2023. However, the same people that were targeted and reached during March-Dec 2022 were also reached during Jan-June 2023. What these numbers in fact show is the number of benecifiaries that received food parcels and emergency health care, but it does not reflect unique benecifiaries. In this project, a fixed group is targeted for those services. People reached, female under 18 yrs No disaggregated data available. Girls <18 receiving food parcels; Period from March-December 2022; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar Girls <18 receiving food parcels; Period from January-June 2023; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar. This number refers to the number of people reached during the period of Jan-Jun 2023. However, the same people that were targeted and reached during March-Dec 2022 were also reached during Jan-June 2023. What these numbers in fact show is the number of benecifiaries that received food parcels and emergency health care, but it does not reflect unique benecifiaries. In this project, a fixed group is targeted for those services. People reached, male under 18 yrs No disaggregated data available. Boys <18 receiving food parcels; Period from March-December 2022; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar Boys <18 receiving food parcels; Period from January-June 2023; Syrian nationality; Location Akkar. This numer refers to the number of people reached during the period of Jan-Jun 2023. However, the same people that were targeted and reached during March-Dec 2022 were also reached during Jan-June 2023. What these numbers in fact show is the number of benecifiaries that received food parcels and emergency health care, but it does not reflect unique benecifiaries. In this project, a fixed group is targeted for those services. People reached, who have a disability No disaggregated data available. No data available NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-298 The Netherlands Red Cross The NLRC supports the ICRC Democratic Republic of the Congo 2016 Operation. The ICRC, with the Red Cross Society of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, will provide emergency assistance to IDPs/returnees living in conflict-affected areas, to help them cover their immediate needs. National Society volunteers, weapon bearers and community members will receive training in administering first aid. Together with the health authorities, the ICRC will continue to help sick and wounded people, including victims of sexual violence, obtain access to suitable medical care, for example through regular support for health facilities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 200000 200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-298-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The NLRC supports the ICRC Democratic Republic of the Congo 2016 Operation. The ICRC, with the Red Cross Society of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, will provide emergency assistance to IDPs/returnees living in conflict-affected areas, to help them cover their immediate needs. National Society volunteers, weapon bearers and community members will receive training in administering first aid. Together with the health authorities, the ICRC will continue to help sick and wounded people, including victims of sexual violence, obtain access to suitable medical care, for example through regular support for health facilities. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the ICRC promotes compliance with international humanitarian law and helps people affected by conflict and violence to survive and become self-sufficient. The ICRC will lend material, financial and technical support to the local surgical team responsible for the treatment of weapon-wounded patients in Bukavu, South Kivu, while maintaining its own surgical team in Goma, North Kivu. Support for physical rehabilitation centres will continue, supplemented by initiatives for the social reintegration of disabled people. The ICRC will help coordinate activities with Movement partners and other humanitarian actors to maximize impact and avoid duplication of effort. The project focus is on weapon-wounded patients in Bukavu and Goma. The ICRC will help coordinate activities with Movement partners and other humanitarian actors to maximize impact and avoid duplication of effort. Bukavu, South Kivu and Goma, North Kivu The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-183 The Netherlands Red Cross Syria is suffering since 2011 from a (protracted) crisis and residents and displaced populations in conflict and or besieged areas are hard to reach with medical aid and supplies The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 580317 18779 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 47596 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 127588 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-183-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims at implementing lifesaving interventions such as access and benefits from primary health care services, preventive and curative health Syria is suffering since 2011 from a (protracted) crisis and residents and displaced populations in conflict and or besieged areas are hard to reach with medical aid and supplies People in eight provinces had recourse to preventive and curative care at seven mobile health units and seven polyclinics run by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, with material, financial and technical ICRC support – for instance, the ICRC purchased refrigerated vehicles for the National Society, so as to enable the latter to better transport vaccines. Other National Society-run clinics, and health facilities in besieged and/or hard-to-reach areas, received basic medical materials, including drugs for acute and chronic diseases, and supplies for childbirth. Assistance to some of these facilities was delivered during operations coordinated with the National Society and the UN (see above). Local authorities, health professionals and National Society personnel continued to work, with ICRC technical, material and financial support, to curb leishmaniasis and other communicable diseases. People mitigated their risk from such diseases with the help of health-promotion and lice-treatment campaigns, and bed net distributions. The ICRC continued to develop activities for ensuring the referral of victims of sexual violence to providers of appropriate care Wounded and sick people lacking health care. The total number reached with health care in 2016 is 1.4 million people mostly in besieged areas The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 490000 -18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross -1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 490000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-299 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports PRCS/L in treating the patients that are not covered by UNRWA against low fees or for free. PRCS/L patients and contractors of beds (mainly UNRWA) are not able to pay fees that cover the full costs of treatment. At the same time, PRCS/L is working on improving the quality of services provided to the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon (PRL), Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS), Syrians, as well as Lebanese and other nationalities. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 1153712 -35 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 321000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-299-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Health in Crisis Phase II As two-thirds of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon are extremely poor and are unable to cover the cost associated with their treatments, it is crucial that PRCS/L can continue to provide health care services free of charge; thus PRCS/L needs urgent support in covering medication and treatment costs for Palestinian refugees and other vulnerable groups. PRCS/L also requires support to cover the purchase of medical equipment, emergency medical services as well as to upgrade the services provided. This also necessitates support from Movement partners for hospital running costs. This project builds on and complements ongoing initiatives by other RC/RC Movement partners supporting PRCS/L in this essential activity as well as previous support provided by NLRC. Overall operational objective is to improve the health of the most vulnerable Palestinian refugees (Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon and Palestinian Refugees from Syria), Syrians, Lebanese and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon and strengthen health emergency response capacity of PRCS/L. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.8959203 35.47843 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 280552 1385 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 979 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 431 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -924 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -431 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10064 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -52403 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 201551 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84887 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228148 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 52403 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 52403 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 52403 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5,948 patients benefiting from the purchase of equipment 7,791 beneficiaries benefiting from the support of running cost in Safad Hospital 11,616 beneficiaries benefiting from the PCR at Hamshary Hospital NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-299-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports PRCS/L in treating the patients that are not covered by UNRWA against low fees or for free. PRCS/L patients and contractors of beds (mainly UNRWA) are not able to pay fees that cover the full costs of treatment. At the same time, PRCS/L is working on improving the quality of services provided to the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon (PRL), Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS), Syrians, as well as Lebanese and other nationalities. The Palestinian refugees in Lebanon are facing a difficult situation. According to a survey carried out in 2015 by the American University of Beirut, 67% of the Palestinians in Lebanon is living in poverty, 7% in extreme poverty. Palestinians in Lebanon suffer from harsh living conditions, face social exclusion, lack many social and civil rights and are excluded from many social and civil rights. The situation of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon is increasingly difficult to improve without major changes taking place at the political level, either locally in Lebanon or internationally. Access to health care is insufficient. UNRWA has the mandate for health care for Palestinians in Lebanon but is not able to cover all treatments and all groups of Palestinian refugees. The Palestine Red Crescent Society- Lebanon Branch (PRCS/L) is a main provider of secondary health care services for Palestinians in Lebanon and is contracted by UNRWA for secondary health care. PRCS/L is able to deliver quality health services for low fees and can therefore release the financial constraints of the refugees and complement UNRWA’s activities. PRCS/L assists refugees who have no means of paying and/or who are not supported by other agencies, such as UNRWA. The medical services offered by PRCS/L are of adequate quality, as has been shown by several studies. PRCS/L staff originates from the same communities as most of its patients and thus has a good understanding of the needs of this vulnerable group living in a very specific context. PRCS/L hospitals are located in or near the biggest Palestinian camps and thus are easily accessible for the local community. PRCS/L is, as the Nahr el Bared conflict has shown, the only major provider of health care services that is able to continue providing crucial and life-saving medical care to the refugees in times of conflict. PRCS/L continuously works on improving its infrastructure and capacities in order to give vulnerable Palestinian refugees the best care possible. Procurement of medical supplies, training of hospital staff, as well as installing a nursing call system and fire alarm system. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Palestinian refugees (PRL and PRS), Syrians, Lebanese and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon by improving the quality of health services Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 321000 320965 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 10167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 271000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -271000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 271000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -16592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-299-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS/L Health in Crisis Phase IV Since 2019 Lebanon has been hit by crisis after crisis, with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Beirut port explosions and an ongoing economic crisis. The nationwide economic collapse and a continuing political freeze have a huge impact on the whole population and especially refugees. Due to the protracted crisis situation, PRCS/L has to respond to an increased demand on their life-saving services. In recent years with support from MoFA, NLRC has been able to work together with PRCS/L on strengthening their Response Preparedness and on supporting PRCS/L’s hospitals and the capacity building of their staff and volunteers under the successive Health in Crisis I, II and III projects. The proposed Health in Crisis IV project aims to continue NLRC’s support to the core services of PRCS/L, as well as to complement that of other RCRC Movement partners, in ensuring the provision of medicines, medical supplies and equipment to the five hospitals of PRCS/L and coverage of hospital running costs and deficits in in-patient bills. As PRCS/L further develops its capacity for health emergency response, particularly at the community level and in pre-hospital care during times of crisis, the project will also continue supporting PRCS/L in institutional resilience building, and the implementation of the PRCS/L Health Emergency Response Framework (supported by NLRC through the Response Preparedness II project), and to ensure that the newly established PRCS/L response structures (supported by the Response Preparedness II and MADAD projects) from the community to the hospital level are meeting the needs of affected populations during emergencies and disasters. A new component included in the Health in Crisis IV project is focused on identifying renewable energy solutions, aimed at making the provision of PRCS/L’s life-saving services more resilient and sustainable. Currently the national power grid in Lebanon is supplying a maximum of two hours of electricity per day, meaning that for the remaining hours people are dependent on fuel-powered generators. At the same time, the lifting of government subsidies, have led to a 66% increase in fuel prizes in 2021, which has been further exacerbated by the effects of the conflict in Ukraine. Supporting PRCS/L with the identification and implementation of renewable energy solutions, will help to ensure the continuous provision of their life-saving services in a more sustainable and reliable way, while at the same time saving money on costly fuel needed to run generators. Vulnerable Palestinian refugees, Syrians, Lebanese and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 302160 12506 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -12506 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -454 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -1304 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 11051 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 11203 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -11203 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -249900 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 252900 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 40066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 6559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52614 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63376 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -63376 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 67540 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2919 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249900 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 77082 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross No dissagregated data available No dissagregated data available No data avaible No data available This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. 30: Number of patients that conduct feedback mechanism survey. 1896: Number of patients that fill Patient Satisfaction Survey (Jan-June 2023). People reached, female over 18 yrs Women >18 whose patient bills were covered; Period from Jan-June 2023 People reached, male over 18 yrs Men >18 whose patient bills were covered; Period from Jan-June 2023 People reached, female under 18 yrs Girls <18 whose patient bills were covered; Period from Jan-June 2023 People reached, male under 18 yrs Boys <18 whose patient bills were covered; Period from Jan-June 2023 People reached, who have a disability No data available NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-299-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS/L Health in Crisis Phase III Lebanon is being hit by crisis after crisis, with a state of emergency in place and the political freeze continuing. The nationwide economic collapse and the COVID-19 pandemic have a huge impact on the whole population and especially refugees. Due to the protracted crisis situation, PRCS/L has to respond to an increased demand on their life-saving services. Unfortunately trends in the humanitarian domain in Lebanon are giving a very worrisome prognosis for 2021 from a political, socio-economic, security, and public health perspective. Due to the fact that PRCS/L does not have a formal legal status in Lebanon, PRCS/L cannot run income generation activities. In combination with the reduction of UNRWA funds and PRCS/L being a subcontractor of UNRWA, PRCS/L has suffered a huge dent in the availability of funds to sustain their ambulance and outreach services and to keep their hospitals running. This project aims to continue support to PRCS/L’s core activities building on NLRC’s support over the past years, as well as complement that of other RC/RC Movement and external partners, in providing medicine, medical supplies for patients and to 5 PRCS/L hospitals that all support PRCS/L’s overall mandate and mission. The operational strategy of the project is to improve the health of the most vulnerable Palestinian refugees, Syrians, Lebanese and other vulnerable communities in Lebanon by strengthening the health emergency response capacity of PRCS/L. Palestinian Red Crescent Society Lebanon Branch and Netherlands Red Cross Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.8959203 35.47843 Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 250000 5601 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -813 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9527 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5195 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5195 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 87137 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 18647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49068 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -49068 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200932 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 103309 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-300 The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross has procured a new land at Gureyi residential area approximately 6 Km from the current SSRC offices and it plans to put up a warehouse in this new land. The new area is safe, and the land could immediately be developed into a number of facilities without any fear of future insecurity. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 229535 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-300-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Project funded by M&F. South Sudan Red Cross has procured a new land at Gureyi residential area approximately 6 Km from the current SSRC offices and it plans to put up a warehouse in this new land. The new area is safe, and the land could immediately be developed into a number of facilities without any fear of future insecurity. This project is prepared and submitted to SSRC partners to solicit funding for the development of the new land into several facilities to address some of the pressing and emerging needs for both the SSRC headquarters and Juba branch. The proposed activities in the overall project include: · Construction of a standard warehouse, and two Rub Halls, · Construction of office space and training centre Block construction, · Septic Tank, · Putting up a toilet block, · Erecting a perimeter wall fence, · Constructing guards’ room, · Setting up a generator Room. Successful implementation of these activities greatly depend on the contributions from the movement partners presently operating different projects in South Sudan. In this regard NLRC will specifically support; - Setting of a Rub Hall - Construction of an Office and Training Centre Block ( OTCB) Juba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Stichting Pieter Bastiaan Fundraising actions of the NLRC British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.8472017 31.5951655 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 229535 200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -12183 Incoming Commitment Stichting Pieter Bastiaan The Netherlands Red Cross -200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3620 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -8229 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76294 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191406 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 19316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 39382 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-292 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to assist 20,000 people affected by Typhoon Haima in North and Central Luzon with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the typhoon and increase their resilience to future shocks. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 300000 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-292-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to assist 20,000 people affected by Typhoon Haima in North and Central Luzon with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the typhoon and increase their resilience to future shocks. 13 September 2016: Typhoon Meranti (local name Ferdie) batters Batanes, in northern Philippines. 6 October 2016: Typhoon Sarika (local name Karen) makes landfall over Baler, Aurora, packing winds of 150 km per hour and gusts of up to 210 kph. It traverses North Luzon with some destruction. 17 October 2016: Haima brews in the Pacific as a Severe Tropical Storm. 18 October 2016: PRC deploys advance teams to Nueva Viscaya and Tuguegarao City prior to the Typhoon Haima’s landfall, with additional teams placed on high alert at the headquarters. 19 October 2016: IFRC approves a 48,659 Swiss franc DREF allocation for an imminent crisis to enable PRC launch a timely response in the aftermath of Typhoon Haima. Typhoon Haima makes landfall over municipality of Peñablanca in Cagayan Province, packing strong winds of up to 225 kph near its centre and gusts of up to 315kph. The latest typhoon has left substantial humanitarian impact. 20 October 2016: Volunteers and staff in affected areas started to assess the extent of the damage. They are also serving hot cooked meals and providing psychosocial support in evacuation centres, where tens of thousands of people remain. 21 October 2016: Emergency Appeal launched at the request of PRC. Health; water, sanitation and hygiene; food, nutrition, and livelihoods; shelter; disaster risk reduction and National Society capacity building. 20,000 people North and Central Luzon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 -1808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-293 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme strengthens people's resilience to disaster risk and epidemics. It aims at improving disaster preparedness, hygiene practices and sustainable community access to basic sanitation infrastructure in the lake areas of the Aguégués, Dangbo And Cotonou. Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge 1100000 890698 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -890698 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -11302 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -11302 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 11302 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -14739 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 14739 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -14739 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 14739 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 195088 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -195088 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 862600 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-001 The Netherlands Red Cross Over the past decades the strategic location of Tacloban City along the coast and between the islands of Leyte and Samar has enabled it to grow as the Leyte’s main regional economic centre. However, the area is also vulnerable to a number of natural hazards such as coastal storm surges, earthquakes, coastal erosion, landslides and fluvial flooding. The devastating impact of Typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda) has demonstrated the vulnerable location of the city to these natural hazards. The shape of the bay on which Tacloban is situated worsened the impacts of typhoon Haiyan’s storm surge, devastating the city. Despite the storm surge heading inland for miles in some areas, coastal areas with poorly constructed houses bore the brunt of the tsunami-like wave. Even now, the city is still recovering from the impacts of Haiyan, and damaged buildings are still clearly visible in the urban landscape. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood Storm Surge 1310144 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-001-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The intervention aims to present an integrated approach to strengthen the resilience of targeted barangays in northern Tacloban City Over the past decades the strategic location of Tacloban City along the coast and between the islands of Leyte and Samar has enabled it to grow as the Leyte’s main regional economic centre. However, the area is also vulnerable to a number of natural hazards such as coastal storm surges, earthquakes, coastal erosion, landslides and fluvial flooding. The devastating impact of Typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda) has demonstrated the vulnerable location of the city to these natural hazards. The shape of the bay on which Tacloban is situated worsened the impacts of typhoon Haiyan’s storm surge, devastating the city. Despite the storm surge heading inland for miles in some areas, coastal areas with poorly constructed houses bore the brunt of the tsunami-like wave. Even now, the city is still recovering from the impacts of Haiyan, and damaged buildings are still clearly visible in the urban landscape. 1) Strengthening disaster preparedness and response capacities by improving early warning systems and evacuation centres and reducing disaster risk by restoring damaged coastal ecosystems such as mangroves and beach forests, as well as community DRR campaigns, vulnerability capacity assessments to provide input in barangay contingency and BDRRM plans and improving natural resource management by community trainings in CBNRM (community-based natural resource management). 2) Improving WASH conditions through hygiene promotion activities, improved waste management, and increasing access to potable water. 3)Improving livelihood opportunities through sustainable livelihood practices and skills trainings for livelihood diversification. The intervention will target over 1100 direct beneficiaries through trainings and financial support and 17,333 indirect beneficiaries through DRR, CCA, EMR and disaster preparedness measures. 7 coastal barangays in Northern Tacloban City The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment 1285144 2250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3985 Expenditure The Netherlands 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The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134862 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 9396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 5312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 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sustainable water supply to flood resettlement areas and vulnerable communities by increasing the resilience of the river catchment, water distribution network and the communities themselves to heavy rainfall, flooding and power outage events. This greater resilience will have a major impact on achieving the long-term objectives and purposes of the FDW programme, including: Poverty alleviation and improved well-being/health; via reduced flood victims, provision of safe water and WASH practices to 40,000 vulnerable people, continuous city water supply during disasters and reduction in water borne / poor sanitation diseases Enhanced self-reliance; via capacity building of COWD to improve operational and financial sustainability, future proofing the water distribution system, training and equipping vulnerable communities on disaster response, and enabling gender transformation Continuing economic growth; via 24/7 supply of safe and reliable water to CDO city with reduced flood disruption to businesses, generating sustainable employment to IPs, and increased income generation of CDO population due to reduction of water-borne disease Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood Storm Surge 598405 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-003-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This game-changing project is to provide a sustainable water supply to flood resettlement areas and vulnerable communities by increasing the resilience of the river catchment, water distribution network and the communities themselves to heavy rainfall, flooding and power outage events. This greater resilience will have a major impact on achieving the long-term objectives and purposes of the FDW programme, including: Poverty alleviation and improved well-being/health; via reduced flood victims, provision of safe water and WASH practices to 40,000 vulnerable people, continuous city water supply during disasters and reduction in water borne / poor sanitation diseases Enhanced self-reliance; via capacity building of COWD to improve operational and financial sustainability, future proofing the water distribution system, training and equipping vulnerable communities on disaster response, and enabling gender transformation Continuing economic growth; via 24/7 supply of safe and reliable water to CDO city with reduced flood disruption to businesses, generating sustainable employment to IPs, and increased income generation of CDO population due to reduction of water-borne disease In 2011 Tropical Storm Sendong caused severe flooding in Cagayan de Oro, killing 1,268 people, making 38,000 families homeless and interrupting water supply for a month. It highlighted the lack of resilience of the river catchment, water supply infrastructure, residents, institutions and response organisations. Recent flash floods are a painful reminder and wake-up call to stakeholders. 1) Integrated river basin management outcomes are: 1. Enabling environment in place to reduce the risk of flooding in the Cagayan de Oro river basin, delta and city 2. Up-scaling of Flood Risk Management to 3 other river basin 2) Climate resilient water supply infrastructure outcomes are: 1. COWD's water supply system is resilient to ‘severe tropical storms’ 2. Improved network efficiency, resilience, redundancy and long-term planning of COWD's water system 3. Improved operational and financial performance of COWD 3) Improved Water, Sanitation and Hygiene outcomes are: 1. Safe and sustainable water supply services to CDO’s poorest 5% (40,000 people) living in flood resettlement sites 2. Safe sanitation facilities and hygiene practices for CDO’s poorest 5% living in flood resettlement sites and wider catchment area 3. Strengthened capability to prepare for and reduce impacts of natural disasters in CDO's vulnerable communities Water system expanded to connect 7,000 vulnerable households. WASH behavioural implementation programme to 40,000 people. 4 communal sanitation facilities, 80 trial household toilets and sludge management capability. Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) campaign targeting 40,000 people Cagayan de Oro (CDO) City and River Basin, the Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Vitens Evides International Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 499526 8898 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8368 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17266 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17266 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -44147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -21440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 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Netherlands Red Cross 824 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1348 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23896 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 2060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310867 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -310867 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 310867 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-004 The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi is currently in the midst of a significant drought that has caused widespread food insecurity and a safe water crisis - a result of climate change and the El Niño phenomenon. The prolonged dry spell and erratic rainfall negatively affected crop production in much of the country during the 2015/16 agriculture season. The priorities of the Project, complementary to the Malawi Government’s 2016-2017 Food Insecurity Response Plan (FIRP 2016-2017) are to augment existing cash-based interventions through the provision of cash transfers to enable the affected population to procure non-maize food items; rehabilitate communal sources of safe drinking water and conduct community based hygiene and sanitation campaigns; support farmers with small landholdings through training in sustainable agriculture and provision of initial farm inputs; and establishing information management systems to complement the effort of the government in surveillance and monitoring of natural hazards and health risks. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought 1295726 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-004-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The priorities of the Project, complementary to the Malawi Government’s 2016-2017 Food Insecurity Response Plan (FIRP 2016-2017) are to augment existing cash-based interventions through the provision of cash transfers to enable the affected population to procure non-maize food items; rehabilitate communal sources of safe drinking water and conduct community based hygiene and sanitation campaigns; support farmers with small landholdings through training in sustainable agriculture and provision of initial farm inputs; and establishing information management systems to complement the effort of the government in surveillance and monitoring of natural hazards and health risks. Malawi is currently in the midst of a significant drought that has caused widespread food insecurity and a safe water crisis - a result of climate change and the El Niño phenomenon. The prolonged dry spell and erratic rainfall negatively affected crop production in much of the country during the 2015/16 agriculture season. The proposed intervention will form part of Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) overarching disaster risk management, climate-change adaptation and resilient livelihoods programming. The Project is complementary to the Food Insecurity Response Plan of 2016-2017 and will be a component of the over-all coordinated response of the national food cluster, co-chaired by WFP, and will be contributing towards the reduction of the overall funding shortfall. The intervention will allow support to direct beneficiaries during the first quarter of 2017, which is the peak of the response operations. Drought affected communities and households Machinga and Balaka Districts in Malawi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1182587 6641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -22860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 13800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3483 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -9286 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 6212 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 272079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -5399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -46879 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -105000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -1921 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -272079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -164361 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106139 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 6743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 17833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3654 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 367358 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 992363 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-004-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The priorities of the Project, complementary to the Malawi Government’s 2016-2017 Food Insecurity Response Plan (FIRP 2016-2017) are to augment existing cash-based interventions through the provision of cash transfers to enable the affected population to procure non-maize food items; rehabilitate communal sources of safe drinking water and conduct community based hygiene and sanitation campaigns; support farmers with small landholdings through training in sustainable agriculture and provision of initial farm inputs; and establishing information management systems to complement the effort of the government in surveillance and monitoring of natural hazards and health risks. Malawi is currently in the midst of a significant drought that has caused widespread food insecurity and a safe water crisis - a result of climate change and the El Niño phenomenon. The prolonged dry spell and erratic rainfall negatively affected crop production in much of the country during the 2015/16 agriculture season. The proposed intervention will form part of Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) overarching disaster risk management, climate-change adaptation and resilient livelihoods programming. The Project is complementary to the Food Insecurity Response Plan of 2016-2017 and will be a component of the over-all coordinated response of the national food cluster, co-chaired by WFP, and will be contributing towards the reduction of the overall funding shortfall. The intervention will allow support to direct beneficiaries during the first quarter of 2017, which is the peak of the response operations. Drought affected communities and households Machinga and Balaka Districts in Malawi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 113139 -45105 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55373 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -10788 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -5399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -55373 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -272079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 5399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 46879 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 105000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81069 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 272079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 118931 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-181 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to contribute to a common local development agenda for building disaster resilient communities in the Philippines. It hopes to improve the responsiveness and transparency of Local Government Units (LGU) by ensuring participatory and transparent processes for disaster risk reduction and development. The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood Storm Surge 187366 -14901 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-181-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to contribute to a common local development agenda for building disaster resilient communities in the Philippines. It hopes to improve the responsiveness and transparency of Local Government Units (LGU) by ensuring participatory and transparent processes for disaster risk reduction and development. In the Philippines, extreme weather events are on the rise resulting in the loss of lives and damage to assets and livelihoods. These events also affect the communities future vulnerability to extreme weather and climate change by modifying the capacity to prepare for and respond to future disaster. The past disaster trends and projected climate change highlight the need to integrate and mainstream disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation as part of everyday life in the Philippines. The Philippine Red Cross is the only non-government member of the National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council and works with institutions and government bodies to reduce the vulnerability of people to natural hazards. The course of action aims to improve the participatory local processes and networks between the Local Government Units and Community based Organizations (CBO). This will be done through first assesing participation in exsisting plans and hereafter conducting workshops on how to improve. Furthermore through also supporting these LGU's the community needs and priorities should be integrated into the development plans and budgets. Finally through training the capacities, roles and representativenes of the Philippine Red Cross and CBO's are strengthened, contributing to empowering community members. The target groups of the project includes the Local Government Units, the Philippine Red Cross and the Community based organizations. This will in turn empower the communities and the planned activities will benefit over 900 thousand residents in the area. The project takes place in the following provinces in The Philippines: Zambales, Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, Antique and Aklan and Cities of Caloocan and Valenzuela in Metro-Manila. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sambales 15.33333 120.16667 Camarines Sur 13.66667 123.33333 Camarines Norte 14.16667 122.75 Antique 11.16667 122.08333 Aklan 11.66667 122.33333 Caloocan 14.65 120.9667 Valenzuela 14.7167 120.9667 Flood Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 187366 -6713 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 73741 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 13847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65225 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 15784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35907 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40818 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256 The Netherlands Red Cross The situation in Jemen has been instabel since 2011, but in 2014 and 2015 circumstances worstened due to militar violence. There is no political solution to problem yet en ICRC warned for the humanitarian implications of the civil war. UN estimates that approximately 80% of population (around 25 million people) have no acces to clean drinking water, hygiene or medical facilities. Another 12 million people risk famine. An estimated 4,000 people died because of the conflict. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 3822693 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 48502 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Yemen Operational Plan 2019 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 445257 -329687 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 329687 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 445257 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 445257 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Support Yemen Operational Plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 53960 -5175 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5175 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3765 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21195 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 29000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Yemen Operational Plan 2020 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 329687 329687 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 229687 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This appeal is to support ICRS and Yemeni Red Crescent Society in assistence to civil population in Yemen. The situation in Jemen has been instabel since 2011, but in 2014 and 2015 circumstances worstened due to militar violence. There is no political solution to problem yet en ICRC warned for the humanitarian implications of the civil war. UN estimates that approximately 80% of population (around 25 million people) have no acces to clean drinking water, hygiene or medical facilities. Another 12 million people risk famine. An estimated 4,000 people died because of the conflict. The ICRC works together with HRCS to upscale assistence for vulnerable people. Focus is on shelter, medical services, safe drinking water and family-link service. Because of famine, civilian population is vulnerable. Supply of food is scarce and local prices rise. The funds in the projects are especially directed towards the provision of food. Except for MSF and the UN no other humanitarian organisation is active in Yemen. HRCS has an available network of 600 active volunteers. The ICRC has 250 local employees deployed, with an additional 45 international staff. The ICRC has offices in Sana’a, Sa’ada, Aden and rnatTaiz. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Aden 12.7895853 45.028504 rnatTaiz 13.5752242 44.0215268 Sana’a 15.342101 44.2005197 Sa’ada 16.9409324 43.7630261 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1148205 1148502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Thus, the ICRC is in the process to scale up its efforts to help people meet their immediate needs in Hodeida and Taiz. Armed conflicts and other situations of violence persist throughout Yemen, notably in parts of Al-Jawf, Sa’ada, Sana’a and Taiz. The fighting has caused thousands of civilian casualties, displaced millions and led to severe shortages of essential medicines and other supplies. Few humanitarian organizations remain in the country – over 160 health-care facilities and several offices of humanitarian organizations have been directly attacked in the last two years. The situation is expected to worsen: in early 2017, the Saudi Arabia-led military coalition, active in the country since 2015, launched an offensive aiming to take control of Hodeida, Yemen’s largest port city. To help vulnerable households meet their immediate needs, the Yemen Red Crescent Society and the ICRC is distributing emergency relief in the form of food, nutritional supplements, household essentials and cash; tens of thousands of households are expected to benefit from such assistance in 2017. Several thousand households will receive food or cash in exchange for working on community-based projects. The ICRC will also continue supporting local authorities in minimizing disruptions to the water supply for an estimated 3.55 million people in urban and rural areas, by repairing facilities or donating spare parts and other supplies. Where security conditions permit, the ICRC will help households resume or improve their livelihoods, through veterinary services and by distributing farming and fishing tools. An intense battle for control of Taiz has placed both the city and its people in a state of siege, leaving communities completely cut off from supplies. Water levels are critically low, while food prices are soaring. In March 2017, our teams were able to enter Taiz, bringing desperately-needed food, hygiene items and blankets for over 7,000 people. This was the first delivery of aid in Taiz since September 2016. People in Hodeida and Taiz Hodeida and Taiz The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 800000 800000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Numerous armed conflicts and other situations of violence are taking place throughout Yemen. Heavy fighting, often involving shelling and air strikes, persists in many areas, particularly in the western governorates of Sa’ada and Taiz, and in the capital city of Sana’a. Hostilities between a Saudi-led military coalition and the Houthis, which began in March 2015, continue to intensify. The Al-Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula, the Islamic State group and other armed groups are active in different parts of the country Allegations of IHL violations are widespread: thousands of civilians have been reported wounded or killed in the fighting, and public infrastructure, including health facilities, has been indiscriminately targeted. western governorates of Sa’ada and Taiz, and in the capital city of Sana’a. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 204815 -204815 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 204815 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 204815 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 204815 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Numerous armed conflicts and other situations of violence are taking place throughout Yemen. Heavy fighting, often involving shelling and air strikes, persists in many areas, particularly in the western governorates of Sa’ada and Taiz, and in the capital city of Sana’a. Hostilities between a Saudi-led military coalition and the Houthis, which began in March 2015, continue to intensify. The Al-Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula, the Islamic State group and other armed groups are active in different parts of the country Allegations of IHL violations are widespread: thousands of civilians have been reported wounded or killed in the fighting, and public infrastructure, including health facilities, has been indiscriminately targeted. western governorates of Sa’ada and Taiz, and in the capital city of Sana’a. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 800000 800000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 800000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-256-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross After unification of the southern and northern states of Yemen in 1990, the two societies were merged creating a bigger NS with 12 branches and a headquarter s in Sana’a. Since then, the NS has been operating in different conditions generally characterized by a process of stability with pockets of unrest and conflict in some parts of the country. In mid-July 2005, Yemen witnessed a mass uprising triggered when the Government announced removal of its subsidy on petroleum derivatives which resulted in an unprecedented massive increase in fuel prices (up to 100 % rises in prices for diesel and benzene). Yemen is prone to natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, and drought). Cycles of floods hit the country almost every year. The preparedness level is weak at both national and community levels Yemen is prone to natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, and drought). Cycles of floods hit the country almost every year. The preparedness level is weak at both national and community levels Health and care Disaster management Organisational development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 40770 2488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 38281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38281 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-286 The Netherlands Red Cross June 2016: Rainy season prompted flash floods affecting over 96,960 people across thirteen states. SRCS participated in damage and needs assessment, conducted distributions of relief items to 1,600 affected households. June-August 2016: Water levels in the Nile River have increased beyond the forecast, surpassing the water level recorded during the 1998 flooding. National Society continues its assistance to the increasing number of affected households across 13 states. 19 August 2016: 271,700 Swiss francs allocated from the DREF as a start-up loan to the Emergency Appeal. End of August 2016: Water levels remain higher than safety levels in several states. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 300000 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-286-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this operation is to deliver assistance to 12,900 flood affected households in 5 states to meet their needs in health, water, sanitation, hygiene promotion, shelter and NFIs. June 2016: Rainy season prompted flash floods affecting over 96,960 people across thirteen states. SRCS participated in damage and needs assessment, conducted distributions of relief items to 1,600 affected households. June-August 2016: Water levels in the Nile River have increased beyond the forecast, surpassing the water level recorded during the 1998 flooding. National Society continues its assistance to the increasing number of affected households across 13 states. 19 August 2016: 271,700 Swiss francs allocated from the DREF as a start-up loan to the Emergency Appeal. End of August 2016: Water levels remain higher than safety levels in several states. 02 September 2016: IFRC issues Emergency Appeal for 3,258,282 Swiss francs. This project provides water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance, shelter, and non food items. This project reaches 64,500 people. This project takes place in Kassala, Sennar, Geziera, West Kordofan and White Nile. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288 The Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Matthew was the strongest storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane season. The storm crossed Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and The Bahamas. Haiti Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Storm Surge 2767430 -79419 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23717 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 242388 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 11081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79419 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -79419 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -450000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a top up of Echo project Haïti SUD-EST, to be able to answer on most urgent needs while not jeopardizing running projects (drillings of waterholes). The target areas is suffering immensely from the consequences of Hurricane Matthew. Sitrep 11 from OCHA shows that Sud is the 2nd most hit department after Grand Anse. There are serious needs on Food Security, Education, Health and Nutrition, WASH, Child Protection Early Recovery, Shelter and NFIs. Operation is made difficult through the damaged infrastructure and communication lines. This project improves acces to water by drilling of water holes as a result of a geo hydrological study that proved the presence of water in the area of Grand Gosier. This project is a cooperation with Haiti Red Cross. Grand Gosier, SUD-est region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 100000 -47001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 29205 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Directly after Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti an early response came from the Aruba Red Cross. Aruba Red Cross sent two trained volunteers with emergency supplies to Haiti. Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane season, crossed Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and The Bahamas. It hit Haiti on October 4th 2016. An early response was undertaken from Aruba because of its relatively close situated. Logistics to transport volunteers and supplies were offered by Dutch Marine. Tarps, tents, medical supplies and bottled water were transported to Haiti. Those affected by Hurricane Matthew Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 21335 17000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This DREF operation replenishes the stock the Jamaica Red Cross (JRC) used to respond to hurricane Matthew and to reimburse the assessments costs incurred by the National Society. Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane season, crossed Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and The Bahamas. It hit Jamaica on October 3th 2016. The National Society pre-positioned health, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH) and emergency shelter in their branches for the response to Hurricane Matthew. The JRC identified two priority areas for the intervention in support of the affected population: 1) water and sanitation; 2) shelter. JRC distributed hygiene kits, kitchen sets, cleaning kits, LLITNs, mattresses, blankets, 14-litre buckets, tarpaulins, foldable jerry cans and portable stoves. This project replenishes the stock. Items were distributed among 524 families. The parishes of Kingston and St. Andrew, St. Thomas, Portland, St. Mary, St. Catherine, Clarendon, St. Ann and St. Elizabeth. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 60000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this operation is to ensure that people affected by Hurricane Matthew in the Sud, Grand’Anse, Nippes, Sud-Est, Ouest and Nord-Ouest departments receive appropriate assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner; and that they are provided with the necessary support in order to recover with increased disaster resilience. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 147500 99096 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this operation is to ensure that people affected by Hurricane Matthew in the Sud, Grand’Anse, Nippes, Sud-Est, Ouest and Nord-Ouest departments receive appropriate assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner; and that they are provided with the necessary support in order to recover with increased disaster resilience. Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti on 4 October as a Category 4 hurricane, generating the largest humanitarian emergency in Haiti since the 2010 earthquake and cholera outbreak. The hurricane caused extensive flooding and mudslides and brought massive destruction in the departments of Grand’Anse, Sud, Nippes, Sud-Est, Ouest and Nord-Ouest. According to the Government of Haiti, 546 deaths and 438 injuries have been confirmed. The Haiti Government issued a red alert and international humanitarian assistance officially requested. The response is focusing on health; water, sanitation and hygiene promotion; shelter (including household non-food items); livelihoods, food security; disaster risk reduction and restoring family links. The response also includes components of community engagement and accountability and safer access. The Project aims at assisting 147,500 people in the vulnerable areas. In the Grand’Anse, Nippes, Sud-Est, Ouest and Nord-Ouest departments. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 300000 215418 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -84582 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The NLRC assessment team in the Sud Department has identified urgent gaps in the field of WASH in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. Access to clean water is low (water facilities are damaged) and hygiene practices and opportunities are limited making the population vulnerable to diseases. This project reduces vulnerability of target population related to WASH and livelihood in Haiti-Sud. The target areas is suffering immensely from the consequences of Hurricane Matthew. Sitrep 11 from OCHA shows that Sud is the 2nd most hit department after Grand Anse. There are serious needs on Food Security, Education, Health and Nutrition, WASH, Child Protection Early Recovery, Shelter and NFIs. Operation is made difficult through the damaged infrastructure and communication lines. The project will be implemented in coordination with other Movement partners, local actors and INGOs active in the target area in Sud, Haiti. NLRC will especially align with a larger American Red Cross programme. To the selected villages the NLRC will offer the following support: (1) Ensure sufficient access to clean water at the village level. (2) Ensure proper household treatment of drinking water. (3) Ensure an improved hygiene of the target villages to prevent water-borne diseases. (4) Livelihood recovery for fishermen and agricultural population. (5) Littoral coastline protection. The project aims at reaching 10,000 households with beter access to clean water and awareness of hygiene behaviour. Les Cayes, Sud Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Legacies granted to NLRC Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 990000 48972 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 4 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137812 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83545 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1599 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -43237 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24791 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 16489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48008 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -8823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122448 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144866 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 78400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-288-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Repairing water systems after hurricane Matthew To improve access to water for community members Repair of water systems, as well as hygiene promotion and awareness raising activities Community members in Les Anglais, Port-a-Piment, Chardonnieres and Tiburon Sud department in Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society UNICEF Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 780424 7810 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -45038 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -11283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -11283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -11283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 11283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 11283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 46631 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 145701 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 3568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140034 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 152924 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 342063 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 19249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241564 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 14162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-290 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the project is to increase local communities’ resilience to climate change funded under the GCCA+ initiative. The project will reverse the trend of environmental degradation and lack of resilience in the following ways: • Improve management of key natural resources including: communal forests and rangelands • Increase people’s awareness of the need for protection of natural resources, and provide men and women with the knowledge and means to sustainably manage these resources. • Train and equip small-scale farmers and (agro-) pastoralists to adapt their livelihood practices to the current and predicted climatic conditions and natural resources available • Create opportunities for value addition and livelihood diversification, with increased opportunities for men, women, and youth to contribute to the household income At the end of the project, selected communities in El Golid, Shendi and Telkouk localities will be less vulnerable to desertification through a combined approach of sustainable natural resource management and strengthening of livelihoods. An expanded area in the target locality will be protected from sand dune encroachment and sand movement; agricultural and pastoralist production at household level will have increased and diversified livelihood options. Danish Red Cross Spanish Red Cross Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 6401843 -846460 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 155045 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -155045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -821433 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 821433 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -24187 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 155045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257204 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 204287 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 149766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 503893 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -68750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -68750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -160574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -203658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216503 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 239302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 5161565 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-290-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Co-funding PMF EUR 480,000. To contribute to the strengthening of local communities' resilience and sustainable livelihoods' to better respond to and cope with climate change: The overall objective of the proposed action is in line with the objective of the European Union (EU) GCCA+ programme, aiming at reducing communities’ vulnerability to climate change. The action will contribute to an increase of income at household level in targeted communities, gained from sustainable, adapted farming and pastoralism and/or alternative Income Generating Activities (IGA)s. This increase of income is used as a proxy indicator for resilience. NLRC lead in partnership with SRCS, Danish RC, Swedish RC and Spanish RC The population of rural areas in Sudan largely relies on livelihoods that are directly depending on natural resources, the main ones being agriculture (mainly rain-fed but also small-scale and mechanized irrigated farming), agro-pastoralism and pastoralism. The already fragile conditions posed by the geographic location of the country within the Sudano-Sahelian and sub-Saharan African zone (such as short variable erratic rainy seasons, arid lands and sparse vegetative cover), are further challenged by changing climatic conditions and degradation of natural resources. In combination with low adaptive capacity these developments negatively affect the productivity of the key livelihoods, thus directly impacting people’s food security and financial capacity. Within Sudan, the arid and semi-arid States of Northern, River Nile and Kassala are amongst the most vulnerable States to the impact of climate change. Activities under Result 1: A 1.1.1 Conduct a natural resource mapping and feasibility studies for better land use planning and implementation (as a baseline). A 1.1.2 Set up and train community based natural resources management (CBNRM) groups to develop and follow up on CBNRM plans based on participatory assessments. A 1.1.3 Conduct awareness campaigns to all stakeholders on implications of climate change and climate variability as well as the available of early warning information sources and relevant early action A 1.1.4 Facilitate exchange of knowledge and good practices (Case studies) on natural resource management and CCA between communities. A 1.1.5 Carry out capacity building of local partner (SRCS) on climate change adaptation (CCA), NRM and project management. Activities under Result 2: A1.2.1 Support the establishment/improvement (esp. targeting women), of nurseries to support rehabilitation of communal farmland, forests and home gardens as IGA. A 1.2.2 Rehabilitate/expand/establish community forest and/or shelterbelts and windbreaks (depending on relevance and feasibility). A 1.2.3 Construct/rehabilitate water harvesting structures for reforestation, water conservation and other water provision facilities for subsistence/communal /small-scale farmers and farmland to adapt to the variation in climate change. A 1.2.4 Provide training to community water committees on operation and maintenance of water structures and energy facilities. A 1.2.5 Enhance the household flexibility and resilience to handle climate change and external stresses and shocks by a range of gender-sensitive enhancement initiatives, e.g. access to credit/loan as IGA (VSLA), as identified in the NRM assessments A 1.2.6 To cope with climate changes and combat desertification, provide support to local government agriculture, forestry and veterinary extension services and research centers to reach out to the target communities for training on agriculture techniques, applying smart agricultural approach principles adapted to climate change and the sustainable management of natural resources through field schools /demonstration plots. Activities under Result 3: A 1.3.1 Increase available irrigation water through the maintenance of existing boreholes and improving equipment and installations using solar power energy. A 1.3.2 Promote the use of improved/alternative solutions for cooking, such as fuel-efficient stoves or biogas, making use of revolving fund or IGA development for sustainability. A 1.3.3 Conduct community awareness campaign and facilitate exchange of knowledge and good practices on the use of renewable energy between communities through exchange visits. 90,330 beneficiaries (across all activities) To avoid a dispersion of resources and maximize impact, in each of the three States one target locality has been selected: El Golid locality in Northern; Shendi locality in River Nile; Telkouk locality in Kassala State. Selection criteria included the current level of degradation of natural resources (e.g. of forest, farm and rangeland; sand dune development), market accessibility (as a factor that influences opportunities for IGAs), presences of other programmes and initiatives (seeking complementarity, avoiding duplication) and accessibility (avoiding too remote locations to facilitate project implementation and monitoring). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 137891 13789 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 110502 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 5796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13599 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 24136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-290-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to the strengthening of local communities' resilience and sustainable livelihoods' to better respond to and cope with climate change: The overall objective of the proposed action is in line with the objective of the European Union (EU) GCCA+ programme, aiming at reducing communities’ vulnerability to climate change. The action will contribute to an increase of income at household level in targeted communities, gained from sustainable, adapted farming and pastoralism and/or alternative Income Generating Activities (IGA)s. This increase of income is used as a proxy indicator for resilience. NLRC lead in partnership with SRCS, Danish RC, Swedish RC and Spanish RC Co-funding PMF for EUR480.000 The population of rural areas in Sudan largely relies on livelihoods that are directly depending on natural resources, the main ones being agriculture (mainly rain-fed but also small-scale and mechanized irrigated farming), agro-pastoralism and pastoralism. The already fragile conditions posed by the geographic location of the country within the Sudano-Sahelian and sub-Saharan African zone (such as short variable erratic rainy seasons, arid lands and sparse vegetative cover), are further challenged by changing climatic conditions and degradation of natural resources. In combination with low adaptive capacity these developments negatively affect the productivity of the key livelihoods, thus directly impacting people’s food security and financial capacity. Within Sudan, the arid and semi-arid States of Northern, River Nile and Kassala are amongst the most vulnerable States to the impact of climate change. Activities under Result 1: A 1.1.1 Conduct a natural resource mapping and feasibility studies for better land use planning and implementation (as a baseline). A 1.1.2 Set up and train community based natural resources management (CBNRM) groups to develop and follow up on CBNRM plans based on participatory assessments. A 1.1.3 Conduct awareness campaigns to all stakeholders on implications of climate change and climate variability as well as the available of early warning information sources and relevant early action A 1.1.4 Facilitate exchange of knowledge and good practices (Case studies) on natural resource management and CCA between communities. A 1.1.5 Carry out capacity building of local partner (SRCS) on climate change adaptation (CCA), NRM and project management. Activities under Result 2: A1.2.1 Support the establishment/improvement (esp. targeting women), of nurseries to support rehabilitation of communal farmland, forests and home gardens as IGA. A 1.2.2 Rehabilitate/expand/establish community forest and/or shelterbelts and windbreaks (depending on relevance and feasibility). A 1.2.3 Construct/rehabilitate water harvesting structures for reforestation, water conservation and other water provision facilities for subsistence/communal /small-scale farmers and farmland to adapt to the variation in climate change. A 1.2.4 Provide training to community water committees on operation and maintenance of water structures and energy facilities. A 1.2.5 Enhance the household flexibility and resilience to handle climate change and external stresses and shocks by a range of gender-sensitive enhancement initiatives, e.g. access to credit/loan as IGA (VSLA), as identified in the NRM assessments A 1.2.6 To cope with climate changes and combat desertification, provide support to local government agriculture, forestry and veterinary extension services and research centers to reach out to the target communities for training on agriculture techniques, applying smart agricultural approach principles adapted to climate change and the sustainable management of natural resources through field schools /demonstration plots. Activities under Result 3: A 1.3.1 Increase available irrigation water through the maintenance of existing boreholes and improving equipment and installations using solar power energy. A 1.3.2 Promote the use of improved/alternative solutions for cooking, such as fuel-efficient stoves or biogas, making use of revolving fund or IGA development for sustainability. A 1.3.3 Conduct community awareness campaign and facilitate exchange of knowledge and good practices on the use of renewable energy between communities through exchange visits. 90,330 beneficiaries (across all activities) To avoid a dispersion of resources and maximize impact, in each of the three States one target locality has been selected: El Golid locality in Northern; Shendi locality in River Nile; Telkouk locality in Kassala State. Selection criteria included the current level of degradation of natural resources (e.g. of forest, farm and rangeland; sand dune development), market accessibility (as a factor that influences opportunities for IGAs), presences of other programmes and initiatives (seeking complementarity, avoiding duplication) and accessibility (avoiding too remote locations to facilitate project implementation and monitoring). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 2423765 -13789 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -150330 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 19965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48443 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46919 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 5762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125513 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97881 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -110502 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 30413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15300 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 6061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -7465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 7450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 11503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124101 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 7784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20041 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95609 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 7862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 5222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 8386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 20154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85643 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1274048 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -4154637 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 4154637 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1871162 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 11826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-291 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme assists areas with high potential impact of El Nino with possible flood occurrences leading to loss of lives; displacement of population; destruction of properties and infrastructure; and interrupt access to basic social services such as schools, health facilities and markets. Additionally, these areas are also likely to experience outbreak of secondary hazards associated with flooding such as water and vector borne diseases. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 100000 1765 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-284 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 19 July 2016, heavy rains in the main river basins of Bangladesh and upstream catchments of India have caused severe flooding in the north and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh affecting an estimated 3.7 million people (740,000 families) across 19 districts. As of 11 August 2016, 106 people died as a consequence of the floods. It includes 96 from drowning and 10 from snake-bite. Around 7,400 people sought refuge in 69 flood shelters. The official estimates indicate at least 250,000 houses have been destroyed or damaged. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 150000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-284-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) in delivering humanitarian assistance to 105,000 people (21,000 families) affected by the end of July 2016 floods. The operation focuses on emergency relief and early recovery assistance in the following sectors: food and nutrition; health; shelter; livelihood; water, sanitation and hygiene; disaster risk reduction and institutional disaster response capacity enhancement. Since 19 July 2016, heavy rains in the main river basins of Bangladesh and upstream catchments of India have caused severe flooding in the north and north-eastern parts of Bangladesh affecting an estimated 3.7 million people (740,000 families) across 19 districts. As of 11 August 2016, 106 people died as a consequence of the floods. It includes 96 from drowning and 10 from snake-bite. Around 7,400 people sought refuge in 69 flood shelters. The official estimates indicate at least 250,000 houses have been destroyed or damaged. The focus will be on providing support to 11,000 families through the distribution of relief items, provision of cash grants for food and nutrition, emergency shelter assistance, health, and water and sanitation (WASH) interventions. 15,000 families will be supported during the early recovery through distribution of shelter materials, provision of cash grants for livelihoods recovery, WASH recovery interventions, medical services, and focused disaster risk reduction and resilience building in the longer term. The population in temporary shelters or makeshift houses will be prioritized in the selection of beneficiaries in the affected locations. The vulnerability criteria focus on the elderly women, marginal income farmers, landless families, women-headed families, lactating mothers and physically challenged people. The assistance aims at 105,000 people (21,000 families). The project takes place in the 19 most affected districts: Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Nilphamari, Rangpur, Gaibandha, Bogra, Sirajganj, Jamalpur, Madaripur, Sariatpur, Sunamganj, Faridpur, Rajbari, Manikganj, Munshiganj, Tangail, Dhaka, Chandpur and Rajshahi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 140845 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285 The Netherlands Red Cross The South Sudan Red Cross is providing essential household items, livelihood and agricultural opportunities, water and sanitation, health and psychosocial support to families impacted by conflict and disaster. Reaching some of the most remote and hard-to-reach communities, the South Sudan Red Cross is supporting 105,000 people who are severely food insecure in three areas of the country: Aweil East and Central, Kapoeta East and Yirol East. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Complex emergency 2720360 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency response due to Cholera outbreak in Lusaka, Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 12000 12000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 11995 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The needs are mainly related to water, sanitation and hygiene, health and care. Through water production activities, the URCS continues to provide water supplies in Kochi and Enyau water Treatment Unit, with a daily production of water respectively of 422 and 700 litres. Building on the experience acquired in surface and underground water treatment, in 2018 the URCS intends to take over Palorinya WTU from MSF-Holland, due to the ending of their operation in the country. The conflict in South Sudan began in December 2013. Figures from UNHCR (http://data.unhcr.org) show that out of 2.1 million South Sudanese who sought refuge in the region, 49.30% are hosted in Uganda. Refugees report fleeing South Sudan to escape fighting between armed groups and due to the lack of resources to respond to basic needs. Immediate survival and basic needs of South Sudanese refugees are met through the provision of water, sanitation services, hygiene promotion and health as well as strengthening the emergency preparedness and response capacity of the URCS. The Emergency Appeal is being revised to enable the IFRC to support the URCS in its gradual transition from an emergency mode to the adoption of longer-term solutions with a two- phases approach. The operation continues targeting the most vulnerable and in particular women and children who represent respectively 52% and 62% over the total South Sudanese refugee population in Uganda. In addition to that People with Specific Needs(PwSN), acquired particular importance as direct beneficiaries of hygiene activities. Bidibidi and Imvepi Refugee Settlements with a multi-sector intervention on WASH, Health and Protection; Rhino Refugee Settlement with multi-sector intervention on WASH and Protection; Palornia with a proposed WASH intervention. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bidibidi Refugee Settlement 3.4787244 31.3734299 Imvepi Refugee Settlement 3.2531533 31.277345 Rhino Refugee Settlement 3.0900854 31.3614533 Palorinya 3.477398 31.61213 Obongi 3.241824 31.551931 Artesian Well 3.5443899 31.4430728 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The ICRC continues to implement a cross-cutting response that combines emergency activities with efforts to help people strengthen their resilience to the effects of violence. Having managed to expand its presence in the field in 2016, the ICRC is seeking to increase its proximity to vulnerable people. Years of devastating violence has crippled South Sudan’s structures and basic services, undermining its people’s capacities to provide for themselves. There are an estimated 2 million internally displaced people, and over a million more who have been forced to seek refuge in neighbouring countries. Earlier this year, the level of food insecurity was alarming, and many people were at significant risk of malnutrition and disease – one in three households was reportedly in urgent need of food. However, security and logistical constraints hamper humanitarian agencies’ ability to assist vulnerable communities, especially in remote rural areas. It uses aircrafts to transport staff and supplies, while also attempting to increase aid delivery by land, when security allows, so as to reach as many people as possible in remote and difficult-to-access areas. The South Sudan Red Cross, as the ICRC’s main partner, receives support for capacity development. This project supports those affected by violence. This project takes place in South Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 650000 650000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Food parcels distributed Food parcels distributed NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Reduced morbidity and mortality rates in refugee and host communities due illnesses that are preventable through community led health promotion and disease prevention activities in Rhino camp, Northern Uganda by February 2018. Funding sources EUR250.000 from SHO Campaign 2017 "Drought in Africa", EUR165.000 from Medical Campaign September 2016 Uganda is currently hosting more than 805,704 South Sudanese Refugees. The three main settlements hosting refugees in this operation as of February 2017 are: Bidibidi settlement holds a total of 272,206 people, Rhino camp hosts 86,770 and Palorinya settlement stands at approximately 91,000 people far above its capacity of 65,000. The majority of SSD refugees continue to arrive into Uganda through informal border points (IFRC and URCS, Rapid WASH needs assessment, February 2017). The leading causes of illness across the settlements are Malaria, Respiratory Tract Infection and Acute Watery Diarrhea: Malaria accounted for 16% of all outpatient consultation in Bidibidi, 22% in Adjumani and 16% in Palorinya; respiratory tract infections accounted for 32% of all outpatient consultations in Bidibidi, 25% in Adjumani and 18% in Palorinya, and Acute Watery Diarrhea, which accounted for 8% in Bidibidi, 2% in Adjumani and 18% in Palorinya. These illnesses are communicable but also preventable and do not need to be causes for ill health and burden on health services . The generally low access to Health Care Service infrastructure in South Sudan means low immunization coverage amongst the refugee population, hence very likely that the number of un immunized under 5 children crossing the border is high. The risk of outbreak of vaccine preventable diseases measles is very high given the crowded living condition and the expected low herd immunity among refugees. Potential measles outbreak among children under five years of age increases the risk of exposure to other health problems such as vitamin A deficiency, diarrhea, general malnutrition and other childhood illnesses. Community health through CBFHA approach Rhino Camp hosts about 86,770 refugees. Considering the short period for the project implementation the project with reach about 17,500 (20% of the refugee population in Rhino camp) refugee and host communities through an integrated project activities including crucial health promotion, disease prevention and hygiene promotion interventions using the CBHFA approach. The project will also identify and train 100 volunteers from the targeted community and integrate the in the community and health service structure. Rhino Camp, Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Rhino Refugee Settlement Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 495000 -30664 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -20405 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -247499 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 313799 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -5357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -105 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27745 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -73502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 73502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 73502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89740 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 247499 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -89740 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 13162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 22014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of people who have knowledge on GBV SDG target 3.3. Which illness(es) or disease(s) to be specified by the programme SDG target 3.3. Reaching people with information, education and communication The target was to distribute 350 Mamakits through the health centres 400 mamakits were distributed 400 mamakits were distributed 400 mamakits were distributed 400 mamakits were distributed 400 mamakits were distributed 400 mamakits were distributed Using detergents and at appropriate times Distributed drying racks Distributed garbage bins Jointly implemented with MoU Jointly implemented with MoU Jointly implemented with MoU Jointly implemented with MoU There were some nets that were distributed to Refugees through UNHCR Target is to distribute one net to each household within the project operation area 1500 mosquito nets were distributed SDG target 3.3. Illness(es) and/or disease(s) to be specified by the programme / project  and narrow down specific action / measures SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid 40 volunteers trained under the M40 trained in Hygiene Promotion were handed over to support the project The target was to train 100 volunteers in Rhino Camp through the CBHFA approach however funds were not sufficient Only 70 volunteers were trained Only 70 volunteers were trained Only 70 volunteers were trained Only 70 volunteers were trained Only 70 volunteers were trained SDG target 3.7. Know how to reduce the risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease or infection (STD/STI) SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid numeric (percentage); complemented / trianguated with qualitative data SDG target 3.2. The infant receives only breast milk the first half year Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc SDG target 3.3. Illness(es) and/or disease(s) to be specified by the programme / project  and narrow down specific action / measures 10 women groups and 15 youth groups 10 women groups and 15 youth groups 10 women groups and 15 youth groups 10 women groups and 15 youth groups Direct Beneficiaries reached in Uganda NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The funds will support the IFRC Emergency Appeal operation in the West Nile region of Uganda (MDRUG038). The conflict in South Sudan, which began in December 2013, has affected every single household in the country. Renewed conflict in July 2016, led to a new influx of refugees. In April 2017 a total 816,041 South Sudanese have sought refuge in Uganda. The influx shows little sign of abating. Refugee influx from South Sudan to Uganda WatSan The support aims to reach 20.000 persons with hygiene promotion and 500 households (1000 persons) with access to household latrines. Activities will be implemented in Imvepi settlement, which is receiving the new influx of South Sudanese refugees. Please see map below for geographical location. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 140000 -169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130233 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 9767 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 130233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2.000 hygiene kits distributed to households 2.000 hygiene kits distributed to households numeric 80 washing and latrine facilities built for 4.000 people; 400 separate latrines built for 20.000 people 80 washing and latrine facilities built for 4.000 people; 2400 separate latrines built for 30.000 people 80 washing and latrine facilities built for 4.000 people; 2400 separate latrines built for 30.000 people 80 washing and latrine facilities built for 4.000 people; 2400 separate latrines built for 30.000 people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross the Red Cross implemented a new approach to emergency response coordination – the Movement Response Plan – which responds to protracted crisis in conflict. At the beginning of 2017, IFRC, ICRC and Red Cross Movement partners came together to support the South Sudan Red Cross in responding to the critical needs of the most vulnerable. South Sudan is seen as one of the most complex responses for humanitarians today. War has not only resulted in innumerable lives lost and millions internally displaced, but it has also put a major strain on communities and resulted in an extreme disruption to livelihoods. The situation is expected to intensify in 2018 as the country enters the dry season and rising food prices, lack of access to land and crops, food shortages and difficult humanitarian access continue to compound the crisis. The South Sudan Red Cross is providing essential household items, livelihood and agricultural opportunities, water and sanitation, health and psychosocial support to families impacted by conflict and disaster. Reaching some of the most remote and hard-to-reach communities, the South Sudan Red Cross is supporting 105,000 people who are severely food insecure in three areas of the country: Aweil East and Central, Kapoeta East and Yirol East. 105,000 people who are severely food insecure. Aweil East and Central, Kapoeta East and Yirol East. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 250000 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda has been hosting refugees since the early 1990s. As of June 2018, Uganda hosts 1,462,866 refugees from South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania, Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Burundi and Kenya. Uganda is currently hosting 1,061,892 South Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers throughout the country. The URCS has been providing humanitarian support to refugees in the West Nile and South-Western region in the area of emergency WASH, distribution of non-food items, food security, psychosocial support, health, restoring family links and peace and conflict management. The focus of the activities revolves around: Due to the decreased influx from January to May 2018, during the Inter Agency meeting on June 1st, UNHCR and OPM considered to revise the planned figures of refugee arrivals from South Sudan to Uganda in 2018 from 300,000 to 100,000. Nevertheless, considering the unpredictability of the situation in South Sudan, UNHCR and OPM are at the same time aware that the influx could increase again in case of intensified hostilities in Western Equatoria or the organization of political elections, planned for the end of2018. Bidibidi and Imvepi Refugee Settlements with a multi-sector intervention on WASH, Health, and Protection; - Rhino Refugee Settlement with multi-sector intervention on WASH and Protection; - Palorinya with a WASH intervention 216,666 people Bidibidi, Imvepi and Rhino settlement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 138450 130000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 130000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Reduce common preventable health and water related illnesses in Rhino Settlement in Uganda through implementation of an integrated CBHFA-PHAST program including Behavior Change Communication, Health and Hygiene Promotion. Due to its proximity to three major humanitarian emergencies in South Sudan, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), its progressive refugee hosting and settlement policies, and the ease of border crossings, Uganda has received a large number of refugees over the past 3 years. The continued arrival of refugees has placed added pressure on the limited resources. The refugees in Rhino Camp are predominantly women and children. The increased influx of refugees has also put a strain on the health system. The three most severe challenges to accessing health care that were reported by refugee households residing in the neighborhoods covered by the Uganda joint multi-sector needs assessment included “high cost of health care” (65%), “no treatment available for the medical issue at this facility” (39%), and “health facility is too far away” (33%). As CBHFA approach aims at empowering the communities and their volunteers to take charge of their health, key CBHFA activities will continue to be conducted including maternal and child health with main emphasis on safe water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH), Acute Respiratory Infections (ARIs), Antenatal care (ANC) ,immunization, HIV/AIDS prevention, malaria prevention and referral, acute diarrhea home management, epidemic control and surveillance with immediate referral to the health facilities. The project is targeting a total of 3000 households with health and hygiene promotion and 1000 households with sanitation facilities. This project plans on targeting 20 villages – 10 villages from Zones IV and V of Rhino Camp (comprising majority of recent refugee influx) and 10 villages in KamKam (host communities). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 255707 -11639 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13278 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 898 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 88 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -2231 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -168481 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 181338 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 537 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84794 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -168481 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 168481 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 168481 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 7808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78513 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Shelter training The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1623 1750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1623 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Revised Uganda Appeal - Population Movement South-Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 279070 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 20930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 279070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Cholera Response Juba. Funded through Health in Crisis Campaign May '16 Eur 350.000 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.8472017 31.5951655 Terekeka 5.450554 31.753986 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 -150475 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 39588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -12000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 17197 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2803 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 294904 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-285-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Operations Manager for the Emergency Appeal for Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 67580 -42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62865 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 62865 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4715 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-217 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this programme is to increase the resilience of local commune by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods, improving access to water and enhancing local Disaster Risk Reduction capacity. European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake 1755588 23826 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 680 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 139000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 36240 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 560750 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 41580 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-217-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The project’s objective is to increase the resilience of Bainet and Cotes de Fer communes by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods, providing access to water, improving access to health care and enhancing local DRR capacity. On January 12, 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. The earthquake affected millions of civilians. This project aims to enahance resielence of Bainet and Cotes de Fer communes by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods The project aims at a stronger resilience by strengthening the risk and disaster management, promoting coordination, and linkages between institutional and community actors in the South East of Haiti and the Enriquillo region in the Dominican Republic. The project is a cooperation between the Netherlands Red Cross and the Fundación Alianza por los Derechos, la Igualdad Y la Solidaridad International (ALIANZA). The project is multidonor funded, such as the Belgium Red Cross and the Finnish Red Cross. The project aims at communities in Bainet and Cotes de Fer (South-East Haiti) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bainet 18.18494 -72.74778 Cotes de Fer 18.21667 -72.8 Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1093869 2033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -552 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 22431 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3420 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1913 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 20214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2862 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 370640 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343748 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 4539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 83926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12859 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 5208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-217-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to increase the resilience of Grand Gosier commune by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods, improving access to water and enhancing local Disaster Risk Reduction capacity. On January 12, 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. The earthquake affected millions of civilians. This project aims to enhance resilience of food insecure communities in Sud-Est, Haiti The Project aims at 3 main results: Sustained, increased and improved agricultural land, Increased diversification of agricultural production, Improved access to productive and domestic water The project is a cooperation between the Netherlands Red Cross and the Fundación Alianza por los Derechos, la Igualdad Y la Solidaridad International (ALIANZA). The project is funded by the European Commission Humanitarian Directorate General for Aid and Civil Protection (DG ECHO) The project aims at communities in the Grand Gosier area (South-East Haiti) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Grand Gosier 18.18491 -71.91447 Drought Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 606416 -7430 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 7411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -2033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1581 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -9251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6770 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 32111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179386 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 356351 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43744 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-217-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to increase the resilience of local commune by protecting, improving risk and disaster management system in South-East Haiti and in the Enriquillo region in the Dominican Republic. On January 12, 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. The earthquake affected millions of civilians. This project aims to enhance resilience of local communities in the border area. The goal of the project is building a risk disaster management system by bringing together key institutional actors and stimulating joint coordination in the Department of South-East Haiti and in the Enriquillo region in the Dominican Republic. The project is a cooperation between the Alianza por la Solidaridad, Instituto Dominicano de Desarrallo, Haiti Ministery of Internal Affairs, European Commission and the Netherlands Red Cross. The project aims at communities in Anse-a-Pitre (South-East Haiti) and Western Pedernales (Dominican Republic). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society APS Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Pedernales 18.0431598 -71.7432093 Anse-a-Pitre 18.041972 -71.7623097 Earthquake Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 55303 46238 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 46238 Incoming Commitment APS The Netherlands Red Cross -1581 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1581 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-218 The Netherlands Red Cross 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Projects correspond with DREF and Emergency appeals of IFRC to mitigate the effects of Ebola in different countries. Goal information based on july 2016. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 1931785 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-218-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Red Cross Society of Guinea works to contribute to the reduction of Ebola-related morbidity and death. Operations focus on emergency response, recovery of health and care, disaster preparedness and risk reduction, food security and livelihoods, and developing Guinea’s Red Cross Society. Since the virus has persisted, operations also include long-term recovery planning to help manage the broader impacts of the outbreak. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Guinea is the only country, in West Africa or otherwise, where the virus persists. Since the goal of the project is to completely stop the spread of the virus to where there are no new cases, control of the virus is key. Here, health activities, awareness messaging and psychosocial support for communities, especially those that are hotspots for the virus, are provided along with other means of increasing communities' understanding of the virus. Health infrastructures are also improved to be able to more effectively trace and monitor potential outbreaks and increase resilience. Food-for-work assistance is given because the virus restricts movement, having negative economic effects. The target for the appeal remains the entire population of Guinea, given that everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. Interventions will be particularly targeted at women and children, as well as people with disabilities. This project takes place throughout the country, since everyone is potentially at risk for contracting Ebola. However, focus is give to areas where active transmission occurs and areas with highly vulnerable populations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Conakry 9.5171253 -13.6999235 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1191199 21890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -221309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 463721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 535555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-218-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Controlling Ebola and containing its spread is key to preventing new infections, and towards this end the Liberian National Red Cross Society delivers operations in the following areas: health and care, disaster management and risk reduction, food security and livelihoods, safe and dignified burials, and organisational development. As the country has been declared Ebola-free as of 3 September 2015, the focus has changed to long-term recovery activities that take into account the broader impacts of the Ebola outbreak. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first outbreak ever in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Although Liberia has been declared Ebola-free as of 3 September 2015, Ebola has taken the lives of almost 5,000 people in the country. Community engagement is key to controlling and preventing further infections of the Ebola virus. Creating communications that raise virus awareness, and carrying out health promotion campaigns, including psychosocial support, both improve community-based health for affected populations in Liberia. Virus surveillance mechanisms are also implemented as well as ensuring safe and clean drinking water. Additionally, since the virus reduces food security in affected areas due to populations moving less, reducing economic activity, food assistance is given. In the long-term, vocational programmes for women and youth are put into place to aid recovery. The target for the project remains the entire population of Liberia across all 15 counties, as everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. In the recovery phase, specific focus will be on Ebola survivors, orphans and vulnerable children, affected families and communities. The target for the project remains the entire population of Liberia across all 15 counties, as everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Monrovia 6.3280343 -10.7977882 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 538177 -21890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -6269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 364993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 168006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-218-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The Sierra Leone Red Cross Society seeks to provide short and long-term assistance to those affected by Ebola through community engagement, safe and dignified burials, health and care, disaster risk reduction, food security and livelihood assistance, monitoring and contact tracing, case management, and strengthening the capacity of the Sierra Leone Red Cross Society's to respond to the needs of the affected. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first outbreak ever in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. As of 7 November 2015, Sierra Leone was declared Ebola-free, but only after the virus claimed nearly 4,000 lives. Creating awareness among communities is critical to helping contain and prevent future cases of the virus. Community-based activities include hygiene promotion, safe and dignified burials that allow relatives and others to mourn the deceased safely to prevent the spread of the virus, psychosocial support, and information-sharing with communities. Other work in communities includes ensuring safe water, increased sanitation, and food security and livelihood support to counter the negative economic effects the virus has on population movements. Another critical component is contact tracing towards effective mapping of the disease, which strengthens resilience in communities. This project targets high-risk groups and opinion leaders, such as: women's groups and associations, bike riders and drivers, schools, religious and traditional healer leaders, health workers, and Ebola patients. Special attention is given to women, since they are particularly vulnerable. This project operates nationwide. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Freetown 8.4790017 -13.2680158 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 202409 10696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-219 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme provides benefits to the poor through improving the access to clean drinking water and sanitation. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought Flood Storm Surge 643299 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-219-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project provides huge benefits to the poor through improving the access to clean drinking water and sanitation. The negative impacts on the health and quality of life of people who do not have access to safe water and basic sanitation are huge. Especially for poor and vulnerable people who live and work in the most overcrowded and polluted areas of the cities. Cebu is one of these cities where the poor are vulnerable to an unhygienic and unreliable water supply. This area also has its fair share of annual disasters, including earthquakes and typhoons. These cause serious damage to any existing water supply, with the poorest people having to carry the heaviest burden. The project consists of three different courses of action. First there is an improved access to clean drinking water supply, this water supplier (MCWD) will also become more sustainable as a result of the increased customer base. Additional health gains are achieved through community programs that increase the resilience of very poor communities. Finally the resilience of the community against disasters is also improved through the provision of backup power for the MCWD's critical production sites. The project will provide huge benefits to the poor, bringing safe water supply to 80,000. 30.000 of these belong to the poorest people in the slums of Cebu. These people are also the targets for the community programs to enhance health gains. The leading implementing partner Metro Cebu Water District working in cooperation with Vitens Evides International and with support from The Red Cross. The project takes place in the Philippines' second largest urban centre, Metro Cebu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Vitens Evides International Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cebu 10.31672 123.89071 Drought Flood Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 643298 6962 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 9694 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 9224 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 37560 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 16449 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 855 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -20086 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 83797 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22271 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 13348 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35442 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 65672 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 8298 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 118 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 138592 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 33460 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16516 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59456 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 28703 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107730 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 15483 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9712 Incoming Commitment Vitens Evides International The Netherlands Red Cross 591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -476134 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 476134 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 9335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 5502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63274 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -10008 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -410 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -66047 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -96 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 36683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 476134 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 42226 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 76696 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-220 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme supports to implement winter situation activities in Lebanon, to provide urgent assistance to Syrian refugees, and other affected. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 132179 6503 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -10224 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7900 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-220-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is an contribution to Libanese Red Cross Society to implement winter situation activities in Lebanon, to provide urgent assistance to Syrian refugees, and other affected. The LRCS is mandated in Libanon to provide EMS services throughout the country and started in 2013 with other support in response of the influx of Syrian refugees. This winter has seen the worst weather conditions since some 15 years, with temperatures dropping below zero and heavy winds. The refugees from Syria, many of whom are living in makeshift shelter insufficiently protected against harsh conditions, are seriously affected. The assistence is based on a rapid assessment. With these funding, LRCS will procure fuel vouchers, relief items and shelter repair materials. Syrian war affected people. Refugee camps in Libanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Response Material relief assistance and services 132179 -4821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 137000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-221 The Netherlands Red Cross Projects in this programme are funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and provide monetary support for small, silent disasters around the world. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross Stichting 't Trekpaard The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought Epidemic Flood 1632961 -56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1505637 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 29986 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 82250 Incoming Commitment Stichting 't Trekpaard The Netherlands Red Cross 21300 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-221-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) provides immediate financial support to Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies, enabling them to act as first responders after a disaster. Projects in this programme are funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and provide monetary support for small, silent disasters around the world in 2015. The lack of visibility and media attention in the case of small-scale disasters means that international appeals or funding are not forthcoming to support any response, and few other sources are available to first-responders. DREF makes it possible to assist in case of these silent disaster. Each response supported by DREF may be different, depending on context, scope of needs, accessibility and security of the affected area, and the mandate and capacity of the National Society that is responding. Allocations may be made as start-up loans to meet the costs of responding to small-scale emergency relief operations, or for making preparations in the case of imminent disaster. All requests for DREF allocations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. DREF appeals are initiated by IFRC and are implemented in cooperation with Host National Society. During 2015, twenty-one DREF operations brought assistance to an estimated 800,000 people of whom approximately: -226,000 assisted following natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods -75,000 directly or indirectly reached through response to epidemics -510,000 reached following population movement and civil unrest. In 2015 NLRC contributed to DREF appeals in Afghanistan, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Greece, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kyrgystan, Lebanon, Macedonia, Madagascar, Niger, Palestine, The Philippines, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tadjikistan and Ukraine. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Takhar 36.7358826 69.535335 Salongo -4.4257537 15.3654873 Debonhomme -4.3882 15.3718 KingabuaNdanu -4.3786619 15.3577595 KingabuaPécheur -4.3229609 15.3693388 Port of Djibouti 11.5936649 43.1472403 Obock 11.9639291 43.2922264 Panique 12.4781249 122.0169044 Hagonoy 14.8 120.716667 Calumpit 14.9151619 120.7636605 Dingalan 15.3894081 121.3927168 Moncada 15.7336884 120.5726987 Dipaculao 15.8477922 121.5367849 Sto. Tomas 15.878228 120.5860753 Casiguran 16.2041399 122.040015 Dilasag 16.389887 122.2099092 Delfin Albano 17.3044667 121.7788096 Cabagon 17.4263792 121.7649034 Sta. Maria 17.471396 121.7524461 Tuguegarao 17.6125761 121.7327065 Solana 17.6508027 121.6907401 Alcala 17.8999999 121.6666669 Lasam 18.066667 121.55 Aparri 18.3572205 121.6371787 Crete 35.3340134 25.1328543 Rhodes 36.4379874 28.2233083 Kos 36.8940286 27.2866636 Samos 37.7579286 26.9746631 Chios 38.3716205 26.1342054 Lesbos 39.1061204 26.5538342 Macenta 8.5458459 -9.46792 Beyla 8.6898481 -8.648345 Forecariah 9.4300088 -13.0833859 Kaloum 9.5135 -13.7069 Dixinn 9.54822 -13.67096 Matam 9.55144 -13.6468 Ratoma 9.5891714 -13.655713 Matoto 9.609019 -13.5933962 Coyah 9.70941 -13.3889 Telimelé 10.9025387 -13.0329926 Siguiri 11.4189557 -9.1745796 Cudallore district (Tamil Nadu) 11.75724 79.76353 Kanchipuram district (Tamil Nadu) 12.835318 79.7049829 Chennai district (Tamil Nadu) 13.0796914 80.2829533 Chittoor district (Andhra Pradesh) 13.2160689 79.0972618 Nellore district (Andhra Pradesh) 14.4458 79.9832 Kadapa district (Andhra Pradesh) 14.4656116 78.8164075 South Kalimantan -3.4367 115.5212 West Kalimantan -0.585 110.471 East Kalimantan 0.4086 116.5677 Alay 39.8586 75.594 Kara-Suu 40.37 73.08 Ozgon / Uzgen 40.7699 73.3007 Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Gevgelija 41.1414609 22.5049278 Valandovo 41.3173419 22.5619765 Negotino 41.4848037 22.0912858 Veles 41.7169 21.7747 Skopje 41.9960924 21.4316495 Kumanovo 42.1359459 21.7177635 Farafangana -22.8223732 47.8261225 Vohipeno -22.3558656 47.8383672 Manakara -22.1449539 48.0065839 Morondava -20.2896463 44.2794062 Belo sur Tsiribihina -19.7014439 44.5483552 Antananarivo -18.9100122 47.5255809 Andohatapenaka -18.9050204 47.4995645 Gajadji 13.0786045 12.4555508 Douro 13.0864949 12.4136811 Gaidam Tchoukou 13.0958319 12.4882433 Wadala 13.127299 12.4888646 Zarwaram 13.1524368 12.5221135 Wandori 13.1560422 12.4337237 Bouri Boulla 13.1670812 12.3579027 Chetima 13.1850682 12.4624233 Gagamari 13.2056044 12.4191967 Gremadi 13.3130749 12.6136611 Malam Dalari 13.757952 13.329634 Damalam 14.0865 11.1836 Ukraine 49.4150599 38.1551287 Buner 34.459933 72.532545 Malakand 34.5730269 71.9318872 Tor Ghar 34.5869 73.4031 Shangla 34.956944 72.848056 Swat 35 72.5 Upper & Lower Dir 35.2071904 71.8778271 Diamer 35.486287 74.079821 Chitral 35.8507967 71.7903117 Ghizer 36.273341 73.468754 Rafah 31.2752047 34.2558269 Khan Younis 31.3457612 34.3025277 Middle Gaza 31.4278 34.3795 Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Southern area 31.5288 35.1535 Northern Gaza 31.5398 34.4866 Middle area 32.0116 35.3423 Northern area 32.3382 35.3265 Nyanza-Muyira -2.3558 29.847 Bugesera-Gashora -2.0678 30.24522 Ruzizi Nyagatare -1.2961 30.3325 Kirehe-Mahama -0.30529 30.82831 South Kordofan 11.0085934 29.7155751 East Darfur 11.4611731 26.1310939 South Darfur 11.5 24.66667 West Kordofan 11.8333 28.3167 Blue Nile 11.9566972 34.122894 Central Darfur 12.9134096 23.4738132 White Nile 13.1521864 32.6725113 West Darfur 13.41667 22.66667 Khartoum 15.8 33 North Darfur 16 26 Berbera (Somaliland) 10.4386215 45.0134007 Bosaso (Puntland) 11.2784798 49.1799522 Shugnan 37.4903983 71.5493551 Rushan 37.9444 71.558 Murgab 38.1742683 73.969034 Somoniyon 38.4419092 68.7738867 Darvaz 38.4668 70.7832 Veshkand 39.4427453 68.3333296 Chorkuh 39.9792 70.5706 Gulakan-doz 40.1554569 69.4656018 Gulkhona 40.1643095 69.5057952 Dehmoi 40.2141 69.5174 N’gouboua camp 13.5281655 14.0175762 New Site 4.2501 33.99869 Torit in East Equatoria State 4.4134231 32.5686267 Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Bor 6.2039927 31.5587285 Earthquake Epidemic Flood Heat Wave Storm Surge Other Fire Response Material relief assistance and services 896380 755145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -958409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 990345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-221-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) provides immediate financial support to Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies, enabling them to act as first responders after a disaster. Projects in this programme are funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and provide monetary support for small, silent disasters around the world in 2016. The lack of visibility and media attention in the case of small-scale disasters means that international appeals or funding are not forthcoming to support any response, and few other sources are available to first-responders. DREF makes it possible to assist in case of these silent disaster. Each response supported by DREF may be different, depending on context, scope of needs, accessibility and security of the affected area, and the mandate and capacity of the National Society that is responding. Allocations may be made as start-up loans to meet the costs of responding to small-scale emergency relief operations, or for making preparations in the case of imminent disaster. All requests for DREF allocations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. DREF appeals are initiated by IFRC and are implemented in cooperation with Host National Society. In 2015 NLRC contributed to DREF appeals in Bangladesh, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Vietnam and Yemen. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Barguna 22.158905 90.1181456 Chittagong 22.3307998 91.8412863 Patuakhali 22.3542 90.3181 Bhola 22.689095 90.6405813 Noakhali 22.8637171 91.0974182 Laksmipur 23.5396 89.7574 Ouango 4.3125554 22.5539187 Gambo 4.6522303 22.2604666 Bangassou 4.743526 22.8232963 Rafaï 4.9700715 23.9343724 Bakouma 5.6982151 22.7852158 Muanda -5.9282219 12.378028 Kitona -5.92 12.443889 Boma -5.85 13.05 Boma -5.85 13.05 Kimpangu -5.8499999 15.016667 Matadi -5.8256527 13.4608643 Nzanza -5.8208 13.4652 Kimpese -5.5612377 14.4291669 Nsona Pangu -5.51869 13.90667 N’djili -4.4003061 15.3714491 Massina 2 -4.363056 15.395 Wolaita 6.8252 37.704 Halaba 7.3105446 38.088051 Haiya 7.5527 37.7837 Arsi (Seru) 7.6756149 40.2013587 Sidamo 7.85 36.08333 Arsi (Gololcha) 8.21667 40.3 Arsi (Chole) 8.2490388 39.8921496 West Hararghe (Hawi Gudina) 8.6723 40.8489 Hodeida 14.7978677 42.9544872 Amran 15.66185 43.94293 Hajja 15.694247 43.605821 Rufiji -7.8382969 38.3476785 Dodoma -6.1791181 35.7468174 Ben Tre 10.2448214 106.3734823 Long An 10.7560974 106.9699717 Ninh Thuan 11.7569108 108.9374929 Gia Lai 13.7964067 108.2608263 Drought Epidemic Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 736581 -56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 36944 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2401 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 53521 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3479 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 47170 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-222 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rains that started in early January 2015 have caused extensive flooding in Malawi. Over 121,000 people are displaced from their districts and given the continued downpours, flooding and further damage is likely to increase significantly. The majority of the affected population face shelter concerns, and are at risk of epidemic outbreaks due to contaminated water sources. This has resulted in overcrowding of the few structures available. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 507179 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-222-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project delivers assistance and support to 42,130 people with a focus on emergency shelter, health, water and sanitation, food security, restoration of family links and National Society capacity building. Heavy rains that started in early January 2015 have caused extensive flooding in Malawi. Over 121,000 people are displaced from their districts and given the continued downpours, flooding and further damage is likely to increase significantly. The majority of the affected population face shelter concerns, and are at risk of epidemic outbreaks due to contaminated water sources. This has resulted in overcrowding of the few structures available. The population is made aware of risks and will become able to reduce their exposure to disease such as malaria, but also waterborne and water related diseases. This will reduce the chance of an epidemic. Additionally, temporary shelter and non-food items are provided to 7,600 households and active tracing and registration will be carried out in order to re-unite missing individuals with their families. The aid and support is targeted on the disaster-affected population, some 42,130 people. The implementing partner is The Malawi Red Cross with support from the International Red Cross. The project will take place in Chikwawa, Nsanja, Blantyre urban and Phalombe districts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nsanje -16.91995 35.26199 Phalombe -15.66667 35.66667 Chikwawa -16.03352 34.80091 Blantyre urban -15.78499 35.00854 Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 507179 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-223 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme makes funds available to send delegates to meet the humanitarian assistance needs of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 2000000 -26076 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1851773 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-223-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project makes funds available to send delegates to meet the humanitarian assistance needs of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross. Delegate are often university-educated trainers, advisors, management- and/or information specialists able to analyse complex situations and make sound recommendations on how to proceed, whilst reconciling the needs of victims with increasingly complex donor requirements. Within this programme NLRC supports IFRC and ICRC with delegates, but also works bilaterally by teaming up with a Partner NS without mediation by the ICRC or IFRC. Specialists on Shelter, Health, WASH, Food, Contingency and Mitigation Delegates are assigned in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lebanon, Malawi, Palestine, South Sudan, Sudan and Tanzania. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kabul 34.519705 69.1624302 Kinshasa -4.3217055 15.3125974 Addis Ababa 9.0107934 38.7612525 Nairobi -1.28333 36.81667 Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Lilongwe -13.96692 33.78725 Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Khartoum 15.8 33 Dar es Salaam -6.8142737 39.2803756 Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -641 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-223-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project makes funds available to send delegates to meet the humanitarian assistance needs of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross. Delegate are often university-educated trainers, advisors, management- and/or information specialists able to analyse complex situations and make sound recommendations on how to proceed, whilst reconciling the needs of victims with increasingly complex donor requirements. Within this programme NLRC supports IFRC and ICRC with delegates, but also works bilaterally by teaming up with a Partner NS without mediation by the ICRC or IFRC. Specialists on Shelter, Health, WASH, Food, Contingency and Mitigation - The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 -1792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -192 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -764 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 192 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80846 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15642 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 2687 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4884 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 764 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 51322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4833 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21526 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-225 The Netherlands Red Cross Violence in South Sudan between government and opposition forces has created a complex humanitarian crisis. Large numbers are fleeing Sudan to Ethiopia because of conflict as well as food insecurity, human rights abuses, and lack of basic services in their latest areas of residence. Many refugees have gone through several rounds of displacement before arriving in Ethiopia. As of October 2015, Ethiopia hosts approximately 289,071 South Sudanese refugees, containing the largest refugee population in Africa. Ninety one per cent of South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia are women and children, 71% of the adult population are women and 85% of the registered refugees live in camps. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 189567 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-225-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The majority of displaced South Sudanese have sought refuge in Ethiopia’s Gambella Regional State through three border entry points. Hence, the Ethiopian Red Cross works with refugee populations and host communities in Gambella, focusing on reducing health risks for both refugees and host communities. Additionally, health, water, hygiene promotion, disaster preparedness, and capacity building for 47,100 South Sudanese refugees in the Jewii camp form a second pillar of operations. Violence in South Sudan between government and opposition forces has created a complex humanitarian crisis. Large numbers are fleeing Sudan to Ethiopia because of conflict as well as food insecurity, human rights abuses, and lack of basic services in their latest areas of residence. Many refugees have gone through several rounds of displacement before arriving in Ethiopia. As of October 2015, Ethiopia hosts approximately 289,071 South Sudanese refugees, containing the largest refugee population in Africa. Ninety one per cent of South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia are women and children, 71% of the adult population are women and 85% of the registered refugees live in camps. The Ethiopian Red Cross assists refugee populations and host communities in Gambella through the provision of first aid and community-based health in the Leitchour camp, and at Ningnang and Pagak entry points. As of September 2015, activities in the Leitchour camp have ceased. Operations in the Jewii camp include hygiene promotion messaging to help prevent the spread of disease, along with building sanitation infrastructures, such as waste pits, and distributing soap. The capacity of the Ethiopian Red Cross is increased through the provision of ambulances and training ambulance attendants in first aid, which is also implemented in communities. This project provides assistance to South Sudanese refugees. This project takes place in the Gambella region, at the Ningnang and Pagak entry points, and at the Jewii camp. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Jewii camp 7.998 34.008 Pagak 8.2045722 33.5364041 Gambala Region 8.2467502 34.5875721 Ningnang 8.2998827 33.6825715 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 189567 178038 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -10433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to mitigate and limit the risks of (pre-) electional violence and to prepare for humanitarian assistence during and after the election in Burundi and neighbouring countries. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Complex emergency 1866344 40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4697 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -256 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4697 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project offers immediate relief and basic health care needs of the Burundian refugee population through the provision of essential emergency health, relief, water and sanitation services targeting a total of up to 250,000 people (50,000 households) at entry points, and the Nyarugusu and Mtendeli camps, for a period of 15 months. In April 2015, pre-election violence in Burundi resulted in more than 96,000 people fleeing to neighbouring countries, with the majority finding refuge in Tanzania. By the end of May, 15,000 refugees found their way to Tanzania's Nyarugusu refugee camp, and 30,000 were reported at the border post in Kagunga, just two kilometres inside Tanzania's borders. The situation in Tanzania is dire and existing infrastructures are unable to accommodate refugees' needs. This appeal improves TRCS’s health services in the Nyarugusu camp and expand them into the new camp of Mtendeli while maintaining the same approach in all other sectors, and to expand the TRCS work from 5 entry points to 13 entry points. The project supports the Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS) to deliver assistance to a total of 250,000 refugees (increased from 90,000 refugees) in the Mtendeli and Nyarugusu camps. Mtendeli and Nyarugusu camps The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nyarugusu camp -4.2147519 30.3727406 Mtendeli camp -3.0401 30.9075 Response Material relief assistance and services 450000 328638 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This appeal supports the Tanzanian Red Cross Society (TRCS) to deliver assistance and support to a total of 20,000 people with a focus on the sectors of emergency health, water, sanitation, hygiene promotion, emergency shelter, and relief. Since april 2015 there is a significant increase of Burundian refugees entering Tanzania seeking protection and assistance from the pre-electoral clashes in Burundi. In may 2015 Nyarugusu refugee camp received 15,000 refugees, and more than 30,000 refugees reported at Kagunga border post located along the shore of Lake Tanganyika. Unverified reports indicate a figure of 88,000 all having crossed to Tanzania with numbers rising each day. A cholera outbreak in camps in Tanzania reinforces the urgency of the situation and the critical lack of sanitation. This operation includes the following activities. Conduct continuous assessment to understand the immediate needs of the refugee population and response gaps, which will inform a revision of the activities planned if required. Procurement/distribution of non-food items including blankets (two per beneficiary), buckets (one per beneficiary), jerry cans, laundry soap, hygiene kits and menstrual hygiene management (MHM) kits. Mosquito nets to reduce the risk of malaria. Medical screening of new arrivals at 4 entry points in 10 medical tents. Construct 300 emergency communal latrines at 4 entry points. Procure and distribute bottled drinking water at 4 entry points. Procure and distribute water purification tablets. Procurement of one warehouse tent and 50 family tents. Sexual and gender-based violence and the protection of children will be integrated in the health interventions to promote access to health care for women. Provide 50 temporary shelter shades for the refugees arriving to shield them from harsh weather conditions as they wait for registration at the four entry points (30 shelters at Kabanga, 10 shelters at Ilagala, 6 shelters at Manyovu and 4 shelters at Katanga) The proposed preliminary strategy will enable the TRCS to deliver assistance to a total of 20,000 people with emergency health, water, sanitation, hygiene, and emergency shelter (6,000 people will receive basic non-food items). Survival and basic needs of vulnerable groups (in particular pregnant, lactating women or single female-headed households with young children) are met at 4 entry points. The 4 entry points with provisions are in Kagunga, Ilagala, Manyovu and Katanga. The 3 reception centres are in Nyarugusu camp. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ilagala -5.1881 29.8346 Kagunga -4.4874 29.6902 Manyovu -4.4449822 29.7953426 Nyarugusu camp -4.2147519 30.3727406 Katanga -3.4604 30.6775 Complex emergency Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 350000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal supports the Rwandan Red Cross to reach 10,000 people with a focus on interventions in the areas of emergency heath (first aid, psychosocial support, and violence prevention), water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, shelter and settlements, food security, nutrition and livelihoods, and a component of disaster preparedness and risk reduction. Due to election tension and violence, more than 160,000 people are reported to have fled Burundi (including 77,000 to Rwanda), since april 2015. On 25 April, Burundi’s current President announced he would run for a third term in the upcoming presidential elections (26 June 2015), which has sparked widespread protests in the capital, Bujumbura, and intensified the pre-election tension across the country. An overall response strategy to support the affected population (including both refugees and host communities) is active until June 2016. This is informed by the expectation that people that have fled Burundi will remain in Rwanda for months to come given the uncertain political situation in the country. Through this appeal, response strategies have been prioritized in the sectors of Health and care (including PSS), Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, Shelter and settlements, Food security, nutrition and livelihoods and Disaster preparedness and risk reduction. Through this Emergency Appeal it is expected that 10,000 people (2,000 families) will be reached, which will comprise 7,500 people (1,500 families) living in the Mahama camp, and 2,500 people (500 families) living in the surrounding Munini host community. Beneficiary selection will be based on the existing understanding of the most affected vulnerable families, with prioritization of female-headed households, children without parents, and those families who have visibly fewer belongings and means than others in the camp and host community. Focus of activities will be on Mahama camp and Munini host community. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Munini -2.7332 29.5424 Mahama camp -2.3078062 30.8240417 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 100000 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The project intends to support the provision of immediate life-saving support to populations that have been affected by the emergency situation in Burundi, such as shelter and NFI distributions, but also by strengthening the capacity of the NS to manage the response, including those being carried out by the NS in its own right or those in collaboration with partner organizations. Since April 2015, the political and security situation in Burundi has been tense with violence continuing in the capital of Bujumbura and some provinces. As of 8 March 2016, an estimated 249,078 people (UNCHR 2016) have fled from Burundi to neighbouring countries, while increasing numbers of people have been internally displaced within the country. Apart from civil unrest, the population is also being affected by multiple emergencies, the impact of which has been exacerbated by the political and security situation. These include the El Niño phenomena, internal displacement, food insecurity, and increased risk of infections and water borne diseases (E.g. cholera and malaria). Furthermore, the current situation with political instability and violence has also had implications on the economy, which is slowly collapsing. The project provides in immediate shelter and settlement needs of the population affected by the emergency situation in Burundi for a period of six months. Meanwhile project invests in capacity building of the Burundi Red Cross Society to respond to the emergency situation in Burundi and needs of the affected population is strengthened. This project aims at reinfocement of BRCS and therefor applied to the whole of Burundi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bujumbura -3.3638127 29.3675027 Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 46948 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The project intends to support the provision of immediate life-saving support to populations that have been affected by the emergency situation in Burundi, such as shelter and NFI distributions, but also by strengthening the capacity of the NS to manage the response, including those being carried out by the NS in its own right or those in collaboration with partner organizations. Since April 2015, the political and security situation in Burundi has been tense with violence continuing in the capital of Bujumbura and some provinces. As of 8 March 2016, an estimated 249,078 people (UNCHR 2016) have fled from Burundi to neighbouring countries, while increasing numbers of people have been internally displaced within the country. Apart from civil unrest, the population is also being affected by multiple emergencies, the impact of which has been exacerbated by the political and security situation. These include the El Niño phenomena, internal displacement, food insecurity, and increased risk of infections and water borne diseases (E.g. cholera and malaria). Furthermore, the current situation with political instability and violence has also had implications on the economy, which is slowly collapsing. The project provides in immediate shelter and settlement needs of the population affected by the emergency situation in Burundi for a period of six months. Meanwhile project invests in capacity building of the Burundi Red Cross Society to respond to the emergency situation in Burundi and needs of the affected population is strengthened. In total, at least 50,000 families (250,000 people) will be assisted as a result of the Complex EA. The partners relevant to this operation, e.g. WFP, IOM, UNFPA, UNICEF, they provide financial support cost for their specific agreement with the BRCS. This project aims at reinfocement of BRCS and therefor applied to the whole of Burundi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bujumbura -3.3638128 29.3675028 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 565000 565000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3621 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148034 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 237519 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 56206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89619 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to mitigate and limit the risks of (pre-) electional violence and to prepare for humanitarian assistence during and after the election. Since April 2015, the political and security situation in Burundi has been tense with violence continuing in the capital of Bujumbura and some provinces. As of 8 March 2016, an estimated 249,078 people (UNCHR 2016) have fled from Burundi to neighbouring countries, while increasing numbers of people have been internally displaced within the country. Apart from civil unrest, the population is also being affected by multiple emergencies, the impact of which has been exacerbated by the political and security situation. These include the El Niño phenomena, internal displacement, food insecurity, and increased risk of infections and water borne diseases (E.g. cholera and malaria). Furthermore, the current situation with political instability and violence has also had implications on the economy, which is slowly collapsing. The preparation has a special focus on training volunteers, staff and partners on different areas of intervention in Emergency, such as simulation exercises, the arrangement of stocks, both at headquarters and regional level, etc. The project assisted 4,000 benificiaries, during 7 months. The project is a collaboration between Burundi Red Cross Society, Netherlands Red Cross, Beligian Red Cross (Francophone), Luxembourg Red Cross and Finnish Red Cros. The project took place in 8 different provinces in Burundi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bujumbura -3.3638126 29.3675026 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 249744 -89875 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 89619 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 250000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 113564 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 36436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of this project is to better prepare the reintegration of returning refugees and internally displaced persons through the protection of their property, and so contribute to the promotion of peaceful coexistence between resident populations and returning refugees . Since April 2015, the social and political situation in Burundi has been tense due to the elections of 2015. This has forced people to flee the country to neighboring countries and results in increase of internally displaced. To avoid problems of the past, economical assets and land ownership of refugees are assured to facilitate easier reintegration in the community of returning refugees. The project informs community leaders and stimulates them to acknowledge and protect property of refugees. An inventory of the goods of refugees is made and the property is protected. Volunteers and community leaders are trained in peaceful coexistence. 664 leaders of the UC and leaders of the communities Kirundo and Makamba are trained in peaceful coexistence and the peaceful resolution of conflicts. Within those two communities 13 secretaries will be formed to resolve conflicts peacefully. The project takes place in the communities of Kirundo and Makamba. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Makamba -4.1347916 29.8046322 Kirundo -2.5853872 30.0933449 Civil unrest Response Gender Equality 30000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-224-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The Burundi refugee population’s survival and immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief and shelter items; first aid, hygiene promotion, psychosocial support, registration and tracing services, targeting 5 a total of 7,500 people (1,500 households) in the three transit camps (Bugesera-Gashora, Nyanza-Muyira and RuziziNyagatare), one permanent camp (Kirehe-Mahama), and 25 entry points, in collaboration with the Rwandan government and other humanitarian actors Since early April 2015, over 24,000 Burundi nationals have sought refuge in Rwanda due to pre-election tension and violence. On 25 April, Burundi’s current President announced he would run for a third term in the upcoming presidential elections (26 June 2015), which has sparked widespread protests in the capital, Bujumbura, and intensified the pre-election tension across the country. Bujumbura currently remains particularly unstable, and refugees are crossing into Rwanda through 25 border entry points across 10 districts along the Burundi-Rwanda border, in the south east of the country. Conduct preliminary needs assessment, Training of Local Disaster Response Team (LDRT) volunteers on preparedness and response activities in camp settings, training of other volunteers, refreshers trainings, distribution of NFIs, shelter items and hygiene items,conducting hygiene promotion, provision of first aid and psychosocial support, tracing activities. 7,500 people (1,500 households), located in the in the three transit camps (Bugesera-Gashora, Nyanza-Muyira and Ruzizi-Nyagatare), one permanent camp (Kirehe-Mahama), and 25 entry points In three transit camps (Bugesera-Gashora, Nyanza-Muyira and RuziziNyagatare), one permanent camp (Kirehe-Mahama), and 25 entry points in Rwanda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 42600 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-226 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC, ICRC and Philips Foundation will define annual and multiannual joint in the areas of co-operation or co-creation in innovation with a focus on the area of expertise Philips, with special attention to health. Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency -93182 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 93182 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 93325 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-229 The Netherlands Red Cross The continuous conflict situation in South Sudan, has created a high level of insecurity in various regions of the country and an increasing number of IDP’s. The OCHA report of 19 March 2015, states a number of 1,5million people being displaced, while 515,300 have fled to neighbouring countries as Kenya, Uganda, Sudan and Ethiopia. Many of the IDP’s flee to more secure locations in the southern part of the country, where the South Sudan Red Cross assist them, among others, with the distribution of NFI kits. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 179550 -20450 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-229-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project goal is to procure and distribute Non Food Items kits and to conduct a training for community volunteers. The continuous conflict situation in South Sudan, has created a high level of insecurity in various regions of the country and an increasing number of IDP’s. The OCHA report of 19 March 2015, states a number of 1,5million people being displaced, while 515,300 have fled to neighbouring countries as Kenya, Uganda, Sudan and Ethiopia. Many of the IDP’s flee to more secure locations in the southern part of the country, where the South Sudan Red Cross assist them, among others, with the distribution of NFI kits. NFI kits consists of basic survival materials as blankets, kitchen set, bucket, etc, which give IDP's and refugees back some level of dignity. The South Sudan Red Cross Society is mandated in South Sudan to provide Non Food Items throughout the country. The South Sudan Red Cross volunteers, which are involved in this assistance, will be trained to respond to the refugees as good as possible and assist them in an efficient way. South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 179550 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -22681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -17940 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-230 The Netherlands Red Cross Tropical Cyclone Pam tore a path across the South Pacific Ocean, slamming into Vantu on 13 Match 2015, causing widespread damage as the Cyclone became one of the most severe natural disasters to befall the country. Thousands more across nine countries were affected by the Cyclone and other weather systems, including Tropical Cyclone Nathan and Tropical Storm Bavi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 521189 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-230-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to ensure the immediate and longer-term needs of affected populations are met through relief and recovery action in affected countries. The countries in this project are Vanuatu, Kiribati, Tuvalu, the Solomon Islands, and Papa New Guinea. Tropical Cyclone Pam tore a path across the South Pacific Ocean, slamming into Vantu on 13 Match 2015, causing widespread damage as the Cyclone became one of the most severe natural disasters to befall the country. Thousands more across nine countries were affected by the Cyclone and other weather systems, including Tropical Cyclone Nathan and Tropical Storm Bavi. As this project spans five countries, activities are implemented on an as-needed basis in any particularly country, with all operations providing for the immediate and longer-term needs of the affected. Assistance includes emergency health, shelter, clean water, sanitation, restoring family links, climate change and disaster preparedness, and building Red Cross National Society capacities. This project targets affected populations in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. This project take place in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Tarawa 1.3497964 173.0277185 Port Moresby -9.4743301 147.1599504 Honiara -9.4312971 159.9552773 Funafuti -8.5254131 179.1945328 Port Vila -17.7414972 168.3150163 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 1221 1221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-230-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to ensure the immediate and longer-term needs of affected populations are met through relief and recovery action in affected countries. The countries in this project are Vanuatu, Kiribati, Tuvalu, the Solomon Islands, and Papa New Guinea. Tropical Cyclone Pam tore a path across the South Pacific Ocean, slamming into Vantu on 13 Match 2015, causing widespread damage as the Cyclone became one of the most severe natural disasters to befall the country. Thousands more across nine countries were affected by the Cyclone and other weather systems, including Tropical Cyclone Nathan and Tropical Storm Bavi. As this project spans five countries, activities are implemented on an as-needed basis in any particularly country, with all operations providing for the immediate and longer-term needs of the affected. Assistance includes emergency health, shelter, clean water, sanitation, restoring family links, climate change and disaster preparedness, and building Red Cross National Society capacities. This project targets affected populations in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. This project take place in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Tarawa 1.3497964 173.0277185 Port Moresby -9.4743301 147.1599504 Honiara -9.4312971 159.9552773 Funafuti -8.5254131 179.1945328 Port Vila -17.7414972 168.3150163 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-230-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to ensure the immediate and longer-term needs of affected populations are met through relief and recovery action in affected countries. The countries in this project are Vanuatu, Kiribati, Tuvalu, the Solomon Islands, and Papa New Guinea. Tropical Cyclone Pam tore a path across the South Pacific Ocean, slamming into Vantu on 13 Match 2015, causing widespread damage as the Cyclone became one of the most severe natural disasters to befall the country. Thousands more across nine countries were affected by the Cyclone and other weather systems, including Tropical Cyclone Nathan and Tropical Storm Bavi. As this project spans five countries, activities are implemented on an as-needed basis in any particularly country, with all operations providing for the immediate and longer-term needs of the affected. Assistance includes emergency health, shelter, clean water, sanitation, restoring family links, climate change and disaster preparedness, and building Red Cross National Society capacities. This project targets affected populations in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. This project take place in Vanuatu, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Tarawa 1.3497964 173.0277185 Port Moresby -9.4743301 147.1599504 Honiara -9.4312971 159.9552773 Funafuti -8.5254131 179.1945328 Port Vila -17.7414972 168.3150163 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 19968 19968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-231 The Netherlands Red Cross 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Epidemic 106027 -3574 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross -188271 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 297872 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-231-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this project was to prepare the Benin Red Cross Society for the event of an Ebola outbreak. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Benin, which shares a boarder with Nigeria, was at risk a high risk for the virus spreading into its lands because of its proximity to Nigeria. There is also is high mobility between the two countries on a regular basis, increasing the risk for spread of the virus. As the goal of the project was to prepare the Benin Red Cross Society for the event of an Ebola outbreak, early warning and response preparedness took centre stage. Staff and volunteers were trained in how to detect and handle suspect cases, and awareness messaging was distributed via radio, in schools, and through social mobilisation activities, the latter reaching over 140,000 people. This project targets those living in the 14 municipalities bordering Nigeria, and people living in the cities of Porto Novo and Cotonou, which are a few kilometres from the Nigerian border. This project took place in the 14 municipalities bordering Nigeria, as well as in the cities of Cotonou and Porto Novo. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cotonou 6.367682 2.4252292 Porto-Novo 6.4990718 2.6253362 Epidemic Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 106027 -14340 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -46982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 46982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -59693 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 59693 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -10976 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 13652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59693 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232 The Netherlands Red Cross 18/5-2020 HQ salaries budget can be decreased by €11.197 due to cancellation of PO position 2nd half of 2020 _> not yet done April 2020: 96 K re-budgeted in program funds: 46 k extra to Philippines, 50k extra to oPt 25/11-2019 €300.000 extra to oPt aug 2020: 60K balance from CAR rebudgeted to OPT The programme aims to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. The programme will be implemented bilaterally in: - CAR - OPT - Philippines - South Sudan 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 8179807 14540 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -14540 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 14540 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 21958 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 61176 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -61176 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -37128 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 424591 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -320796 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -103795 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 407344 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -407344 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -257034 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 8368934 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme This Next Generation, Supporting the development of young people in war and conflict. The theme focusses on children and young adults who live in the most extreme circumstances and therefore have little chance on schooling and development. They are the silent victims of war. The funding of this programme is made possible by 3FM fundraising activity. The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. This project contains the technical support and advisors for implementing the programme. Technical support is offered from NLRC HQ in The Hague. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 433879 433879 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1654 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The broad objective of the project is to develop capacity of young South Sudanese for various practical skills and knowledge to meet changing demands for socio economic development. Youth unemployment, caused by among other things skill mismatches, is a major concern in South Sudan. An estimated 50.6% of South Sudanese population live below the poverty line. There are few industries, limited domestic production and high reliance on imports thus limited job opportunities in the market for the young people. About 80% of young South Sudanese have migrated from their communities idling in urban centres resulting in in the escalation of unemployment and petty crime in the towns. Schools can be a safe place where children are accounted for and protected from risks. Furthermore, life-saving items (food) and messages (vital health, nutrition and hygiene information, HIV prevention, etc.) can be passed on to children in schools, who can pass knowledge on to their families. In this way, provision of education in conflict setting can be lifesaving, as well as a vector that supports the other humanitarian sectors. Even more importantly, psychosocial support and education in emergencies operations can contribute to breaking the circle of violence, often perpetuated by young people who themselves have been traumatized during situations of conflict and war. The project will work in collaboration with the government of South Sudan line ministries alongside with other stakeholders at the National , State level, County and Payam levels. Activities will focus on the position and access of education and skill building opportunities for girls. The project takes place in Juba, Yei, Kaju Kejji and Wau. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kaju Kejji 3.8867606 31.6687202 Yei 4.23904 30.35008 Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Wau 7.6999269 27.9910035 Response Material relief assistance and services 729650 -295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 729650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -69398 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 11259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -12383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 129960 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99201 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 479661 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41384 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -68 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77938 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 5633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -11259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 50008 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -22681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6611 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -311 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14373 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 21861 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective HR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS runs a number of activities aiming at empowering youth and creating young community leaders who will act as active citizens taking their responsibilities towards their communities. Various training courses, seminar and lectures are organized to develop the different life, managerial and leadership skills of those young leaders. In addition to that, the PRCS’ youth represent the Society and Palestine in any events and gatherings at the international fora. Moreover, the PRCS focuses its youth program on developing street sports activities and organizing IT skills courses, implemented in cooperation with the Danish Red Cross Youth. Through sports, children and youth will have a free space to unleash energy and release psychological pressure emphasizing fair play and team spirit. As for the IT trainings, they allow youth to have better chances of realizing their educational, professional and creative ambitions. Youth will be able to communicate, network and advocate professionally and socially at the national and international levels with their peers. The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. Building on PRCS existing strengths in working with youth the PRCS and NLRC will implement a 2 – year project targeting youth in the Palestinian Territories. Activities will be implemented based on identified needs of the youth in the target areas after a baseline survey/assessment has been conducted. The target group will be youth from 13-29 years old. In the project 480 youth will be trained as peer educators in the Life Skills Curriculum. These trained volunteers will design and facilitate community outreach activities that will benefit the youth in their respective communities. With these activities about 7.680 youth will be reached. The project targets youth in 7 branches in Palestinian territories, of those 2 will be in the West Bank and 5 in Gaza. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 West Bank 32.0254688 35.2888075 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1037256 1 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -1 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -1 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1032256 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -2404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 7314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 6061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 55000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 11305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92876 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 192567 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236918 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4999 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 6255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 525063 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 50872 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross HR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is funding the development of a project proposal on ‘Support on Development of Youth’ The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. The project will focus on young people coping with war and conflict. The project will take place in Central African Republic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bangui 4.366667 18.583333 Flood Transport accident Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 739303 -2501 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 739303 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2603 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -18 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27958 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 14517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29528 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35090 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 5268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -66623 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -527 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102730 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80954 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 5935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 3928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98064 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 12464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 528140 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 12647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective HR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is funding the development of a project proposal on ‘Support on Development of Youth’ in the Philippines. The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance as well as response preparedness The project will focus on young people coping with war and conflict. The project will take place in the Philippines, Surigao del Norte The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Manila 14.6042 120.9822 Noord-Oost Mindanao in de provincie Surigao del Norte 9.7916433 125.4929273 Drought Earthquake Landslide Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1211829 11812 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -11812 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -14540 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78378 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16013 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 228 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -41286 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -2214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146966 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -184058 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36241 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38626 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 215820 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214307 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261851 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38627 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 10867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 106032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 7225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -44 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 44 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 87 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 7139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 483746 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -9892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -2091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38627 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 13562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123870 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -32891 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50021 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65222 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2016-9 - 59 trained, 51 trained 2019 and 45 trained in 2020 totalling 115 100% accomplished from final evaluation report 100% accomplished from final evaluation report SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective Target 15 local youth trained to support psychosoical assistance to peers, achieved 52 local youth (347%) plus 26 psychosocial support sessions organized (target 25 achieved 26) - 104% Livelihoods 33% accomplishment 86% accomplishment from final evaluation report 112% accomplishment fromfinal evaluation report not sure how this is calculated? 227% accomplishment from final evaluation report 163% accomplished from final evaluation report 242% accomplished from final evaluation report 179% accomplished from final evaluation report NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will establish three Community Service Centres (previously called the Psychosocial Support Service Centres) to contribute and build individual resilience. The centers are based on a model previously successfully implemented by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent. The crisis has dramatically reduced access to education and learning for Syria’s children and youth. The protracted nature of the crisis is affecting a whole generation, hindering their opportunities to develop capacities and the resources they need for a productive future. Female children and young girls, perceived as being particularly vulnerable to violence, has resulted in parents withdrawing their female children from school. In addition, many children are forced to work to support their families, due to the loss or absence of a primary financial provider and limited or no access to alternative sources of income. Through this project, SARC will establish three new Community Centres. The Centres will focus in providing psychosocial support, livelihoods and lessons to children and adolescents. The Centres will have a strong focus in providing lessons and support to children and adolescent in school ages to ensure they can reinsert into the official school system and perform to be able to advance and complete the school grades. Three Community Centres will be established in three governorates: Hama, Homs and Rural Damascus The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 Homs 34.46667 38.3 Hama 35.23333 37.2 Response Material relief assistance and services 2000000 -796 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme This Next Generation, Supporting the development of young people in war and conflict. The theme focuses on children and young adults who live in the most extreme circumstances and therefore have little chance on schooling and development. They are the silent victims of war. The funding of this programme is made possible by 3FM fundraising activity. The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. A part of the funding is pledged to the ICRC general objectives of programmes carried out in favour of civilian population affected by armed conflict 2016, more specifically for the eco-sec and physical rehabilitation activities 2016. Those programmes focus on young people who have to cope with conflict. The programme assists the civilian population in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and South Sudan (list might change) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kabul 34.519705 69.1624303 Kinshasa -4.3217055 15.3125974 Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Response Material relief assistance and services 2000000 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-232-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme This Next Generation, Supporting the development of young people in war and conflict. The theme focusses on children and young adults who live in the most extreme circumstances and therefore have little chance on schooling and development. They are the silent victims of war. The funding of this programme is made possible by 3FM fundraising activity. The aim of the programme is to make young people who have to cope with conflict and that are part of ‘this next generation’ more resilient to the consequences of conflict. The Red Cross supports the development of young people in war and conflict by focussing on four different area's: education and personal development, psychosocial support, food and income for families, and emergency assistance. This project contains the general costs of HQ for implementing the programme. NLRC HQ, The Hague. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 3880 3880 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-233 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme will provide a coherent and coordinated response to the crisis following the Syria conflict. The Madad-funded initiative is implemented in multiple contexts with various institutional challenges and varying needs of vulnerable persons from Syria as well as in the host communities, as is also evident in the Response Plans of Lebanon and Jordan and the 3RP country chapters of Turkey, Egypt and Iraq. Danish Red Cross Swiss Red Cross Spanish Red Cross German Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Civil unrest 8385818 4341484 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 679421 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -679421 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 146692 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -206334 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5018467 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19855 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 69996 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 242128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 233328 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 126664 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross 1130905 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1275445 Incoming Commitment Danish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 47626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 390580 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 385440 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 92680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross -75265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2978 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 394123 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 215575 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 295347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross 75265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -63074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8241128 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 41875 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 210640 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross 519777 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 422959 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 352209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-233-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will provide a coherent and coordinated response to the crisis following the Syria conflict. The Madad-funded initiative is implemented in multiple contexts with various institutional challenges and varying needs of vulnerable persons from Syria as well as in the host communities, as is also evident in the Response Plans of Lebanon and Jordan and the 3RP country chapters of Turkey, Egypt and Iraq. This project covers assistence to the Libanese Red Cross Society. This project consists of a range of plans in different countries around Syria. All these countries have a strong presence of national RCRC societies. For this reason a consortium is formed to act more effective and flexible in the region. The action will provide economic opportunities to refugees and community people in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey. Communities will have improved knowledge and health as they are able to manage the health risks facing them and have access to a sustainable sanitation system. Because of the protracted nature of the crisis considered, the long-term duration need to be supported which is best be done in a sustainable manner through national and community based organizations with a strong presence in the targeted areas. In case of improved health and psychosocial well-being, targeted populations consists of women, men, girls and boys of Syrian refugees and of host community. Capacity building is directed towards Host National Society. The project takes place in Lebanon (country wide) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cairo 30.0488185 31.2436663 Alexandria 31.1990035 29.8943785 Damietta 31.4364503 31.678142 Erbil 36.19257 44.01062 Domiz camp 36.7805 42.8811 Dohuk 36.8550508 42.9927771 Amman 31.9873 35.9209 Ajloun 32.3299 35.7527 Mafraq 32.3411 36.2102 Irbid 32.5618 35.8671 Beirut 33.88894 35.49442 Sanliurfa 37.160388 38.7909159 Konya 37.8719963 32.4844015 Ankara 39.9220732 32.853758 Istanbul 41.0096334 28.9651646 Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 2381853 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17187 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -54 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -54 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13555 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1977207 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150366 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 195 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -2381853 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2381853 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2237161 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 87759 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 101456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 144541 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -423193 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 9824 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 466380 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257255 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 10850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11884 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 11159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -43605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92921 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 9877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114966 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1889153 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 82 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2381853 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2381853 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2237161 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 430454 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-233-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will provide a coherent and coordinated response to the crisis following the Syria conflict. The Madad-funded initiative is implemented in multiple contexts with various institutional challenges and varying needs of vulnerable persons from Syria as well as in the host communities, as is also evident in the Response Plans of Lebanon and Jordan and the 3RP country chapters of Turkey, Egypt and Iraq. This project covers assistence to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society. This project consists of a range of plans in different countries around Syria. All these countries have a strong presence of national RCRC societies. For this reason a consortium is formed to act more effective and flexible in the region. The action will provide economic opportunities to refugees and community people in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey. Communities will have improved knowledge and health as they are able to manage the health risks facing them and have access to a sustainable sanitation system. Because of the protracted nature of the crisis considered, the long-term duration need to be supported which is best be done in a sustainable manner through national and community based organizations with a strong presence in the targeted areas. In case of improved health and psychosocial well-being, targeted populations consists of women, men, girls and boys of Syrian refugees and of host community. Capacity building is directed towards Host National Society. The project takes place in Lebanon (country wide) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1500000 1275853 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 97028 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1500002 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 48530 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 699142 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1500002 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 625209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Complex emergency 14552895 3755869 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 3.5 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) to deliver assistance and support to some 45,000 people for up to 6 months, with a focus on health (including psychosocial support), food, household relief items and water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH). The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments Exceptional heavy rains and flooding in Al Hasakeh Governorate Livelihoods and basic needs and Shelter and Water, sanitation and hygiene 45,000 people will be assisted Syria - Al Hasakeh Governorate The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 280000 17089 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 262911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total targeted number of people Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC is providing a contribution of EUR 130,000 toward an IFRC delegate. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 130000 9070 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 120930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 50930 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross SARC IDLEB crisis response and IFRC surge Syria for humanitarian information analyst The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 164045 22600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22600 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 130000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 130000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross An unearmarked contribution of EUR 203.847,- (including 6.5% PSSR) from DOB The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies DOB Emergency Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 203847 12441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 191406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191406 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 28.7 million Swiss francs to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) to continue providing life-saving assistance that meets the critical humanitarian needs of vulnerable people (October 2019 to December 2020) - including food distributions for more than 500,000 people and emergency non-food relief support for 8,000 households and winter support for 60,000 children. The operation will also support 310,000 people to access emergency and basic health services. The overall funding requirements from the launch of the Emergency Appeal in July 2012 to December 2020 is 195.1 million Swiss francs. Providing life-saving assistance that meets the critical humanitarian needs of vulnerable people (October 2019 to December 2020) - including food distributions for more than 500,000 people and emergency non-food relief support for 8,000 households and winter support for 60,000 children. The operation will also support 310,000 people to access emergency and basic health services. 3000000 people Contribution will be used to provide life-saving assistance in North-East Syria, through the revised IFRC appeal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1075000 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Case study on support for Syrian refugees in Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 13442 8000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5442 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the International Federation: preparedness for emergency response, information management and surge related activities The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 86000 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Quneitra 33.03333 35.78333 Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 Homs 34.46667 38.3 Tartous 35.00427 36.15867 Hama 35.23333 37.2 Idleb 35.93062 36.63393 Al-Hasakeh 36.5013738 40.7469948 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 15000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Quneitra 33.03333 35.78333 Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 Homs 34.46667 38.3 Tartous 35.00427 36.15867 Hama 35.23333 37.2 Idleb 35.93062 36.63393 Al-Hasakeh 36.5013738 40.7469948 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 5000000 4000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 4000000 3755869 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 244131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3755869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross SARC is the main humanitarian actor in Syria, working closely with the local communities providing humanitarian assistance to more than 5 million internally displaced people, affected communities and returnees every month. This assistance is based around the provision of food security. Provision of food assistance remains the main life-saving intervention in-country, although the start-up of food security and livelihoods initiatives is consistently growing and having meaningful impact at small-scale. According to assessments from WFP, food production has dropped to an all-time low in Syria. Many farmers have had to abandon their land, unable to afford the soaring costs of seeds, fertilizers and tractor fuel. There is a growing need to provide food to displaced people, affected communities, and people living in hard-to-reach (HTR) areas and areas under siege, in order to save lives and prevent severely damaging coping mechanisms. Food prices have soared, with particularly grave consequences for the poorest and most vulnerable people. During market assessments conducted in Kafr Batna (in eastern Ghouta) at the end of last year, results pointed towards very limited food stocks, with severe shortages of staple foods such as rice, pulses, sugar and oil. The same situation translates to other areas experiencing escalation of the conflict, such as Rural Damascus and Rural Homs and Hama. For Livelihoods and food-security related initiatives, specific beneficiary selection criteria may slightly vary depending on particularities of each project, for example, one project may consider access to land; while other projects may prioritize access to functioning markets, or previous experience with agriculture and livestock. However, the core criteria, shared by all projects includes key vulnerability insights such as: ▪ Families headed by women. ▪ Families with no source of income. ▪ Families with disabled children. ▪ Families with big number of children (5 and more). ▪ One of the family members at least should be under the age of 60. See above IFRC approach is to continue providing food parcels as priority items for dispatch on short notice, for sudden onset internal displacement and new isolated locations opening for humanitarian relief, and overall emergency situations. IFRC items will be used by SARC in a flexible manner in emergency situations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1295000 1204651 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 90349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1204651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 2130000 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 130000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 56198 52768 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3430 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project provides the WADI Khaled EMS station in Lebanon with an ambulance, hereby supporting both Syrian refugees and host communities in the region. - LRCS EMS station Wadi Khaled in Northern Lebanon is situated close to the Syrian border. Within the complex political context of this region the EMS station takes up a key role in providing EMS services to all beneficiaries in need: both Syrians and host communities. - EMS station Wadi Khaled is situated far from hospitals. If an ambulance is in use, it can take on average 3 hours before it returns to the station to be able to serve other patients. High mileage contributes to the overuse, hence ambulances age quickly. - EMS station Wadi Khaled has currently two ambulances for four shifts, two during the day and two during the night. In case of any reparations to be conducted on one of the ambulances the teams will be reduced to only one and hence the responding capacities will be decreased. Support by funding 1 ambulance Netherlands Red Cross and Lebanese Red Cross Wadi Khaled, northern Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands wadi khaled 0 0 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 85000 -7376 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7376 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3688 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 3368 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 7379 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3893 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -7379 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 76000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -85000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 85000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-234-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross A small contribution from a private donor for the Syria Appeal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 16308 15313 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 995 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15313 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-174 The Netherlands Red Cross This Programme is to support the Lebanese Red Cross Society by contributing the temporary Emergency Medical Services station in Wadi Khaled, in order to facilitate the first aid to and the transportation of the wounded from the Syrian-Lebanese border area to Lebanese hospitals. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 250273 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-174-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of this Programme is to support the Lebanese Red Cross Society by contributing the temporary Emergency Medical Services station in Wadi Khaled, in order to facilitate the first aid to and the transportation of the wounded from the Syrian-Lebanese border area to Lebanese hospitals. Since the beginning of the crisis in Syria till end of March 2014 the Lebanese Red Cross EMS department has carried out approximately 4.455 transports and provided 5.206 times first aid to Syrian patients. Besides of this 5.164 other services had been provided by the EMS department of the Lebanese Red Cross to Syrians. In Wadi Khaled LRCS EMS provided 603 times first aid and 1.599 transports in this period. Before the Syrian crisis LRCS had only an EMS station in El Qbaiyat (Northern Lebanon). However the distance from this station to Wadi Khaled (where most refugees were crossing the border and settled down) is quite far. The EMS station in El Qbaiyat is approximately 45 minutes driving from Wadi Khaled. A temporary EMS station in Wadi Khaled is necessary to support the high number of (wounded) people displaced from Syria who have settled themselves in Wadi Khaled. This project realises a EMS station in Wadi Khaled, equipped with two ambulances and opened day and night. Benificiaries of this project are Syrian patients and those of neighbouring communities of the Wadi Khaled region. EMS station is in Wadi Khaled. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Wadi Khaled 34.61767 36.37689 Response Material relief assistance and services 156325 19332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36993 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-175 The Netherlands Red Cross The armed conflict in Syria has spilled over its borders into neighbouring Jordan, where there are over 627,000 registered refugees while an estimated 100,000-200,000 remain unregistered. Continuing armed conflict in Syria, which also sends already displaced Palestinians from the country spilling into Jordan, and Iraq ensures a consistent stream of individuals fleeing into Jordan needing services and shelter to survive. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 1000000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-175-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Jordanian Red Crescent provides support to Syrian refugees and works on strengthening its capacity to better respond to and support refugees’ needs in health, relief, and shelter. The armed conflict in Syria has spilled over its borders into neighbouring Jordan, where there are over 627,000 registered refugees while an estimated 100,000-200,000 remain unregistered. Continuing armed conflict in Syria, which also sends already displaced Palestinians from the country spilling into Jordan, and Iraq ensures a consistent stream of individuals fleeing into Jordan needing services and shelter to survive. Since Syrian refugees and surrounding communities require a number of services, this project provides both food and non-food items, psychological support, shelter, assists in reuniting families, and provides hygiene-related items such as baby and hygiene kits. Over 35,000 people have been reached with psychological support, 31,203 Syrians and Jordanians have been reached with community health programmes, 1,170,000 kg of bread has been distributed, and medical treatments for over 1,000 patients have been financed. The Jordanian Red Cross' capacity continues to be increased through trainings. The project assists Syrian refugees in Jordan. The project takes place throughout Jordan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Amman 31.9873 35.9209 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to reduce the impact of HIV in six countries with high prevalence rates. The programme combines prevention, care and support activities focussing on most at risk populations. Activities include among others home based care, stigma-reduction campaigns, voluntary counselling and testing, income generating activities, for instance for groups of people who live with HIV, and peer education, for example among in and out of school youth and sex workers. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 12998088 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of children under the age of five and women in childbearing age, as well as in vulnerable communities, and to confine the prevalence of HIV to less than 2% and mitigate its impact. Furthermore, the community resilience of target families will be improved. Due to the prolonged years of conflicts in Sudan, and destroyed infrastructure, the health service system is either poorly managed or non-existent. Fear of people living with HIV/ AIDS (PLHIV) is still widespread, and communities react by isolating and discriminating against PLHIV and their children. Fear of having HIV/AIDS is a powerful deterrent for people to seek voluntary testing, counselling, and not disclosing HIV+ status to family members/friends. Such fear and isolation has led to a silent epidemic, which undermines HIV/AIDS prevention and care, and enhances stigmatisation of PLHIV. The following strategies will be implemented: Community sensitisation and mobilisation to create HIV/AIDS awareness and to reduce stigma for people living with HIV, advocacy for HIV/AIDS preventive methods, condom promotion and distribution, support to Voluntary Counselling and Testing centers, support to people living with HIV, and to victims of sexual and gender based violence, support (educational, economical, integrating) to orphans and other vulnerable children, training and capacity building of the Ministry of Health and the Sudanese Red Crescent project staff. The main partners in the programme are The Sudanese Red Crescent Society and (SRCS) the Ministry of Health. The Netherlands Red Cross facilitates the funding procedure, and strengthens the national project staff and volunteer capacity in addition to monitoring and supervising the project throughout, and after, the implementation period. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) supports SRCS in adaptation of HIV/AIDS policy in the workplace in the target states. The project intends to reach 159 460 people (orphans, people living with HIV and general population in the target areas). The project is implemented in Sudan: Kassala, Gezira, West Darfur, South Darfur and Khartoum states. Sudan is known to suffer from recurrent natural disasters including floods, drought, famine as well as epidemics consisting mainly of water borne diseases and meningitis. The recurrent disasters lead to displacement, vulnerability and poverty that lead to increased morbidity and mortality rates. During the rainy season the target areas can be inaccessible due to bad road conditions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sudan, Kassala State 15.9 35.65 Sudan, Gezira 14.6 33.35 Sudan, West Darfur 13.41667 22.66667 Sudan, South Darfur 11.5 24.66667 Sudan, Khartoum 15.8 33 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 2124088 -6941 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 55977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 22329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 154134 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 4207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198998 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 201373 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65961 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 11559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 189796 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 318200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 20000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 265400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the government’s efforts in improving the health status of target communities and reduce the impact of HIV by 2015. The project aims to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of children under the age of five and of women in childbearing age, as well as in vulnerable communities, and to confine the prevalence of HIV to less than 5% and mitigate its impact in the target areas. Another objective of the project is to enhance the operational development in HIV/AIDS interventions for the branch. The AIDS epidemic is a major challenge for South Sudan with an HIV prevalence of 3,04%. However, unawareness of HIV status, increased repatriation from countries with higher HIV prevalence, as well as cultural norms and institutionalised powerlessness among women and girls, are factors that are likely to contribute to a rising prevalence of HIV in coming years. Furthermore, there are unaddressed stigma and discrimination issues regarding HIV, as well as an increasing population of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). The project objectives will be met by enhancing good hygiene and advocating behavioural change, increasing school attendance for orphans and vulnerable children, community sensitisation and mobilisation to create HIV/AIDS awareness and reduce stigma for people living with HIV, advocacy for HIV/AIDS preventive methods, condom promotion and distribution, increasing knowledge about and - accessibility to - treatment, providing peer education, and training volunteers, providing workshop materials, nutritional support, training materials. The HIV AIDS programme in South Sudan targets 171 000 of the most vulnerable persons. The project aims to improve the health status of 83 391 men and 88 127 women, and to reach 230 vulnerable children annually. 16 000 young people are targeted for HIV awareness raising. Peer education reaches 26 000 people. The South Sudan Red Cross Society (SSRCS) will continue in collaboration with the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) and the IFRC. Target Areas: South Sudan, Central Equatoria State, Juba, Lainya & Terakeka Counties. South Sudan is one of the poorest countries with one of the worst health situations in the world. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Lainya 4.25449 31.00041 Terakeka 5.45303 31.75198 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1923390 -6253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 201982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21862 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 52119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145044 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 14410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63477 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 78306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105260 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 158059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 38064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65597 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 40806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 66033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36825 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 80922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 64856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to contribute to the reduction of the spread of HIV and mitigate its impact among people living with HIV, orphans and vulnerable children, and youth, to increase safe HIV prevention practices among the Most at High Risk Population, to increase access to community based HIV/AIDS home based care/ support services for people living with HIV, and to increase access to community based care services for vulnerable children. In Uganda a total of 1 200 000 people live with HIV/AIDS. The number of new infections (appr. 1 000 000) matches the number of AIDS related deaths, which has significantly reduced life expectancy. AIDS has affected the labour force, agricultural outputs and food security, and educational and health services negatively. The orphan burden is estimated at about two million. The widespread social disruption among families and communities resulting from loss of people, has led to a large number of child and widow headed households. Co-infection of tuberculosis and HIV is also a major problem. The following strategies and activities are being implemented: Community sensitisation and mobilisation to create HIV/AIDS awareness and reduce stigma for people living with HIV (PLHIV), advocacy for HIV/AIDS preventive methods, vulnerability assessment of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), provision of comprehensive service packages and psychosocial support for OVC, PLHIV and Youth, support to families and communities in food security and nutrition through providing agricultural training, provision of scholastic materials and vocational training support to in and out of school youth. The project will improve the quality of life of 6 000 orphans and vulnerable children, 2 100 people living with HIV, and 108 000 youth and a number of pregnant women in the target communities. Central and northern Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kitgum 3.406 33.336 Pader 2.956 32.8 Lira 2.274 32.953 Kampala East 0.33508 32.58313 Mpigi 0.07285 32.19902 Wakiso 0.23763 32.47836 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 2257950 89445 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 61689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -38035 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -10227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163696 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 18413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 34323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66819 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 28789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37569 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 14318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 461436 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 28736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 102122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 173749 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to contribute to the reduction of the spread of HIV and mitigate its impact among people living with HIV, orphans and vulnerable children, and youth, to increase safe HIV prevention practices among the Most at High Risk Population, and to increase access to community based HIV/AIDS home based care/ support services for people living with HIV. Although the HIV epidemic in Ethiopia is stabilising, the changes are not sufficient, due to the large number of infected people, as well as to the low levels of knowledge about HIV and a high prevalence of unprotected sex through multiple partners and intergenerational transactional sex. Orphans and other children affected by HIV are increasingly taken out of school and drawn into adult responsibilities, and therefore deprived of a chance for a full, healthy, and productive life. Furthermore, the children are also more exposed to risks such as STIs, HIV, child prostitution and early marriages. The Red Cross will support and facilitate peer education, community conversations, and community- and self-support groups against stigma, provide care and support for orphans and vulnerable children, and for people living with HIV, provide livelihood and food support for people living with HIV, strengthen the visibility and the HIV response capacity of the Ethiopian Red Cross Society. This project targets orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), people living with HIV (PLHIV), youth, commercial sex workers (CSW), and prisoners. Sidama, Wolayita, Gamo Gofa and South West Shoa. The South West Shoa zone falls under Oromia region, while the other three are situated in the Southern Nation Nationalities People Region (SNNPR). A total of nine districts will be targeted during the project period. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ethiopia, Sidama 6.718 38.448 Ethiopia, Wolayita 6.84312 37.70051 Ethiopia, Gamo Gofa 6.25 37 Ethiopia, South West Shoa 8.60917 38.23534 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1696830 50520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16855 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -5716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43865 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84227 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58567 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200491 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146614 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 48691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4735 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235623 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 43365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56833 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 101659 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49787 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 58172 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this HIV and AIDS Programme is to increase resilience of families and communities to HIV and its impact in three targeted areas in Malawi, to increase adoption of gender sensitive safer sexual practices, to increase social inclusion and acceptance of women, of people living with HIV, and of orphans and vulnerable children, and to support the Malawi Red Cross Society in planning, implementing, and managing community outreach programmes. Malawi is experiencing a severe HIV epidemic. Since 1985 when the first AIDS case was diagnosed, HIV prevalence has increased significantly and among persons aged 15-49, it rose to 16.2% in 1999, before declining and stabilizing at around 11.8% 2005. In 2009 the HIV prevalence among the whole population was 10.6%. There are 1 million Malawians living with HIV, including 100 000 children under 15 years. Nearly 75% of HIV infections are acquired through unprotected heterosexual intercourse, and almost 25% of new infections are children born to HIV-positive mothers. Malawi Red Cross will use this family and community based approach to empower families and communities to solve their own problems. This people centered approach requires investing in important areas, namely: prevention, advocacy, and support for most at risk-populations, social participation, psychosocial support, education, livelihoods, food security and income, health care. Annually, the Integrated project targets 250 000 people between the ages of 10-49 with HIV prevention, 480 people living with HIV, and 1 200 orphans and vulnerable children in three target communities. The project will also benefit the entire population in the three communities, which adds up to a total of 399 797 people, of whom 194 267 are male and 205 530 female, and 176 208 are young people aged 10-24 years. The project in Malawi is implemented in three Traditional Authorities of Chiseka in Lilongwe, in Chiwere in Dowa, and in Mwansambo in Nkhotakota. HIV infection is more prevalent in urban populations, and in the Southern Region. Because of the much larger rural population however, 78% of HIV-positive individuals live in rural areas and 69% in the Southern region of the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lilongwe -13.96692 33.78725 Chiwere -13.76667 34.13333 Mwansambo -13.30926 34.11783 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 2110946 -1434 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 56679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8517 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7345 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 17169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 24283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116565 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 87890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96816 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 24246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81843 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121344 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 5367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134431 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234393 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 177100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 10750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 142700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 32100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal of the project is to reduce the impact of HIV on internally displaced people (IDP), on people living with HIV (PLHIV) and on orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), and in that way contribute to revitalising the HIV prevention in the post-disaster Haiti. The specific objectives are: reducing sexually risky behaviour, reducing stigmatisation and discrimination against OVC and PLHIV, increasing family resilience in those in charge of PLHIV and OVC. Prior to the earthquake, the Haiti AIDS response had built comprehensive and coordinated HIV prevention, treatment, care and support components. The progress achieved by Haiti’s AIDS response is now under serious threat. Many hospitals and health centres have been partially or completely destroyed. Infrastructures were severely damaged, and health staff and health care systems were affected. Access to HIV prevention services has been reduced, and social support networks disrupted. Many of the conditions that facilitate the spread of HIV exist today in the earthquake affected zones. The integrated project is implemented with a multi-sector approach at community level through community sensitisation and awareness raising, as well as providing training on HIV, and on sexual and gender based violence. Households affected by and/or living with HIV are provided support for essential needs and long term livelihoods, as well as home based care. Orphans and vulnerable children are given educational and health related support. The capacity of associations for people living with HIV are reinforced, as are the human resource activities of the Haiti Red Cross Society's branches. Implementing partner: Haiti Red Cross Society. The project directly targets three groups: 4 200 internally displaced people (IDP) (living with HIV), 1 126 people living with HIV (PLHIV), and 800 orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Another 120 000 people will benefit from the sensitisation sessions. The project - indirectly and directly - targets a total of 474 319 people. South East and South departments in Haiti in post-disaster setting. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Haiti, Jacmel 18.23427 -72.53539 Haiti, Cayes-Jacmel 18.23073 -72.39417 Haiti, Marigot 18.23231 -72.31428 Haiti, Bainet 18.18494 -72.74778 Haiti, La Vallée 18.27083 -72.66667 Haiti, Les Cayes 18.19331 -73.74601 Haiti, Camp Perrin 18.35 -73.85 Haiti, Cavaillon 18.29928 -73.65551 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 2307964 63035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1945 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 20586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 18191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 168000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 22565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 45616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 248000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 151900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 24447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 208697 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal is HIV prevention and provide support to vulnerable groups affected by HIV and Aids. This specific sub activity provides technical support to the six different Red Cross and Red Crescent societies The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 246857 371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2706 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -985 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -890873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 890873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 48979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal is HIV prevention and provide support to vulnerable groups affected by HIV and Aids. This specific sub activity consists of the evaluation through collective evaluation of NL MFS facility The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 89442 11788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal is HIV prevention and provide support to vulnerable groups affected by HIV and Aids. This specific sub activity consists of the execution of a midterm review to develop and implement learnings within the programme implemented by six national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies Midterm review to extract lessons learned from the specific projects and activities within the MSF II program. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 85221 -5535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12518 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12393 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21419 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to provide capacity development support to the South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC). The objectives are supporting the Human Resources management of the SSRC, thereby contributing to the well-functioning of the SSRC, supporting the General Assembly of SSRCS, supporting Branch Capacity assessment, supporting management and leadership training, supporting realisation of new HQ. Capacity development of the newly established South Sudanese Red Cross Society. A well-functioning Human Resource management will be reached through developing and implementing human resource management policy and systems, and by making sure that certain technical procedures and processes - such as Remuneration packages, Job Contracts and Descriptions, Recruitment processes, Conditions of Employment, Organisational Rules and Regulations - are in place. The General Assembly will be given financial support. The Branch Capacity Assessment will be supported by supporting workshops. Management and leadership training will be supported through exchange and study visits. The capacity building support project is a cooperation between the Netherlands Red Cross and the South Sudan Red Cross, which targets the new National Society of the SSRC and its 100 staff members. The Branch Capacity Assessment of all 10 branches is supported by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 145400 -3428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6653 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 40661 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 39254 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 34067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-116-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the government’s efforts in improving the health status of target communities and reduce the impact of HIV by 2015. The project aims to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of children under the age of five and of women in childbearing age, as well as in vulnerable communities, and to confine the prevalence of HIV to less than 5% and mitigate its impact in the target areas. Another objective of the project is to enhance the operational development in HIV/AIDS interventions for the branch. The specific sub-activity of this project is to support to the governance of the newly established Red Cross society of South Sudan overseeing the society's functioning The specific sub-activity of this project is to support to the governance of the newly established Red Cross society of South Sudan overseeing the society's functioning A well-functioning Human Resource management will be reached through developing and implementing human resource management policy and systems, and by making sure that certain technical procedures and processes - such as Remuneration packages, Job Contracts and Descriptions, Recruitment processes, Conditions of Employment, Organisational Rules and Regulations - are in place. The General Assembly will be given financial support. The Branch Capacity Assessment will be supported by supporting workshops. Management and leadership training will be supported through exchange and study visits. The capacity building support project is a cooperation between the Netherlands Red Cross and the South Sudan Red Cross, which targets the new National Society of the SSRC and its 100 staff members. The Branch Capacity Assessment of all 10 branches is supported by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 10000 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to reduce the impact of HIV in a number of countries with high prevalence rates. The programme combines prevention, care and support activities with special attention for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Activities that are being organized include among others peer education, home visits and test sessions. Furthermore, OVC are enabled to go to school and receive psychosocial support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 3555212 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to reduce the impact of HIV in a number of countries with high prevalence rates. The programme combines prevention, care and support activities with special attention for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Activities that are being organized include among others peer education, home visits and test sessions. Furthermore, OVC are enabled to go to school and receive psychosocial support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 173860 -1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to increase family resilience and self-recovery ability of orphans and vulnerable children, and of people living with HIV. The objectives by which this purpose can be met are meeting the affected people's basic needs and minimizing future hazards, as well as increasing the capacity of the Eritrean Red Cross and its volunteers. The approach intends to make the families self-supporting through income that enables them to pay for and access community based support services. In Eritrea the national adult (15-49) HIV prevalence is estimated to be 1.33 % and an estimated 370 000 people live with HIV. Among young and unmarried people (especially in urban areas) the HIV prevalence is around 5- 10 %. Inadequate information and education on sex and reproductive health among young people, especially girls, is an important contributing factor to the HIV related vulnerability. Out of 105 000 orphans and vulnerable children, 40 000 are a result of HIV/AIDS. Stigmatisation and discrimination of persons living with HIV directly affect the wellbeing of children affected by HIV. The existing peer education (training peer educators and setting up peer clubs) will be used in order to increase HIV prevention knowledge and skills among young people. Furthermore, the target groups will be provided with both scholastic and psychosocial support, the families will be supported through home based care (nursing care), advocacy for prevention of mother to child transmission, as well as income generating activities and life skills, and food security training, young people will be given vocational skills training. Collaborating partners: The Netherlands Red Cross will be involved in providing financial support, as well as technical and monitoring support, while The Red Cross Society of Eritrea will collaborate with government ministries, and other stakeholders to build family and community response capacity to address stigma and discrimination. The beneficiaries of this project are children who themselves or their parents have been affected by HIV/ Aids. The peer education and community approach will indirectly benefit the entire communities. The target areas are: Galanafhi Sub Zoba (Zoba Maekel), Massawa Sub Zoba and Ginda Sub Zoba (Northern Red Sea), Assab Sub Zoba and Arata Sub Zoba (Southern Red Sea).The choice of these areas was based on the number and vulnerability of orphans and vulnerable children in these areas. The poverty in rural areas has lead to increased movement of many young people searching for employment opportunities. This population movement has triggered sex work among young girls. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Eritrea Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Eritrea, Maekel 14.99717 38.5881 Eritrea, Massawa Sub Zoba, Northern Red Sea 15.61667 39.48333 Eritrea, Ginda Sub Zoba, Northern Red Sea 15.43438 39.10466 Eritrea, Assab Sub Zoba, Southern Red Sea 13.00917 42.73944 Eritrea, Arata Sub Zoba, Southern Red Sea 14.98861 38.71028 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 149263 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 656 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Eritrea 1049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4872 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Eritrea 1618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98770 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Eritrea 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to increase the family resilience of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and people living with HIV (PLHIV) and their families, through meeting their basic needs, contributing to improving their social conditions, health and quality of life, minimizing future hazards, and by increasing the capacity of the Kenyan Red Cross and its volunteers. Kenya is severely affected by the HIV epidemic. 6.3 % of the adult population aged 15-49 is infected with HIV. Despite a significant decline in HIV prevalence over the past ten years, there has been an increase in mortality rate and reduced life expectancy over the past 15 years, largely because of AIDS, deterioration of health services, and increasing poverty. HIV threaten both national and household socio-economic and livelihoods security. Households suffer from food insecurity, malnutrition, and increased levels of poverty, at the same time as there is an increase in orphans and vulnerable children. Intervention will be made on 8 levels: education, food and nutrition, HIV and AIDS prevention, psychosocial support, child protection, health, and income generating. The methods will include promotion of access to education, basic training and health promotion in cooking, hygiene, and sanitation, promotion of HIV prevention, sensitizing communities on sexual and gender based violence, and promotion of income generating activities like rabbit rearing and bee keeping. The family assessment targets 800 persons living with HIV, and 5 000 orphans and vulnerable children and their families. A total of 800 youth are trained in peer education, which will reach 12 800 peers. The project will have a significant impact on the targeted beneficiaries and entire communities in terms of attitude change towards people living with HIV. Furthermore, the project will provide resource and environment for building project management capacity of the Kenyan Red Cross staff and volunteers. The target areas are: Lamu county (Amu and Mpeketoni), Kilifi and Meru. Most people on the Amu island face a number of problems such as lack of clean water and inadequate medical facilities. In Mpeketoni the access to health care is limited due to both financial and geographical issues. In Kilifi county unpredictable weather conditions account for high crop failure probability. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lamu -2.27169 40.90201 Mpeketoni -2.38548 40.69553 Kilifi County -3.563 39.644 Meru County 0 37.518 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 647737 -1439 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -3498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10192 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 1082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33184 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 50440 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 7778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152789 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 1618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126491 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the community HIV and AIDS project 2011-2013 is to contribute to the reduction of vulnerability to HIV and its impact by preventing further HIV infections, by expanding treatment, care and support to orphans and vulnerable children, by reducing stigma and discrimination of the people affected by HIV, and by strengthening the capacity in order to enable more effective, direct outreach to served communities in Manicaland Province. HIV / AIDS is the leading cause of death among mothers and infants, accounting for over 27% of all deaths in Zimbabwe. Tuberculosis is also a major public health problem and it has an incidence rate of all cases of 1 136/ 100 000. The large number of deaths has left a large number of orphans and vulnerable children. It is estimated that 25% of all children in Zimbabwe have lost one or both parents to AIDS and related causes. Zimbabwe Red Cross will provide educational support, psychosocial support and medical care to orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), which will also benefit their families. The project will also contribute to the reduction of the HIV incidence by implementing prevention activities through peer education and community mobilization. Furthermore, voluntary counselling and testing, as well as the prevention of mother to child transmission will be promoted, through referral of sensitised clients, as well as sensitisation and mobilisation activities. Annually, the project targets 250 000 people between the ages of 10-49 with HIV prevention, 480 people living with HIV, and 1 200 orphans and vulnerable children in three target communities. The project will also benefit the entire population in the three communities, which adds up to a total of 399 797 people, of whom 194 267 are male and 205 530 female, and 176 208 are young people aged 10-24 years. Manicaland Province is one of the HIV and AIDS high burden-areas. The province has the second highest HIV burden in Zimbabwe. Buhera is a high food insecurity zone accounting for 19% of the food insecure population. Due to this poor food security situation, vulnerabilities within the district have increased including risk of HIV transmission. In the Mutare district, due to increased mining activities, there is increased movement of many young people searching for employment opportunities. The population movement has triggered sex work among young girls. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Zimbabwe, Buhera District -19.5 32 Zimbabwe, Mutare District -18.9707 32.67086 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 377137 -163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 178000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to contribute to the building of community and family resilience to HIV by improving the care and support for children and their families who are affected by HIV, by preventing new infections and reducing consequences related to HIV/AIDS, including stigmatisation and discrimination, and by improving the capacity of the Mozambique Red Cross Society in project/ programme management at the local and national level. In 2009 the national prevalence of HIV in adults was 15%. Tuberculosis (TB), and TB and HIV coinfection, are major public health problems. Despite a decrease in the number of HIV/AIDS related deaths – which is largely due to a greater access to counselling and testing services - the rates of noncompliance with treatment are too high and a better monitoring of patients at community level is necessary. The growing number of new HIV infections and AIDS among adolescents and young people is believed to be caused mainly by high levels of poverty, limited access to information, and low education. The community based approach will reach community members through sensitisation campaigns and peer education. Traditional healers and other gatekeepers in the communities will be sensitised to sexual health issues. The kids' club approach aims at integrating children in recreational, educational and psychosocial support activities in their communities. Through volunteer supported training people living with HIV will be involved in the care of vulnerable children, as well as in HIV prevention. Socioeconomic development and income generating activities will be promoted. The local and implementing partner of the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) is the Cruz Vermelha de Mozambique. The direct beneficiaries of the project are 1 120 children, 283 families of people living with HIV/AIDS, and 1 600 youth in and out of schools. Indirect beneficiaries who are expected to be reached by community mobilisation activities include all members (14 519) of the project sites. The project is carried out in three areas in the Sofala Province: Beira City, Nhamatanda District, Buzi District. Some areas are more difficult to reach due to poor road conditions. The Province forms a corridor that is vital, and economically and politically strategic, connecting the south and the north of the country, as well as other countries in the region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mozambique, Sofala Province, Beira City -19.84361 34.83889 Mozambique, Sofala Province, Nhamatanda District -19.349 34.268 Mozambique, Sofala Province, Buzi District -20.03925 34.37237 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 362560 -28 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society 40712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22223 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society 4285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society -53102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58021 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society 3561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the community HIV and AIDS programme is to contribute to the reduction of vulnerability to HIV and its impact, by preventing further HIV infections, by expanding treatment, care and support to orphans and vulnerable children, by reducing stigma and discrimination of the people affected by HIV, and by strengthening the capacity of the Zambian Red Cross in order to enable more effective planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting practices, and resource mobilisation and management systems. In Zambia the prevalence of HIV in adults was 17% in 2005. Zambia has the second highest number of orphans in Africa. HIV and AIDS account for half of the estimated 1.3 million orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in the country. Urban children (27%) are more likely to be orphaned or become vulnerable than rural children (16%). Approximately 19% of OVC are double orphans, since AIDS is likely to lead to the death of both parents. Double orphans are particularly vulnerable and are less likely to be in school compared to children with at least one living parent. In order to prevent further HIV infections, targeted community based peer and information education puts the focus on male circumcision, parent to child transmission, voluntary counselling and testing, and mother and child health. Furthermore, medical (also treatment literacy), nutritional, and psychosocial support and counselling is provided to people living with HIV. Orphans and vulnerable children are provided holistic support. By sensitising communities and community leaders to sexual and gender violence, stigmatisation and discrimination will be reduced. The project specifically targets orphans and vulnerable children, and youth, as well as their families, by peer education work and community mobilisation. Traditional healers, chiefs and communities at large will be sensitised on sexual reproductive health issues, partly through earlier training of traditional leaders. Through the International Federation Regional office in Southern Africa The Netherlands Red Cross will support the Zambian Red Cross that is implementing the project. The Regional office will also receive direct funding. The project is carried out in the Sesheke and Kazungula districts. Rapid and uncontrollable urbanisation has resulted in high population density in the cities. Here communities are very vulnerable to communicable diseases. The continued population growth has also lead to low access to sanitation facilities and to clean drinking water. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kazungula district -17.066 25.687 Limulunga -15.09691 23.13757 ZSesheke district -16.75 24.3333 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 269137 -163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project 2011-2013 is to contribute to the reduction of vulnerability and to the capacity building and increased resilience of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), their families and communities, by strengthening the support, care and treatment for OVC and their guardians. In 2008 there was an estimated 174 000 people living with HIV in Namibia. Women account for about 62% of all adults aged 15-49 years living with HIV. The pandemic has led to a decline in life expectancy and an increase in under-five mortality. Over 50% of the beds in the hospitals are occupied by patients with HIV and AIDS related illnesses, and AIDS is the leading cause of adult mortality in the country. 70 000 children have lost one or both parents due to AIDS. It is estimated that 16 000 children are living with HIV, and that at least half of them are in need of Antiretroviral Therapy. The following strategies and activities will be implemented in order to reach the goals set for the project: provision of material (incl. blankets, mosquito nets, shelter material, hygiene packs), educational (incl. sensitisation on nutrition, HIV, hygiene, sanitation, child protection), scholastic and livelihood (incl. seeds and tools) support to orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and their families, implementation of peer education training, strengthening the capacity of the Namibian Red Cross to provide support for OVC. The implementing partner of this project is the Namibian Red Cross Society and the funding partner is the Belgian Red Cross – Flanders. This project targets 300 of the most vulnerable orphans and vulnerable children, as well as their parents, grannies and other care takers/ guardians. The project areas are Grootfontein, Otavi, Otjituuwo, Shamalindi and Kaposa/Alina in the Otjozondjupa Region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Namibia Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Namibia, Otavi -19.65 17.33333 Namibia, Otjituuwo -19.83333 18.83333 Namibia, Grootfontein -19.56667 18.11667 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 450000 -41088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Namibia Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Namibia Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The Southern Africa Regional Representation office (SARRO) participates in the development of the National Societies and supports the resourcing of long-term projects, including the HIV and AIDS programme, which will be integrated into the Health and Care portfolio. The focus of the HIV and AIDS programme lies on preventing further HIV infections, expanding treatment, care, and support, reducing stigma and discrimination, and on institutional strengthening. Southern Africa carries a disproportionate burden (70 %) of the global HIV / AIDS pandemic. Tuberculosis, malaria and diarrhoeal diseases also count for a number of health problems. 4.3 million children have lost one or both parents to AIDS, there are 760 000 children infected with HIV, and 11.3 million people living with HIV. These on-going challenges demand increased humanitarian action, where the National Society plays a central role in addressing vulnerability at a community level. The role of the Regional Office has become increasingly important in supporting the National Societies in the Regional HIV and AIDS programme. The Regional Office will offer technical support, coordinate external relations in order to strengthen the quality of National Society (NS) programme interventions, promote good practices and share experiences across the region, mobilise resources at regional and country levels, build capacity for NS at national and branch levels through strengthening volunteer management systems and technical capacity. The NS support for orphans and vulnerable children will be strengthened with regards to education, materials, food, psychosocial support, and family and community resilience. The Netherlands Red Cross will support two National Societies through the International Federation Regional office in Southern Africa. The Regional office will also receive direct funding to support implementation in the two countries and also to strengthen the Regional and the Zimbabwe Federation Country offices. The target groups for the National Societies' interventions include commercial sex workers, prisoners, migrant populations, people in stable relationships, young people, and men who have sex with men. International Federation Regional office Southern Africa, Zimbabwe Federation Country office, Zambia Red Cross Society, Zimbabwe Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Johannesburg -26.20227 28.04363 Lusaka -15.40669 28.28713 Harare -17.82772 31.05337 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 297122 4361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The project seeks to improve the living conditions - and reducing the vulnerability - of vulnerable children in the Southern Province of Rwanda, and by doing so, reducing poverty in Rwanda. The main objectives are to strengthen the capacity of volunteers, pursue the financial autonomy of the beneficiaries, and to strengthen the capacities of the Rwandan Red Cross in project monitoring, evaluation and reporting. In Rwanda 20.5% of orphans and vulnerable children have lost one or both of their parents, 600 000 children do not attend secondary school and 100 000 do not attend primary school, 15 000 Rwandan children act as household heads. The vast majority of orphans and vulnerable children are affected by acute poverty. The number of orphans and vulnerable children under 15 years is estimated to have reached 1.5 million in 2010 and the number of orphans due to AIDS represents over 52% of the total number of orphans. In Rwanda, HIV/AIDS is one of the four main causes of death. Community awareness raising sessions will address issues such as hygiene in the household, reproductive health, malaria and AIDS prevention, children's rights, and nutrition. The volunteers are organized into groups: 150 nkundabana mothers, 30 peer educators, 30 health and hygiene volunteers, and 6 volunteers specialized in education, income generating activities, and monitoring. Orphans and vulnerable children will be provided social support by Red Cross volunteers and the project team. The most vulnerable of them will receive more intensive support, including financial support and vocational training. The project is a joint effort by the Rwandan Red Cross and the Belgian Red Cross. The community awareness raising sessions targets 2 400 members of the communities from the 6 targeted sectors. 216 volunteers will receive refresher training courses. The direct beneficiaries are 4 500 orphans and vulnerable children, of which 250-300 are affected by the disease. Because it is difficult to estimate the number of children who take care of family members affected by AIDS, the project supports all vulnerable children in the target area in order to prevent stigmatisation. The vulnerability of children in the Southern province of Rwanda is increased due to a number of them working in hard conditions, such as in quarries, tea plantations, as domestics or as child soldiers. Furthermore, they are exposed to poverty, malnutrition, and limited access to health care, education, drinking water and sanitation. E.g. many children travel several kilometres each day in order to draw drinking water. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Rwanda, Huye District -2.51704 29.69603 Rwanda, Nyamagabe district -2.40819 29.46797 Rwanda, Nyaruguru District -2.69845 29.52369 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 160001 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-091-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the project is to provide capacity development support to the South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC). The objectives are supporting the Human Resources management of the SSRC, thereby contributing to the well-functioning of the SSRC, supporting the General Assembly of SSRCS, supporting Branch Capacity assessment, supporting management and leadership training, supporting realisation of new HQ. The South Sudan Red Cross is the new National Society in the South, which was established after South Sudan became independent in July 2011. As the new National Society is struggling to establish itself, it is also facing challenges in terms of financial resources to recruit urgently needed staff including HR Manager and IT Officer. Currently with 100 staff, high turnover, and no HR policies in place, the challenges for the new society to establish itself are significant. A well-functioning Human Resource management will be reached through developing and implementing human resource management policy and systems, and by making sure that certain technical procedures and processes - such as Remuneration packages, Job Contracts and Descriptions, Recruitment processes, Conditions of Employment, Organisational Rules and Regulations - are in place. The General Assembly will be given financial support. The Branch Capacity Assessment will be supported by supporting workshops. Management and leadership training will be supported through exchange and study visits. The capacity building support project is a cooperation between the Netherlands Red Cross and the South Sudan Red Cross, which targets the new National Society of the SSRC and its 100 staff members. The Branch Capacity Assessment of all 10 branches is supported by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 668395 -5239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9851 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -31870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9751 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-280 The Netherlands Red Cross EI Nino caused serious drought in Ethiopia, which brought more than 10 million people dependable of emergency food support. Of this population 1,2 million reside in the Tigray region. Especially children and lactating mothers are physically weak and underweight, making them more vulnerable. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Drought 242842 20842 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 22000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-280-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project proposal is prepared to provide supplementary food support for 10,393 target population (<5 children, lactating & pregnant mother) in five woredas of Easter and southern zone of Tigray region for three months. EI Nino caused serious drought in Ethiopia, which brought more than 10 million people dependable of emergency food support. Of this population 1,2 million reside in the Tigray region. Especially children and lactating mothers are physically weak and underweight, making them more vulnerable. An assessment showed that malnutrition both acute & moderate among under five children, pregnant & lactating is more sever in five woredas in the southern and Eastern zone of the region. This project provides this vulnerable population with additional food supplies. The primary objective of this proposed action is to provide supplementary food support for acute and moderately malnourished 10,393 under five children, pregnant & lactating mothers. The five assisted woredas are Raya almeda, Alaje, Endamohony, Hawzen and kilte Awlaelo in the southern and Eastern zone of the Tigray region, Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Tigray Region 14.2775432 39.4612757 Drought Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Gender Equality 242842 20830 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221811 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-282 The Netherlands Red Cross In May 2016 a large scale military offensive by Iraqi security forces on the town of Fallujah displaced tens of thousands of people. In period from May to June more than 5,000 people were displaced from Nineveh/Mosul, and 14,000 displaced from Salah al-Din. The total number displaced stands at 131,000 since March, 100,000 of which displaced since May. This programme offers assistence to the displaced. 2020: an unearmarked contribution to the IFRC Iraq country plan. According to MOU with IFRC - 24 months – 31 March 2020 – 31 March 2022 Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 562000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-282-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The IRCS, plans to target through the current proposed plan. A total of 35,882 female and 29,275 male (women headed household, youth, children) in the governorates of Nineveh, Al Muthanna, and Al Basrah. The Intervention will include vocational training as part of Incoming Generating projects, training in Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA), providing clean and potable water, rehabilitation of Health facilities and education Infrastructure. 1.8 million internally displaced persons and 6.7 million people in need of humanitarian assistance . Of these, 500,000 people are resident in camps and emergency sites and 550,000 people live in host communities. The Intervention will include vocational training as part of Incoming Generating projects, training in Community Based Health and First Aid (CBHFA), providing clean and potable water, rehabilitation of Health facilities and education Infrastructure. A total of 35,882 female and 29,275 male (women headed household, youth, children) Iraq The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 162000 152113 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9887 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 152113 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-282-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Support the Iraqi Red Crescent Society (IRCS) to deliver assistance and support to 90,000 people displaced from Fallujah and surrounds, with a focus on food, shelter, non-food items, water-sanitation-hygiene, and health including first aid and psychosocial support Approximately 131,000 people have been displaced since March 2016, with more than 100,000 of these since late May. Those displaced are in dire need of safety, shelter, water, food and health care. This project supports displaced populations by providing first aid, health care and psychosocial support, and increased access to appropriate and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services. This project reaches 90,000 people displaced from Fallujah and surrounding areas. This project takes place in Fallujah and surrounding areas. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 400000 375587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-264 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme offers assistence to those who suffer from electional violence in CAR. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest 202999 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-264-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project offers assistance for those affected by electional violence in Central African Republic. The project provides First Aid materials, First Aid volunteers training, equipment and transport. During electional periods in CAR, with increasing tension, there is a high demand for First Aid services while there is a low capacity at host national society. This initiative improves local capacity. For this project the National Society purchases a vehicle, First Aid materials and trains staff. This project is implemented by ICRC, supported bij NLRC CAR - Bangui The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bangui 4.366667 18.583333 Civil unrest Response 102999 102918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-264-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project offers assistance for those affected by electional violence in Central African Republic. The project is coordinated by a ICRC delegation. During electional periods in CAR, with increasing tension, there is a high demand for assistance while there is a low capacity at host national society. This ICRC initiative provides additional assistance to scale up local capacity. Assistence is offered by cash for kind support. This project is implemented by ICRC, supported bij NLRC CAR - Bangui The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bangui 4.366667 18.583333 Civil unrest Response 100000 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-265 The Netherlands Red Cross On 1 February 2016, the Emergency Committee of the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Zika virus a public health emergency of international concern. The current Zika Virus (ZIKV) outbreak in the Americas is unprecedented in terms of the number of cases. This programme anticipates in an IFRC regional appeal to ensure effective and efficient response and preparedness to contribute to halt the chain of transmission of Zika virus disease in the affected and at risk countries, and to provide regional coordination and information management in the Americas region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 250000 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-265-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this regional appeal is to ensure effective and efficient response and preparedness to contribute to halt the chain of transmission of Zika virus disease in the affected and at risk countries, and to provide regional coordination and information management in the Americas region. On 1 February 2016, the Emergency Committee of the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Zika virus a public health emergency of international concern. The current Zika Virus (ZIKV) outbreak in the Americas is unprecedented in terms of the number of cases. The main line of action, based on the strategy on vector control and hygiene promotion, will focus on the cleaning of housing and communities. In addition, local level actions will be complemented with promotion and dissemination of health messages so people are able to identify symptoms related to the disease and seek medical assistance at health care centres. Based on the information available from National Societies and PAHO, this appeal will aim to reach 200,000 people through direct intervention, and 1 million people indirectly through community engagement. The target vulnerable groups most at risk at this moment are young women in reproductive age and pregnant women living in areas with poor sanitation in rural and urban contexts. Although pregnant women have the same risk as the rest of the population of being infected with Zika virus, according to a preliminary analysis of research carried out by Brazilian authorities, the greatest risk of microcephaly and malformations appears to be associated with infection during the first trimester of pregnancy. Up to 1 February 2016, the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) reported that 24 countries and territories in the Americas have confirmed autochthonous circulation of Zika virus: Barbados, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Martinique, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Puerto Rico, Saint Martin, Suriname, US Virgin Islands and Venezuela. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bridgetown 13.0977832 -59.6184184 La Paz -16.495647 -68.133542 Rio de Janeiro -22.89517 -43.21547 Bogota 4.5980478 -74.0760867 Willemstad 12.1091242 -68.9316546 Santo Domingo 18.4801972 -69.942111 Quito -0.2201641 -78.5123274 San Salvador 13.6977587 -89.19301 Georgetown 6.8137426 -58.1624465 Georgetown 6.8137426 -58.1624465 Pointe-à-Pitre 16.2408636 -61.5334077 Guatemala C.A. 14.6417889 -90.5132239 Port au Prince 18.547327 -72.3395928 Comayagüela D.C. 14.0976969 -87.2095003 Martinique 14.6367927 -61.0158268506373 México D.F. 19.4325301 -99.1332102 Managua 12.1461244 -86.273717 Panamá 8.9714493 -79.5341802 Asunción -25.2959916 -57.6311196 Puerto Rico 18.4652988 -66.1166657 Saint Martin 18.0423736 -63.0549948 Paramaribo 5.8216198 -55.1771974 US Virgin Islands 17.789187 -64.7080574 Caracas 10.4885375 -66.8791739 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 250000 250000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme, 3FMSR 2016 Pneumonia, aims to improve resilience due to a reduced incidence rate of Acute Respiratory Infections (Pneumonia) which thus leads to overall mortality and morbidity rates reduction among children under 5 years old. To reach this goal, the amount of 9.1 mi EURO has been collected. The programme is implemented in five countries: Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Mali, Sudan and Zambia. - Ethiopia will receive EUR 2 mi for 4 years - Ivory Coast will receive EUR 1.190 mi for 3 years, (2019) plus an extra € 300.000 from 3 FMSR 2013 Diarrhoea - Mali will receive EUR 1.190 mi for 3 years - Sudan will receive EUR 2 mi for 4 years + 25/5-2020: € 20.000 - Zambia will receive EUR 540.000 for 1.5 years, + € 100.000 extra for separate project Zambia Red Cross Society 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic Flood 8692222 567993 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -567993 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -94000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 593203 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -593203 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -873 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 29444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -10000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 3310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47350 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -140000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -7656 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -62323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82688 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25300 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21784 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 300000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 9905 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 17560 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10538 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59053 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8959228 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 56400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 881 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57432 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 6746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5020 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80657 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Reduction and CBS The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 100244 -3 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -3 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 100244 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25947 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 24879 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28718 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross SDG target 3.3. Reaching people with information, education and communication # of females reached with messages on indoor pollution # of females reached with messages on indoor pollution # of females reached with messages on indoor pollution SDG target 3.3. Reaching people with information, education and communication # of males reached with messages on indoor pollution # of males reached with messages on indoor pollution # of males reached with messages on indoor pollution SDG target 3.d. Volunteers that are trained and receive regular supervision. HR Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc SDG target 3.d. Community health surveillance system is in place and operational (can be CBS) SDG target 3.9. Households that have and use an improved cooking stove (ICS) Mantapala 1500 and Kalabo 2456 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross In this project costs of NLRC Headquarter are booked. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 840887 2543 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 741169 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of the ERCS 3FM project is to reduce pneumonia mortality and morbidity among children under five in three regions. Pneumonia is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the selected regions knowledge and skills building among care providers, health system strengthening, provision of quality care, addressing underlying causes The project will target children under five, care takers, and household with children under five in South Gondar, Gujji and Fafan zones The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Philips Foundation Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1979258 -73280 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4125 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -2214 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6339 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1327466 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1337465 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 52653 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -162653 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 42072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1402121 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1327466 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 25843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16486 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233321 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36051 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 41789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5851 Expenditure The 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Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1402121 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 21270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161851 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Using detergents and at appropriate times Percentage of households that report diversification of food intake SDG target: 3.8. Timely seeking of treatment after onset of first recognizable symptoms / danger signs SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid SDG target 3.c. Supporting health authorities in training their staff SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs numeric numeric HR SDG target 3.2. The infant receives only breast milk the first half year Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims at reducing mortality and morbidity rates of Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) among children under 5 years of age within four localities in Kassala state by the end of 2019. There is still need to intervene in community health activities to reduce the rate of morbidity and mortality among under 5 within the target areas. The current MICS (Multi Cluster Indicator Survey) 2014 statistics (Infant mortality (Sudan 52.0 deaths, Kassala 62 deaths); Under 5 mortality (Sudan 68.4 deaths, Kassala 87 deaths) gives this picture against the country national target. As per the Sudan Government strategic plan 2012 - 2016 targets for Infant mortality are 43 deaths /1000 live births while Under 5 mortality are 58 deaths /1000 live births. In addition the burden of disease among under 5 in Sudan is Malaria 25% and Pneumonia 18%. The project targets under 5 as the main beneficiaries within 20 villages in four localities (Telkook, North Delta, Hamoshkorieb and Rural Aroma) in Kassala state. The interventions are mainly on IMCI (Integrated Management of Childhood Illness), support Government EPI (Expanded Programme on Immunization), supporting rehabilitation of health facilities infrastructure, and undertaking Water Sanitation and Hygiene Interventions. The project will also promote the use of improved cooking stoves in the reduction for indoor residual pollution. Project communities in with a main focus on under 5 4 localities: Telkook, North Delta, Hamoshkorieb and Rural Aroma in Kassala state The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kassala 15.4521163 36.3771099 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1907150 -22580 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -92850 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The 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Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 6484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -1444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12217 There are at least 2 healers per village (M and F). Target 40 0 Using detergents and at appropriate times Percentage of households that report diversification of food intake SDG target: 3.8. Timely seeking of treatment after onset of first recognizable symptoms / danger signs 0 0 SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid 361 252 254 SDG target 3.c. Supporting health authorities in training their staff 0 SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs 0 SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs 0 0 The HH will be visited at least three times during the project period 0 0 N/A numeric 2 N/A numeric 0 HR 101 18 SDG target 3.2. The infant receives only breast milk the first half year Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc The target is 20% above baseline. Its 8.1% and 28.1% as system does not accept % 101 10 days support to SMOH (EPI department) per month = 120 days in a year and 480 days in 4 years 1538 2406 3881 4392 5419 6798 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will focus on the causes and risk factors of Pneumonia to reduce the morbidity and mortality of girls and boys under five years old. The main actions of the project will be: Management of Pneumonia: At the community level, in support of the health district, the goal is to integrate the treatment of community-acquired pneumonia by CHWs (community health workers) and to strengthen its management at rural health centers and the reference hospital. An increased awareness and education on vaccination, exclusive breastfeeding, good child nutrition practices, hand-washing and reduction of pollution of interior air will accompany this process put in place by CHW and the health staff supported by CRCI (Red Cross Cote d'Ivoire). In short, this will aim to :  protect children from pneumonia through vaccination, exclusive breastfeeding, child nutrition, hand-washing and reduction of indoor air pollution in homes;  treat pneumonia by ensuring that each sick child has access to adequate care - provided by a CHW or in severe cases, in a health facility - and that he/she should take antibiotics and should put on oxygen if his/her condition requires it. Hygiene, sanitation and access to drinking water. According to the initial needs assessment (October 2016), Pneumonia among girls and boys under 5 years of age is a real public health problem in the health district of Dimbokro (424.34 ‰ against 202.35 ‰ on the National plan, RASS 2015). This needs assessment highlighted the explanatory reasons for this impact: - The poor knowledge of the real causes of the disease by the communities At the level of this health district, the pneumonia is not unknown by the communities and it bears the name of "djêkin" in local language. However, they may attribute its causes to the consumption of a fish, called "djêkin" in the local language, by a pregnant woman. As it is, she may transmit the disease to her baby at the time of delivery. This belief leads communities not to use health services because they are convinced that modern medicine is not capable of diagnosing this disease and therefore administering adequate treatment. The communities mainly use traditional medicine (an application of decoction of leaves on the body of the child, especially on his coasts, this decoction is also introduced in his nostrils) to treat this disease. Pneumonia is therefore discovered at the health center in the aftermath of another pathology that prompted the consultation. - Non-attendance of health centers The communities of the sanitary areas visited do not practice the systematic use of health centers. Indeed, practice in these localities means that it is first and foremost traditional medicine that is the first resort in case of illness among both adults and children. This situation can partly be explained by the low economic power of the inhabitants of the area, hence financial inability to afford health care and services. - The low purchasing power of the communities The health district of Dimbokro is a locality where the main source of income of the populations is the sale of products from the farm. As a result, the populations have seasonal incomes linked to the sale of their crops. However, with climate change, these communities suffer from a loss of production because of the disruption of the seasonal schedule. Also, frequent bush fires due to high heat during dry seasons causes destruction of crops. Dimbokro is a department with the highest temperatures in Côte d'Ivoire. This situation of destruction of crops reduces the economic power of these populations and submits them at risk of food insecurity and malnutrition. The weakness of economic power is a reason for not attending health centers, especially for villages that are far away from them. Thus, according to the Nurses' CSR Djangokro and Langba (during the initial needs assessment), it was notified again that cases of home births with the risk of inhalation of amniotic fluid by the child, hence the occurrence of pneumonia in the first weeks of life of the child. This weak economic power of the population does not allow them to access another type of habitat and adopt new culinary practices. Indeed, despite the comfort of the houses made of adobe (reduction of heat), they are used in addition to bedroom, to store all the goods and equipment of households (bicycles, kitchen utensils, work tools...), thus reducing usable space and therefore source of atmospheric pollution. Also, for cooking, the use of firewood is a common practice in unimproved homes exposing the household (adults and children) to fumes from wood which sometimes prove toxic source of illness such as pneumonia. - Low level of hygiene and sanitation In the locality of Dimbokro, the practice of defecation in the open-air is a cultural norm. It is not common to find latrines in households. This standard is valid for both children and adults. In addition, there is a lack of animal parking and the existence of wild garbage deposits. In addition, the almost non-existence of improved water points (the backwaters are the main points of supply of drinking water in several villages), expose the inhabitants to water-borne diseases such as diarrhea and malaria. These infections therefore become factors that can cause pneumonia. - The low technical equipment of rural health centers In Côte d'Ivoire, there is a targeted gratuity policy for pregnant women and children aged 0 to 5 years. This gives rise to free consultations and access to medicines. However, despite the free medicines, there are frequent breaks in the stock of medicines free of charge. Therefore, patients are obliged to pay the drugs of their treatment in pharmacies that are only in the city of Dimbokro. Moreover, the technical equipment of rural health centers does not allow them to offer a number of services, notably biological examinations and even quality neonatal services (no modern vacuum cleaner). This situation obliges the patients to go to the Regional Hospital Center (CHR) in Dimbokro. The distance of the town from the various villages (between 27 and 70 km depending on the health center CSR), the cost of transport and the lack of a permanent transport service linking the villages and the city. There is only one departure in the morning and one return in the evening) and the low purchasing power of populations, unfortunately contributes to the non-use of the services offered by these rural health centers. Implementation of the project will ensure the participation and involvement of the different stakeholders, namely, the communities in the implementation areas, the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene through the National Mother Program and The health district of Dimbokro, the local administrative authorities (prefecture, sub-prefectures, municipality, regional councils). To achieve this goal, different approaches will be used. At the community level, the CBHFA for community mobilization, BenCom, for communication aspects, CLTS, PHAST / CHAST and San-market for water, sanitation and hygiene issues. At the level of the health district, integration of community treatment of pneumonia and strengthening of its advanced strategies. At the local branch of Dimbokro, the BOCA approach will be used to improve the structural organization with a view to the sustainability of the project. Ensuring the involvement of all stakeholders in a project is to ensure ownership of interventions and the sustainability of achievements. Red Cross Côte d'Ivoire (HQ, Local Branch, volunteers), mothers clubs, husband clubs, local authorities (Prefet, Sub-Prefet), Ministry of Health (central and local level), Territorial Directorate of hydraulic, Regional council The project will be implemented in 3 rural health areas covering 29 villages, with a population of 12 645 inhabitants, ie 13.20% of the total population of the health district of Dimbokro and almost half (45.92%) of the population of all rural health areas (excluding the town of Dimbokro). The health areas to be covered by the project are Djangokro, Nofou and Langba. These 3 health areas were selected under guidance of the Dimbokro Departmental Health Director and the focal point of Ministry of Health (National Maternal and Child Health Program), taking into account their high incidence of low IRA / Pneumonia, infant mortality rate, CSR attendance rate, distance from the health center to the health district. Indeed, health centers in these health areas are the furthest from the reference hospital. According to the head nurse of these health areas, when patients are referred to the reference center in Dimbokro, very few of them go there. The choice of this health district is justified by: 1- According to the 2015 RASS data, the health district of Dimbokro is one of the health districts with the highest incidence of pneumonia (3rd highest national rate). Indeed, the health district of Dimbokro has an incidence of 424,34 ‰ against 202,35 ‰ at the national level. 2- Relatively low coverage of health services at village level in the health district. There are 15 first contact establishments for a population estimated at 91 056 inhabitants, of which 5 are in the city of Dimbokro. 3- a low rate of attendance of these centers and of the use of the services offered, especially at the community level. 4- Dimbokro is the hottest area of the country, which means that the population is often confronted with dust with poor road conditions with no tar. 5- Lack of humanitarian structures working on the topic of pneumonia and childhood diseases in the area. The few structures working in the area are local NGOs, working exclusively in the field of HIV / AIDS. 6- The Red Cross of Côte d'Ivoire has a local branch in Dimbokro and has no activity outside Dimbokro, either in the target villages of the project. The project will be implemented in 3 rural health areas covering 29 villages, with a population of 12 645 inhabitants, ie 13.20% of the total population of the health district of Dimbokro and almost half (45.92%) of the population of all rural health areas (excluding the town of Dimbokro). The health areas to be covered by the project are Djangokro, Nofou and Langba. These 3 health areas were selected under guidance of the Dimbokro Departmental Health Director and the focal point of Ministry of Health (National Maternal and Child Health Program), taking into account their high incidence of low IRA / Pneumonia, infant mortality rate, CSR attendance rate, distance from the health center to the health district. Indeed, health centers in these health areas are the furthest from the reference hospital. According to the head nurse of these health areas, when patients are referred to the reference center in Dimbokro, very few of them go there. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Dimbokro 6.65557090579099 -4.70661163330078 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1164115 -4644 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -25885 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4644 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -10007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21241 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 21241 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20083 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross 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The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 799202 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 29886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276283 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -1309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 11901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Using detergents and at appropriate times Percentage of households that report diversification of food intake SDG target: 3.8. Timely seeking of treatment after onset of first recognizable symptoms / danger signs SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid SDG target 3.c. Supporting health authorities in training their staff SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs numeric numeric HR SDG target 3.2. The infant receives only breast milk the first half year Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to the reduction of acute respiratory infections (ARI) morbidity and mortality among under 5 children (boys and girls) in Koussané and the Logo Sabouciré districts of Kayes region by 2020 In Mali, the vulnerability towards acute respiratory infections (ARI) can be attributed to four main causes, 1. Unhealthy environment, i.e. densely populated local communities with insufficient infrastructure in terms of water and sanitation; furthermore, much dust in the air during the dry season. 2. New-born children’s sub-optimal start of life, which is often with a birth weight below 2.5 kilograms due to the mother being malnourished; this reduces the child’s immune system, especially if they stop exclusive breastfeeding early. 3. Poverty and lack of knowledge of the symptoms of ARI, which leads to a delayed or wrong treatment; furthermore, widespread poverty makes it impossible for the mother to take the sick child to the health facility, which is often located far away. 4. Weak capacity in the health care system, expressed both as lack of training of health personnel, which may lead to wrong diagnostic, and as inadequate management of drugs. - Prevention activities among the vulnerable groups by practicing Behavioural Change Communication (BCC) in order to make them adopt better family health practices; - Increase awareness among community volunteers and mother in recognising ARI symptoms and seek appropriate care (both at the household level or at health facility) - Support the IMCI training to the health personnel to increase their capacity for childhood treatment at health facility level, - Support to vulnerable households to improve their economic situation through income-generating activities. 45,000 persons, and 25 of the 46 villages will be targeted by the project. The project will be implemented in the two municipalities, Koussané and Logo Sabouciré in the Region of Kayes in the western part of Mali. The two municipalities have a total population of approx. 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SDG target: 3.8. Timely seeking of treatment after onset of first recognizable symptoms / danger signs Multiples justifications explained this slight improvement for a period of three years-health centers are far and the cost of treatment is too high compare to the level of poverty especially in Koussane. There is a need of closer health services or implement the approach of community health workers. SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid SDG target 3.c. Supporting health authorities in training their staff SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs numeric numeric HR SDG target 3.2. The infant receives only breast milk the first half year Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc 24 out of 25 villages have been trained on CEA and feedback are received on a monthly basis through community dialogue. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will focus on the reduction of mortality and morbidity of boys and girls under the age of five years old due to Pneumonia and Acute Respitory Infections. This will be mainly done through improved health care facilities and equipment, and proper treatment and health care for children. The aim of the programme is to reduce the mortality and mobility of children under 5 years old due to the consequences of Pneumonia. Pneumonia is considered to be the deadliest infectious disease affecting children under 5 and is deadlier than HIV/AIDS, malaria and measles combined (WHO, Pneumonia fact sheet N°331, 11/2015). Each year more than 900,000 young children are dying of pneumonia. Almost 2,500 children per day (UNICEF, Child health Pneumonia, 2016). It is dangerous, but does not have to be fatal. With relatively simple interventions the disease can be prevented and treated. This project will mainly focus on the treatment side. A part of the funding is pledged to the ICRC for their work in preventing and treating Pneumonia. As stated, this project will mainly focus on the improved health care facilities and equipment, and proper treatment and health care for children. More specifically, this means that the project will ensure that each child will have access to quality healthcare and that he or she can receive antiobitics and can be put on oxygen in case this is necessary. It will also aim to ensure that this is done in health facilities that can closely monitor them and that are well equipped to deliver quality care, by providing necessary equipment. The target group for this project will be children under 5 years old and their caretakers. They will be the primary beneficiaries of the medical treatments. Additionally, the beneificiaries also include health staff that will be better equipped with medical tools to treat the children. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 500000 500000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-272-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross WASH project at schools The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 377256 57256 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -3069 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -3068 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20082 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -20083 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92114 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -225000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 274723 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -12388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49308 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 14083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 25431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 6630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-273 The Netherlands Red Cross A tropical depression in the Bay of Bengal brought heavy rains across the country, triggering floods and landslides that have affected thousands of lives and livelihoods, and caused widespread property damage. This Emergency Appeal supports the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) in delivering assistance and support tothose affected by floods and landslides. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Landslide 350000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-273-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks enables the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) in delivering assistance and support to 40,000 people affected by floods and landslides. A tropical depression in the Bay of Bengal brought heavy rains across the country, triggering floods and landslides that have affected thousands of lives and livelihoods, and caused widespread property damage. On may 21 an initial DREF was allocated to support SLRCS in addressing the immediate needs of up to 20,000 displaced people. This appeal scales up the delivery of humanitarian assistance to 40,000 people. The operation focuses on the following sectors: essential household items, shelter (emergency and recovery), livelihoods, water, sanitation and hygiene, health, restoring family links, disaster risk reduction and institutional disaster response capacity enhancement. The plan seeks to support the SLRCS provide immediate and early recovery support to the most vulnerable affected families, in a timely, effective, and efficient manner and ensure that they are supported to recover with increased disaster resilience. SLRCS will prioritize the most vulnerable households among affected populations. Priority will be given to the people displaced by floods and landslides who are living in temporary shelters/evacuation centres and affected people returning to their houses. Specific considerations will include the elderly, people with a disability, pregnant and lactating women, women-headed households, and households with infants or young children. Reports indicated 22 out of Sri Lanka’s 25 districts are reported to be affected. Assistence is directed to the worst-affected districts of Colombo, Gampaha, Kegalle, Kurunegala and Puttalam. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Colombo 6.9349969 79.853845 Gampaha 7.0925595 79.9951396 Kegalle 7.2531997 80.3451354 Kurunegala 7.4869467 80.3647752 Puttalam 8.030266 79.8290643 Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 350000 328638 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-266 The Netherlands Red Cross Selected group village heads (GVHs) have very low capacity to cope with natural threats and epidemics and withstand shocks. Data collected during the field assessment shows that the level of awareness on general DRR issues among the target population is very deficient. Through this action communities will be aware of the self-protection measures that they can undertake to protect their assets and resources in time of emergency. European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought Flood 1071576 -39409 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 930000 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-266-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Enhancing resilience of vulnerable communities and building institutional disaster response capacity in Phalombe, Thyolo, Chikwawa and Nsanje (Malawi). Selected group village heads (GVHs) have very low capacity to cope with natural threats and epidemics and withstand shocks. Data collected during the field assessment shows that the level of awareness on general DRR issues among the target population is very deficient. Through this action communities will be aware of the self-protection measures that they can undertake to protect their assets and resources in time of emergency. Safer houses, protection of assets and resources, protection of water systems and other risk reduction measures will be taken. Authorities will gain greater awareness on DRR, building their contingency plans and linking up to organization like RC. Contribute strongly to the National Disaster Risk Management Policy of the Malawi Gov is central to this intervention. 37 GVHs in Malawi have become aware of their vulnerabilities and capacities and increased their ability to organise effective disaster response. Early Warning / Early Action capacity is strengthened and institutionalised in 28 GVH located along the most flooding rivers in Phalombe, Thyolo, Chikwawa, Nsanje and along lake Chilwa. 37 GVHs in Malawi have adopted resilient livelihood strategies. Institutional capacity on Disaster Risk Management in the 4 target district is established and coordination amongst stakeholders has improved. The project will take place in group village heads of Phalombe, Thyolo, Chikwawa and Nsanje (Malawi) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Prinses Margriet Fonds Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nsanje -16.91995 35.26199 Thyolo -16.0668788 35.1485842 Chikwawa -16.03352 34.80091 Phalombe -15.66667 35.66667 Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1071576 -104768 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2378 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -622 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 622 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -3483 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 9286 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -297 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -2731 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -6212 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -79246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53665 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 139848 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 39331 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 49981 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 228802 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 271285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 168154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 38437 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 54196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 99 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -99 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -99 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 13602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39331 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -39331 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 872518 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -872518 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 21334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 872518 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 7688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-268 The Netherlands Red Cross In december 2013 violence in South Sudan creates a complex humanitarian crisis. In 2013-2014 more than 250,000 refugees fled from South Sudan to western Ethiopia. Most refugees stayed in different refugee camps in Gambella region. In 2015 IFRC launched an Emergency Appeal to offer general assistence. Assistentence of this Appeal ended in december 2015, after several extentions. Netherlands Red Cross and Swiss Red Cross decided to continue activities together with Ethiopian Red Cross. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 343878 -30428 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-268-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports Ethiopian Red Cross in offering basic services for south Sudanees refugees. In december 2013 violence in South Sudan creates a complex humanitarian crisis. In 2013-2014 more than 250,000 refugees fled from South Sudan to western Ethiopia. Most refugees stayed in different refugee camps in Gambella region. In 2015 IFRC launched an Emergency Appeal to offer general assistence. Assistentence of this Appeal ended in december 2015, after several extentions. Netherlands Red Cross and Swiss Red Cross decided to continue activities together with Ethiopian Red Cross. First half of 2016 activities are funded by Swiss Red Cross Society. From July 2016 onwards, Netherlands Red Cross will finance activities (until December 2016). The continuation of this project is a close collaboration with local goverments and UN. The project ables assistance in First aid and Ambulance service to 54,101 people. All activities are planned in Gambala Region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gambala Region 8.2467502 34.5875721 Response Material relief assistance and services 343878 28000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29572 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -46692 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33132 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 15098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -74305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5277 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5277 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107551 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-186 The Netherlands Red Cross Typhoon Haiyan was one of the strongest typhoons to hit Philippines, affecting 14.6 million people and damaging 1.1 million houses. Even 3 weeks after the typhoon's landfall, response efforts continue to scale-up as 3.5 million people remain displaced from their homes displaying the need to additional assistance. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 4000000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-186-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to provide additional assistance to those affected by the typhoon. Typhoon Haiyan was one of the strongest typhoons to hit Philippines, affecting 14.6 million people and damaging 1.1 million houses. Even 3 weeks after the typhoon's landfall, response efforts continue to scale-up as 3.5 million people remain displaced from their homes displaying the need to additional assistance. The course of action is aimed at meeting the basic needs of the affected communities. The provision of food packets should prevent the deterioration of the nutrition status of the general population. The health measures such as distribution of hygiene kits and organization of hygiene promotion activities will prevent the spread of diseases such as measles, malaria and parasitic infection. The project aims to provide assistance to at least 8,000 families affected by the typhoon Haiyan. The food rations are targeted to those who need food most, and will be discontinued when beneficiaries have recovered the ability to produce or access their food through other means. The implementing partner of the project is The Philippine Red Cross with financial support from The Netherlands Red Cross. The assistance will be provided in the Provinces of Eastern Samar, Dinagat Island/Province and in the Leyte Province, which are the areas/islands that were hit harderst by the typhoon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Dinagat 10.22472 125.59472 Leyte 10.833333 124.833333 Samar 12 125 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 4000000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-189 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aimed at improving access to quality health care and continues to improve resilience of the target population through support of Primary Health Care, EMS, hospital and community based services. Strengthening the local community capacity was one of the core areas for this project. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 925000 925000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-189-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to contribute to the resilience of people living in the Gaza Strip by improving the access to quality health care. The humanitarian situation in Palestine's Gaza Strip has continuously and raplidly deteriorated since January 2006. Military operations lanched in 2012 have left Gaza in ruins and the already impoverished population in a devastating situation. The current health care system cannot provide for adequate treatment that many patients need. Health issues are often politicized, with patients find themselves caught up in a bueratic process after which they are tragically not allowed to leave the Gaza strip for specialized treatment. There are two hospitals from the Palestine Red Cresent Society already in the strip, but regrettably they have been facing decreasing donor support. The activities implemented and supported will eventually allow 26,400 people access to quality primary health care and emergency service. This will happen through the two exsisting Palestine Red Cresent Soceity Hospitals, which are currently being transformed from general hospitals to specialized referral hospitals. This will be done since paticularly the referral of specialized and critical cases outside of the Gaza Strip is challenging. The project will have a total of 30,000 beneficiaries. The implementing partner of the project is The Palestine Red Cresent Society with the support of The Netherlands Red Cross Society. The two hospitals (Al Quds Hospital and Khan Younis) are located in Palestine's Gaza strip The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza Strip 31.5 34.46667 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 925000 -26145 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212985 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 24838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170648 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 31810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132920 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -3522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281107 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17340 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-190 The Netherlands Red Cross Unfortunately we cannot prevent typhoons or natural disasters, but we can minimize their impact. This programme aims to promote community resilience in the face of natural hazard events. The programme is a cooperation between Wetlands International, Care and the NLRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood Landslide Storm Surge 1825372 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-190-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Unfortunately we cannot prevent typhoons or natural disasters, but we can minimize their impact. This project aims to promote community resilience in the face of natural hazard events. The Philippines is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world, exacerbating this situation is that global climate change, which has resulted in an increased number of days with heavy rainfall, causing the flood of the Agusan River Basin. This flooding is annual phenomenon, but it is increasingly becoming a threat as it causes severe landslide events which results in the loss and damage of the environment and communities. The project enables communities, local authorities and institutions to build their reslience to disaters in a number of ways. We teach them about the early warning systems, restoration, climate change adaptation, and strengthen the local government units and their communities response capacities. There is also extra focus on advocacy towards more sustainable management of the river basin at different levels. The project is focused on the most vulnerable sections of communities, such as small land owners, the landless, fisher-folk, daily wage labourers and so on. It also includes vulnerable social groups such as the elderly, women headed households, persons with disablity, minority groups and children. The implementing partner of this project is the Philippene Red Cross, working in cooperation and with financial support from The Netherlands Red Cross. The targeted communities are in Agusan del Sure province, as it is located in the lower part of the Agusan river basin. The targeted Barangays are within the Mucipalities of: Esperanza, Talacogan, Maragusan and Monkayo. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Esperanza 8.6176528 125.5008072 Talacogan 8.4489 125.7869 Monkayo 7.81528 126.05444 Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1825372 -21 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -14550 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 19512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14672 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2106 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93480 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 34757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14673 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 25408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 142501 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -6133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5605 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 53791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23498 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 7876 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 9222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-191 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of the project is to strenthen the Millenium Development Goal for sustainable water supply and sanitation in low income areas. Specifically contributing to poverty reduction in the peri-urban populations. 3FM Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) Anna Muntz Stichting The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 1733000 -104108 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 378 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -72267 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 22500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment Stichting N. van Ballegooijen Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 140000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 190543 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 65078 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 306 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -59 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 153960 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 283 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6300 Incoming Commitment Anna Muntz Stichting The Netherlands Red Cross 1133738 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-191-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of the project is to strenthen the Millenium Development Goal for sustainable water supply and sanitation in low income areas. Specifically contributing to poverty reduction in the peri-urban populations. Low income areas in Malawi have to struggle with the high incidences of diarrhoea cases resulting from low access to water, poor sanitation, hygiene practices, lack of waste management systems and high population density. In both Mzuzu and Karonga sanitation services are extremely poor, yielding many harmful concequences on health, socio-economic development and education. It causes high incidences of diarrhoeal cases and high absenteeism and drop outs at school (especially girls). Exacerbating the situation is the lack of even distribution of water, which forces many to acquire water from unprotected water sources. The action integrates the elements of sustainable improved water supply, sanitation services and hygiene promotion. Sanitation coverage will be provided, water systems will installed, a sewage storage and treatment station will be established. We also develop designs of improved toilets and hand washing facilities, and support the private sector in production. Additionally a hygiene and health promotion campaign will be implemented to improve community knowledge, attitides and practices on safe water hygiene and sanitation. The project is focused on the vulnerable population living in the low income area of Mzuzu and Karonga, this is an estimated 58,140 people.The emphasis will be put on women, children and people living with HIV/AIDS.The implementing partner of this project is The Malawi Red Cross Soceity partnering with The Netherlands Red Cross. Northern region towns of Malawi, Mzuzu and Karonga. Actual places include: Katolora, Mewneyumba, Mwahimba (Karonga) and Chibanja, Chibavi (East/West). Mchengautuwa (East/West), Luwinga (Mzuzu). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mzuzu -11.46556 34.02071 Karonga -9.93333 33.93333 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 1733000 43223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -80 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 6856 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 31792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 11363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -49896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 378 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1204 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -64308 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152911 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 11071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57306 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 169275 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 181603 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 20225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 43510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 10293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-192 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme strengthens community resilience in the Horn of Africa. This can be reached by strengthening local mechanisms that can provide what the governments cannot ensure, and to increase livelihood resilience and strengthen the communities’ capacities so they can better withstand climate shocks, protect ecosystems, and are less prone to (the effects of) violence. By helping communities to build their livelihood capacities, they are building their ability to cope with and resist conflict, climate shocks and environmental degradation, and thus gradually grow from fragile to resilient communities. Wetlands International Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Flood 3329070 919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -48423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4186 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -45586 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -37053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 613554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 395488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International 117282 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 25000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 558 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 348000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International 103200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 503 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -403 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International 86000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International -129929 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-192-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to promote the resilience of shocks and stresses caused by climate-related extreme weather and environmental degradation. Ethiopia experiences many climate related hazards, and while in some parts the frequency and severity of such events allow people enough recovery time to normalize their lives and livelihoods, in the Somali region these become protracted. Not only has the recurrence of droughts in this area increased, but it is also an area with man-made hazards such as environmental degradation. This makes Somali region one of the most food and water insecure of the country. We hope to ensure the people are more food secure, through improved food production and increased household income. We provide small loans, strengthen market linkage, and also distribute solar lamps. We work with them to prepare them for recurrent shocks such as droughts and floods, teaching them improved agricultural and pastoralist practices. Management authorities will also be targeted to ensure enhanced management of distribution and water recources, and everyone is taught about efficient use of the available water and source protection. The project will be implemented in 9 kebeles and all community members will in one way or the other benefit from the project interventions. This is a total of 69,000 people. Vulnerable groups such as, women, children, the poorest households and the handicapped will be specifically targeted. The implementing partner is Ethiopian Red Cross Soceity, working in cooperation with the The Netherlands Red Cross with funding from both partners and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign affairs. The 9 targeted kebeles are spread over 3 woredas in the Somali Regional State, Fafan zone. The Kebeles are, Tikdam, Bombas and Adade in Gursum, Hare, Kebri Ahmed, Harta Cali Bayle, Yosle and Bldandere in Jijiga and Gabagabo in Tuliguled. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands upper right end of dam Gursum 9.33333 42.58333 Jijiga 9.35 42.8 Big gabion dam upstream Constructed Dec 2017 and filled with sand in April 2018 after 2 flash floods upper left end of dam near spillway breakage point centre Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 2403449 10163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24899 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9586 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2495 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2138899 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 325 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 277 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -91532 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 32203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 702193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -3975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 423249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 22517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 529165 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70771 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -23978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 55287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-192-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this contribution to the EA, the IFRC is able to implement WASH, Health, Food Security, Nutrition and Livelihoods activities, in Somali region and Oromia region, up until the 15th of September 2017. Ethiopia has been hit by frequent drought in the past 3 to5 years with the 2015 El Nino induced drought described as one of the worst in decades resulting in high food insecurity and death of livestock in several parts of the country. Through a contribution to the EA Beneficiaries: people vulnerable to the drought situation Mainly Oromia region, possible Somali region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 160000 11163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 148837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-192-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Rehabilitate of birkads, train ERCS branch staff on health promotion and water treatment, community outreach on water treatment and storage and hygiene promotion to overcome the immediate consequence of the controlled opening of the Hare Dam The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 51848 2707 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -47 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -43 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30808 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 20680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30804 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme is comprised of funds from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs that are used for projects around the world that are in need of emergency funding. In 2014, projects receiving funding include those that cover the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, civil unrest in Ukraine, and the on-going crisis in Syria. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Complex emergency 6723087 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Sierra Leone Red Cross Society seeks to provide short and long-term assistance to those affected by Ebola through community engagement, safe and dignified burials, health and care, disaster risk reduction, food security and livelihood assistance, monitoring and contact tracing, case management, and strengthening the capacity of the Sierra Leone Red Cross Society's to respond to the needs of the affected. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first outbreak ever in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. As of 7 November 2015, Sierra Leone was declared Ebola-free, but only after the virus claimed nearly 4,000 lives. Creating awareness among communities is critical to helping contain and prevent future cases of the virus. Community-based activities include hygiene promotion, safe and dignified burials that allow relatives and others to mourn the deceased safely to prevent the spread of the virus, psychosocial support, and information-sharing with communities. Other work in communities includes ensuring safe water, increased sanitation, and food security and livelihood support to counter the negative economic effects the virus has on population movements. Another critical component is contact tracing towards effective mapping of the disease, which strengthens resilience in communities. This project targets high-risk groups and opinion leaders, such as: women's groups and associations, bike riders and drivers, schools, religious and traditional healer leaders, health workers, and Ebola patients. Special attention is given to women, since they are particularly vulnerable. This project takes place throughout the country, since everyone is potentially at risk for contracting Ebola. However, focus is give to areas where active transmission occurs and areas with highly vulnerable populations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Freetown 8.4790017 -13.2680158 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 900000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross In this project, the Iraqi Red Crescent Society gave support those affected by the Anbar crisis, focusing on: food, nutrition and livelihoods, water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion, shelter, settlements and household items, and disaster preparedness and risk reduction. In Iraq, violence between armed groups and government forces has caused more than 2.4 million people to become internally displaced, including over 400,000 families. Those in need are spread across the country, and there were three waves of displacement following major conflicts in 2014. Although many Iraqis have found their way to camps, the majority find shelter in private arrangements, such as rented housing, totalling around 1.5 million people. Around 700,000 people have inadequate shelter, the majority finding shelter in abandoned or unfinished buildings, which lack the necessary facilities to ensure safety or sustain families. Over 150,000 people received relief distributions, with over 55,000 people receiving hygiene kits and jerrycans, the latter of which help people store clean drinking water. Displacement requires people to find alternative shelter, which then needs the things that make places liveable. Here, over 121,000 people received items such as blankets, mattresses, stoves, clothing, and other non-food items. Food parcels were also distributed, reaching over 62,000 people--over 10,000 households. This project targeted those affected by the Anbar crisis. This project took place in Duhok, Erbil, and Zakho. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Iraq 33 44 Iraqi Kurdistan 36.2268 44.7611 Erbil 36.19257 44.01062 Duhok 36.86709 42.98845 Zakho 37.15 42.83333 Response Material relief assistance and services 1473087 1473087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross In seeking to control Ebola and prevent its spread, the Nigeria Red Cross carried out the following activities: beneficiary and social mobilisation, contact tracing and surveillance, and psychosocial support. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Mali, and Nigeria. Nigeria had 21 Ebola cases and eight deaths, with 891 contacts that were followed up throughout the country. Nigeria was declared Ebola-free on 14 November 2014. Originally, the Nigeria Red Cross targeted five million people with its prevention messaging, which is critical to hindering the spread of the virus, but only 900,000 were reached due to the outbreak being contained early. At the Red Cross-level, volunteers were trained in Ebola prevention methods and deployed to key locations, as were volunteers who provided psychosocial social support for both Ebola survivors and the families of the deceased. Those visited with psychosocial supported reported that the Red Cross was the only organisation that visited them after Ebola was contained in September 2014. The targeted population were people from the communities where contacts were traced. Contact tracing was conducted in areas where there was either a case or a suspected case. The targeted population were people from the communities where contacts were traced, namely Lagos, Port Harcourt, Edo, Enugu, Kaduna, and Oyo. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Port Harcourt 4.7676576 7.0188527 Enugu 6.4499833 7.5000007 Lagos 6.4550575 3.3941795 Edo 6.6076575 5.9722713 Oyo 7.8410537 3.9315363 Kaduna 10.5182899 7.4359863 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Controlling Ebola and containing its spread is key to preventing new infections, and towards this end the Liberian National Red Cross Society delivers operations in the following areas: health and care, disaster management and risk reduction, food security and livelihoods, safe and dignified burials, and organisational development. As the country has been declared Ebola-free as of 3 September 2015, the focus has changed to long-term recovery activities that take into account the broader impacts of the Ebola outbreak. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first outbreak ever in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Although Liberia has been declared Ebola-free as of 3 September 2015, Ebola has taken the lives of almost 5,000 people in the country. Community engagement is key to controlling and preventing further infections of the Ebola virus. Creating communications that raise virus awareness, and carrying out health promotion campaigns, including psychosocial support, both improve community-based health for affected populations in Liberia. Virus surveillance mechanisms are also implemented as well as ensuring safe and clean drinking water. Additionally, since the virus reduces food security in affected areas due to populations moving less, reducing economic activity, food assistance is given. In the long-term, vocational programmes for women and youth are put into place to aid recovery. The target for the project remains the entire population of Liberia across all 15 counties, as everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. In the recovery phase, specific focus will be on Ebola survivors, orphans and vulnerable children, and affected families and communities. The target for the project remains the entire population of Liberia across all 15 counties, as everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Monrovia 6.3280343 -10.7977882 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 600000 600000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The Red Cross Society of Guinea works to contribute to the reduction of Ebola-related morbidity and death. Operations focus on emergency response, recovery of health and care, disaster preparedness and risk reduction, food security and livelihoods, and developing Guinea’s Red Cross Society. Since the virus has persisted, operations also include long-term recovery planning to help manage the broader impacts of the outbreak. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. There were also outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. Guinea is the only country, in West Africa or otherwise, where the virus persists. Since the goal of the project is to completely stop the spread of the virus to where there are no new cases, control of the virus is key. Here, health activities, awareness messaging and psychosocial support for communities, especially those that are hotspots for the virus, are provided along with other means of increasing communities' understanding of the virus. Health infrastructures are also improved to be able to more effectively trace and monitor potential outbreaks and increase resilience. Food-for-work assistance is given because the virus restricts movement, having negative economic effects. The target for the appeal remains the entire population of Guinea, given that everyone is potentially at risk of contracting Ebola. Interventions will be particularly targeted at women and children, as well as people with disabilities. This project takes place throughout the country, since everyone is potentially at risk for contracting Ebola. However, focus is give to areas where active transmission occurs and areas with highly vulnerable populations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Conakry 9.5171253 -13.6999235 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 600000 600000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of this project is to help Red Cross National Societies in Africa to effectively and efficiently manage the response to Ebola with coordination on country, regional, continental, and global levels within the Red Cross using the following objectives to guide efforts: development and establishment of the necessary structures and functions to adequately fill safe and dignified burial coordination, preparedness and training of staff / volunteers, increasing the ability to quickly and efficiently deliver immediate response, development of adequate staff and volunteer safety and security systems for pre, during and post-deployment support. 2014's Ebola epidemic in West Africa is the largest to date, and the first ever outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic in the region began in Guinea and then spread to the neighbouring countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone. These three countries comprised the heart of the outbreak, having more than 11,000 deaths and over 28,000 cases between them. There were also smaller outbreaks in Senegal, Nigeria, and Mali. To carry out the improved response to and coordination of Ebola, the Red Cross delivers operations in Ebola preparedness, response leadership, coordination and support, volunteer and staff safety and security, and operational support services to increase the quality of programming. All of these activities support the five pillars of the Red Cross' response to Ebola, which are safe and dignified burials, community education and engagement, monitoring and contact tracing, emotional and psychosocial support, and clinical case management. This project takes place in Africa, and targets people in countries affected by Ebola, which are Nigeria, Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. The project also targets those countries bordering these initially affected countries-- Ivory Coast, Mail, and Senegal. This project takes place in Africa, and targets people in countries affected by Ebola, which are Nigeria, Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. The project also targets those countries bordering these initially inaffected countries-- Ivory Coast, Mail, and Senegal. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Conakry 9.5171253 -13.6999235 Abidjan 5.3203571 -4.0161066 Monrovia 6.3280343 -10.7977882 Bamako 12.6493194 -8.0003371 Abuja 9.0643305 7.4892974 Dakar 14.6934248 -17.4479377 Freetown 8.4790017 -13.2680158 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 800000 800000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Access to water, sanitation and primary health care in Niger is at a critical level. Accordingly, the Niger Red Cross assists affected populations with emergency health, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, and food security, nutrition and livelihoods support. In July 2014, 800 people per week from northern Nigeria began arriving in Niger's Diffa region, fleeing growing civil unrest. As of December 2014, when Niger's Prime Minister declared a humanitarian emergency in the Diffa region, more than 100,000 displaced Nigerians were in the country. Host communities struggle to meet the needs of the displaced, and resources have been exhausted. To make matters worse, the region is experiencing a rainfall shortage, affecting farming and food security. In January and February 2015, further clashes caused spontaneous internal population movements. As of this time, humanitarian assistance in the Diffa region has been temporarily suspended do to security risks. This project assists those affected through providing access to safe and clean water, repairing sanitation infrastructures, training volunteers on hygiene and sanitation promotion and community based health and first aid, and distributing items to purify water in communities. To increase food security, food parcels are distributed to 25,000 people a month, and activities such as creating vegetable gardens and constructing cereal banks are planned to both increase food security and support livelihoods. This project seeks to assist 50,000 people, particularly the most vulnerable, including households with pregnant and lactating women, households with young children (e.g. under 5), women headed households, and households with dependent persons (e.g. people with disabilities, sick, elderly, poor health, etc.). The targeted populations are the displaced from the Lake Chad Islands, primarily consisting of Nigeriens and Nigerians who have been moved from these islands and spread amongst the Toumour and Yebi zones. The host populations in these zones are also targeted. This project take place in the Diffa region of Niger, in the Yebi and Toumour zones, and the Lake Chad Islands. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands the Diffa region 13.3130749 12.6136611 Toumour zone 13.667882 13.1268477 Yebi zone 13.7352671 13.2926047 Lake Chad Islands 13.9322 13.4589 Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The Nigerian Red Cross responds to the immediate humanitarian needs of those displaced by focusing on improved health and care, provision of clean water, sanitation facilities, emergency shelter, non-food items, promoting hygiene, psychosocial support, and restoring family links. There have been increasing numbers of displaced in northeast Nigeria due to growing civil unrest. Many of those affected are women, girls, children, and the elderly. A state of emergency was declared in the north-eastern states of Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe, where more than 600,000 people have fled their homes since early 2013. This state of emergency was extended on two occasions due to the intensification of attacks. Over 8,000 people have died as a result of this civil unrest, with suicide attacks carried out using mostly women, children, and girls becoming common, at 10 per week. The number of internally-displaced stands at over two million. Prolonged violence has displaced millions of Nigerians, many fleeing to camps, with large numbers remaining outside of these camps, in host communities. The Red Cross provides assistance to camps, including distribution of water sanitation items, psychosocial support, and other health-related assistance, as well as being the only organisation reaching internally displaced people in host communities. In communities, the Red Cross delivers community-based health, delivering services like psychosocial support, improving water and hygiene infrastructures, and helping individuals with shelter arrangements, including distributing blankets, kitchen sets, and shelter toolkits. Other services in communities include vocational training. Families are also reunited through establishing focal points in camps and communities to organise reunification. This project targets 150,000 people. This project takes place in the north-eastern states of Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Borno State 11.4999 12.9999 Adamawa State 9.3333 12.5 Yobe State 12 11.5 Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 250000 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-193-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Syrian Arab Red Crescent works to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, including food and non-food aid, health, livelihoods and food security, and building capacity to more effectively respond to the needs of those affected by conflict. Often, Red Cross staff and volunteers operate in risky and life-threatening conditions. Since 2011, the unrest in Syrian has grown, with violence spreading throughout the country. It is estimated that 12.2 million people within Syria need humanitarian assistance, with more than half the pre-crisis population being displaced internally and or as refugees in neighbouring countries. Often, Syrians are displaced multiple times. Four out of five Syrians are living in poverty, and two-thirds live in extreme poverty. Every aspect of life is affected, and there are overloads in basic health care services and decreased access to food and water. The on-going crisis in Syria presents many challenges to those living in its borders, from food, to shelter, to health. 600,000 people have been reached with food distributions, and 175,000 people in 2015 (January-July) have received winterisation support, with 35,000 families receiving items to prepare them for the winter, such as blankets, mats, and mattresses. The Netherlands Red Cross contributes to efforts with food parcels, winterisation items, and hygiene kits. 106,000 people have accessed improved water. Those in need of medical care are supported by mobile health units and health points in clinics, the latter of which are critical for rural areas. During the first four months of 2015, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent facilities provided treatment and consultations to 187,000 people. This project assists those affected by the on-going crisis in Syria. This project operates throughout the country, having current activities in the following governorates: Quneitra, Rural Damascus: Homs, Al-Hasakeh, Idleb, Hama, and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-194 The Netherlands Red Cross Typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda) made its landfall on November 8th, hitting the entire area of Visayas in Philippines. The typhoon triggered big waves and gale force winds that resulted in thousands of houses damaged or totally destroyed. Due to the wind effect of the typhoon, more than 40,000 houses have been completely damaged. This assistence programme is a cooperation with American Red Cross Society. Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Samenwerkende Fondsen Belgian Red Cross- French The Canadian Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross American Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake Storm Surge 4145370 -251 Incoming Commitment American Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9394 Incoming Commitment The Canadian Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross -462121 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -31130 Incoming Commitment American Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23313 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 420925 Incoming Commitment American Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1361391 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1907357 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Fondsen The Netherlands Red Cross 174880 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 230000 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 486500 Incoming Commitment The Canadian Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-194-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing WASH facilities for communities affected by typhoon Haiyan Improving health and reducing health hazards, Providing potable water and construction of latrines and hand washing facilities School and communal WASH facilities; indirect beneficiaries are all inhabitants of the barangays were work is implemented Municipalities Isabel and Merida, in Leyte province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 35858 1989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3144 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1009 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross -3144 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -1989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 7964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16578 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 37000 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-194-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the recovery assistance is to aid The Philippine Red Cross in re-building the lives of the survivors of typhoon Haiyan by constructing safe and disaster resilient communities, providing livelihood opportunities and resources to cushion the blow of future catastrohphes and to ensure that environmental risks are minimised. Typhoon Haiyan was one of the strongest typhoons to ever hit The Phillippenes, affecting 14.6 million people and damaging 1.1 million houses. Immediately after the Netherlands Red Cross was part of the relief operation, specifcially foccusing on the muncipalities of Isabel and Merida, which were directly in the path of the typhoon and suffered tremendous devastation. The recovery plan will support the affected people in their own recovery efforts by adopting participatory approaches. The people are actively involved as they are taught how to rebuild their community in a resilient way, so that they can withstand any future typhoons or earthquakes. Other people are actively involved in improving water, sanitation and hygiene practices and facilities in their own homes and selected community structures. Additionally the capacity of the Philippine Red cross is enhanced through training about disaster risk management, first aid and early warning and response mechanisms. The project is implemented in 20 Barangays with a total population of 20,381. There is special attention for more vulnerable households, such as people with disabilities, orphans, child-headed households, and people living with HIV. The project will be implemented by the Philippine Red Cross, with technical and managerial support from the Netherlands Red Cross. The project aids 20 Barangays in the muncipalities of Isabel and Merida in Leyte provice. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Isabel 6.70407 121.97117 Merida 10.9098 124.5376 Earthquake Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 3698523 -424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1525 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10688 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10688 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -10688 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -50244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -53818 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -3152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -5122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -24063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -94 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 178120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235625 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403387 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 697715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 231625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1022659 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 119286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 574609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-194-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the recovery assistance is to aid The Philippine Red Cross in re-building the lives of the survivors of typhoon Haiyan by constructing safe and disaster resilient communities, providing livelihood opportunities and resources to cushion the blow of future catastrohphes and to ensure that environmental risks are minimised. This project is funded by American Red Cross Society. Typhoon Haiyan was one of the strongest typhoons to ever hit The Phillippenes, affecting 14.6 million people and damaging 1.1 million houses. Immediately after the Netherlands Red Cross was part of the relief operation, specifcially foccusing on the muncipalities of Isabel and Merida, which were directly in the path of the typhoon and suffered tremendous devastation. The recovery plan will support the affected people in their own recovery efforts by adopting participatory approaches. The people are actively involved as they are taught how to rebuild their community in a resilient way, so that they can withstand any future typhoons or earthquakes. Other people are actively involved in improving water, sanitation and hygiene practices and facilities in their own homes and selected community structures. Additionally the capacity of the Philippine Red cross is enhanced through training about disaster risk management, first aid and early warning and response mechanisms. The project is implemented in 20 Barangays with a total population of 20,381. There is special attention for more vulnerable households, such as people with disabilities, orphans, child-headed households, and people living with HIV. The project will be implemented by the Philippine Red Cross, with technical and managerial support from the Netherlands Red Cross. The project aids 20 Barangays in the muncipalities of Isabel and Merida in Leyte provice. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Isabel 6.70407 121.97117 Merida 10.9098 124.5376 Earthquake Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 388366 5122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16741 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 19163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36317 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-198 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to ensure that 12 Relief Disaster Management teams at the Lebanese Red Cross are trained on assessment, beneficiary selection, distribution of relief items, reporting on relief activities and security around relief operations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 6000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-198-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to ensure that 12 Relief Disaster Management teams at the Lebanese Red Cross are trained on assessment, beneficiary selection, distribution of relief items, reporting on relief activities and security around relief operations. Since the start of the Syrian crisis, many Syrians have been escaping their motherland and seeking shelter in close by nations. Lebanon has been the main host country for Syrian refugees with over 980,000 individuals on its land. Many of them have found shelter but are still lacking everyday needs. In order for The Lebanese Red Cross to aid these refugees, the staff and volunteers need to be trained. This project involves coaching the trainers, which will then train the relief staff at the LRC branches on the relief process. Additionally technical support is provided, such as the supervision of the overall coordination of the trainings. Finally we also cover the expenses and equipment involved. The project aims to train 16 branches of the Lebanese Red Cross. The project is implemented, coordinated and funded by The Netherlands Red Cross. The project will be implemented to form 16 branches of Disaster Management Units in Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lebanon 33.83333 35.83333 Response Material relief assistance and services 6000 -6000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-274 The Netherlands Red Cross In January 2016, a yellow fever outbreak was detected and confirmed in Angola, Southern Africa. Following cross-border population movement from Angola into neighbouring countries, exported cases were later reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 520000 140845 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-274-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project contributes to the control of the Yellow Fever outbreak in Angola by addressing the immediate risk of the disease in the affected areas, and in particular targeting 90,000 people in the Viana province with community mobilisation and (post) vaccination support over a period of three months. The presence of the Aedes aegypti mosquito in the country, particularly in urban and peri-urban areas is high. This, combined with ongoing structural and financial issues in the country, have exacerbated already poor sanitation conditions, and increased the risk of Yellow Fever spreading throughout the country. The Minister of Health has reported vaccination shortages and the Government and WHO are taking steps to try to address this. The DREF operation will build on the existing CVA response to the outbreak in line with needs identified by the major coordinating bodies in the country – the MoH and WHO. This operation responds to a specific set of needs identified by WHO and the MoH and will enable CVA to respond in the first instance in the Viana Province, providing ongoing support to the vaccination campaign and post campaign support for community mobilisation. Goals are: Strengthening the capacity of CVA to respond to the outbreak, Sensitisation of the target population in the affected areas to improve knowledge on the control of Yellow Fever, Enhanced support to the MoH vaccination campaigns in Belas Municipality and areas coordinated by MoH. This operation aims at Community Mobilisation (60,000) and Vaccination Campaign (30,000). This project operates in the Viana province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Viana province -12.3 15.35 Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-274-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This DREF operation contributes to the vaccination of at least 95% of the total population of the 11 health areas targeted in the provinces of Kongo Central and Kinshasa against yellow fever, for a period of two months. In January 2016, a yellow fever outbreak was detected and confirmed in Angola, Southern Africa. Following cross-border population movement from Angola into neighbouring countries, exported cases were later reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). On 23 March 2016, the DRC Ministry of Health (MoH) declared an official yellow fever outbreak, with a total of 39 imported cases from Angola reported in Kongo Central and Kinshasa provinces. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), some autochthonous transmission cases have been also reported in Ndjili, Kinshasa and in Matadi, Kongo Central province. As of 11 May 2016, a total of 44 yellow fever cases have been confirmed, with 551 suspected cases reported including 167 in Kongo Central and 133 in Kinshasa. The DREF will support the vaccination campaign initiated by the MoH and its partners. Given the emergency aspect of the situation, the focus will be on social mobilization campaign (raising awareness and supporting behaviour change in at-risk communities) as well as on helping the MoH with the vaccination process if needed. This DREF operation is targeting a total of 1,976,773 people (> 95 per cent of the at-risk population), of which 747,423 people are expected to be vaccinated in rural areas and 1,229,350 people in urban areas. The DREF operation will be based in 11 health areas of Kinshasa and Kongo Central provinces, which have been identified as the most affected, including: Boma, Boma Bungu, Kitona, Muanda (Boma Antenna), Matadi, Nsona Pangu, Nzanza (Matadi Antenna), Kimpangu, Kimpese (Mbanza-Ngungu Antenna) in the province of Kongo Centra, as well as Massina 2 and Ndjili in Kinshasa Province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Muanda -5.9282219 12.378028 Kitona -5.92 12.443889 Boma -5.85 13.05 Boma -5.85 13.05 Kimpangu -5.8499999 15.016667 Matadi -5.8256527 13.4608643 Nzanza -5.8208 13.4652 Kimpese -5.5612377 14.4291669 Nsona Pangu -5.51869 13.90667 Ndjili (Kinshasa Province) -4.4003061 15.3714491 Massina 2 -4.363056 15.395 Kinshasa -4.3217055 15.3125974 Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-274-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Response to yellow fever response Africa through contribution to HR deployment. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Luanda -8.8271656 13.2436665 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 10000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-274-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project contains support to the DREF appeal from the IFRC in DRC. In January 2016, a yellow fever outbreak was detected and confirmed in Angola, Southern Africa. Yellow fever is an acute viral haemorrhagic disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes. There are an estimated 130,000 cases of yellow fever reported yearly, causing 44,000 deaths worldwide each year, with 90 percent occurring in Africa. Following cross-border population movement from Angola into neighbouring countries, exported cases were reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). On 23 March 2016, the DRC Ministry of Health (MoH) declared an official yellow fever outbreak, with a total of 39 imported cases from Angola reported in Kongo Central and Kinshasa provinces. Activities of this DREF included community surveillance and vector control through hygiene and sanitation. As such, some 550 volunteers, 55 supervisors, 11 heads of health zones were deployed in the field with the necessary equipment. This team was supported by the National Society through its Director of Health, Finance and Communication officers, as well as the IFRC's Yaoundé CCST Health Coordinator and Finance team. The vaccination campaign was carried out successfully with a vaccination coverage of 107 per cent, compared to a target of 95 percent. Red Cross volunteers visited 1,010,430 households in which 1,325,595 people, including 379,498 men and 344,068 women, were reached with messages on yellow fever. In total, 602,029 children from 9 months to 14 years were also reached. In addition, 1,455 cases of referrals were recorded, amongst whom 1,379 were managed while 684 cases of AEFI were identified and taken in charge by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Some 59 cases of vaccine preventable diseases were also identified and referred to nearest health centre. DRC Red Cross volunteers participated in 97 coordination meetings and conducted 94 evaluation missions with other actors. Activities within the project takes place in Boma, Boma Bungu, Kitona, Muanda, Matadi, Nsona MPangu, Nzanza, Kimpangu, Kimpese, Massina 2 and N’djili. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-277 The Netherlands Red Cross A minimum of 6.5 million people will not be able to meet their annual food requirements during the 2016/17 consumption period (from July 2016 to March 2017). The food shortage is largely a result of the El Nino climatic episode experienced across the country during the 2015/16 agricultural reason. The government have developed a food Insecurity Response Plan through the humanitarian cluster. The plan identifies food security, nutrition, agriculture, health, education and WASH. The Project seeks to ensure that disaster (dry spells) affected population’s food and nutrition needs will be met through a cash Transfer programme. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought 225000 -20645 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 225000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-277-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project meets the drought affected population in Malawi. The project improves food access in the households and mitigates the consequences of the food shortages among targeted beneficiaries. A minimum of 6.5 million people will not be able to meet their annual food requirements during the 2016/17 consumption period (from July 2016 to March 2017). The food shortage is largely a result of the El Nino climatic episode experienced across the country during the 2015/16 agricultural reason. The government have developed a food Insecurity Response Plan through the humanitarian cluster. The plan identifies food security, nutrition, agriculture, health, education and WASH. The Project seeks to ensure that disaster (dry spells) affected population’s food and nutrition needs will be met through a cash Transfer programme. Affected population’s food and nutrition needs will be met through a cash Transfer programme. Beneficiaries of the project are 2,750 persons for a period of 5 months. Traditional Authorities (TA) Ndakwera The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response 225000 -466 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -58 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -10 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -85 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -622 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127344 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 45363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-278 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims at solving these problems related to climate change by promoting more resilient communities in three villages in the Senegal River basin and reducing the vulnerability of the three communities, improving income sources of women and strengthening the capacity of the community and authorities. Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought Flood 275004 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-278-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project improves resilience in three Senegal River Basin communities. The project adjusts problems in climate change in the Senegal River Basin. The project makes the communities less vulnerable to implications of climat change. The project aims at improving sources of income for women, and strengthening capacity of local communities together with enforcing authorities. All activities are realized in close cooperation with local communities and authorities. Special attention goes to disaster preparedness plans for each community, cooperation with meteorological and hydrological government services, reforestation, improving local infrastructure, training in first aid, hygiene promotion and disaster preparedness. Beneficiaries of the projects are 8300 inhabitants of the three villages with a special focus on women for goals of income diversification. In the villages of Koussané (community of Koussané), Goutioubé (community of Tafacirga) and Sébou (community of Tafacirga). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kayes Branch Red Cross office 14.43414 -11.451316 Kayes, Water and Forest service 14.447401 -11.439642 Goutioubé, Reforsted area, corner 1 14.755569 -12.23025 Goutioubé, Well in the reforested area 14.755139 -12.230141 Goutioubé, Reforested area, corner 2 14.754689 -12.230307 Goutioubé, Reforested area, corner 3 14.754698 -12.229395 Goutioubé, Reforested area, corner 4 14.755605 -12.229305 Goutioubé, Water pond 1 14.757821 -12.234192 Goutioubé, New garden, corner 1 14.757784 -12.234353 Goutioubé, Initial garden, corner 1 14.757782 -12.235307 Goutioubé, Initial garden, corner 2 14.756589 -12.235078 Goutioubé, New garden, corner 2 14.757124 -12.234237 Goutioubé, Water pond 2 14.756558 -12.234199 Goutioubé, Drill well 14.757266 -12.233969 Goutioubé, Water gauge 14.7592 -12.227074 Goutioubé, Rain gauge 14.756035 -12.227585 Sebou Mali 14.688447 -12.169502 Sebou Mali, Reforested area, corner 1 14.689655 -12.173298 Sebou Mali, Garden, corner 1 14.689765 -12.173406 Sebou Mali, Reforested area, corner 2 14.690115 -12.173861 Sebou Mali, Reforested area, corner 3 14.689486 -12.174161 Sebou Mali, Garden, corner 2 14.690563 -12.172878 Sebou Mali, Garden, corner 3 14.689497 -12.171581 Sebou Mali, Rain gauge 14.688306 -12.170233 Sebou Mali, Water gauge 14.687982 -12.168049 Seibath, Dam, beginning 14.829229 -11.180339 Seibath, Door of the dam 14.828047 -11.180057 Seibath, Dam, end 14.827853 -11.179949 Seibath, Garden, corner 1 14.828975 -11.178787 Seibath, Garden, corner 2 14.82958 -11.178201 Seibath, Garden, corner 3 14.829677 -11.178911 Seibath, new garden, corner 1 14.829485 -11.177705 Seibath, new garden, corner 2 14.828747 -11.17766 Seibath, new garden, corner 3 14.82888 -11.178679 Seibath, Well 14.829616 -11.179393 Seibath, Health station, Logo Dinguiraye 14.175135 -11.248314 Seibath, Reforested area, corner 1 14.172952 -11.255276 Seibath, Reforested area, corner 2 14.173182 -11.256034 Seibath, Garden area 14.171963 -11.250202 Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 275004 4170 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 125000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -76 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -61 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2448 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1531 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47094 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 250847 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 125000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 90253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -60799 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60799 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 60799 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Home visits and talks by RC volunteers and experts on hygiene and sanitation reached out to 12,942 people including 8,618 women and 4324 men. 2,469 people acquired access to drinking water. The communities of Gouthioubé, Sébou and Séibath improved the quality of their fruit production by planting 3,000 fruit trees, training 75 project volunteers and 80 volunteers on planting techniques and management of seedlings, sustainable management of natural resources and equipping the population with practical application. Based on this number and the total populations of these communies, total beneficiaries are appr. 20,000 people. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-279 The Netherlands Red Cross Most of the Syrian refugees entered Lebanon through border crossings in the area of Wadi Khaled. For that reason LRCS decided to establish in 2011 a temporary EMS station in Wadi Khaled. This station had been supported by NLRC since March 2012. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 56000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-279-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of this Programme is to support the Lebanese Red Cross Society by contributing the temporary Emergency Medical Services station in Wadi Khaled, in order to facilitate the first aid to and the transportation of the wounded from the Syrian-Lebanese border area to Lebanese hospitals. Most of the Syrian refugees entered Lebanon through border crossings in the area of Wadi Khaled. For that reason LRCS decided to establish in 2011 a temporary EMS station in Wadi Khaled. This station had been supported by NLRC since March 2012. This project realises a EMS station in Wadi Khaled, equipped with two ambulances and opened day and night. The main reasons for assistance are pregnancy related issues, wounded, accidents and infectious diseases. The ambulances are in constant need of maintenance due to the high number of trips per shift and the bad road conditions. Benificiaries of this project are Syrian patients and those of neighbouring communities of the Wadi Khaled region. EMS station is in Wadi Khaled, Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 56000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-258 The Netherlands Red Cross From may 2015 a cholera outbreak is declared in Nyarugusu refugee camp on the Tanzanian/Burundi border. In next months cholera spread over several regions. The cumulative cholera cases is 19,969 and 314 mortalities up to march 2016. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 200000 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-258-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Appeal is using a community-based approach to strengthen community based surveillance and social mobilization to ensure that high risk households and communities are given information on how to protect themselves from cholera and are mobilized to take action to reduce the risk of cholera. From may 2015 a cholera outbreak is declared in Nyarugusu refugee camp on the Tanzanian/Burundi border. In next months cholera spread over several regions. The cumulative cholera cases is 19,969 and 314 mortalities up to march 2016. To enable early detection and consistent monitoring of disease trends and community cases, the mobile rehydration strategy was implemented. To eliminate or contain the transmission of cholera, mass sensitisation on the risk of cholera and its transmission routes is being carried out. To break the chain of transmission cluster of cases have been identified. School children in targeted areas have access to hand washing facilities with soap and water and TRCS is equipped to provide life-saving support to CTCs. Within the reporting period a total of 78,608 ORS sachets were distributed to the respective regions to 106,212 households. 400 volunteers were trained on Social Mobilisation, Cholera awareness and hygiene promotion. Between January and February 2016, a total of 106,212 households and 333,933 beneficiaries were reached with cholera awareness and hygiene promotion messages. These comprised of 152,346 males and 164,098 females. Cholera spread over Dar es Salaam, Morogoro, Kigoma, Dodoma, Geita, Mwanza, Mara, Arusha, Tabora, Tanga, Shinyanga, Singida and Coast, the island of Zanzibar, Iringa, Manyara and Mbeya. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mara -10.918061 35.2965229 Mbeya -8.9084795 33.4694016 Iringa -7.7805198 35.6976245 Morogoro -6.8161626 37.6693891 Dar es Salaam -6.8142737 39.2803756 Dodoma -6.1791181 35.7468174 Zanzibar -6.1664908 39.2074312 Tanga -5.0721976 39.0993457 Tabora -5.0202431 32.8097724 Kigoma -4.8766994 29.6367154 Singida -4.8195746 34.7498283 Manyara -4.2100635 35.7491495 Shinyanga -3.6562049 33.4271153 Arusha -3.3669557 36.6915518 Geita -2.8707546 32.2340751 Mwanza -2.5196915 32.9014417 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-259 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims at improving quality of water, sanitation and hygiene in refugee camps in White Nile. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 32000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-259-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Reduction in risk of waterborne and water related diseases for refugees in White Nile state. To improve quality of water, sanitation and hygiene in refugee camps in White Nile. The main activities entailed, construction of 20 Communal latrine Blocks, undertaking 6 Massive Hygiene Awareness Campaigns and supporting incentives for volunteers involved in emergency water distribution. During implementation a total of 5,000 beneficiaries among refugees were reached (Latrine construction 3,000 people, hygiene campaigns and emergency water treatment benefitting 5,000 people). Six refugee waiting points (Al Redais I, Al Redais II, Omsangoor, Alagaya, Kashafa and Gory) were targeted by this intervention. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Alagaya 12.3611 32.815 Kashafa 12.511 32.8085 Al Redais I 12.5904 32.7848 Al Redais II 12.6188 32.7747 Omsangoor 12.96468 32.76723 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 32000 -9 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 32000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. CARE Nederland Cordaid Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Wetlands International Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 49765608 17604 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8802 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 245844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -245844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -245844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1351345 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 102889 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 73139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 72180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7659 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -919407 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1245037 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2472359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2897933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1498730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1891038 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34000 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 50366250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 16435 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 13614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1245037 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2100433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2140534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1590642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2194152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 420000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -59232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -61456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2173567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2723466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1422358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2424848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 2530000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1265000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1830000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1510000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1073565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1256304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1771739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 82 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. This indicator is equal to the # women/girls reached through COVID19 awareness raising & prevention activities Extra general indicator, but this can of course also be the already existing people reached indicator. This indicator is equal to the # men/boys reached through COVID19 awareness raising & prevention activities Kept separate because of potential PfR reporting to BuZa and within alliance, but similarities with indicators 7, 8, 9 and 28. Kept separate because of potential PfR reporting to BuZa and within alliance, but similarities with indicators 7, 8, 9 and 28. Kept separate because of potential PfR reporting to BuZa and within alliance, similar to 13, but here water and soap are combined. Kept separate because of specific CSO terminology. Link to 18 and 29. This is a slightly different formulation than the IFRC indicator. Link with 30, 31 and 32, but here all three are combined. 60 in total: 43 at country level, 13 at regional level, 4 at global level. Those are the trajectories we report on separately in IATI (progress). Last year the number was higher as we counted all sub-trajectories as well 60 in total: 43 at country level, 13 at regional level, 4 at global level. Those are the trajectories we report on separately in IATI (progress). Last year the number was higher as we counted all sub-trajectories as well - Working with 73 stakeholders on country level; 30 on regional level and 28 on global level Working with 73 stakeholders on country level; 30 on regional level and 28 on global level Working with 73 stakeholders on country level; 30 on regional level and 28 on global level - 12 public and private investors engaged on country level; 6 on global and regional level 12 public and private investors engaged on country level; 6 on global and regional level 12 public and private investors engaged on country level; 6 on global and regional level 8 knowledge intstitutes engaged on country level; 2 on global level 8 knowledge intstitutes engaged on country level; 2 on global level 8 knowledge intstitutes engaged on country level; 2 on global level 8 knowledge intstitutes engaged on country level; 2 on global level - Capacity built to conduct policy dialogue with different stakeholders on the issue of integrated risk management In 2016-2017: PfR partners. As from 2018 onwards: broader CSOs and CSO networks. In 2016-2017: PfR partners. As from 2018 onwards: broader CSOs and CSO networks. In 2016-2017: PfR partners. As from 2018 onwards: broader CSOs and CSO networks. In 2016-2017: PfR partners. As from 2018 onwards: broader CSOs and CSO networks. - NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in communities in Ethiopia. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Addis Ababa 9.0107934 38.7612525 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1299045 66091 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -19448 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7551 Incoming Commitment Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre The Netherlands Red Cross -86106 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 24753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150719 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13640 Incoming Commitment Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre The Netherlands Red Cross 4588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217281 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -116000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 208991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7870 Incoming Commitment Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre The Netherlands Red Cross 1827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 945080 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3051 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171523 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Key stakeholders are aware of the importance of IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Improve capacities of stakeholders (e.g. DRM Commissions; Ministerial Offices for Agriculture, Health; CSO’s; private sector) at regional level to implement effective Disaster Risk Management policies Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices Improving sustainable and proper management and utilisation of water and land resources in the catchment by all stakeholders providing sustainable development opportunities for local economies Key stakeholders are aware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM (proof) investments Ensuring investors adhere to IRM principles and support communities to have increased resilience to climate shocks and impact by integrating IRM in their investment plans Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments Investment strategies are based on the Environmental Impact Assessment that include IRM risk screening that involve local communities Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM (proof) investments NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in communities in Guatemala. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Guatemala. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Guatemala C.A. 14.6417889 -90.5132239 Drought Flood Heat Wave Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 125062 125062 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -35251 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 35251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 35251 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -35251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross -35251 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross 39087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Guatemalan Red Cross Key stakeholders are aware of the importance of IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices Key stakeholders are aware of the importance of IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices Key stakeholders are unaware of benefits of IRM in their projects and practices NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in communities in Haiti. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Haiti. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Port au Prince 18.547327 -72.3395928 Drought Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 677519 -18444 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6556 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 678631 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -13112 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6556 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 6556 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -14556 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -83 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -460000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 433000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58776 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12665 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26334 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22094 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 4605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24332 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 7324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67073 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 5147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 460000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 170000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Commitment of key partners and stakeholders. Continuous discussions with partners. Commitment of key partners and stakeholders. Continuous discussions with partners. ToT for 30 people in July 2017, at which the Coordinator of the DRR Unit of the Ministry of Education participated, and follow-up to the stakeholder meeting. ToT for 30 people in July 2017, at which the Coordinator of the DRR Unit of the Ministry of Education participated, and follow-up to the stakeholder meeting. ToT for 30 people in July 2017, at which the Coordinator of the DRR Unit of the Ministry of Education participated, and follow-up to the stakeholder meeting. ToT for 30 people in July 2017, at which the Coordinator of the DRR Unit of the Ministry of Education participated, and follow-up to the stakeholder meeting. Dialogue and participation with government and other stakeholders. Exchange of knowledge through different platforms. Mainstreaming of youth CR in all activities and funding mobilization strateg Discussions with the Peligre dam operators sparked interest in helping provide early warnings to HRC in order to develop pre-planned and pre-financed early action protocols for downstream communities to spring into action and prepare in the event of high water or unavoidable flooding. Discussions with the Peligre dam operators sparked interest in helping provide early warnings to HRC in order to develop pre-planned and pre-financed early action protocols for downstream communities to spring into action and prepare in the event of high water or unavoidable flooding. Discussions with the Peligre dam operators sparked interest in helping provide early warnings to HRC in order to develop pre-planned and pre-financed early action protocols for downstream communities to spring into action and prepare in the event of high water or unavoidable flooding. Funding dialogues can be driven by serious games, deepening understanding of complexity and reinforcing a shared vision NLRC drafted the initial proposal with scaling up of proven resilience-building measures, the Climate Centre integrated J’ADAPTE into the schools, wove in youth engagement more broadly and integrated climate risk management through early warning early action and FbF. NLRC drafted the initial proposal with scaling up of proven resilience-building measures, the Climate Centre integrated J’ADAPTE into the schools, wove in youth engagement more broadly and integrated climate risk management through early warning early action and FbF. NLRC drafted the initial proposal with scaling up of proven resilience-building measures, the Climate Centre integrated J’ADAPTE into the schools, wove in youth engagement more broadly and integrated climate risk management through early warning early action and FbF. NLRC drafted the initial proposal with scaling up of proven resilience-building measures, the Climate Centre integrated J’ADAPTE into the schools, wove in youth engagement more broadly and integrated climate risk management through early warning early action and FbF Harmonise the principal implementing rules and regulations and other relevant policy instruments on DRR management, climate change and environmental and coastal management, to promoting an enabling environment for adoption of IRM NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in communities in India. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in India. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands New Delhi 28.6138967 77.2159562 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 190862 134547 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20968 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -36822 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 41364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20968 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 54900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -54900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Public and private DRR investments is increased, applying of IRM based safeguards and screening: leverage of state level development programme funding and establishment strategic partnerships with private sector stakeholders Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments Implementation and development of risk reduction programmes at various levels address underlying causes of risk and prevent creation of new risks Key stakeholders are planning to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices Key stakeholders demonstrate limited engagement in IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in Indonesian communities. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Indonesia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Jakarta Selatan -6.1753942 106.8271826 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 458961 422862 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -41474 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -47589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -105657 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 105657 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -7396 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7396 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -56124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 264152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19811 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105657 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7396 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5459 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4232 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56433 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Disaster Management (DM) law and select related DRR policies and regulations comply with IRM standards, are harmonized with each other, and align with relevant sectoral policies Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Global agreements (like SFDRR, SDGs, Paris Climate Agreement, including their respective regional roadmaps that highlight the importance of IRM), are taken into consideration in national and local policies and vice versa Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Gender-sensitive community-based development plans incorporate and fund IRM initiatives, leverage maximum funding allocated through Village Law, and align with and inform national IRM policy frameworks Key stakeholders demonstrate limited engagement in IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders are developing IRM (proof) investments Key stakeholders are actively engaged in IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders are planning to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in communities in Kenya. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Kenya. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nairobi -1.28333 36.81667 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 430000 430000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Adoption and replication of IRM good practices in selected counties (Isiolo, Laikipia, Samburu) and Ewaso Nyiro and Tana river basins. Investments Policy Key stakeholders are open to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices Key stakeholders demonstrate limited engagement in IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders (governments, private sector, institutions and others). The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments, and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in vulnerable communities in Mali. The project in Mali is under the lead of Wetlands International, in cooperation with the organisations Mali Red Cross, Netherlands Red Cross, Red Cross Climate Centre, and Care Mali. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggravated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and unpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in Mali. General remarks PfR Mali partners work together on all trajectories in the Inner Niger Delta, the Sourou/ Volta River and at national level. In 2018 the partners are starting up trajectories/activities in the Senegal River Basin. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kayes 14.443406 -11.437914 Mopti 14.4879631 -4.1905986 Bamako 12.6493194 -8.0003371 Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1272719 1272724 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5233 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -13 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2599 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12254 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 14901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2599 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -27529 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 173246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71676 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15043 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134296 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2719 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 51205 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 11969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 136123 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 761678 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97809 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1421 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -44690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 13971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2102 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 70674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 251 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Promote the equitable management of water resources that keep vulnerable groups such as migrants (fishermen and herders) safe from the risks of natural disasters and the effects of hydro-agricultural development while maintaining the ecosystem services of wetlands in river basins Promote sound & equal water resources management that secures vulnerable groups, including fishermen, against the risk of natural disasters and the effects of irrigation schemes, maintaining ecosystem services of wetlands in river basins Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments Key stakeholders are open to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Practice Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments Investments Key stakeholders are open to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices Policy Key stakeholders are actively engaged in IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Key stakeholders have concrete (signed) plans for IRM (proof) investments Key stakeholders have started to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in Philippine communities. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in the Philippines. - 25 barangays in Surigao del Norte - PRC integrated in multi-stakeholder alliance Calamianes Resilience Network in Coron - Palawan as part of Cordaid consortium work - PRC integrated in multi-stakeholder alliance in Mandaue - Cebu as part of Cordaid and WI consortium work The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Surigao del Norte 9.5148 125.697 Mandaue - Cebu 10.3321 123.9357 Coron - Palawan 12.0489 120.1519 Manila 14.6042 120.9822 Landslide Storm Surge Volcanic eruption Fire Drought Earthquake Flood Heat Wave Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1381299 1183649 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -71153 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -15680 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -8496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -19364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -90122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 19364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 90122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 14157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12051 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 19364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 90122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 98116 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -131411 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 16870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56159 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 11379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21882 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -1551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15819 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 28807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125420 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 16432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40405 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 12013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91631 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 9397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -60813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15819 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 13675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9785 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22183 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 494330 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -61031 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 18 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15819 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 61031 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 15116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61013 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 2943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 18924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 76675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Through network building, ACCORD closely coordinated with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and multi-stakeholders networks, particularly in planning towards advocacies concerning Incorporated in national DRR plans, IRM Conference organised and training for a LGU conducted Incorporated in national DRR plans, IRM Conference organised and training for a LGU conducted Incorporated in national DRR plans, IRM Conference organised and training for a LGU conducted Completion of mapping, meetings and co-financing from private sector, team agusan river basin formed Completion of mapping, meetings and co-financing from private sector, team agusan river basin formed Completion of mapping, meetings and co-financing from private sector, team agusan river basin formed Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments capacity investment, investment by government for IRM capacity investment, investment by government for IRM capacity investment, investment by government for IRM Key stakeholders are open to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices Harmonise the principal implementing rules and regulations and other relevant policy instruments on DRR management, climate change and environmental and coastal management, to promoting an enabling environment for adoption of IRM Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Comparative study ongoing. PfR becomes part of Technical Working Group and proposes revision to Amendatory Bill Comparative study ongoing. PfR becomes part of Technical Working Group and proposes revision to Amendatory Bill Comparative study ongoing. PfR becomes part of Technical Working Group and proposes revision to Amendatory Bill NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in South Sudanees communities. NLRC lead partner. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in South Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Juba 4.85165 31.58247 Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 513033 456286 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 109429 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -61163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -4450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -560 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -254 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -95 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -254 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2406 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -43598 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -353682 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 296639 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90756 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13416 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 353682 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 23285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 0 5 2 2 2 2 2 0 5 5 5 5 1 2 The Integrated Wetlands Catchment Management plans at the State level will provide for good practices and actions including screening of investments and evaluating wetland ecosystems 0 3 3 Ensuring the adaptation requirements of local communities are at the centre of development planning and implementation by using National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPAs) as an entry point 0 3 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project focuses on improving resilience in Ugandan communities. People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Actions relate to different actors. Four groups are distinguished: Communities, Civil Society organisations (Red Cross, plus PfR partners, other CSOs, organised communities), Government (at various levels), and the private sector. Beneficiaries of the programme are vulnerable communities in disaster-prone conditions. This project focuses on vulnerable communities in the Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kampala 0.3177137 32.5813539 Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 596279 -405 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11859 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -187 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -219 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -97298 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8886 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -37536 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -134834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 97298 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -134834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 97298 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16658 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4511 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103857 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90355 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -127 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328218 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -37517 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2703 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37517 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 37517 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 37559 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Key stakeholders are open to supporting IRM mainstreaming in policies and legal frameworks Integrated risk management approach is mainstreamed in national disaster preparedness and management policy Policy Key stakeholders are open to support IRM (proof) investments Key stakeholders are open to implement IRM principles in their projects and practices NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Strategic Partnership of Partners for Resilience (PfR) is aimed at promoting and improving (attention for) Integrated Risk Management (IRM) in policies, investments and practices of key stakeholders. The ultimate aim is to improve resilience of vulnerable communities who are confronted with disaster risks though better laws and regulations, IRM-proof investments (including screening), and enhanced practices that take better account of their potential to reduce risks. This project facilitates technical support for the eight national Red Cross societies (including evaluation). People world-wide live in disaster-prone areas. Disasters damage the eco-systems they live in and upon which their livelihoods depend. Their vulnerability to disasters is aggrevated by climate change, which increases the frequency, scale and inpredictability of disasters. Eco-systems, if protected and managed well, can play an important role in mitigating the impact of disasters (holding more excess water, sheltering form storms). Partners for Resilience strengthens community resilience by working with civil society organisations on reducing risks and strengthening livelihoods of vulnerable communities, with specific attention for marginalized groups and women. The Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach bridges time- and spatial scales. It integrates the urgent attention needed for changing risks due to changes in hazards, exposure and vulnerability. IRM includes a specific focus on ecosystem degradation, locally and in the wider landscape, as well as changes in hazards due to climate change (in relation to current risks, nearterm changes and longer-term shifts in climate patterns). IRM thus integrates elements from disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and ecosystem management and restoration (EMR). Technical support is offered to Host Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies of Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Mali, Guatemala, Nicaragua, the Philippines and Indonesia. Technical support is offered from HQ of NLRC in The Hague. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands The Hague 52.0663216 4.3219316 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1691272 1666 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1666 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1245171 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -60000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2622 Expenditure The Netherlands 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Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8194 Expenditure The 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Cross 5532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre The Netherlands Red Cross 3781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186047 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross PfR activities at regional scale The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Philippines 12.8797 121.774 India 20.5937 78.9629 Indonesia 0.7893 113.9213 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 233600 14886 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 71153 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 241343 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14886 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -14886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14880 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6080 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross IRM is reflected in the Asia Regional Plan on the Implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction or SFDRR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross PfR activities in Horn of Africa The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 156895 53971 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross IRM, considering gender roles and relations, is mainstreamed in the relevant regional policies, action plans and monitoring processes Raising awareness amongst investors and authorities on the importance of risk screening of investments, with specific attention to gender roles and relations NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross PfR regional activities in Westerm Africa, along the Inner Delta of the river Niger. Promote the rational and equitable management of water resources that make vulnerable groups, particularly migrants (fishermen and herders), safe from the risks of natural disasters and the effects of hydro-agricultural development by maintaining the ecosystem services of wetlands in river basins. The subregion is characterized by recurring natural disasters increasingly linked to climate change, with the consequence of increasing fragility of livelihoods and the vulnerability of communities to these hazards and related environmental challenges. These disasters have increased in frequency and intensity and their impact is increasingly significant in rural communities, especially the most vulnerable, especially those whose livelihoods depend on the primary sector (fishing, agriculture, livestock). Indeed, these recurring climatic risks lead to production deficits, livestock losses and reduced availability of fish and forest stocks. Capacity development becomes a major focus for securing the livelihoods of vulnerable communities at the 3 targeted countries in the subregion namely Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea, which share the Niger Basin. Advocacy & Lobbying targeting decision-makers / strategic players based on power mapping - Establishment and / or strengthening of coalitions at the sub-regional level for citizen control and monitoring by water resource user groups (local organizations, umbrella organizations) for better accountability of decision-makers. Authorities in Mali, Burkina Faco and Guinee Conakre. Fishermen, farmers, women groups Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea Conakry The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 155285 155285 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6058 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106943 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross PfR activities in Central America and the Caribbean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 115171 105483 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1151 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 114020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 57010 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 115171 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-260-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross All related costs for the position of Global Diplomacy Officer under PfRII The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 675000 -179 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 542035 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -675000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 675000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to reduce child mortality due to diarrhoea in eleven countries. To avoid infection of the youngest, most vulnerable children within a family, the entire community is assisted by providing clean drinking water, sanitary facilities and soap. Furthermore, the Red Cross gives parents and children information and training on hygiene and care for people with diarrhoea. On 18/11-2019 overboeking van € 300.000 van PRJ08-171 naar PRJ08-272-0013 (WASH in schools (Pneumonie) Ivoorkust) Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Epidemic Flood 10855459 6934 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -34717 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -300000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -224183 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -108236 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 229106 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 183 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 187601 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 10859145 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 9875 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective is to rehabilitate water points through redeployment of skilled craftsmen to repair manually-operated water pumps and wells, and hygiene promotion in rural prefectures. This project is integrated in a larger ICRC-project. The landlocked Central African Republic has been undergoing a political and military crisis since December 2012, when rebel coalitions clashed with government forces over the former's failure to honour signed peace agreements. The economic and social impact of this crisis have severely affected the access to drinking water for the population in rural areas, particularly those where humanitarian access has been limited due to such instability. The programme seeks to repair wells and water pumps through enabling networks of repairmen with the skills and equipment to complete these tasks. Additionally, the programme reaches local communities through good hygiene promotion. Since water distribution infrastructure improvement is at the centre of the programme, repair workers are targeted in order to improved communities' access to water. Also at the community-level, good hygiene promotion focuses on reaching individuals to improve the uptake of good hygiene practices. The project takes place in rural areas where humanitarian access has been limited due to instability. Specifically, the project works in the following prefectures: Kadei Mambere, Nana Mambere, Ouham Pende, Ouham, Nana Gribizi, Ouaka, Haute Kotto, and Bamingui Bangora. Several villages in these areas were attacked by armed elements present in different areas, causing waves of displacement. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Central African Republic 7 21 Kadei Mambere 4.5 16 Nana Mambere 5.97122 15.26276 Ouham Pende 6.75 16.08333 Ouham 7 18 Nana-Grébizi 7.08333 19.33333 Ouaka 6.25 20.75 Haute Kotto 7.41667 23 Bamingui Bangora 8.41667 20.66667 Response Material relief assistance and services 900223 900000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross -900000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the reduction of diarrheal disease prevalence among children under five in the provinces of Kayanza and Karusi. The project promotes the availability, access to, and use of water infrastructure for drinking and sanitation, and strengthens the capacity of Burundi's Red Cross to respond to diarrheal outbreaks and protect vulnerable groups. Burundi is one of Africa's poorest countries. Malnutrition is amongst the highest globally. Infants and pregnant women experience high morbidity and mortality rates. These rates are due to HIV/AIDS, acute respiratory infections, malnutrition, malaria, and diarrheal diseases. Diarrheal diseases are the third leading cause of morbidity in Burundi. In the Kayanza and Karusi provinces, around 30% of children under five will visit health facilities due to diarrheal diseases. Reducing deaths related to diarrhoea is carried out through building safe and reliable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and investing in human capacities. Training to both build and maintain water and sanitation infrastructures, and training community educators, volunteers, and trainers in Participatory Hygiene And Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) form the core of the project. 15,600 households with children under five are targeted in the PHAST process, amounting to 93,600 people. Wider communities will also benefit from improved water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructures and community programmes. In the Karusi province, the Health District of Nyabikere (specifically, communes, Gitaramuka, Mutumba, Nyabikere and Shombo) is targeted. In the province of Kayanza, Gahombo Sanitary District (specifically, communes, Gahombo, Gatara and Muhanga), and Musema Sanitary District (specifically, communes Rango and Butaganzwa) are targets of the project. These two provinces are amongst the most densely populated in Burundi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Burundi -3.5 30 Karusi -3.125 30.13333 Gitaramuka -2.97503 30.16317 Mutumba -3.2021 30.24248 Nyabikere -3.26447 30.14118 Shombo -3.28524 30.05391 Kayanza -3.06667 29.66667 Gahombo -2.99278 29.73247 Gatara -2.99226 29.67742 Muhanga -3.04449 29.80341 Rango -3.15571 29.76212 Butaganzwa -3.10229 29.69479 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 637845 -1115 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -1858 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -40286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49011 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 54450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130661 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 12083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101040 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 1975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164755 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 6694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a collaboration between the NLRC, the DRCRC and the Belgian RC to improve access to water, hygiene and sanitation in DRC. The project uses a community approach and increases capacity building to reduce child mortality and morbidity due to diarrhoea. 65k euro was implemented by the Spanish RC The programme aims to reduce child mortality due to diarrhoea in eleven countries. To avoid infection of the youngest, most vulnerable children within a family, the entire community is assisted by providing clean drinking water, sanitary facilities and soap. Furthermore, the Red Cross gives parents and children information and training on hygiene and care for people with diarrhoea. The financial contribution from the Netherlands Red Cross is funded by the Serious Request 2013 radio campaign. This is a cooperation between NLRC, DRCRC and Belgian RC. 65k euro was implemented directly by the Spanish RC. The project takes place in Matadi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kinshasa -4.3217055 15.3125974 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 672826 51337 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -9000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 27000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 570000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 9000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 3512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -65000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project provides technical support for the programme Serious Request 2013: Reducing child mortality due to diarrhoea The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 809651 69755 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 739895 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 136052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -52924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13623 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of this project is to increase resistance to disease and injury in four communal section of the South East department by increasing beneficiaries' capacities to improve health practices and seek solutions to public health problems. This project is a part of the on-going response to the 2010 earthquake. On January 12, 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. The earthquake affected millions, further compromising the country's already weak water, sanitation, and health systems. Only 45% of Haiti's urban population has access to improved sanitation, 25% for people in rural areas, creating pressing public health risks, particularly among infants, children under five, and mothers. These problems will be met through a community-based health and first aid approach, primarily through building 5,000 latrines to encourage improved health and hygiene practices. Additionally, selected natural waters sources will undergo infrastructure improvements and Red Cross staff will be trained in participatory hygiene and sanitation transformation to better assist communities in WASH. The programme targets households, numbering almost 11,000, in Musac, Ternier, Gaillard, and Macary. This project takes place in the communes of Cayes-Jacmel, La Vallee, and Marigot within the South East department. Specifically, the communal sections of Gaillard, Macary, Musac, and Ternier will be the targeted sections for latrine building. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 199964 -1536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme in Malawi aims at reducing under-five child morality through decreasing incidences of diarrhoeal diseases in targeted communities in Phalombe. In carrying out this outcome, improving access to safe water supplies, household sanitation facilities, knowledge of hygiene practices, and increasing capacity of Malawi's Red Cross staff and volunteers to manage projects, and gender and HIV and AIDS issues is also carried out. Malawi's Phalombe district has high child mortality rates, at 87 deaths per 1000 live births, soaring above the national average of 53 deaths per 1000 live births. Phalombe also has a history of cholera, and bloody diarrhoea and dysentery are endemic, with rates rising, signalling poor personal and food-related hygienic practices. Diarrhoea hits children the hardest, and is one of the leading causes of death in the district. To compound these factors, 36% of households in the district are food insecure. Improving water, sanitation, and hygiene is approached using community-based and infrastructural improvement work. Community members and leaders are trained in key hygiene practices, and latrines and household hand-washing facilities are constructed alongside other improvements, such as water treatments, training of volunteers, awareness campaigns and project planning support. Red Cross partners and targeted communities are also included in developing effective monitoring and evaluation systems, and surveys are used to gather local attitudes and knowledge on sanitation. Children, both those under and over five years old, are targeted, totalling some 215,000 individuals. Vulnerable populations, such as the chronically ill, individuals with HIV and AIDS, the elderly, and the ultra poor are also targeted. The project takes place in the Phalombe district of Malawi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Phalombe disctrict -15.66667 35.66667 Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 1112450 101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1112450 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3387 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 287 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -1859 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -2020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -735 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 411 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -13539 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3239 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1859 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1921 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 2382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14274 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 25270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -241 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 37746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78459 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 30804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13117 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106531 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93554 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 11665 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176703 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109931 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 9345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165919 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to contribute to public health resiliency in Manila. Work centers around assisting urban poor in maintaining health, including diarrhea-related care, and increasing access to and use of safe water and basic sanitation. On the larger scale, the project increases disaster and public health emergency anticipation and response capacities and works towards the prevention of water and sanitation-related diseases. Manila, capital of the Philippines, is one of the most densely-populated cities in the world, most of it urban poor living illegally in squalor. Since much of the population lives illegally in slums, they have no access to government support for sanitation or health care programmes. Young children in Manila are particularly vulnerable in these circumstances, which are also marked by food insecurity and poor nutrition, and in Manila Diarrhea is one of the leading causes of death for children five and under. The project takes a community-centred approach to changing behaviours that will lead to improved health, including work targeted at children. Water and sanitation facilities in communities are also built next to the stockpiling of non-food items, such as household water treatment chemicals and hygiene kits to assist community-level transformation. To build the capacity of Red Cross Philippines, staff and volunteers are trained to help reduce and manage risk. Urban poor in the slums of Manila are the primary beneficiaries of the project. Within this group, caretakers of children and children are targeted. The slums of Manila are the targeted project areas, particularly Barangay 101-Tondo, a community settled in and around garbage dumps. Barangay 101-Tondo, which harbours some of Manila’s most acute cases of diarrhoea, cholera, and typhoid, and has limited access to sanitation for its 25,000-strong population. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Philippines 13 122 Manila 14.6042 120.9822 Happy Land 14.61890956 120.966038 Epidemic Flood Insect infestation Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 789360 -536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 536 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 344 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -12701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 13303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12701 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5703 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148557 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 16715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -18259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155313 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 6557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross To help counter the negative effects of drought, such as hunger and disease, the Red Cross provided solutions to the affected communities in food security, nutrition, and livelihoods and water, sanitation, and hygiene. In these multilateral, international efforts, the Netherlands provided monetary assistance. Throughout 2012 and 2013, very little rain fell in Namibia, causing the government in May 2013 to declare a state of emergency. 331,000 people in rural communities were food insecure due to drought, totalling 14% of the country's population. Thirty per cent of people subsisted on only one meal per day. Water access, availability, and utilisation became scarce. Since many were left without secure food sources, 11 soup kitchens, food rations, and money were given to affected communities to cover basic food needs. Additionally, agricultural support was given to farmers, which included training in topics such as climate change and dry crop production, and seeds were distributed along with tools. To ensure clean access to safe drinking water, water infrastructures were improved, volunteers were trained in sanitation and hygiene, and water sanitation items were distributed. Overall, the project reached 156,075 people (31,215 households). The project was based in the five regions that were heavily affected by drought: Kunene, Ohangwena, Oshikoto and Kavango East and Kavango West. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kampala 0.3177137 32.5813539 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 12679 1968 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -1425 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -88 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -2943 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12550 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -4073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme focuses on reducing child mortality due to diarrhoea in selected districts of Ethiopia’s Gujji zone. Programme centres of advocacy include reducing water-born and hygiene-related diarrhoeal disease among children, increasing access to effective treatment for diarrhoeal diseases among children, and strengthening the project management capacity of Ethiopia’s Red Cross. Water and sanitation coverage levels in Ethiopia are amongst the lowest in the world. Only 34% of its rural population have access to improved water sources, and many communities are plagued by persisting drought, which is one of the main causes of diseases in humans, including diarrhoeal diseases, in Ethiopia's rural areas. Diarrhoeal diseases account for 46% of under-five mortality in Ethiopia, with drought amplifying other contributing issues such as food insecurity, access to affordable healthcare, and lack of hygiene knowledge, creating a fertile environment for the spread of diarrhoea and prolonged child morality. Building effective community resilience forms the core of the approach to reducing child diarrhoea-related mortality. This strategy includes building water infrastructures that allow safe water delivery to communities, providing basic health and sanitation training, increasing the Ethiopian Red Cross' community-level presence, implementing outbreak contingency plans, and providing supplementary medicines. The project focuses on children under-five, however, wider community members will also benefit from improved sanitation and access to safe drinking water. In total, 23,110 individuals, both children and adults, are beneficiaries of the programme. The project is located in the southern part of Ethiopia, in the Oromiya region's Guji zone. Within this zone, the Balambale, Medhadunan, and Chana Mansa wards of the Gorodolla district and Gewisa and Odo Kelecha wards of the Girga district are targeted. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ethiopia 9 39.5 Guji Zone 5.588 39.067 Oromiya region 8.5410261 39.2705461 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 920839 -3721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4171 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12936 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -5442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 31366 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -46679 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -57300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4079 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 153242 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project reduces child mortality due to diarrhoea through building community resilience for diarrhoea by reducing risk. East Sudan's largely rural populations are prey to contrasting disasters in floods and droughts, and also disease. Along with natural disasters and disease, the region is chronically impoverished, faces large influxes of refugees, and has inadequate access, healthcare, education, and proper water and sanitation. Here, particularly in the state of Kassala, diarrhoea is one of the leading causes of child mortality in this highly susceptible environment where child nutrition is below the national average. Focusing on village-level communities, the project increases diarrhoea resilience through improving water and sanitation coverage, and supporting improved hygienic and health-seeking behaviour, and effective primary health care. The project's main target group is children under five years-old. However, individuals above five years-old will also benefit from services, supplies, and communications, totalling over 100,000 individuals. The project takes place in the rural state of Kassala in the localities of Hamashkoreib, North Delta, Telkok, and Rural Aroma, where many are pastoralists and agro-pastoralists. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sudan 16 30 Aroma 15.81667 36.13333 Kassala 15.9 35.65 Hamashkoreib 17.1522 36.6813 Telkok 16.224 36.5757 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 1758373 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1758205 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -6515 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6515 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -4623 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1136 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -8 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -7000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 668 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43062 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 43877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 884 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 32688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134119 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 256797 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250958 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 49411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 53743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 22150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21379 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 11393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The goal of the project is to reduce diarrhoea and water-born disease deaths amongst children under five years of age, create positive behaviour changes around WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene), and strengthen Benin's Red Cross' WASH capacity. In Benin, diarrheal disease accounts for large numbers of child deaths. This is do to poor water, sanitation, and hygiene practices and infrastructures. The towns of Aguégués and Dangbo in Ouémé department are particularly notable in this regard, both having high child vulnerability for waterborne diseases, and poor sanitation and access to safe drinking water. Reduction in under-five mortality due to diarrhoea and water-born diseases is achieved through developing community resilience. Here, activities such as building bathrooms in the most vulnerable households, constructing hand-washing facilities, waste collection, increasing access to drinking water, and focusing on community-related hygiene in mother's clubs and schools are carried out. Additionally, Benin's Red Cross will undergo branch capacity assessments geared towards building aid capacities communities in water and sanitation. The project targets over 40,000 people, including women in mother's clubs and students. The project is located in the Kessounou (Dangbo town) and Zoungamé (Aguégués town) boroughs of the Ouémé department. Aguégués is a town sitting next to the Ouémé river, which floods from August to November. Some of the targeted areas of the project in Aguégués are only reachable by water. Dangbo is similarly water-saturated, with only two of the villages in the project being reachable by land. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Benin 9.5 2.25 Ouémé 6.61667 2.51667 Dangbo 6.5 2.68333 Zoungamé 6.81667 1.86667 Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 555817 505817 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -36384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17686 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -12664 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 12664 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -53315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -136594 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 1829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310002 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -310002 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -79064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 75850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17686 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 2530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 72416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 136594 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin -1714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126039 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 1627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 33900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25607 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin 16924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The project's purpose is to make selected communities more resilient to diarrhoea through increasing access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene. In the Blolequin department, along with Ivory Coast's western regions, post-election crises from 2010 have resulted in the displacement of people, destruction of homes and health facilities. Despite humanitarian aid in 2011 and 2012, food insecurity, malnutrition, poor water, sanitation, and hygiene, and epidemic diseases are still a threat. In this last category, diarrhoea is the second leading culprit for under-five mortality, due largely to absence of sufficient water, sanitation, and hygiene practices and structures, all of which are exacerbated by internal conflicts. Supporting communities is the core of the project. This is done through community-lead sanitation, which aims at changing social norms surrounding hygiene and sanitation, along with installing water infrastructures and training individuals on sage water usage. Additionally, child nutrition and educational programmes on diarrhoea, epidemic and emergency response planning, monitoring, and organisation with local authorities, communities and the Red Cross are also carried out along with building health centres. The project chiefly targets children under five years-old, but casts a wider net and will ultimately reach more than 60,000 people in delivering its services, good, and communications. The project is located in 13 villages of Blolequin, a forested department in the west of Ivory Coast. These populations are rural, living scattered and isolated. The villages are CIB, De?pouta, Chantier Colonel, Tomepleu, Bablivaya, Pohan Basobly, Zomplou, Ke?bouebo, Guibobli, Dieya, Oulai Taibly, Medibly, and Zile?bly. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire stichting Sonbross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bloléquin 6.56913 -8.00253 Dépouta 6.91043 -7.9622 Bably Vaya 6.61234 -8.15274 Zomplou 6.61944 -8.155 Ke´bouebo 6.62618 -8.19529 Guibobli 6.61108 -8.21224 Diéya 6.62538 -8.17088 Médibli 6.52173 -8.05466 Zilebli 6.32901 -8.13896 Chantier Colonel village 6.5863 -8.0672 Pohan 6.58803 -8.09317 Oulai Taibly village 6.36063 -8.12414 Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 941987 27873 Incoming Commitment stichting Sonbross The Netherlands Red Cross -8525 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -2989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 23997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39073 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 69361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176783 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 41166 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 70101 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 15543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 277302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 20823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116816 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 15652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-171-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This project reduces child mortality due to diarrhoea through building community resilience for diarrhoea by reducing risk for children under five years-old. Zambia's Western Province has some of the country's highest poverty rates, at 80%, and is vulnerable to disasters, having periods of both drought and flooding. The Limulunga district has diarrhoea as one of the leading causes of under-five child mortality. The project focuses on community-based diarrhoea risk-reduction for children under five years-old through improved water and sanitation coverage, and supporting hygienic and health-seeking behaviour and improved access to community health services. The target group is children under five, as well as those over five. Other beneficiaries include women who have new-born babies, malnourished children, and patients and staff at health facilities. The project will reach just under 100,000 individuals. The project is located in selected villages of Lilulunga, in Western Province, which is prone to floods and has limited access during the rainy season. The province is dominated by a floodplain, which is flooded during the rainy season. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Zambia -14.33333 28.5 Limulunga -15.09691 23.13757 Epidemic Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1008444 -4176 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 45000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -27517 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65288 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 113172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188473 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 100317 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 38582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97790 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -110170 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114777 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 79683 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 21659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96648 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4684 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173 The Netherlands Red Cross This emergency assistance programme is funded by various fundraising campaigns by the Netherlands Red Cross. Funds are distributed to various emergency assistance projects around the world, including in Iraq, Namibia, and Ukraine. The Netherlands Red Cross Stichting Dorgelo Energie Albert Heijn Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 3098976 170720 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -6402 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -27620 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 22500 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1380000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 80845 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 155240 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2400 Incoming Commitment Stichting Dorgelo Energie The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8750 Incoming Commitment Albert Heijn The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Stichting Dorgelo Energie The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross To reduce the risk of spread of cholera in Nakivale settlement, Isingiro through hygiene promotion. On the 07th of August 2019 a patient in Nakivale Settlement was admitted with diarrhoea for one day. On admission he was managed for Acute watery diarrhoea with severe dehydration. After a day of admission, the patient condition deteriorated and he died on 08 August. On 09 August several cases of acute watery diarrhoea were admitted at the facility which raised suspicion however there were no cholera rapid diagnostic test. With the raised index of suspicion, the team suspected cholera and took off Samples. 5 out of 15 samples were positive for V.Cholerae. URCS will train and deploy Rapid Response Teams, who will coordinate with district health officials and CTC, to quickly respond to alerts through provision of immediate Household level responses in and around Households of cholera cases. This project plans on targeting 7500 refugees (4500 female and 3000 male) who are most at risk of cholera in the most affected villages. Nakivale Settlement: Nyarugugu A, B and C, New Sangano, Base camp, Kigali and Misyera. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 10000 -537 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -537 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -537 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross In response to the some 2.4 million displaced, the Red Cross has put in place measures to improve the most pressing needs: water, sanitation, and hygiene, shelter and household items, and food security, nutrition, and livelihoods. In addition, it has strengthened the disaster response and risk reduction capacity of the Iraq Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross supplied funding for hygiene kits, jerrycans, food parcels, and non-food items. The surge in violence between armed groups and government forces has resulted in over 2.4 million internally displaced people across 2,744 locations in Iraq and left hundreds of thousands of people in need of assistance. The majority of displaced are in private settings, which place strain on strain on local communites and basic services. Critical shelter arragements house some 700,000 people, compirsing unfiished or abandoned buildings not fit for living, with the remainder living in camps. To furthur strain facilities and resources, Syrian refugees place addtional strain on infrastructures. Water, sanitation and hygiene were promoted through the distribution of hygiene kits and related items alongside constructing water and sanitation facilities. 9,306 people were reached with hygiene kits and related items. The most essential shelter and household needs were met through distributions of non-food items such as kitchen sets, clothing vouchers, stoves, mattresses, and blankets, and rehabilitation of unfinished buildings. Non-food items reached 20,219 people. Food parcels were distributed, reaching 10,408 households. Over 150,000 people were reached with food and non-food Items. 36,000 internally displaced families were provided with hygiene items. The project was located in Iraqi Kurdistan in the Erbil governorate, Duhok governorate, and Zakho district within the Duhok governorate. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Iraq 33 44 Erbil 36.19257 44.01062 Duhok 36.86709 42.98845 Zakho 37.15 42.83333 Iraqi Kurdistan 36.2268 44.7611 Response Material relief assistance and services 1473000 27633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 412772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The project seeks to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people affected by the current crisis in Syria through supporting the Syrian Arab Red Crescent's humanitarian response and enhancing its operation capacities. The Red Cross provides aid in food security, shelter and settlements, water, sanitation, and hygiene, health and care, and national society capacity building. In the past four years since the Syria crisis began, humanitarian needs have increased twelvefold, leaving an estimated 12.2 million people in need due to the protracted crisis. Over half of Syria's population has been forced to leave their homes multiple times, with two-thirds of the population living in extreme poverty. Basic social and health services are overloaded, and there is decreased access to food and water. Widespread violence continues cycles of displacement and endangers both the displaced and the ability to deliver humanitarian aid. The Red Cross has reached 600,000 people with food parcels, with aid from the Netherlands Red Cross. Distributing shelter and settlement-related non-food items to reduce displacement vulnerabilities is critical, in 2015 alone 35,000 families have received winterisation support, in which the Netherlands Red Cross is also involved. Over 300,000 people have received hygiene-related items like hygiene kits, and the rehabilitation and construction of water sources has reached 106,000 people. In terms of health, psychosocial, infrastructure, and basic health services support are delivered, 200,000 critically ill patients have been reached with needed medicines. The Syrian Arab Red Crescent is supported through trainings and other capacity-building support. The project seeks to provide aid to the most vulnerable populations in the Syrian conflict. Due to the nature of the conflict, the Red Cross operates throughout the country. Specifically, it provides assistance in: Damascus and Rural Damascus, Homs, Deir Zour, Al-Hasakeh, Aleppo, Idleb, Hama, Tartous, and Quneitra. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 Homs 34.46667 38.3 Deir Zour 35.16667 40.28333 Hasakah 36.51667 40.9 Aleppo 36.25 37.61667 Idleb Governorate 35.76667 36.66667 Idleb city 35.93062 36.63393 Aleppo city 36.20124 37.16117 Hama 35.23333 37.2 Tartous 35.00427 36.15867 Quneitra 33.03333 35.78333 Dara'a 32.85 36.21667 Rural Damascus 33.5 37.38333 Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 43467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 542121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 397227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Throughout the on-going crisis in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Red Cross has worked multilaterally to actively improve the situations of displaced persons both in and outside of Ukraine, including the provision of items that will assist in winter survival. Due to armed conflict in Ukraine, more than 800,000 people have been forced out of their homes. 300,000 have fled abroad. Many internally displaced persons lack the means to survive the winter. Improving displaced persons ability to cope with winter is carried out through collecting and providing winter clothes, blankets, food and non-food items, roof repair kits and other means of shelter-related repair. The project aids persons displaced by the conflict in Ukraine. The project takes place in and outside of Ukraine. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kiev 50.4501071 30.5240501 Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Fiji Red Cross Society (FRCS) to deliver assistance and support to some 38,500 people for 12 months, with a focus on the following sectors: Assessments, Shelter and settlements, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WASH), Livelihoods, Restoring family links (RFL), Community preparedness and risk reduction, and National Society institutional preparedness and capacity development. On februari 20, 2016 cyclone Winston (category 5) made landfall in Fiji, and The Government of Fiji has declared a state of emergency in the country. The tropical cyclone has caused loss of lives and significant damage across its path. The Fiji Government estimates almost 350,000 people living in the cyclone’s path could have been affected (180,000 men and 170 000 women). 42 people have been confirmed dead. All the geographical divisions of Fiji have been affected to different extents. Emergency relief, shelter and livelihoods remain clear priorities for all humanitarian actors as thousands of families have been affected. The immediate needs in the affected areas are in the following sectors: shelter, health, WASH and RFL. The immediate needs identified are emergency shelter and non-food items, psychosocial support, safe drinking water, water and vector borne diseases prevention and hygiene promotion. Note that food is being provided by the Government of Fiji. There are also a need to offer RFL services to the affected people in the aftermath of the cyclone. The operation is expected to support the needs of 38,500 affected people (7,700 households). Shelter: 7,700 households to be assisted with non-food relief items and 4,450 with emergency shelter assistance. In early recovery, targeting up to 1,000 households with durable shelter assistance. Health: Up to 20,000 people will be reached through psychosocial first aid/psychosocial support, health and hygiene promotion sessions, and clean up campaigns in the target communities. WASH: Up to 20,000 people will be provided with safe water through deployment of NOMAD water purification units to two target communities for three months. In addition, at least 10 target communities’ water supply will be rehabilitated through the installation of 100 rainwater harvesting systems and water tanks. Livelihoods: Up to 1,000 households will be reached with livelihood recovery inputs and support. RFL: Up to 200 people will reconnect with their families through the established RFL system. This operation seeks to provide immediate assistance to cyclone affected people on the two main islands (and districts within): Northern Viti Levu (Ba, Tavua, Rakiraki, Nalawa, Korovou, Nadia and Lautok) and southern Vanua Levu (Savusavu, Nabouwalu), as well as the five outer islands, including Taveuni, Koro, Ovalau (Levuka), Batiki and Vanuabalav. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ovalau (Levuka) -18.750674 174.077846 Northern Viti Levu Island: Nadi -17.7993389 177.4172058 Batiki -17.7864 179.1564 Northern Viti Levu Island: Nalawa -17.783 178.25 Northern Viti Levu Island: Lautoka -17.6043956 177.4530138 Northern Viti Levu Island: Ba -17.5457103 177.6840732 Northern Viti Levu Island: Korovou -17.4427351 177.8934477 Northern Viti Levu Island: Tavua -17.4415042 177.8635733 Northern Viti Levu Island: Rakiraki -17.3780743 178.1531001 Koro -17.3205 179.3951 Vanuabalav -17.230786 178.951839 Southern Vanua Levu Island: Nabouwalu -16.9951685 178.6890703 Taveuni -16.853159 179.4983443 Southern Vanua Levu Island: Savusavu -16.7802184 179.3328955 Storm Surge Response 10000 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This contribution to Heads of Emergency Operations (HEOps) of IFRC increases the share of consistent and reliable Red Cross Red Crescent action in support of communities affected by disasters and crises. The IFRC is in need for high level strategic leadership, particularly for large esponse operations. The rationale for the creation of the HEOps pool and roster has been supported by the findings and recommendations of operational reviews and evaluations. The increasing frequency and complexity of major disasters require more sophisticated strategic leadership and coordination roles and the need for greater predictability and continuity in providing quality operational leadership support to National Societies affected. This project reinforces the IFRC Secretariat’s capacity in operational leadership through the deployment of qualified and experienced emergency responders at the onset of crises in the field; capacity building of the National Societies Zones leadership response capacities; coordination; training support, planning, monitoring and evaluation in relation to disaster and crisis management. The HEOps project was developed by the Geneva IFRC Surge Senior Officers and British, Canadian and American Red Cross representatives. The HEOps program operates globally The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 30000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross Throughout 2014, the regional office continued working in 15 countries in Eastern Africa and Indian Ocean Islands; Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles, Mauritius, Rwanda and Burundi. The regional office supported the development of 6 emergency appeals and 15 DREFs in response to floods, disease outbreaks, terror attacks and population movement in Comoros, Madagascar, Seychelles, Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 81000 2502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 38498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38498 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31086 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6472 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to Eastern Africa Cash Preparedness Workshop in June 2018 in Nairobi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 16125 15000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1125 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross IM Coordinator IFRC based in Nairobi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 158851 7115 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 86735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37209 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 49526 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -49526 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 49526 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -14085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -61033 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to global HEOps pool 3x €30.000 (30.000 each year, 90.000 in total) Global pool The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Storm Surge Volcanic eruption Civil unrest Drought Earthquake Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 90000 84507 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 84507 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5493 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Support of a CRC position The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 10000 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-173-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Helping build the capacity of IFRC MENA through helping fund the position of Senior Disaster Response Officer. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 50000 22565 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 24384 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-242 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. The DSS is an initiative started by the Dutch government, the Netherlands Red Cross, and the Dutch water sector. RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought Earthquake Flood Landslide 255184 -271067 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 501184 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-242-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. A growing number of countries face severe water related issues caused by climate change, enveronmental degradation causing water stress, water scarcity and pollution. This has an impact on drinking water, food supplies, infrastucture and economic development, and on vulnerable ecosystems and the stability of societies. Safe drinking water is one of the most urgent needs in emergency situations and lack of clean water and sanitation leads to disease and child mortality and increase of the workload of vulnerability of women and girls in developing countries. Water scarcity is a potential source of conflict, while floods often cause serious damage and claim many victims. This project aims to create a Dutch facility for surge support related to water to support humanitian organisations working in water related emergency response by identification and secondment of specialist staff that can be deployed during humanitarian response to crisis. The facility will cover emergency water related fields when appropiate. Besides WASH and water management there will also be a particular focus on thos capacity gaps identified within the United Nations clusters, such as expertise in urban WASH, (complex) sanitation or hydrogeology. The DSS is an initiative started by the Dutch government, the Netherlands Red Cross, and the Dutch water sector. The facility shall draw upon expertise available in the Netherlands. It will also contribute to raise interest among Netherlands water sector partners. Experts will be deployed aroud the world in emergency situations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 240184 6591 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230117 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-242-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross CTPWG Coördinator IFRC Geneve The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Earthquake Flood Landslide Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 15000 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-243 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme aims to develop a locally supported and integrated long-term vision for a sustainable coastal protection plan in the Tacloban area. The plan contributes to reducing flood risk to protect physical infrastructure and economic interests, but mainly to prevent loss of life and livelihoods. Maintaining and strengthening the current ecosystem function will contribute to improved livelihoods and will also be part of the implementation plan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake Storm Surge 55111 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-243-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims to develop a locally supported and integrated long-term vision for a sustainable coastal protection plan in the Tacloban area. Tacloban and Palo are still recovering from the devastating typhoon Yolanda (International name: Haiyan) that hit the Philippines in November 2013. Even though the area has managed to bounce back to some degree, the coastal zone especially remains at risk of future storms and flooding. Within the context of coastal protection, DRR, CCA and resilience are important components. The plan aims to contribute to reducing flood risk to protect physical infrastructure and economic interests, but mainly to prevent loss of life and livelihoods. Maintaining and strengthening the current ecosystem function will contribute to improved livelihoods and will also be part of the implementation plan. As the economic future of the Tacloban area is closely linked to the sea, strengthening the ecosystem, building protective infrastructure, and reducing disaster risk with climate change in mind, this plan will contribute to enhanced economic opportunities and increased resilience of communities and individuals. Netherlands Red Cross has joined hands with a consortium of Dutch water engineer companies and other organisations. The aim of this consortium is to investigate a number of possible strategies for the area to reduce the risk of future disasters. The Coastal Protection Strategy is formulated for Tacloban and Palo, Leyte The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Leyte 10.833333 124.833333 Palo 11.1600825 124.9901121 Tacloban 11.2430274 125.0081402 Earthquake Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 55111 -14752 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 14752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23617 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -1207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-244 The Netherlands Red Cross The continued armed conflict in Syria has resulted in refugees spilling over it borders into neighbouring Turkey. Other regional conflicts have caused even more refugees and asylum seekers to seek refuge in Turkey. In 2015, the number of refugees and asylum seekers in Turkey is expected to reach close to 1.9 million, 1.7 million of whom come from Syria. This necessitates tremendous resources not only in terms of infrastructure, but human services as well. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 87210 82250 Incoming Commitment Stichting 't Trekpaard The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-244-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Since Syrian refugees began coming over Turkey's borders in large numbers, the Turkish Red Crescent has been involved in mitigating the conflict's effects. Currently, long-term support and adaptation among the displaced and host communities are the focus, and help is given in terms of shelter and settlements, emergency relief, community services and outreach, and education support. The Turkish Red Crescent’s capacities are also built and operational support is given to further aid the delivery of services. The continued armed conflict in Syria has resulted in refugees spilling over it borders into neighbouring Turkey. Other regional conflicts have caused even more refugees and asylum seekers to seek refuge in Turkey. In 2015, the number of refugees and asylum seekers in Turkey is expected to reach close to 1.9 million, 1.7 million of whom come from Syria. This necessitates tremendous resources not only in terms of infrastructure, but human services as well. To provide the basic needs of hundreds of thousands of people in camps, food is distributed along with tents, and hygiene products and infrastructures are set up to improve conditions. Community services and outreach for both refugees and surrounding communities come in the form of psychosocial services and other activities that aim at building social integration and reducing stigmatisation. Since there are many children residing in camps, education and recreation activities are implemented alongside psychosocial programmes. In support of the above the Turkish Red Crescent Society's capacity is supported through increasing access to both human and materials sources to effectively respond to the needs of the displaced. This project assists Syrian refugees in camps. The projects assists Syrian refugees in camps in the following provinces: Hatay, Gaziantep, Kahramanmaras, Osmaniye, Adiyaman, Sanliurfa, and Kilis. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ankara 39.9220732 32.853758 Hatay 36.2176872 36.1653617 Kilis 36.718045 37.11688 Gaziantep 37.0611756 37.3793085 Osmaniye 37.073671 36.255941 Sanliurfa 37.160388 38.7909159 Kahramanmaras 37.587084 36.9034134 Adiyaman 37.7640008 38.2764355 Response Material relief assistance and services 87210 87200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-245 The Netherlands Red Cross Myanmar was hit by torrential rains in July 2015, causing landslides and floods that resulted in deaths, displacement, and loss of livelihoods and property. This situation was worsened when Cyclone Komen hit neighbouring Bangladesh, bringing strong winds and additional heavy rains. Over 480,000 houses were damaged along with over 1.4 million acres of farmland. Many of the over 1.6 million people displaced have returned to their homes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Landslide Storm Surge 221994 268541 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-245-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross To help those affected, the Myanmar and the International Federation of Red Cross Red Crescent Societies provide shelter, food and non-food items, livelihood support, health and care support, water sanitation and hygiene promotion, and develop the Myanmar Red Cross' response capacity. Myanmar was hit by torrential rains in July 2015, causing landslides and floods that resulted in deaths, displacement, and loss of livelihoods and property. This situation was worsened when Cyclone Komen hit neighbouring Bangladesh, bringing strong winds and additional heavy rains. Over 480,000 houses were damaged along with over 1.4 million acres of farmland. Many of the over 1.6 million people displaced have returned to their homes. To help repair some of the damage caused by flooding, rehabilitation of communal water sources and household latrines are reconstructed to increase access to water and aid sanitation. Since many have lost their livelihoods, cash was distributed to help with replacing shelter and household materials. First aid and disaster support trainings and psycho-social support were also given alongside reaching over 90,000 people with non-food items such as kitchen sets, family kits, and shelter tool kits. The Netherlands Red Cross provided assistance in the form of cash contributions. This project assists those affected by flooding in Myanmar. The project takes place in Hakha, Kale, Kawlin, Pwintbyu, Minbya, Mrauk-U, Kyauktaw, Maungdaw, Buthidaung, and Ponnagyun. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Ponnagyun 20.332756 93.005909 Minbya 20.367518 93.271436 Pwintbyu 20.367961 94.672236 Mrauk-U 20.590127 93.1915771 Maungdaw 20.822574 92.369031 Kyauktaw 20.842507 92.975164 Buthidaung 20.871977 92.528228 Hakha 22.641158 93.604201 Kale 23.195728 94.0158882 Kawlin 23.791331 95.679899 Flood Landslide Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 221994 -60097 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -3906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -64003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-246 The Netherlands Red Cross As a result of population movement, many different groups of people live in Darfur, including internally displaced persons, returnees and refugees from neighbouring countries. There is a lack of access to primary healthcare and adequate water and sanitation facilities, which makes these communities even more vulnerable. The purpose of this programme is to ensure that vulnerable communities in Darfur, both local people and people who are displaced in their own country, have access to health, water and sanitation facilities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 860000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-246-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to ensure that vulnerable communities in Darfur, both local people and people who are displaced in their own country, have access to health, water and sanitation facilities. As it is an emergency project there will be no baseline. As a result of population movement, many different groups of people live in Darfur, including internally displaced persons, returnees and refugees from neighbouring countries. There is a lack of access to primary healthcare and adequate water and sanitation facilities, which makes these communities even more vulnerable. By the end of 2014, there were about 3.7 million vulnerable people living in the greater Darfur region, of which approximately 2.5 million people are displaced within their own country. With regard to health services, the priorities are to support the operations of primary health centres in areas where there are many internally displaced persons. The other main priorities of the project are to maintain water, sanitation and hygiene services in camps for internally displaced persons, but also in areas where local people live, to prevent disease outbreaks. We work with vulnerable communities in Darfur, including internally displaced persons, people returning to Darfur after having fled the conflict previously, and people who are local to the area. The project is implemented in West (Sirba and Habila localities) and Central (Mukjar locality) Darfur states The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Habila 11.9507788 30.0198347 West Darfur 13.41667 22.66667 Sirba 13.8025 22.5345 Jebel Moon 13.99108 22.70443 Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 860000 -4850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4449 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -91777 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -3004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -256 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 11407 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -10307 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167995 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 6686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125226 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -67661 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 7260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734774 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -342853 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -4848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172853 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 342853 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 678030 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 16744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross After completion of SOP and EPREP drafts and review and validation, staff will be trained in August/Sept After completion of SOP and EPREP drafts and review and validation, staff will be trained in August/Sept After completion of SOP and EPREP drafts and review and validation, staff will be trained in August/Sept First Aid kits (IRFC) standard procurement at the Hague by NLRC have been delivered to Geneina warehouse. To be deployed to Sirba, Habila and Mukjar in July 2018 First Aid kits (IRFC) standard procurement at the Hague by NLRC have been delivered to Geneina warehouse. To be deployed to Sirba, Habila and Mukjar in July 2018 First Aid kits (IRFC) standard procurement at the Hague by NLRC have been delivered to Geneina warehouse. To be deployed to Sirba, Habila and Mukjar in July 2018 467 men, 5913 women and 5285 young persons were reached with reproductive health messaging, particularly the importance of attending antenatal clinic in 129 sessions 467 men, 5913 women and 5285 young persons were reached with reproductive health messaging, particularly the importance of attending antenatal clinic in 129 sessions A total of 9 health and hygiene promotion campaigns were held in Mukjar, Sirba and Habila reaching to 1,339 men, 4,678 women and 4,365 young persons with messages on Malaria and AWD A total of 9 health and hygiene promotion campaigns were held in Mukjar, Sirba and Habila reaching to 1,339 men, 4,678 women and 4,365 young persons with messages on Malaria and AWD a total of 954 pieces of IEC were distributed (344 on RH, 323 on HIV/AIDS and 278 on Hygiene were designed and produced During the SMOH supported vaccination campaigns, 954 pieces of IEC materials were distributed with specific messages on ANC, HIV/AIDS and hygiene practices. The messages were adapted from UNICEF/MOH models on breastfeeding, reproductive health services utilization. 45 participants have benefited from this training. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period 45 participants have benefited from this training. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period 45 participants have benefited from this training. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period 60 participants have benefited from the training since August 2017. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period 60 participants have benefited from the training since August 2017. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period 60 participants have benefited from the training since August 2017. Refresher training are planned during July 2018 period The WUCs in the three localities of Mukjar, Habila and Sirba have routine meetings on every months. The committees have so far had 12 meetings across the localities. WUC are more active in the rural than urban. Those in urban Habila, Sirba and Mukjar are demanding incentives and other support to participate in meetings The WUCs in the three localities of Mukjar, Habila and Sirba have routine meetings on every months. The committees have so far had 12 meetings across the localities. WUC are more active in the rural than urban. Those in urban Habila, Sirba and Mukjar are demanding incentives and other support to participate in meetings The WUCs in the three localities of Mukjar, Habila and Sirba have routine meetings on every months. The committees have so far had 12 meetings across the localities. WUC are more active in the rural than urban. Those in urban Habila, Sirba and Mukjar are demanding incentives and other support to participate in meetings 3 trainings done reaching to 30 facilitators in the three localities. However, during routine monitoring, facilitators seems to have missed the methodology. A re-training is planned beginning March 201 3 trainings done reaching to 30 facilitators in the three localities. However, during routine monitoring, facilitators seems to have missed the methodology. A re-training is planned beginning March 201 3 trainings done reaching to 30 facilitators in the three localities. However, during routine monitoring, facilitators seems to have missed the methodology. A re-training is planned beginning March 201 In Mukjar, 40 volunteers (23 males/17 femalee) together with the community conducted cleaning up campaign in collaboration with UNAMID in Mukjar market, hospital and in IDP camp settlement. Four 10 ton lorry rubbish was collected and disposed. Total of 5 campaigns conducted in Mukjar. In Habila and Sirbir – 40 volunteers were joined by more than 300 participants in the cleaning campaigns that involved cutting grass, drainage clearance and burning rubbish. In Mukjar, 40 volunteers (23 males/17 femalee) together with the community conducted cleaning up campaign in collaboration with UNAMID in Mukjar market, hospital and in IDP camp settlement. Four 10 ton lorry rubbish was collected and disposed. Total of 5 campaigns conducted in Mukjar. In Habila and Sirbir – 40 volunteers were joined by more than 300 participants in the cleaning campaigns that involved cutting grass, drainage clearance and burning rubbish. In Mukjar, 40 volunteers (23 males/17 femalee) together with the community conducted cleaning up campaign in collaboration with UNAMID in Mukjar market, hospital and in IDP camp settlement. Four 10 ton lorry rubbish was collected and disposed. Total of 5 campaigns conducted in Mukjar. In Habila and Sirbir – 40 volunteers were joined by more than 300 participants in the cleaning campaigns that involved cutting grass, drainage clearance and burning rubbish. SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs Rehabilitation in Korgy is done and Abudahiya is ongoing. The contractor has faced numerous issues with escalating inflation and lack of fuel on the local market. It is expected to be completed in end of June 2018. Rehabilitation in Korgy is done and Abudahiya is ongoing. The contractor has faced numerous issues with escalating inflation and lack of fuel on the local market. It is expected to be completed in end of June 2018. Rehabilitation in Korgy is done and Abudahiya is ongoing. The contractor has faced numerous issues with escalating inflation and lack of fuel on the local market. It is expected to be completed in end of June 2018. SDG 3.c. Volunteers are trained in community based health and first aid 30 volunteers trained in Mukjar, Habila nd Sirba 30 volunteers trained in Mukjar, Habila nd Sirba International Emergency Health Kit (IEHK) procured by NLRC at the Hague were delivered in January. The average utilization rate for Al Riyadha and Kriding PHCs in Geneina was 0.2 and 0.5 respectively. The clinic of Abudahiya and Korgy are only operational effective January 18. International Emergency Health Kit (IEHK) procured by NLRC at the Hague were delivered in January. The average utilization rate for Al Riyadha and Kriding PHCs in Geneina was 0.2 and 0.5 respectively. The clinic of Abudahiya and Korgy are only operational effective January 18. numeric -12- handpumps rehabilitated in Habila locality (2-Kuchulum, 1-Tawenge, 2-Faigat, 1Tulus) ; -11 – rehabilitated in Mukjar ( 1Wastani, 4 Mukjar city, 1 Refugee camp, 3 Buru, 1 Mestaria and 1Dambar),; -12- handpumps in Sirba -12- handpumps rehabilitated in Habila locality (2-Kuchulum, 1-Tawenge, 2-Faigat, 1Tulus) ; -11 – rehabilitated in Mukjar ( 1Wastani, 4 Mukjar city, 1 Refugee camp, 3 Buru, 1 Mestaria and 1Dambar),; -12- handpumps in Sirba During this period, sub contracts for installation of water pipeline, fencing, taps stands and assembling of water tanks (2) in Mukjar is ongoing. Completion expected end of June. Works on the 3 yards in Habila and Sirba commences July During this period, sub contracts for installation of water pipeline, fencing, taps stands and assembling of water tanks (2) in Mukjar is ongoing. Completion expected end of June. Works on the 3 yards in Habila and Sirba commences July During this period, sub contracts for installation of water pipeline, fencing, taps stands and assembling of water tanks (2) in Mukjar is ongoing. Completion expected end of June. Works on the 3 yards in Habila and Sirba commences July Water treatment unit (WWTUSCAN04 costing €11, 575 bought by NLRC and already delivered at Khartoum Water treatment unit (WWTUSCAN04 costing €11, 575 bought by NLRC and already delivered at Khartoum Water treatment unit (WWTUSCAN04 costing €11, 575 bought by NLRC and already delivered at Khartoum Extra hygiene kits were bought as due to savings made following bulk purchase. All are nor delivered to Geneina warehouse Extra hygiene kits were bought as due to savings made following bulk purchase. All are nor delivered to Geneina warehouse Extra hygiene kits were bought as due to savings made following bulk purchase. All are nor delivered to Geneina warehouse Distribution is planned in July 2018 Distribution is planned in July 2018 Distribution is planned in July 2018 numeric Construction of 2 toilet pits with 5 stances ongoing in Mukjar (market and hospital). In Habila and Sirba, 1 toilet each with 4 stances ongoing. Completion project in June. Construction of 2 toilet pits with 5 stances ongoing in Mukjar (market and hospital). In Habila and Sirba, 1 toilet each with 4 stances ongoing. Completion project in June. HR 10 staff partipciated in a two days (18 and 19th Feb 2018) M and E workshop held at Khartoum facilitated by PMER HQ team. This trainig was in adition to an earlier training done by the Project delegate to the 3 key staff on basic M and E  8 staffs are on the payroll since October 2016 working in the clinics of Al Royadh and Kirinding in Geniena locality. The SMOH has seconded further 10 staff (2 medical assistants, 2 nurses, 2 lab assistants, 2 midwives, and 2 dispensers to the clinic of Korgy and Abudahiya. Community has provided 2 security guards.  8 staffs are on the payroll since October 2016 working in the clinics of Al Royadh and Kirinding in Geniena locality. The SMOH has seconded further 10 staff (2 medical assistants, 2 nurses, 2 lab assistants, 2 midwives, and 2 dispensers to the clinic of Korgy and Abudahiya. Community has provided 2 security guards. 10 staff from West and Central Darfur attended HR training at Khartoum facilitated by RedR in December 2017. The operation manager and WASH Engineer will be attending a 2 weeks HR training by AMREF in Nairobi in March 2018 and HR coordinator at SRCS HQ attended HR training in Turkey 10 staff from West and Central Darfur attended HR training at Khartoum facilitated by RedR in December 2017. The operation manager and WASH Engineer will be attending a 2 weeks HR training by AMREF in Nairobi in March 2018 and HR coordinator at SRCS HQ attended HR training in Turkey Reports from June to Oct 2017 are drafted on approved template that is based on indicators. Reports from June to Oct 2017 are drafted on approved template that is based on indicators. Reports from June to Oct 2017 are drafted on approved template that is based on indicators. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-248 The Netherlands Red Cross The armed conflict in Syria has spilled over its borders into neighbouring Jordan, where there are over 627,000 registered refugees while an estimated 100,000-200,000 remain unregistered. Continuing armed conflict in Syria, which also sends already displaced Palestinians from the country spilling into Jordan, and Iraq ensures a consistent stream of individuals fleeing into Jordan needing services and shelter to survive. Information about goals is dating from april 2015. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 2220576 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 837209 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 837209 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-248-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Jordanian and International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provide support to Syrian refugees and work on strengthening the Jordanian Red Cross' capacity to better respond to and support refugees’ needs in health, relief, and shelter. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1020576 920576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-248-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Jordanian and International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provide support to Syrian refugees and work on strengthening the Jordanian Red Cross' capacity to better respond to and support refugees’ needs in health, relief, and shelter. The armed conflict in Syria has spilled over its borders into neighbouring Jordan, where there are over 627,000 registered refugees while an estimated 100,000-200,000 remain unregistered. Continuing armed conflict in Syria, which also sends already displaced Palestinians from the country spilling into Jordan, and Iraq ensures a consistent stream of individuals fleeing into Jordan needing services and shelter to survive. Since Syrian refugees and surrounding communities require a number of services, this project provides both food and non-food items, psychological support, shelter, assists in reuniting families, and provides hygiene-related items such as baby and hygiene kits. Over 35,000 people have been reached with psychological support, 31,203 Syrians and Jordanians have been reached with community health programmes, 1,170,000 kg of bread has been distributed, and medical treatments for over 1,000 patients have been financed. The Jordanian Red Cross' capacity continues to be increased through trainings. The project assists Syrian refugees in Jordan. The project takes place throughout Jordan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Amman 31.9873 35.9209 Response Material relief assistance and services 1200000 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-249 The Netherlands Red Cross Cases of cholera continue to emerge following an outbreak that was picked by surveillance system in the last week of December 2014 in Nairobi County. 21 counties have reported cases. This project contributes to the outbreak control (management of cases and prevention) in 10 counties. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 210000 140845 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-249-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Cases of cholera continue to emerge following an outbreak that was picked by surveillance system in the last week of December 2014 in Nairobi County. 21 counties have so far reported cases. This project contributes to the outbreak control (management of cases and prevention) in 10 counties. After initial signs of a cholera outbreak in december 2014 in Nairobi county, desease spread to 21 counties in august 2015. In september 2015 a total of 6529 cases and 131 deaths have been reported in this period, with a Case Fatality Rate of 2 per cent. For the appeal, the following strategies have been planned: Public awareness raising / sensitization activities related to cholera prevention, control and hygiene promotion at community and household levels. KRCS volunteers and supervisors will also be issued with megaphones, which they use to support awareness raising / sensitization campaigns related to the prevention and control of cholera. Leaflets (5,000) will be distributed to support awareness raising / sensitization campaigns on the prevention and control of cholera. Radio (local) spots will also be sought to extend the reach of prevention and control messages to the target population, Referral of cholera cases to medical health facilities. Cholera kits will be deployed to the affected area to support the management of cholera cases, Distribution of aqua tabs and sensitization on their use, Staff deployment to four critical counties. In october 2015 678,434 people were affected, and 371,376 persons have been supported within the programme. The project focuses on the counties of Wajir, Baringo, Mombasa, Kilifi, Nairobi, Isiolo, Siaya Kisumu, Migori and Garissa, targeting 371,356 people in support of the Ministry of Health and supporting preparedness in Mandera and Marsabit (high risk counties). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mombasa -4.0505196 39.6671689 Kilifi County -3.563 39.644 Nairobi -1.28333 36.81667 Migori -1.0666 34.4666 Garissa -0.4567099 39.6404713 Siaya Kisumu 0.06 34.2861 Isiolo 0.3500003 37.5833031 Baringo 0.6333519 36.2666031 Wajir 1.749731 40.0663362 Marsabit 2.3380612 37.991639 Mandera 3.9384208 41.8573239 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-249-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to support BDRCS to ensure that immediate humanitarian needs of 5,000 families affected by Cyclone Roanu in six most affected districts of Bangladesh are met through the provision of cash grants, emergency shelter, safe drinking water and water storage items. On 17 May 2016, Roanu originated from a low pressure area that formed south of Sri Lanka, and gradually drifted north towards the Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Odisha and intensified into a cyclonic storm on 19 May. It further accelerated towards the coast of Bangladesh and reached its peak intensity with winds of 85 km/h (50 mph) and a minimum central pressure of 983 hPa (mbar; 29.03 inHg). On 21 May, Roanu made landfall near Chittagong, Bangladesh. It continued to move inland and weaken the next day. Cyclone Roanu – the first tropical cyclone of the annual cyclone season – has brought about strong winds and torrential rain to Sri Lanka, India and Bangladesh. WATSAN, NFI (cash grants), Shelter Number of people to be assisted: 25,000 (5,000 families) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 56338 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-250 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution of NLRC to PRCS regarding the replacement of medical equipment lost as a result of the conflict in Syria and boosting its capacities, enabling the PRCS hospitals to function and assist people affected by the crisis in Syria. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 150000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-250-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution of NLRC to PRCS regarding the replacement of medical equipment lost as a result of the conflict in Syria and boosting its capacities, enabling the PRCS hospitals to function and assist people affected by the crisis in Syria. The PRCS has branches in four surrounding countries among which Syria. It operates three hospitals, Palestine, Jafa and Bisan, two of them in hotspots Yarmouk Camp and Homs Refugee Camp. The conflict has severely damaged PRCS infrastructure, and has meant an increase in needs. Many refugees have fled to Lebanon, but many remain in extremely difficult circumstances in Syria. Financial arrangements for a one-off contribution to PRCS 3 hospitals and 5 clinics in Syria 3 hospitals and 5 clinics in Syria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Yarmok Camp 33.471808 36.303944 Damascus 33.5102 36.29128 Homs 34.46667 38.3 Hama 35.23333 37.2 Lattakia 35.56667 36.03333 Aleppo 36.25 37.61667 Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 150000 -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 150000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251 The Netherlands Red Cross Southern Africa is hit by long periods of droughts and flouds. The drought makes communities vulnerable because of low agricultural production, affected livestock conditions and increase of waterborne diseases. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest Drought 6839127 -8728 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -40779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1220657 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 43838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25321 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34345 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 56590 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46819 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12752 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 751174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 46512 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 279506 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 821597 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 403756 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234743 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Human Resources Support to Africa Regional Office for Food Insecurity The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 3025 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -993 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 86512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 57052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12706 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 23575 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -287 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -3822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3511 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3511 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 97340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3511 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal supports the Ethiopia National Red Cross Society (ERCS) to deliver assistance and support to 35,371 people, with a focus on health, water and sanitation, food security and livelihoods. In Ethiopia, consecutive failed rains in 2015 combined with erratic weather conditions attributed to El Niño, has resulted in severe food insecurity, especially in the north and north east areas of the country. Some 8.2 million people are in need of assistance across the country, and the number could reach as high as 15 million in 2016. This project is aiming at 35,371 benificiaries within a wider ERCS drought response, which targets a grand total of 185,674 beneficiaries. Health and Care Training of community based first aid (CBHFA) trained volunteers in each Kebele, as well as refresher training on data collection and reporting through the use of mobile phones to perform household level screening to determine vulnerable households. Conduct hygiene promotion and health promotion and prevention campaigns. Conduct WASH awareness, provide water treatment chemicals, safe water storage and sanitary structures. Distribution of supplementary food targeting vulnerable people, provision of livestock treatment and pasture and fodder seeds. Humanitarian aid is provided to 35,371 people in Afar and Somali Regions. Food distribution is targeting children Under 5 years, as well as pregnant and breast feeding mothers. ERCS will target Afar Region (Bidu woreda) with Health, Watsan, and Food Security / Livelihoods response activities. In Somali Region (Harshin woreda), ERCS will target 2 kebeles where the current Community Resilience project is being implemented with Food Security/ Livelihoods activities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 250000 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal supports the Somali Red Crescent Society to deliver assistance and support to 78,990 drought-affected people, with a focus on health and care, water, sanitation and hygiene, food security, nutrition and livelihoods. interventions. Poor post-Gu (long rains) exacerbates drought conditions leading to reduced pasture land, water shortages, and deaths of livestock. This has increased the number of acutely food insecure people to emergency levels, with 38% of the Somalia population acutely food insecure, and 304,700 children under 5 years of age acutely malnourished. Reports indicate that 4.7 million people are food insecure with an estimated 930,000 already in IPC Phase 3 (crisis) and 22,000 in Phase 4 (emergency). Without humanitarian assistance the situation will deteriorate. This objective will be achieved through food assistance through mobile money transfers to 900 households (5,400 people) for over 3 months Provision of health services to 78,990 people through the deployment of mobile clinics. Nutrition screening for 15,798 children (<5 years), treatment and referrals of complicated cases. Provision of clean and safe water for consumption through rehabilitation of 12 boreholes and 12 berkeds (Somaliland and Puntland). Provision of fuel subsidy for 10 boreholes and 6000 ceramic water filters. And health and hygiene promotion through training 120 volunteers (Somaliland and Puntland). Moneytransfers are offered to 5,400 people, health services to 78,990 people and nutrion screening to 15,798 children. These and all other activities focus on vulnerable populations of Somaliland and Puntland. This project aims at the regions of Somaliland (Hargeisa, Sahel, Sool Sanaag) and Puntland (Bari and Nugal). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nugal 8.1212156 49.1343917 Hargeisa 9.5617334 44.0618027 Sool Sanaag 9.8358 48.4425 Sahel (Somaliland) 9.9455 44.1345 Bari 10 50 Drought Response 120000 112676 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal supports the Mozambique Red Cross Society (CVM) to reach 14,767 people (2,954 households). It aims to provide assistance over the next nine months with a focus on interventions on the sectors of food security (carried out through cash distributions) and livelihoods. Drought conditions intensified in early and mid-February 2016 in much of the south and parts of central Mozambique. The low rainfall in these areas, combined with high temperatures, led to low water availability and wilting of crops. This has resulted in further reductions in expected production, which had already been impacted by moisture stress and wilting earlier in the season. Following this dry spell, heavy rains set in across most parts of the country in late February and early March. However, these rains were generally too late to benefit crops in the affected areas due to the negative impact of the previous dry conditions. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security estimates nearly 879,000 hectares of mixed crops have been lost, with 3,000 hectares from excessive rains and the rest due to drought. This operation will provide immediate food support through a voucher programme, combining with supplementary feeding (CSB) for lactating and pregnant woman and children. The CVM’s response strategy is in line with Government’s Food Security strategy, and plays a complementary role to the government. The CVM will adopt 3 components of intervention: Food support through cash transfer programme, supplementary feeding (CSB) to pregnant and lactating woman and children from 6 to 59 months and distribution of seeds and fertilisers to the affected households. Within the 14,767 people to be assisted, priority goes to the most affected and most vulnerable for both food availability but also ability to recover, and will specifically target chronically ill persons, persons with disabilities, child headed households, female headed households, the ultra-poor. In additional to these a supplementary feeding (CSB) will be provided to lactating and pregnant women and children from 6 to 59 months. The projects aims at 6 districts: Magude and Manhiça in Maputo province, Massingir and Chibuto in Gaza province and Funhaloro and Panda in Inhambane province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Manhiça -25.4038478 32.8067946 Magude -25.0308148 32.6505318 Chibuto -24.6886373 33.5312589 Panda -24.0634698 34.7301042 Massingir -23.8539356 32.1477214 Funhaloro -23.0904344 34.3860141 Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project responds to the food security needs of 4,500 affected beneficiaries with a focus on food distributions, cash transfer, health and hygiene promotion, and livelihoods and related training activities, and the distribution of seeds and tools. Lesotho last had normal rainfall between April and May 2015. This made it difficult for Basotho (the Lesotho people) to be engaged in winter ploughing due to scarce moisture. The first rains were expected between August, September, October and November, but it is reported that vegetation conditions experienced in November 2015 were at their lowest in 15 years. According to the December 2015 FEWSNET1 report the strong El Niño event enhanced probabilities of below-normal rainfall and continued dry conditions in Southern Africa. Lesotho`s onset of rains was delayed by 30-40 days affecting land preparation and other agricultural activities. Of the few people who managed to plant their fields, the crops are dying off due to this prolonged dry spell. These conditions have also negatively affected livestock conditions due to poor pasture and limited availability of water. Immediate food distribution in the first two months (Jan and Feb 2016). Cash transfer programming to ensure targeted beneficiaries meet their household food needs. Distribution of drought resistant seeds and fertilizers to support livelihoods recovery. Training of affected communities on farming techniques, including farming practices which will minimise the impact of drought such as seed selection, inter cropping, intensified mulching, rotational cropping, and soil and moisture conserving practices like keyhole and trench gardening. This will also look at climate change and adaptation, promoting and sharing community indigenous knowledge, practices, looking at the fuelling factors for climate change and their relation to disaster response approaches, mapping community resources and capacities, and examining hazardous issues leading to climate change. An estimated 15-30 percent of Lesotho’s population are in need of humanitarian assistance to help them cope with this acute drought situation. The Lesotho Vulnerability Assessment Committee (LVAC) report for 2015 indicates a deterioration in the food security situation with the number of people in need going from 447,760 in the previous season to 463,936 this season (an increase in prevalence from 26% to 33%). On-going safety net interventions including school feeding, cash transfers and food assistance interventions by the GoL and NGOs have however covered a significant caseload of the food insecure population leaving 180,880 people (36,176 households) in need of immediate food assistance. These households will need food assistance over a period of three to eight months until at least June 2016. Out of 10 districts the five hard to reach districts in Lesotho are the most affected including Qacha’s Nek, Mokhotlong, Thaba Tseka, Quthing and Mafeteng. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Quthing -30.3601252 27.9855738 Qacha’s Nek -29.9656502 28.7380611 Mafeteng -29.8224468 27.2388281 Thaba Tseka -29.522036 28.608403 Mokhotlong -29.2894157 29.0631701 Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 60000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the Namibian Red Cross Society (NRCS) to reach 11,500 drought affected people with a focus on interventions on the sectors of water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition and livelihoods for seven months. The drought is forcing people to use water from unprotected sources and placing them at risk of waterborne diseases. Food insecurity is placing further stress on the affected population, especially for those living with HIV, in a country where the widespread and generalized HIV epidemic (current HIV prevalence rate in Namibia is 14.3 per cent (UNAIDS 2014)) has challenged households trying to generate livelihoods and meet their increased nutritional requirements. The food security response strategy includes soup kitchens for 720 households / 3,600 people, which will provide one meal a day six days a week. Additionally, NRCS will provide longer term, food security and livelihood support via the establishment of five community gardens and provision of gardening inputs per region, which will benefit 100 households and improve nutrition for 500 beneficiaries. Livelihoods will be supported through identification and training of 100 Lead Farmers. Lead Farmers will be responsible for cascading knowledge and skills to an additional 10 beneficiary farmers each, therefore reaching 1,100 farmers and improving the livelihoods of 5,500 beneficiaries through cultivation of maize and millet. To ensure access to clean water for consumption, the operation will support the rehabilitation of 16 strategically located wells/springs in Kunene region that will benefit 1,280 households / 6,400 people. NRCS will conduct community hygiene promotion activities and alongside the planned operational activities to prevent the outbreak or spread of water borne diseases and cholera in all the targeted regions (3,200 households / 11,500 beneficiaries). An estimated number of 370,316 people (16 per cent of the total population) are food insecure and in need of urgent food support, while a total number of 578,480 people are affected by the drought and will need livelihood protection deficit support until the next harvest in April 2016. Furthermore, there was an overall significant reduction in food and water availability, access and utilization due to adverse effects of drought. As a result, a number of households have reduced their number of meals consumed to one meal per day. Based on the NRCS vulnerability selection criteria and government assessments the selection criteria for assistence in the targeted communities include: Labour constrained households, Households with malnourished clients, Child, female and elderly-headed households, People living with HIV, and those on ART and TB treatment, Pregnant and breast-feeding women, and children under five years, Households with people with disabilities, Households with people who are chronically ill. NRCS will target the five regions of Kavango, Kunene, Oshikoto, Ohangwena and Zambezi, which are among the worst affected in terms of food insecurity, and are where NRCS can provide added value as they are currently implementing various programmes in all five regions. A total target of 11,500 people / approximately 3,200 households will benefit from meal provisions, water rehabilitation and hygiene promotion activities and agricultural support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kunene -19.41667 13.75 Oshikoto -18.5 17.08333 Kavango -18.218854 19.988808 Zambezi -17.741261 24.148289 Ohangwena -17.58333 16.75 Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 75000 75000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a response to the food security needs of a total of 10,000 drought and flood-affected beneficiaries for six months. The strategy entails the immediate provision of food assistance and strengthening community resilience. Southern Africa is hit by long periods of droughts and flouds. Initially Malawi suffered from drought, followed by flooding in te south of the country. Because of low agricultural production especially vulnerable people suffer, for example thos infected by the HIV virus. The strategy entails the immediate provision of food assistance and strengthening community resilience in two southern districts of Nsanje and Phalombe to allow vulnerable households to meet their basic food needs. Within the 10,000 targeted beneficiaries, a medium-term intervention will support 1,000 households (5,000 people) through the provision of agricultural inputs for the 2015/16 cropping season. Agricultural training will also be conducted with 100 lead farmers who will cascade the knowledge and skills to the targeted beneficiaries. In Nsanje, a total of 109,9421 persons are considered affected by the emergency food insecurity crisis, while in Phalombe a total of 120,0002 people are considered affected. The Government and the interagency committee of humanitarian actors have developed the following criteria for beneficiary selection: Malnourished people, Chronically ill persons, Persons with disabilities, Child-headed households, Female-headed households, The severely poor (those living on $1.25 per day or less) All assistence is directed towards two regions: Nsanje and Phalombe. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Nsanje -16.91995 35.26199 Phalombe -15.66667 35.66667 Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 400000 -8195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -533 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal supports the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) to reach 10,830 people with a focus on interventions on the sectors of water, health hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition, and livelihoods (carried out through cash distributions). A slow onset of the rainy season was followed by severe flooding that destroyed crops in 2015. This situation was followed, and exacerbated, by a long dry spell, resulting in a crop yield below the 5 year average. Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee (ZIMVAC) report estimated 16% of Zimbabwe’s rural population are food insecure and 1,490,024 people will be in need of food assistance at the peak of the hunger period. Coping mechanisms are severely strained, and social safety-net interventions by the Government and partners are limited. The ZIMVAC report highlights the need to scale-up nutrition-specific interventions to promote crop production. Malnutrition remains a challenge especially in children under five. The challenge of food insecurity is exacerbated by the continued poor storage of crops, and hence there is a continued need for promotion of improved food storage. While the immediate needs of these households is food assistance, ZRCS proposes that any food assistance provided should be complemented by livelihoods recovery interventions such as seed support, training in climate-smart agriculture practices, and water and sanitation activities. Beneficiary selection will be informed by a community based selection approach which will be participatory in nature and community-led. ZRCS will ensure that the selection of beneficiaries will be consistent with IFRC’s commitment to strive for gender equality and diversity, and to ensure non-discrimination in provision of services to the most vulnerable. The Ministries of Social Services and Agriculture, supported by District Civil Protection Units and drought relief committees will be involved in informing the development of the selection criteria. The ZRCS selection criteria will emphasize the needs of vulnerable groups (women headedhouseholds, pregnant and lactating women, the disabled, the elderly and orphans or vulnerable children). The ZRCS will target two of the affected districts, Mudzi and Muzarabani. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Mudzi -17.46 31.5809 Muzarabani -16.327 31.1396 Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 -40779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -2651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 425000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 3,308,035 Swiss francs (increased from 1,291,576 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) support the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in assisting 150,000 people for 10 months. The expanded operation will focus on the following sectors: health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihood, nutrition, food security; shelter (including household non-food items). It also reflects a substantial increase in the target population, timeframe for implementation, number of activities, and an enlarged geographic scope. The current funding gap is 2,613,274 Swiss francs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. These contributions will be earmarked on the reactivation of 6 mobile clinics and the stockings of the already operational mobile clinics. August 2015: Poor post Gu season1 exacerbates drought conditions leading to reduced pasture land, water shortages, and deaths of livestock, increasing the number of acutely food insecure people to emergency levels. January 2016: Governments of Somaliland and Puntland declare the drought situation as an emergency. February 2016: IFRC deploys Surge Capacity to support the SRCS on needs assessments. 25 March 2016: IFRC Emergency Appeal for 1,290,936 Swiss francs to assist 78,990 people is launched. February 2017: FEWSNET2 report states that Famine (IPC Level 5-Catastrophe) 3 is expected if the 2017 Gu season sees minimal rain highlighting the critical connections between drought and food security and nutrition as well as water and sanitation and hygiene promotion. The SRCS seeks to re-activate 6 mobile clinics as well as stocking up the operational mobile clinics in 6 regions to ensure adequate coverage of health services in the hard to reach areas affected by the drought. The National Society is operating a total of 12 static clinics and 6 mobiles in Somaliland and 20 static clinics and mobile clinics in Puntland through multilateral support from Partner National Societies (PNS) and in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, UNICEF, WHO and WFP. The contribution of these donors will be earmarked on these mobile clinics. Interventions will be aligned with the IFRC-minimum standard commitments to gender and diversity in emergency programming, for example the selection of beneficiaries was based on their level of vulnerability, including households that have lost their source of livelihoods (loss of crops and animals), the chronically ill, elderly, female-headed households, lactating mothers and under-five children (malnourished), pregnant women, and/or people with disabilities. The overall objective of the Emergency appeal is to assist 150,000 people to meet their basic humanitarian needs focusing on health, nutrition, livelihoods and access to safe water for the drought affected population. The object of this pledge is to reactivate 6 mobile clinics and stock up the other already existing mobile clinics. The goal is provide essential health services to over 64,000 people and to provide nutrition screening of 31,500 children under the age of five Six regions of Somaliland (Woqoyi Galbeed, Toghdheer, Hargeisa, Sahil, Sool and Sanaag), and two regions of Puntland (Bari and Nugal). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 330874 307790 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 307790 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 23084 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Immediate provision of lifesaving emergency shelter and NFI kits in support to flood affected communities in SNNPR Region and West Hararghe and Arsi in Oromia Region over 3 months. From the first week of April heavy rainfalls have occurred in Eastern and Southern parts of Ethiopia related to the El Niño phenomenon and the regular Belg rains (March – May). The first reports of flash floods and subsequent displacements of communities, especially in Somali region, was reported and responded to from 7 April onwards. Since then, these rains have intensified and spread with the most recent flash floods reported on 4 May in Oromia Region. An estimated 485,610 people have been affected, including 189,668 people being displaced as a result of the flooding according to International Organisation of Migration. This equates to 19,557 households, comprised as follows: Afar (671 HH), Amhara (420 HH), Harari (287 HH), Oromia (5,322 HH), Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Region (SNNPR) (2,972 HH) and Somali (9,885 HH)1. In addition, the Ethiopian Red Cross Branch offices are reporting more than eight fatalities and significant loss of livestock and agricultural outputs. NFI, Shelter 2,000 households (12,000 individuals) West Hararghe (Hawi Gudina) and Arsi (Gololcha, Chole, Seru) woredas in the Oromia Region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 65000 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 25,062,572 Swiss francs (increased from 9,107,628 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) in assisting 1,033,300 people (an increase from 340,786 people) for twelve months. The expanded operation will focus on the following sectors: Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Livelihoods, Nutrition and Food Security. The Kenya Drought Emergency Appeal was launched in November 2016 seeking 3.8 million Swiss Francs to support 114,620 beneficiaries across 19 counties. The appeal was launched due to the poor performance of the long rains in March-May 2016. As a result, some pastoral and marginal farming communities in the arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) of the country experienced moderate to severe drought. ASALs make up more than 80 per cent of the country’s land mass and are home to approximately 36 per cent of the population. The second revision of the emergency appeal is brought on by greater need for 1) Health and Nutrition 2) WASH and 3) Food Security and Livelihoods interventions in 14 counties, now including Laikipia county. On nutrition, there is a great increase in the number of people who require support, especially on the number of children with acute malnutrition. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 614256 199308 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 14948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 199308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 372093 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 27907 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 372093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Cash distribution to enable people to buy their own food Evaluation indicated that 87 percent of recipients used the cash to purchase food; 5 percent used cash for school fees and school utilities Evaluation indicated that 87 percent of recipients used the cash to purchase food; 5 percent used cash for school fees and school utilities numeric 2 waterpoints rehabilitated, 9 large and smaller watertanks distributed. Water fetching times reduced from 4 - 7 hours to 1 hour 2 waterpoints rehabilitated, 9 large and smaller watertanks distributed. Water fetching times reduced from 4 - 7 hours to 1 hour 2 waterpoints rehabilitated, 9 large and smaller watertanks distributed. Water fetching times reduced from 4 - 7 hours to 1 hour Direct beneficiaries reached with the humanitarian programme NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 3,308,035 Swiss francs (increased from 1,291,576 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) support the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in assisting 150,000 people for 10 months. The expanded operation will focus on the following sectors: health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihood, nutrition, food security; shelter (including household non-food items). It also reflects a substantial increase in the target population, timeframe for implementation, number of activities, and an enlarged geographic scope. The current funding gap is 2,613,274 Swiss francs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. August 2015: Poor post Gu season1 exacerbates drought conditions leading to reduced pasture land, water shortages, and deaths of livestock, increasing the number of acutely food insecure people to emergency levels. January 2016: Governments of Somaliland and Puntland declare the drought situation as an emergency. February 2016: IFRC deploys Surge Capacity to support the SRCS on needs assessments. 25 March 2016: IFRC Emergency Appeal for 1,290,936 Swiss francs to assist 78,990 people is launched. February 2017: FEWSNET2 report states that Famine (IPC Level 5-Catastrophe) 3 is expected if the 2017 Gu season sees minimal rain highlighting the critical connections between drought and food security and nutrition as well as water and sanitation and hygiene promotion. The immediate access to health services will be provided through mobile clinics. The food needs of the targeted population will be met through provision of food and water assistance using Cash Transfer Programming (CTP) based on availability of funds. Safe and clean water will be provided through rehabilitation of water points (boreholes and berkeds5) available in the proximity of the beneficiaries including sensitisation of beneficiaries on water treatment and usage. Capacity strengthening of the SRCS will be carried out to ensure the proposed activities are carried out effectively. The overall objective is to assist 150,000 people to meet their basic humanitarian needs focusing on health, nutrition, livelihoods and access to safe water for the drought affected population in six regions of Somaliland (Woqoyi Galbeed, Toghdheer, Hargeisa, Sahil, Sool and Sanaag), and two regions of Puntland (Bari, and Nugal). Bari, Nugaal, Sool and Sanaag: WASH, Somaliland & Puntland: Health The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 465116 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 465116 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 34884 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Direct beneficiaries reached by Red Cross in Somalia NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross The intervention will target 2.000 household which is the equivalent of approximatively 10,000 direct beneficiaries. We are aiming for 500 households per province. For the provinces of Bubanza and Bujumbura Rural, beneficiaries will be selected according to the list of beneficiaries of a food distribution by the WFT in February 2017. Households who have been selected on vulnerability criteria of the WTF will receive assistance of the BRCS. For the provinces of Cibitoke and Rumonge, the food security assessment conducted by the BRCS with support of the NLRC will allow us to select the most vulnerable hill units. Within the selected hill units, the following criteria will be used to select beneficiaries; households who have lost the last season’s crops and households who have land in the wetland basins. With a history of prolonged conflict, political instability and natural and man-made disasters, chronic and acute food insecurity and malnutrition have been worsening over the years. The Burundi Integrated Context Analysis conducted in 2014 concluded that most provinces are affected by the long-term concurrent occurrence of shocks, chronic food insecurity, poverty and chronic malnutrition. The average national stunting prevalence is as high as 49.6 percent, and most provinces in the north and east of the country have even higher rates ranging between 50 and 60 percent. At the same time, acute food insecurity and acute malnutrition continue to worsen - the situation has deteriorated dramatically in the last year with the latest Food Security and Monitoring Survey from December 2016 showing nearly 3 million people food insecure, up from 31% in December 2015 and 28% in August 2016. Activities: • Certified seeds distribution, certified by the Office National de Certification des Semences (ONCS), • Distribution of small agricultural material, • Composting training to BRCS volunteers who will monitor the beneficiaries, • Technical monitoring by the Direction Provinciale de l’Agriculture et de l’Élevage (D.P.A.E), The intervention will target 2.000 household which is the equivalent of approximately 10,000 direct beneficiaries. We are aiming for 500 households per province. The intervention will take place in 4 of the 18 provinces of Burundi. The four selected provinces are Cibitoke, Rumonge, Bubanza and Bujumbura Rurale, covering mostly the western provinces. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 77740 -1934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 77739 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 77740 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 77740 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 3,308,035 Swiss francs (increased from 1,291,576 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) support the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in assisting 150,000 people for 10 months. The expanded operation will focus on the following sectors: health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihood, nutrition, food security; shelter (including household non-food items). It also reflects a substantial increase in the target population, timeframe for implementation, number of activities, and an enlarged geographic scope. The current funding gap is 2,613,274 Swiss francs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. August 2015: Poor post Gu season1 exacerbates drought conditions leading to reduced pasture land, water shortages, and deaths of livestock, increasing the number of acutely food insecure people to emergency levels. January 2016: Governments of Somaliland and Puntland declare the drought situation as an emergency. February 2016: IFRC deploys Surge Capacity to support the SRCS on needs assessments. 25 March 2016: IFRC Emergency Appeal for 1,290,936 Swiss francs to assist 78,990 people is launched. February 2017: FEWSNET2 report states that Famine (IPC Level 5-Catastrophe) 3 is expected if the 2017 Gu season sees minimal rain highlighting the critical connections between drought and food security and nutrition as well as water and sanitation and hygiene promotion. The immediate access to health services will be provided through mobile clinics. The food needs of the targeted population will be met through provision of food and water assistance using Cash Transfer Programming (CTP) based on availability of funds. Safe and clean water will be provided through rehabilitation of water points (boreholes and berkeds5) available in the proximity of the beneficiaries including sensitisation of beneficiaries on water treatment and usage. Capacity strengthening of the SRCS will be carried out to ensure the proposed activities are carried out effectively. The overall objective is to assist 150,000 people to meet their basic humanitarian needs focusing on health, nutrition, livelihoods and access to safe water for the drought affected population in six regions of Somaliland (Woqoyi Galbeed, Toghdheer, Hargeisa, Sahil, Sool and Sanaag), and two regions of Puntland (Bari, and Nugal). Bari, Nugaal, Sool and Sanaag: WASH, CTP, NFI Somaliland & Puntland: Health The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 559125 525000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 525000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 34125 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Given the difficult conditions, the ICRC is scaling up its emergency efforts to assist people suffering the combined effects of armed conflict and drought. Whenever possible, the ICRC will work with the Somali Red Cross Society, its main partner, to reach more people in need. It aims to provide two months’ worth of food rations to 75,000 households (450,000 people), of them, 21,700 households (130,500 people) will also receive shelter and hygiene materials. In areas with functioning markets, some 60,000 households (360,000 people) will receive cash for purchasing food. The ICRC will also reinforce the support it provides to malnutrition treatment centres at the Baidoa and Kismayo hospitals, so that more malnourished children and pregnant or nursing women can receive life-saving treatment. 'See how' It will concentrate its activities in over 100 villages across central, northern and north-eastern Somalia. These villages are among the hardest-hit by drought and are also particularly prone to violence. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 800000 300000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -500000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Food distributed Children screened and received Plumpy Nut Additionally, 561,300 children received plumpy nuts Additionally, 561,300 children received plumpy nuts numeric NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks 3,308,035 Swiss francs (increased from 1,291,576 Swiss francs) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) support the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in assisting 150,000 people for 10 months. The expanded operation will focus on the following sectors: health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihood, nutrition, food security; shelter (including household non-food items). It also reflects a substantial increase in the target population, timeframe for implementation, number of activities, and an enlarged geographic scope. The current funding gap is 2,613,274 Swiss francs. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. August 2015: Poor post Gu season1 exacerbates drought conditions leading to reduced pasture land, water shortages, and deaths of livestock, increasing the number of acutely food insecure people to emergency levels. January 2016: Governments of Somaliland and Puntland declare the drought situation as an emergency. February 2016: IFRC deploys Surge Capacity to support the SRCS on needs assessments. 25 March 2016: IFRC Emergency Appeal for 1,290,936 Swiss francs to assist 78,990 people is launched. February 2017: FEWSNET2 report states that Famine (IPC Level 5-Catastrophe) 3 is expected if the 2017 Gu season sees minimal rain highlighting the critical connections between drought and food security and nutrition as well as water and sanitation and hygiene promotion. The immediate access to health services will be provided through mobile clinics. The food needs of the targeted population will be met through provision of food and water assistance using Cash Transfer Programming (CTP) based on availability of funds. Safe and clean water will be provided through rehabilitation of water points (boreholes and berkeds5) available in the proximity of the beneficiaries including sensitisation of beneficiaries on water treatment and usage. Capacity strengthening of the SRCS will be carried out to ensure the proposed activities are carried out effectively. The overall objective is to assist 150,000 people to meet their basic humanitarian needs focusing on health, nutrition, livelihoods and access to safe water for the drought affected population in six regions of Somaliland (Woqoyi Galbeed, Toghdheer, Hargeisa, Sahil, Sool and Sanaag), and two regions of Puntland (Bari, and Nugal). Bari, Nugaal, Sool and Sanaag: WASH, CTP, NFI Somaliland & Puntland: Health The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross To meet immediate urgent needs of 114,620 drought-affected persons in five priority counties namely; Garissa, Tana River, Kwale, Kilifi, and Makueni counties, by improving their health, WASH, nutrition and food security conditions. March – May 2016: During the seasonal rains, heavy flooding of River Tana washes away crops and delays planting amongst the communities living along the river in Garissa and Tana River, resulting in reduced household level food security and dietary intake. During the same period, parts of arid and semi-arid (ASAL) counties starts experiencing some level of drought stress due to poor performance of the long rainy season. June 2016: The Government early warning system starts signalling drought stress in some counties of the coastal region. September 2016: The early warning information indicates most drought affected counties as Kilifi, Kwale, Tana River and Taita Taveta. Other affected counties are Wajir, Mandera, Marsabit, Makueni, Kitui and Samburu. The drought and food security situation in these counties ranges from moderate to severe 1. November 2016: IFRC launches an Emergency Appeal for 3,844,037 Swiss francs on the request made by KRCS with 297,808 Swiss francs allocated from the IFRC’s Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF). Health; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion(WASH); Livelihoods, Nutrition and Food Security; and Disaster Risk Reduction In total, the operation aims to target an initial 114,620 affected persons with 27,680 persons in Garissa, 11,025 people in Tana River, 34,490 people in Makueni, 28, 965 people in Kilifi and 12, 460 people in Kwale. KRCS will ensure that the target population will be households with severely or moderately acute malnourished children, elderly, chronically ill persons, children, female single-headed families and persons living with disabiliti Garissa, Tana River, Kwale, Kilifi, and Makueni counties The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 750000 750000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 800000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 45775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 704225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 751174 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in assisting up to 502,800 people, increased from 352,800 people. SRCS has reached approximately 280,000 people1 through various interventions including health and nutrition, water and sanitation, food security and livelihoods as well as shelter and settlements, to date. This revision maintains the strategy developed in the July 2017 revision of the Appeal but aims to reach more vulnerable people with a further geographical reach since large parts of the country are forecasted to remain affected by the food crisis, the threat of disease outbreaks and ongoing internal displacement driven by drought and conflict. Details are available in the Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA). Support to this emergency requires flexible funding and as little earmarking as possible to allow the operation to be responsive to new or evolving needs. The priority is to implement time sensitive activities to safeguard affected populations against further deterioration of an already stressed situation. The current funding gap is CHF 7,443,667 Health and Nutrition:, Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, Food security and livelihoods and Shelter and settlements 502,800 people to be assisted Awdal, Maroodi Jeex and Sahil (Woqooyi Galbeed), Toghdeer, Sool, Sanaag, Bari, Nugaal and Mudug. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 532500 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Biateral Remote IM support to the Kenya Floods Emergency Operation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 1735 -3265 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross The operation aims to provide immediate assistance to cover the needs of 30,000 households (HHs) (150,000 people) most at risk and affected by floods by providing life-saving assistance for a period of six months. The flooding has led to destruction of houses resulting in displacement of communities. So far, a total of 33,081 HHs (211,155 people) have been displaced in different parts of the country. An unconfirmed number of households are being hosted by relatives. However most of the displaced populations are staying in evacuation centers and need urgent support. In addition, the most affected HHs will need recovery support. Shelter NFIs including kitchen sets, tarpaulins, mosquito nets, jerry cans, soap, sleeping mats, timber and nails will be procured for distribution to the targeted HHs for use in erecting temporary shelters and use in the household items for basic life support activities. Population to be assisted: With the support of the WFP, the KRCS will distribute food to 30,000 HHs. Out of these 30,000 HHs, 10,000 most affected HHs will receive livelihoods support such as distribution of inputs and rehabilitation of farms/irrigation systems. Priority interventions targeting vulnerable groups to include pregnant and lactating women, children less than five years and people with disabilities will be implemented in most affected counties. Western, Nyanza, North Rift, South Rift, North Eastern, Upper Eastern, Central and Coast regions The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 395000 370892 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 24108 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 370892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross This project provides funding for an Operations Manager position in Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 36000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote SIMS support to the Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa. The Emergency Appeal (EA) is launched by the IFRC for 3,877,335 Swiss francs to complement and support the current country-level emergency operations/Emergency Appeals (EAs) related to Food Crises, mainly those focusing on drought and food insecurity. This Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa EA provides a structural framework for the country-level EAs, enabling opportunities to support the country-level response activities by strengthening and scaling up operational support, coordination, communication, capacity building, security and safety for staff and volunteers in all affected countries in the region. The aim is to better assist the affected population by addressing challenges in response and early recovery and effectively utilizing resources through shared opportunities. For this reason, the Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa EA does not highlight specific implementation activities, but rather provides a strategy to coordinate implementation in the countrylevel EAs. Also remote SIMS support was given to the EA Nigeria - Population Movement and the EA Uganda - Population Movement. The African continent is facing an unprecedented food crisis. According to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS-NET), 70 million people across 45 countries will require food assistance in 2017. Famine was formally declared in parts of South Sudan by the UN in February 2017, and Nigeria and Somalia are facing a credible risk of famine this year. To prevent a situation similar to the one of 2011, where interventions and humanitarian support arrived too late and lacked longer-term vision, the IFRC is launching this appeal to scale-up actions in the most affected countries in support of the National Societies and to do more to increase the resilience of people to cope with the environmental, social and economic impacts. The main components of the response focuses on multisectoral needs through Health, WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods’ interventions. Anticipated appeals in the remaining countries will drive the total beneficiary population of this appeal considerably higher. In total, seven of 12 countries under the Regional Coordination for Food Crisis in Africa framework (Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Somalia and Zimbabwe), including DREF-supported operations, seek to reach over 1,600,691 people through the consolidated support of 53,835,245 Swiss francs. In total, seven of 12 countries under the Regional Coordination for Food Crisis in Africa framework (Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Somalia and Zimbabwe) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 21898 21898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21898 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-251-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross The Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa Emergency Appeal (EA) is launched by the IFRC for 3,877,335 Swiss francs to complement and support the current country-level emergency operations/Emergency Appeals (EAs) related to Food Crises, mainly those focusing on drought and food insecurity. This Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa EA provides a structural framework for the country-level EAs, enabling opportunities to support the country-level response activities by strengthening and scaling up operational support, coordination, communication, capacity building, security and safety for staff and volunteers in all affected countries in the region. The aim is to better assist the affected population by addressing challenges in response and early recovery and effectively utilizing resources through shared opportunities. For this reason, the Regional Coordination Food Crisis in Africa EA does not highlight specific implementation activities, but rather provides a strategy to coordinate implementation in the countrylevel EAs. The African continent is facing an unprecedented food crisis. According to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS-NET), 70 million people across 45 countries will require food assistance in 2017. Famine was formally declared in parts of South Sudan by the UN in February 2017, and Nigeria and Somalia are facing a credible risk of famine this year. To prevent a situation similar to the one of 2011, where interventions and humanitarian support arrived too late and lacked longer-term vision, the IFRC is launching this appeal to scale-up actions in the most affected countries in support of the National Societies and to do more to increase the resilience of people to cope with the environmental, social and economic impacts. The main components of the response focuses on multisectoral needs through Health, WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods’ interventions. Anticipated appeals in the remaining countries will drive the total beneficiary population of this appeal considerably higher. In total, seven of 12 countries under the Regional Coordination for Food Crisis in Africa framework (Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Somalia and Zimbabwe), including DREF-supported operations, seek to reach over 1,600,691 people through the consolidated support of 53,835,245 Swiss francs. In total, seven of 12 countries under the Regional Coordination for Food Crisis in Africa framework (Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Somalia and Zimbabwe) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 328638 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 21362 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 328638 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-252 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme addresses needs according to the current security situation in Niger, Cameroon and Nigeria. Projects prioritize health and care, water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition, and livelihoods, shelter and household items, and National Society capacity building. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 1833463 93896 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-252-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Nigerian refugee populations’ survival and immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief, health, hygiene promotion and shelter assistance. Fighting between the Nigerian Armed Forces and Boko Haram militia group in northern Nigeria has continued to result in the displacement of thousands of people across the border into neighboring Chad. This project carries out needs assessment and analysis for validation of the needs of the refugee population, with the intention of modifying/extending the operation in all sectors as required. Distribution/replenishment of NFIs, shelter and hygiene related items. Provision aqua tablets for three months; and establishment of beneficiary sanitation committees to ensure that the camp environment is kept clean. Train volunteers to carry out health/hygiene campaigns. Targeting a total of 2,500 Nigerian Refugees (500 households) in the Ngouboua camp. In the Ngouboua camp in Chad The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 42600 40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-252-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project assists 50,000 beneficiaries with emergency health, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, and food security, nutrition and livelihoods support in Lake Chad basin in Niger. This is a revision of an existing operation in this area. This revision is largely due to the deterioration of the security situation in Diffa region and a resulting lack of access preventing the planned implementation resulting in some activities unachieved. This revision will enable the NRCS to address the initial and new unmet needs according to the current security situation in the new zone of intervention in Diffa and prioritizing the following sectors: health and care, water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition, and livelihoods, shelter and household items, and National Society capacity building. Community volunteers have been trained and provided with materials and tools to facilitate community sensitization. Weekly mobile clinics have been organized in the islands to assist those who cannot access the health centres. Responding to the influx from Damassak to the Gagamari transitional camp, emergency support was provided in the form of water, hygiene and sanitation. Through the existing Niger Red Cross cooperation agreement with UNFPA, 1,096 hygiene kits were distributed to 1,096 households after sensitising them on health reproductive. Sensitization sessions reached 5,558 people from the islands. Between November 2014 and end January 2015, 6 mobile clinics have been organized and 5,630 persons were provided with medical treatment. According to the Red Cross Diffa branch, 16,000 people located in Gagamari transit camp and Chetimari host villages benefited from awareness and sanitation activities. Overall, 21,558 people from the islands and Gamamari transit camp have been sensitized. These activities took place until 6 February when Diffa was attacked and the population fled to secured areas. For food assistance, from October 2014, the National Society distributed food rations on a monthly basis to some 25,000 people. All activities concentrate on the Baroua and Gagamari zones. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gagamari 13.2056044 12.4191967 Baroua 13.8825802 13.1730241 Response 338000 213000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-252-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project improves the living conditions of 2,500 families in Cameroon through health care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition and livelihoods support, shelter and non-food items, disaster preparedness and risk reduction, and national society capacity building. Sinds 2013 an inceasing influx of refugees flee armed conflict in Nigeria. In 2014 the Far North region of Camaroun faces 48.000 refugees and 30.000 internally displaced persons. In 2015 IFRC agreed with the CRC to deliver assistance in the Far North region. Planning of the project will focus on the following sectors: health care, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, food security, nutrition and livelihoods support, shelter and non-food items, disaster preparedness and risk reduction, and National Society capacity building. The 12,500 targeted beneficiaries (2,500 families) are those refugees that originated from Nigeria and have led to Cameroon, Cameroon-based IDPs, and host communities in the Far North Region according to the following ratio (1,000 Nigerian refugee families, 1,000 IDP families and 500 host population families in areas where there are no conflicts in the Far North region of Cameroon). Beneficiaries for health activities will specifically focus on the chronically ill, pregnant women, persons with disabilities, and the elderly. Activities will tke place in the localities of Kolofata, Amchidé, Ashigasha, Mogode, Bourha, Goulfey, Mokolo, Roua, Kosa, Yagoua, Mora, and Kousseri. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Bourha 10.274284 13.476923 Yagoua 10.3443605 15.2265489 Mogode 10.6081227 13.5704037 Mokolo 10.7410296 13.7987418 Roua 10.778733 13.99082 Kosa 10.866953 13.880564 Mora 11.0483375 14.1341499 Ashigasha 11.126088 13.877486 Kolofata 11.1615975 14.0140058 Amchidé 11.2333 14.1333 Kousseri 12.0755638 15.0246194 Goulfey 12.5274887 14.8473645 Response 50000 50000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-252-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross It seeks to protect and assist the people affected by emergencies throughout the country, paying particular attention to those caught up in the conflict in the northeast. Skirmishes and bombings in Nigeria’s north-eastern states (mainly Adamawa, Borno and Yobe) have had dire humanitarian consequences. Parts of the north-east have been secured, and people have attempted to return home; some communities with urgent, unmet needs have become accessible to humanitarian actors. However, security constraints still limit access to other areas, and most people remain displaced. Reportedly, there are over 2.3 million IDPs in Nigeria – mostly in host communities – and hundreds of thousands of Nigerian refugees in neighbouring countries. People affected by conflict/other violence will meet their urgent needs with the help of food distributed by the National Society/ICRC, including in areas that are challenging to reach. People affected by conflict/other violence, focus on remote/underserved communities and other vulnerable groups. Northeastern Nigeria, Middle Belt and southern Nigeria. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 1400000 1400000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-253 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme seeks to address health, psychosocial, emergency medical services, rehabilitation and Open Studio as well as disaster preparedness and response issues in the Gaza Strip. This programme contains a project which will built on the gains and achievements made in previous projects. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 784468 -215532 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-253-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to continue to address health, psychosocial, emergency medical services, rehabilitation and Open Studio as well as disaster preparedness and response issues. Major concerns remain on the blockade imposed on Gaza along with restrictions hampering the recovery from the 2014 war, the restrictions on movements affecting access to basic services and access to land and resources. The prolonged nature of the humanitarian crisis and the recurrent cycle of shocks, natural and manmade e.g. heat and winter waves, as well as three wars in six years, have devastated the public infrastructure, while a chronic power deficit disrupts the supply of basic services and undermines already vulnerable living conditions of the population. The PRCS operates in two main program areas: social and health. Disaster management, youth, psychosocial support and rehabilitation (for people with disabilities) falls under social while primary health care, EMS and hospitals are under health In the project 10 communities will be reached with resilience building activities. More than 50,000 people will be reached with services, PHC, Hospitals, CBHFA, EMS, Open Studio & CBHFA. 200 staff, volunteers and CACs will be trained on different topics and are well prepared to respond/address community needs. The project is implemented in the Gaza Strip The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 784468 67146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -1053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -171624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 171624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 171624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 30024 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 58415 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97801 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 83 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -157605 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260063 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 54695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-198 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 Haiti Cholera The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 39661 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-198-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Haitian Red Cross lead response to Cholera through the national Response Plan. NLRC Supports the national plan in PaP and the regional plan in the Sud-Est and Grand-Anse region. The first cholera cases were reported in Port Au Prince on the 2nd of October. Due to the increased insecurity, mobility, protests, and fuel shortages, access to clean drinking water and proper sanitation is limited. This is increasing the risks of spreading. Access to water, adequate sanitation, and hygiene are essential to containing the spread of the disease at the country level. The limited access to affected areas hinders surveillance and assessment of the cases. - Raising awareness among the population. - Promoting individual and collective hygiene habits to stop the spread of the epidemic. - Improving the population's access to drinking water. - Increasing the population's knowledge of water disinfection and the proper use of latrines and other sanitary facilities. - Strengthening the capacity of the Haitian Red Cross's regional and local committees to manage the response. - Strengthening the position of the Haitian Red Cross as an auxiliary to the public authorities. Port-au-Prince, Grand-Anse and Sud-Est The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 39661 5 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34079 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2390 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -34079 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2390 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34079 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3192 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2390 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-171 The Netherlands Red Cross 2020-2022 Myanmar complex emergency The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Complex emergency Civil unrest 246754 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-171-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The people of Myanmar are dealing with an evolving humanitarian crisis where humanitarian needs have continued to escalate since the third wave of COVID-19 in 2021 and the ongoing political unrest since Myanmar’s military intervention on 1 February 2021. The country is now entering the second year of this crisis, where ongoing inter-factional tensions have fueled its complexity and multi-dimensional characteristics. The Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) continues to be supported by many in Myanmar, impacting public services, including health, schools, and government administrations in states and regions across the country. The people of Myanmar are dealing with an evolving humanitarian crisis where humanitarian needs have continued to escalate since the third wave of COVID-19 in 2021 and the ongoing political unrest since Myanmar’s military intervention on 1 February 2021. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies DOB Emergency Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 246754 16024 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1042 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 213663 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 229688 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-138 The Netherlands Red Cross European (ECHO) funded projects for Uganda & South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest 272128 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-227 The Netherlands Red Cross With support of ERCS long term partners Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) and Danish Red Cross (DRC), aim to make an impact in terms of strengthening institutional capacities, linkages and harmonization for key Disaster Risk Management (DRM) actors in Ethiopia, with focus on Anticipatory Action (AA) and Early Response (ER), both on national level, as well as on regional and woreda levels in Tigray, Somali and Afar regions. Support to Rapid Response Mechanisms (RRM) is also targeted by this action. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Civil unrest 2031812 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme for deployment of experts and surge capacity in 2022-2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 5764396 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis The total number of short-term emergency response (surge) deployments that are supported NS capacity development The total number of longer-term (delegate) positions that are supported Country Rep positions, partly funded by MoFA Partnership NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2022. Contribution to SPU & PPU positions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 675439 715590 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 86715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the SIMS volunteer pool. Ensure the SIMS volunteer team is sustainable and coordinated. Only HR expenses allowed. SIMS volunteer pool. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 5745 -4238 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4552 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4552 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5616 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -416 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NA. This is a project to support the SIMS system of IM NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge/WSR ERU deployment to Malawi in response to Storm Freddy The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 27666 -151 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26505 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28474 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28474 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 32520 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 - PU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2024. Contribution to PU positions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 704083 60279 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -997 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -60279 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -731 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7353 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7353 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 95695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 788911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -788911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 730473 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross The Surge Funding Model Initiative is a strategic mechanism designed to remove financial barriers that prevent capable National Societies (NS) in disaster- and crisis-prone regions from deploying skilled personnel within their own region. This model enables faster, more cost-effective and locally driven responses while enhancing autonomy, strengthening regional networks, and increasing local-to-regional capacity. National Societies surge readiness: This model strengthens NS ability to respond effectively by providing additional support for: o Increased competencies through access to learning and development, including essential operational trainings, developing and exchange missions, mentoring, and other capacity-enhancement opportunities. o Ensure NS are Surge ready through an increased compliance with duty of care, safeguarding mechanism for an effective support neighboring National Societies. Enhanced National Societies capacities through regional deployments: Resources will be directed toward deploying skilled personnel from National Societies within the region, ensuring faster, more effective, and locally led responses that build trust and impact within affected communities. It is expected that regionally deployed response personnel will also contribute to strengthening their receiving NS by applying the experience gained. Reinforced solidarity mechanism among NS in the region, ensuring stronger connection, experience sharing and trust build that will be translated into a more solid regional mechanism. Increased autonomy and reduced dependency for global wider surge mechanisms. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 119325 555 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -555 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 111000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 8325 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 111000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to ops Manager Lusaka (Gloria Kunyenga) Financial support to the IFRC cluster in Zimbadwe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 -28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 - DRU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund and Surge- surge and long term The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 340095 -22249 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5324 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -182624 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12088 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 525941 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -525941 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 486982 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total Surge deployments during the year 2024. Total Surge deployments during the year 2024. Total Surge deployments during the year 2024. NA NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 - PU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2026. Contribution to PU Delegate positions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 710590 32047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 788911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -788911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 730473 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2023. Contribution to SPU & PPU positions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 825014 -6303 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 259157 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -273586 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 273586 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -257405 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257405 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 110272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 698713 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 71219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross 6 months support for Supply Chain Coordinator dedicated for Middle East crisis as multi-country Function. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 107006 -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -497 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 498 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -498 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 99540 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7466 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 99540 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross N/A Supply chain coordintor N/A Supply chain coordintor NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 - PU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2024. Contribution to PU positions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 832417 -101011 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 125468 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 78161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -125468 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 983311 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -72838 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Several KD on the KD list. Fund: Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2023. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 263588 2012 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2012 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6825 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6575 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2012 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -98930 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229809 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 650 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 26397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote IM support to emergencies in 2023 Remote IM support to emergencies in 2023 Remote IM support to emergencies in 2023 Remote IM support to emergencies in 2023 Remote IM support to emergencies in 2023 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 5820 313 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5008 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross 510 technical support to Armenia people on the move response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 29066 -10697 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 669 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 SoL to IFRC NA NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 - DRU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund and Surge- surge and long term The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 219974 1514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 323308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -323308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote support: The WSR ERU uses a data management system consisting of a set of Kobo tools, linked to a Power BI dashboard. The WSR ERU is planning to migrate their data management to mWater. This tool is designed for data collection and management of water point data and therefore suitable to be used within the WSR ERU. The objective of this ToR is therefore: • To advise and support Norwegian Red Cross (NorCross) with the development of a data management system within mWater Where NLRC WCE and NLRC 510 will have different roles in the support process. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 38872 1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34780 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross XXX The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 179286 834 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -834 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 166778 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 166778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12508 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the SIMS volunteer pool Ensure the SIMS volunteer team is sustainable and coordinated. Only HR expenses allowed SIMS volunteer pool The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 5820 321 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -288 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -9 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 86 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5389 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NA. This is a budget for 510 to support SIMS system NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Expert Component of Partnership MoFA 2022-2026, for the year 2022. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 262412 -2482 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1615 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 262628 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2518 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -15024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13041 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross One deployment was partially funded through the MoFA partnership. In total there were 15 country representatives covering 12 positions due to staff turnover. In two countries there were both long-term and short-term deployments. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 - DRU deployments - MoFA Partnership Expert fund and Surge- surge and long term The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 163338 -463 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -265582 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 287649 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -287649 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 441237 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -32684 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6 deployments + 1 remote support from HQ 6 deployments + 1 remote support from HQ NA NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross The CVA Coordinator, under the direction of the IFRC Operations Management, will work with relevant government actors, the NS(s) and other Movement partners, NGOs, and other relevant actors to develop a relief and recovery response strategy that includes appropriate use of CVA and builds existing NS cash preparedness capacity and with a focus towards quality and accountability to beneficiaries. Particular attention should be given to strategic direction and advocacy in support of affected communities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 39651 36884 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 36884 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to the SIMS volunteer pool. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 5000 4765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4832 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4832 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4474 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-205 The Netherlands Red Cross MoFA Partnership 2022-2026 Programme External Audit The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 105987 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-205-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project administers the annual audits of the NL MoFA Partnership grant 2022-2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 105987 7811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53427 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -53427 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 22811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29260 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 23148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63458 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -63458 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83218 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 32523 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 18634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-209 The Netherlands Red Cross Americas Country Operational Plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 537500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-209-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Country Operational Plan Venezuela has been facing a prolonged socio-political and economic crisis that has negatively impacted social and health indicators. Since 2016, the country has been impacted by a series of public health concerns ranging from re-emerging disease outbreaks to reduced availability of essential health services due to the shortages of health commodities, migration of health personnel, and the general economic situation. Most vulnerable families are still facing critical difficulties to access primary health care, food, essential supplies, and protection services due to their high costs. Access to sexual and reproductive health services is extremely limited with Venezuela facing steeper declines in key indicators such as antenatal care and skilled birth attendance than the average within the region in recent years. Furthermore, the prolonged COVID-19 crisis has further accentuated health sector shortages, including human, financial and material resources, increases in maternal and infant mortality, as well as issues related to mental health and domestic and intra-familiar violence, reducing the activities to the public program related to Sexual and Reproductive Health. Primary health care services with a focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health services (SRH) will be provided through health days, which will include medical consultations, mental health and psychosocial support activities, vital signs monitoring, biometric values, such as weight and height, health promotion and disease prevention provision of sexual reproductive health services (prenatal control, postnatal control, provision of contraceptive methods, care of sexually transmitted infections, early diagnosis of uterine cancer and breast cancer). 30.000 people, Female 80%, Male 20% Providing integrated primary health care services with a community-based approach to maternal and child health in the states of Delta Amacuro, Amazonas, Apure, Barinas, Portuguesa, and Guárico The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 537500 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Final Standard report expected by 31 March 2025. Final Standard report expected by 31 March 2025. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-125 The Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Eta made landfall in Northeast Nicaragua on 3 November 2020. It affected large parts of the populations of Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala and caused floods, landslides and damaged homes, buildings, roads and infrastructure. Soon afterwards hurricane Iota further worsened the situation. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 394444 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-125-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Eta made landfall in Northeast Nicaragua on 3 November 2020. It affected large parts of the populations of Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala and caused floods, landslides and damaged homes, buildings, roads and infrastructure. Soon afterwards hurricane Iota further worsened the situation. The present operation aims to meet the immediate basic needs and support early recovery of affected people affected by Hurricane/Tropical Storm Eta's passage for an estimated duration of 18 months. A significant number of houses have suffered damages due to flooding in the most affected areas. It is still unclear the accurate figures in terms of the number of damaged houses. It is expected that the numbers are quite high according to the panoramic views taken from the air. Because of the floods, the affected households have lost their basic belongings such a kitchen tools, clothes, and sleeping elements (mattress and blankets). IFRC will deliver assistance and support early recovery of the people affected by the Hurricane Eta for 18 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies for implementation: Shelter; Livelihood and basic needs; Health (including Mental Health and Psychological Support); Water, sanitation and hygiene; Protection, Gender and Inclusion; Migration; Strengthening the National Society, Ensuring effective international disaster management, Influencing others as leading strategic partner and Ensuring a strong IFRC. 15,000 families affected (75,000 people) Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 394444 24074 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 370370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 370370 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization programme 2023-2026: multilateral and support to non long-term partners The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services Material relief assistance and services 7617690 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Following online consultation and meetings during the first half of 2025, Botswana Red Cross Society (BRCS), Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) and NLRC discussed the possibility of organizing a reciprocal regional exchange of technical knowledge, experiences, and insights can be facilitated between BRCS and ZRCS. By focusing on core technical expertise areas of both BRCS and ZRCS (such as Water, Climate, Environment, Response Preparedness, Anticipatory Action, etc.), such an exchange will build upon ongoing projects, programming and initiatives (such as the Community Based Disaster Risk Management symposium previously organized by BRCS). In addition to the exchange visit, partners discussed the opportunity to include implementing (NSD) activities/ elements into the proposal as well. These are specifically linked to NbS / WwN programming. Following a NSD workshop earlier this year in Gaborone (facilitated by IFRC and British RC), one of the outcomes was that involved NSs (including both BRCS and ZRCS) would like to strengthen tree planting and care through development of tree nurseries at the branches. Therefore, as this is within the strategic direction of both National Societies, BRCS and ZRCS aim to include the development of two tree nurseries at two local branches. This will include Tlokweng branch in Botswana and Choma branch in Zambia. As part of the Localization Program, NLRC believes that regionalization is an important step towards localization. Therefore, in 2026, following ongoing projects and programming supported via the Localization Program, Botswana Red Cross Society, Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) and NLRC started conversations aimed to identify how regionalization could take shape. Via a regional exchange between BRCS and ZRCS staff and volunteers, and by setting up tree nurseries at selected BRCS and ZRCS branches. Botswana Red Cross and Zambia Red Cross staff and volunteers. Botswana and Zambia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 77000 832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 77000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) recognizes the crucial role of public water and sanitation service providers in supplying sustainable water and sanitation services in urban context and specifically for the urban-poor. In addition, the NLRC sees the RCRC movement as a strong complimentary organization to public water and sanitation service providers, due to our volunteer based and our expertise in community involvement which is an expertise often lacking at the more technocratic public service providers. NLRC can specifically support service providers in the field of emergency preparedness and response, community engagement and accountability. Partnerships between national societies and local water and sanitation utilities are rare. Utilities are not only sidetracked during normal times, but also during emergency WASH responses utilities are often not well involved, which can lead to utilities being harmed and by emergency WASH responses. Pre-crisis Implementing partnerships between national societies and local water and sanitation utilities lead to a better inclusion during times of emergencies. Kenya Red Cross and Kenyan households The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 168000 -160000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 184643 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 15481 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -110000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 160000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17440 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -22592 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society -17440 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 110000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 118000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to IFRC on Digital Transformation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 219071 -3086 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -12603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -205700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 205700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3086 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 205700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13370 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 205700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Technical expertise in support of CEA Localization The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 647176 1552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 202683 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -202683 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33388 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2504 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3149 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375488 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -375488 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3149 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 499413 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -499413 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53735 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 92118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. Zambia 18, Zimbabwe 20, Botswana 16, Nigeria 25, Malawi 20 Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. Zambia 9, Zimbabwe 14, Botswana 6, Nigeria 8, Malawi 10 Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. Zambia 9, Zimbabwe 6, Botswana 10, Nigeria 17, Malawi 10 Zambia 9, Zimbabwe 6, Botswana 10, Nigeria 17, Malawi 10 Botswana, Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia and Zimbabwe structurally supported, amongst others with trainings. More NS were supported ad hoc. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross 300k allocation in 2023 to NSIA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness 319500 -4500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross There are several challenges that justify the need to integrate relevant and adequate IM into CVA interventions. The recurring distribution cycles, leading to extensive data accumulation, necessitate robust data management processes. Additionally, the massive data collection requires strong deduplication procedures. In turn, the integration of digital payment services, as mobile money and digital bank accounts, offers streamlined processes but concurrently raises concerns about data responsibility and safeguarding personally identifiable information. The urgency to address these challenges aligns with the IFRC objective to deliver 50% of humanitarian assistance through CVA by 2025. The concerns highlighted in the IFRC 2030 Strategy are valid, pointing to insufficient technical skills and knowledge within the RCRC network, including training, development, sourcing, and retention of the right skill sets In general, the digitalization of CVA processes faces challenges, with limited senior management support affecting decision-making on investing in CVA-IM. CVA staff, recognizing the need for digitalization, grapple with limited knowledge about existing tools and how to adapt them to local contexts. Basic data literacy skills are found lacking across National Societies, and at the same time, capacity building remains a challenge as often there is no team to ensure the knowledge stays within the organization during the staff turnover. Therefore it is important to ensure that knowledge is built wider within the organization, to have a larger group of people with IM capacities and to preserve operational continuity • Advocacy for better CVA-IM in CVA implementations • Support to IFRC CVA Global team • Support CVA-IM Preparedness assessments • Trainings in CVA-IM systems and IM oriented to CVA • Operational support to NSs IFRC NS (significant needs, may change over time): Burundi, Madagascar, Nigeria NS (medium needs, may change over time): Djibouti, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Botswana, Syria, Chad, Eswatini Geographical focus on MENA and Africa Region but not limited The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 1203914 3609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18204 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36408 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29932 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 312557 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 647562 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -647562 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 775000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) recognizes the crucial role of public water and sanitation service providers in supplying sustainable water and sanitation services in urban context and specifically for the urban-poor. In addition, the NLRC sees the RCRC movement as a strong complimentary organization to public water and sanitation service providers, due to our volunteer based and our expertise in community involvement which is an expertise often lacking at the more technocratic public service providers. NLRC can specifically support service providers in the field of emergency preparedness and response, community engagement and accountability. Partnerships between national societies and local water and sanitation utilities are rare. Utilities are not only sidetracked during normal times, but also during emergency WASH responses utilities are often not well involved, which can lead to utilities being harmed and by emergency WASH responses. Pre-crisis Implementing partnerships between national societies and local water and sanitation utilities lead to a better inclusion during times of emergencies. With the urban population showing steady growth over the past decade, the Government of Ghana is faced with the challenge of coping with the growing demand for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services, especially in deprived urban settlements. Currently, around 70% of the nation's urban population lives in congested, sub-standard structures with little incentive to invest in a more permanent solution. Most parts of the peri-urban areas fall outside the formal planning framework of the State authorities, and therefore lack legal standing in terms of utility services. As a result, the vast majority of the people without access to water and sanitation services are found in the poorer communities and delivering safe, sustainable and affordable water and sanitation services in poor urban communities remains a major challenge. Through the localization program, NLRC is able to provide support to an urban WASH pilot in Ghana. Within the pilot, Vitens Evides International (VEI) and Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL partner with IFRC Ghana and NLRC, aiming at improving sustainable access to adequate water services for the urban population in the Ashanti region. In addition, through this collaboration, we also aim to build a strong partnership between the local water utility and the national society. This by making use of project-activities to materialize this partnership (and to positively contribute to resilient communities), and to build a collaboration package that can be copied in any country where our national society is interested. Overall the pilot will be contributing to objective 2, 4 and 5 of the Localization program. Ghana Red Cross and Ghanese households Ghana The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 420054 9302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 698 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 23306 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -23306 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -118000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 181446 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 340000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -340000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 340000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -340000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 186044 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13956 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme coordination. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 548700 12837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64054 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -60000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 525000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Global CEA activities of the IFRC in 2023 and 2024: - CEA data support and platform development (including a data visualisation tool) - Community trust index pilot in two countries and a workshop in Zambia - Africa CEA adviser - Seed funding for two NS champions To support the enhancement of the use of data for CEA, including on trust, in order to make IFRC network programming more relevant and effective. Via the IFRC, to either support the secretariat or NSs. IFRC and NS staff Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross SDE (Strategy, Diplomacy and Evidence Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Geneva IFRC secretariat HQ Nairobi IFRC secretariat Africa region Lusaka -15.4163395 28.2818414 Harare -17.831773 31.045686 Bratislava 48.1516988 17.1093063 Response Material relief assistance and services 224998 -1046 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 209300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15698 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 209300 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This proposal adds to the IFRC-NLRC proposal with crucial data & digital activities, incorporating lessons learned from the NLRC support that was provided in 2022 while building on the main goal formulated in the current IFRC proposal: to provide National Societies with tools to establish long-term and sustainable processes and services as well as strengthening regional coordination mechanisms to enhance coherence and information management efforts. Our data & digital contribution will focus on National Society development that will promote innovative services, most notably for digital Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) by supporting the Red Data initiative, facilitating access to information, meaningful participation and coordinated feedback mechanisms along the routes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 108870 4215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7481 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -418 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100030 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross - Regional OPS Coordinator West Coast – Francis Salako - OPS Manager Chad – Leonce Omer Mbouma - OPS Manager Niger – to be recruited 98,500 EUR towards WASH positions - Regional WASH coordinator Kenya and Somalia (Mustefa) - Regional WASH coordinator Harare Cluster (Placidia) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 310138 -1442 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 288500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 288500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21638 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to support the IFRC Africa WASH regional agenda in terms of training, coordination and technical guidance for water agenda. It includes funding to organize (regional) trainings, workshops, deployment, and covers two regional positions within the IFRC regional office. In order to support the capacity of the IFRC Africa WASH regional team. Within this project we are collaborating closely with the IFRC Africa regional office, located in Nairobi, Kenya. IFRC Africa regional office, and African National Societies IFRC Africa regional office, Nairobi, Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 460412 42339 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -42339 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 125056 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9379 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 284164 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21312 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -45000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 540000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -540000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -240000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 740000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross - Stream 1: Engaging and expanding the regional rapid response roster - Stream 2: Africa Developing Operations Leadership - Stream 4: Women leadership 141,500 EUR toward WASH Surge Localization: - Stream 1: Harmonization with Red Ready - Stream 3: Capacity enhancement - Stream 4: Learning The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 367113 -1708 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1708 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1708 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1708 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1708 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 341500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 341500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 25612 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Water & Environment localization - Botswana approach The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 304674 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82904 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -82904 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -82904 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 73127 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 42468 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 65295 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -67892 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -65295 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -280771 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 294674 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -165000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -263834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 280771 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114332 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 97 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276166 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 263834 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -276166 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross 510 support to IFRC data team (2024-2026) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 1408606 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55869 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3631 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 24854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 370321 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30463 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 448000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42600 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 514080 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -514080 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 476000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross FSU Work Place First Aid support to Swedish RC/LNRCS across 2024 - 2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 288024 24182 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -63363 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 93238 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross -149994 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 251644 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 93006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -86059 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 149994 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 77968 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross 63364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross -141332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -93006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 63364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84032 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -84032 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 77968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-220-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to Global first aid reference centre (GFARC), hosted by the French Red Cross. . This project is part of the Localisation Programme 2023- 2026, under the Financial Sustainability thematic area. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 541441 -438914 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 541441 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 53320 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -154119 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross -331914 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 438914 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 96300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 57210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -53395 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 331914 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross 298723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross French Red Cross -298723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -57210 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 310300 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -260300 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 36401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -36401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 298723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 335124 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -335124 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 310300 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-130 The Netherlands Red Cross Tropical Cyclone Eloise, category 2, made landfall in the first hours of 23 January, 20km south of the Beira City in Sofala Province, bringing winds of 140km/h and wind gusts of over 160km/h as well as extreme and widespread rainfall in Beira – 250mm in 24h - and many districts in Sofala, South of Manica, North of Inhambane and Eastern Gaza. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 250000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-130-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 5.1 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Mozambique Red Cross Society (MRCS) to deliver assistance to and support early recovery of some 100,000 people affected by Cyclone Eloise for 12 months Tropical Cyclone Eloise, category 2, made landfall in the first hours of 23 January, 20km south of the Beira City in Sofala Province, bringing winds of 140km/h and wind gusts of over 160km/h as well as extreme and widespread rainfall in Beira – 250mm in 24h - and many districts in Sofala, South of Manica, North of Inhambane and Eastern Gaza. Based on the current preliminary needs (subject to revision in the coming days) the Appeal will focus on Shelter and Essential household items (EHI), Livelihoods and Basic Needs, Health, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The above areas will be supported and enhanced by the following enabling actions: Strengthening National Societies, Influencing others as strategic partners and Strengthening Coordination and Accountability 100,000 people Mozambique The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 250000 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-140 The Netherlands Red Cross Civil Unrest Operation in Myanmar. Since 1 February 2021, Myanmar has been undergoing a political crisis with civil unrest precipitating a humanitarian crisis affecting populations across many parts of the country. The ongoing Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) includes the critical sectors, of banking, health and transport. Banking limitations and a disrupted supply chain activity have added to increased food prices and limited access to cash at a national level. Economic impacts include job loss, particularly in peri-urban areas with already vulnerable populations facing food insecurity. Myanmar’s Public health system is also severely disrupted, reducing access for medical services, particularly for people with less income and access challenges. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 200001 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-140-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Civil Unrest Operation in Myanmar. Since 1 February 2021, Myanmar has been undergoing a political crisis with civil unrest precipitating a humanitarian crisis affecting populations across many parts of the country. The ongoing Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) includes the critical sectors, of banking, health and transport. Banking limitations and a disrupted supply chain activity have added to increased food prices and limited access to cash at a national level. Economic impacts include job loss, particularly in peri-urban areas with already vulnerable populations facing food insecurity. Myanmar’s Public health system is also severely disrupted, reducing access for medical services, particularly for people with less income and access challenges. Myanmar has a population of 52 million people1 across 330 townships within 17 states and regions. Within this evolving crisis, humanitarian needs are substantial across many regions and states. Critical factors include market disruptions, lack of access to basic services and social safety nets, and limited capacities across the country including for COVID-19 prevention and for disaster response. Requirements, therefore, include emergency and primary healthcare services, relief assistance and socio-economic support for affected populations across many of the 17 region and states 236.400 people Myanmar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 200001 187793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177 The Netherlands Red Cross Global Disaster response emergency fund The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services 6615948 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 FBA annual contribution to the Anticipation pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1432504 1345075 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1345075 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 87430 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Staff of Loan from the British Red Cross to the IFRC DREF team - Anticipation Pillar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross British Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 44703 44703 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross British Red Cross -19874 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 64577 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Additional contribution to the DREF anticipatory pillar with the top-up received by the NL-MoFA in May 2025 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 986111 -13889 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 60185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 925926 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross indicators 0, reported under PRJ13-177-0004 to avoid double counting NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 FBA annual contribution to the Anticipation pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 905968 -12760 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12760 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -12760 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 160246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10416 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 160246 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 690428 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 690428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 44878 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 FBA annual contribution to the Anticipation pillar of the DREF 2024 Cah pledge will be combined with DREF 2024 contribution The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1033149 -14551 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -14551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 970093 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 63056 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1047700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1047700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 970093 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The DREF Advisory Group plays a vital role in shaping the strategic direction of the fund by providing expert guidance and insights. Comprising representatives from National Societies, the group fosters alignment between DREF and IFRC’s broader disaster management priorities, ensuring the fund remains a relevant and effective resource for emergency response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1003 -80 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1003 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 FBA annual contribution to the Anticipation pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1278000 -59001 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 78000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1259001 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This project strengthens the operational quality, accountability and responsiveness of DREF operations by establishing an emergency-ready Community Feedback Management system combined with automated Qualitative Feedback Analysis support. The project will provide a pre-configured feedback management system that can be rapidly deployed in DREF operations, either through a centrally hosted shared instance or through a National Society–hosted instance; alongside technical assistance, capacity strengthening and global-level quality monitoring. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 184919 -3609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -963 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4164 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167404 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 annual contribution to the anticipation pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 735306 690428 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 690428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 44878 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Early action protocols activations that have been put in motion. This information can be found in the 2022 annual DREF report. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-177-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The DREF Advisory Group plays a vital role in shaping the strategic direction of the fund by providing expert guidance and insights. Comprising representatives from National Societies, the group fosters alignment between DREF and IFRC’s broader disaster management priorities, ensuring the fund remains a relevant and effective resource for emergency response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 2000 2000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-011 The Netherlands Red Cross Disaster risk management (DRM) program for the six NLRC overseas branches in the Caribbean. The program is aimed at disaster prevention, mitigation and response preparedness. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 554996 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-141 The Netherlands Red Cross MAASY002 Country Operational Plan as follow up/extension of MDRSY003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1475500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-141-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross the Syria Crisis Country Plan encompasses all activities presented in MDRSY003 as well as allows for a broader and longer term planning and interventions. This One Plan One Budget approach agreed with SARC will enable the National Society to continue life-saving and other essential services when and where needed throughout the country while aiming to increase the coping capacities and the resilience of Syrians in need. The current Syria Crisis Country Plan: 1) accommodates all incoming support and resources for 2021 including activities presented under the EA, and 2) facilitates the orderly phasing out and closure of the EA platform by December 2021 as decided by the IFRC SG. 3) Pledging towards the EA will be registered and allocated under the Syria Crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 300000 300000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-141-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Campaign funded 2023 Syria Country Operational Plan MAASY002 The Syrian crisis today is more critical than ever. Nearly 15 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, including 12 million facing acute food insecurity. It was estimated that 14 million Syrians would require some form of income and livelihoods support in 2022, a staggering increase from 10 million in 2020. Meeting basic needs through cash and voucher assistance. Increasing the proportion of assistance that is delivered through cash and voucher assistance including livelihoods and food security interventions where feasible, based on market assessments Prepositioning and distributing food and non-food relief items to 10,000 households Distributing agriculture related inputs (seeds, pesticides, fertilizers, livestock), and/or grants for food security, food production and agriculture restoration to 16,000 households 14 million Syrians require some form of income and livelihoods support The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 745500 700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 45500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 700000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-141-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Syria Country Operational Plan MAASY002 The Syrian crisis today is more critical than ever. Nearly 15 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, including 12 million facing acute food insecurity. It was estimated that 14 million Syrians would require some form of income and livelihoods support in 2022, a staggering increase from 10 million in 2020. Meeting basic needs through cash and voucher assistance. Increasing the proportion of assistance that is delivered through cash and voucher assistance including livelihoods and food security interventions where feasible, based on market assessments Prepositioning and distributing food and non-food relief items to 10,000 households Distributing agriculture related inputs (seeds, pesticides, fertilizers, livestock), and/or grants for food security, food production and agriculture restoration to 16,000 households 14 million Syrians require some form of income and livelihoods support The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 430000 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross SARC successfully distributed 5,000 hygiene kits, reaching 5,000 household made up of approximately 22,522 people with essential hygiene supplies. SARC successfully distributed 5,000 hygiene kits, reaching 5,000 household made up of approximately 22,522 people with essential hygiene supplies. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-120 The Netherlands Red Cross Flood response and preparedness in CAR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 93458 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-120-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The proposed Action will contribute to the delivery of a humanitarian preparedness for response to people likely to be affected by the flood and living under the threat of Covid-19 and potential violence from election process, by strengthening the response preparedness capacity of the CRCA to deliver a timely and efficient response. Bangui, along the river Ubangi, remains under the threat of flooding, especially during the rainy season that will likely elapse due to climate change. The Action will target the five CRCA local branches: 2nd, 3rd, 6th & 7th districts. Activities leverage the capacities built through other projects supported by Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) and other Red Cross Movement partners and capitalize on them in terms of DP, protection, gender and inclusion (PGI) as well as Safer access; mitigation of impact from waterborne and other infectious diseases including Covid-19, protection of infrastructures and activation of tools such as contingency planning and early warning/early action. The Action will target the five CRCA local branches: 2nd, 3rd, 6th & 7th districts. The 2nd, 3rd, 6th & 7th districts in Bangui The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 93458 -377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1480 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 415 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -8145 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -377 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -435 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 9285 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -10988 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 21976 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -9285 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -21000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 364 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 21000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -36 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -297 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1524 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 91 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 36 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -91 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 19964 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 89100 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -74238 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -19964 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74238 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -76729 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76729 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 93458 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 59446 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Total number of beneficiaries of the project Data taken from the final report NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme structure for all data & digital projects The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services 6550035 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Tbd The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 59012 -336 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19012 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17035 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -17035 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2041 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27153 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12847 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross In this component we work closely with National Societies to assess their current situation on the use of data and digital, and to develop a roadmap for digital transformation, with the objective to improve the speed, quality, effectiveness and accountability of the humanitarian services. From there we focus with National Societies on improving the three key areas of People, Process and Technology, by building data literacy and setting up sustainable locally led data teams (people), improving community engagement using digital messaging channels (technology), setting up safe, fast and fair cash information management systems (process, technology). To improve the speed, quality and cost-effectiveness of humanitarian aid. To support the roll out of the IFRC digital transformation strategy. Objective 1: Improving Cash Information Management processes and tools in National Societies Objective 2: Setting up sustainable data teams Objective 3: National Societies have mapped where they are and want to be with their people, process and technology, and have developed and kickstarted their digital transformation roadmap. Objective 4: Support National Societies in building their data and digital culture by providing capacity building support and implementing the use of accessible and contextual data literacy toolkits and curriculums. Objective 5: Embedding digital community engagement in humanitarian services of 2 national societies to use digital communication to improve the way they interact with volunteers, staff and people affected Objective 6: Creating local Information Management tools for emergency response. Direct: RCRC national societies Indirect: beneficiaries that these national societies serve. To be determined The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1056064 507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3434 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 652555 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 68353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -652555 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 77834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills This update on 2022 results Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills This update on 2022 results This update on 2022 results This update on 2022 results This update on 2022 results + jan-jun 2023 This update on 2022 results This update on 2022 results + jan-jun 2023 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross For 2 years, in a combination of a member of the IFRC Digital Acceleration team (1 FTE) and for Partnership Engagement (0.3FTE) seconded to the IFRC, and remote support of NLRC-510 team (0,5 FTE) on core topics such as digital program development, data science, data literacy, rapid prototyping, human centered design, data responsibility, digital maturity and strategy. The partnership engagement person will be tasked to create global deals with corporate sector and development banks to create a big package deal for the IFRC Network to fuel the digital strategy. This project will also support a number of NLRC bilateral partners to do a digital maturity assessment and develop a digital strategy or plan as part of the framework partnership agreement between NLRC and the National Society. In virtually all countries, people increasingly rely on and expect a diverse range of digital services (e.g., through their mobile devices) to interact with local governments, companies, and community organizations and services. As noted in Strategy 2030, this change is also happening in humanitarian assistance. Yet, the Digital Divide remains a persistent and significant challenge at both national and local levels. The need for a successful and large-scale Digital Transformation is urgent. In fact, digital transformation is prioritized as one of seven transformations identified by the IFRC as required to confront the next decade’s main challenges. The IFRC’s Strategy 2030 highlights that effective integration of data analytics and digital technology, skills, and digital culture enables the network to harness its collective intelligence, multiply its impact, and democratize access to information. It goes accompanied with a competitive advantage – with better information, we are able to more accurately and more timely present the needs of the most vulnerable to donors, governments and the private sector, providing them with the assurance that their resources when partnering with RCRC are well spent. The Covid-19 crisis in particular has emphasized the importance of building data and digital capacity to enable us to keep track of the rapidly shifting vulnerabilities within the population. Digital Transformation is not only highlighted in the IFRC Strategy 2030, but also in the IFRC COVID Emergency appeal (latest revision, No3). The global pandemic has accelerated the need to scale-up data and digital transformation under the ‘new normal’. The IFRC COVID emergency appeal therefore mentions digital transformation as one of the three enabling actions. Through supporting secondments and remote technical assistance to IFRC. Through supporting NLRC bilateral partners to do digital maturity assessments/develop digital strategies. Tbd Tbd The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 434404 -339193 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 339013 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -339013 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1183 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 14409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to change the 510 development team to a rapid prototyping team with a clear global service offering to the IFRC Network, and to initiate a first set of support projects to national societies. When the service is initiated and national societies are requesting the services, the cost-recovery model of 510 will ensure the sustainability of the initial investment from the IH extra projects fund. Within the IFRC Network more cash programs are planned and conducted than ever before. The current COVID appeal has already highlighted 22 national societies in the Africa region that will do cash programs for livelihoods. Many of those national societies have limited to no experience with cash programming. They find programmatic cash expertise through online courses and IFRC delegates. There however remains a gap in the IFRC Network on Cash Information Management experts. This gap is critical because the information management component in cash programming is significant. Additionally there is a big gap in training opportunities and standard toolkits for national societies to implement cash information management. NLRC-510 will develop a Cash IM service and products, which will help national societies to implement cash programs supported by information management systems, digital technology and use data analytics to get good insights and reports. We will create a scale up and future plan for 121. The most feasible route to take with the system is to productize validated key components of it. NLRC-510 & 121 team British Red Cross Cash Hub IFRC Cash IM team National Societies Tbd The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 300000 1103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82489 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -82489 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190216 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -190216 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193177 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -193177 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229064 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -13770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -229064 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255045 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -255045 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross One of the key activities in the new IFRC Digital Strategy is to close the digital divide in the network, and to build the data literacy of all national societies. Together with the IFRC Intervention team we want to develop a training curriculum that helps national societies to move along the levels of maturity in the IFRC Digital Maturity model (levels 1-5). The current training package is aimed at national societies in level 1 of the digital maturity (basic). 510 however is frequently requested to provide trainings to people in the national societies who already have good basic data skills, but need to improve their skills to deliver more advance data and digital support to their national society. Currently a basic data playbook for national societies exists, and an e-learning on data for volunteers. Both have been developed in a collaboration between IFRC, NLRC-510 and American Red Cross. The current training package is however aimed at national societies in level 1 of the digital maturity (basic). Many of these training materials have been produced over the last years. 510 has trained over 20 national societies on various subjects related to data & digital, including strategic trainings on how to establish data teams. However, these materials need to be combined in a good curriculum that matches the maturity levels. Additionally, the content has to be agreed with IFRC, and translated in several languages. NLRC-510 IFCR Intervention Team IFCR data literacy team American Red Cross Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 241003 511 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66003 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4492 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114782 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -114782 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140968 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 15404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -140968 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to change the 510 development team to a rapid prototyping team with a clear global service offering to the IFRC Network, and to initiate a first set of support projects to national societies. When the service is initiated and national societies are requesting the services, the cost-recovery model of 510 will ensure the sustainability of the initial investment from the IH extra projects fund. The IFRC Digital Strategy will bring an increasing amount of data and digital work in the humanitarian programs of national societies. However, embedding digital technology in humanitarian operations is a real challenge. NLRC-510 can help national societies identify their biggest opportunities to use data and digital (business value case mapping), to use a human centered design approach to collect user insights and use the development team technical knowledge to create a set of requirements for a solution. Based on the requirements our team can develop with the national society a rapid prototype that can be field tested and use on a small scale with aid workers and beneficiaries. With this user tested prototype the national society can work with 510 to implement the solution with one of their local or global IT and digital service providers and start a development or procurement of an operational platform. The handholding during this phase will increase the likelihood of national societies getting value out of their investments in data and digital technology. This service will help national societies to fast track their digital maturity, to prioritize the most valuable investments, and to do research and development properly, before using scarce resources to develop software or data science solutions. The NLRC-510 development team/rapid prototyping team IFRC and the Movement National Societies Tbd The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 300000 -308284 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 379451 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -379451 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 240000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2783 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 251597 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -251597 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262936 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -262936 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this project the Netherlands Red Cross supports RCRC NS in developing and integrating data products or digital services in their regular activities and processes. Data and digital technology are becoming increasingly important and offer great potential for improving the speed, quality and cost effectiveness of humanitarian aid. The IFRC has emphasized this by making "digital transformation" a pillar in their current strategy. NS need to build the requisite capacity to successfully utilise data products and/or digital technology in their regular work. This project assists these NS in this process and makes available to them the skills and competencies of 510, the data initiative of the Netherlands Red Cross, enabling all to accelerate the digital transformation of the beneficiary NS. Through this project remote technical assistance can be provided and in some instances complementary salary and/or equipment support is also provided. RCRC NS anywhere in the world. IFRC NLRC This project has global coverage. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 340000 -11232 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74855 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -74855 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74333 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25667 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross CBF contribution for Digital Transformation support to National Societies. To assist RCRC national societies with the implementation of their digital transformation strategy. Resources to hire (temporary) additional staff to strengthen data teams, to facilitate internal discussions on vision, strategy, purchasing of (digital) equipment needed to implement new data related activities. Developing new skills and competencies for staff to start using data, new digital tools or other digital transformation related activities. RCRC national societies Global reach The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 532500 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-132-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The NLRC/510 is part of a consortium that implements the overall project. The main objective of the I-CISK project is to develop next-generation CS that follow a social and behaviourally informed approach for co-producing CS that meet the climate information needs of citizens, decision makers and stakeholders at the spatial and temporal scale relevant to them. NLRC/510 is responsible for the following tasks in this programme: WP1: Lead the Living Lab in Namibia, supported by the Namibia Red Cross Society. WP2: Lead task 2.2 on identifying local knowledge and contribute to the other tasks. WP3: contribute to tasks 3.2 up to and including 3.5. WP5: contribute to task 5.5 business development bringing in also the perspective of public services versus private sector services. WP6: contribute to several dissemination and capacity building activities. WP7: Contribute to the evaluation of the impact of the Living Labs. European and international collaborative research efforts have established a solid scientific foundation for an effective CS value chain. This includes advanced scientific knowledge, monitoring and modelling of climate change and the impacts of climate extremes; and services for the provision of new and relevant climate data through open access data platforms such as Copernicus and GEOSS, citizen science, through open data exchange standards and interoperability (e.g. INSPIRE, OGC). There are, however, several barriers that impede the current generation of CS achieving the full opportunity of their value-proposition. These challenges include the failure to incorporate the social and behavioural factors and the local knowledge and customs of their users. Additional challenges are in; (i) the understanding of the multi-temporal and multi-scalar dimension of climate-related impacts and actions; (ii) the translation of CS-provided data into actionable information; (iii) the consideration of reinforcing or balancing feedback loops associated to users’ decisions based on CS; and (iv) the lack of trans-disciplinary approaches across the full CS value chain. There are also challenges in delivering tailor-made and robust services at the scale relevant to users; and an as yet maturing European climate services sector7. The I-CISK project aims to seize these untaken opportunities. In seven geographically and sectorally diverse living labs (LL), I-CISK showcases its human-centred co-design, co-creation, co-implementation, and co-evaluation approach across key sectors vulnerable to climate change in Europe and beyond. This I-CISK co-production framework builds on the wealth of existing and expanding data and services from Copernicus and GEOSS to provide locally relevant CS. The framework will innovate existing CS frameworks by integrating the local data and knowledge, perceptions and preferences of users with research based scientific knowledge. I-CISK will seamlessly link climate and impact and adaptation information at different temporal scales from sub-seasonal to seasonal forecasts to decadal predictions and climate scale projections by including in the decision-making process the effects of adaptation options in a multi-timescale, multi-sector, multi-hazard setting. This human-centred approach realises the full potential of the CS value proposition through bridging the current gap at the downstream end of the CS value chain. Users of Climate Services The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross IHE Delft Institute for Water Education Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 441053 -25831 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 5650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46634 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross -15191 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross -46634 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 15191 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 3834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 178 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Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180315 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross -377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -180315 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 13185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250650 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 3538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -250650 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 254314 Incoming Commitment IHE Delft Institute for Water Education The Netherlands Red Cross 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-208 The Netherlands Red Cross Partnership evaluation and audit The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 127021 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-009 The Netherlands Red Cross The social-economic support program gathers the different projects taking place on the Caribbean islands. The goal is to address the social and economic needs of the most vulnerable. Sucessor of the SEP program The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 1012142 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme to allocate general projects of Americas Region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services Storm Surge 3853477 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross During the first half of May 2024, the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil suffered heavy rains with over 1,000 millimetres of rainfall recorded during the period. As a result, the rains affected 469 of Rio Grande do Sul’s (RS) 496 municipalities, affecting 2,345,400 people (20.7% of the state’s population). This emergency operation will focus on addressing the needs of the population that has completely lost their homes, with particular attention on the displaced population living in temporary shelters. Priority will be given to families that have not received assistance, especially single-parent families with children under five, the elderly, and people with disabilities. In the second phase of the emergency, special attention will be given to indigenous groups and rural areas. The severe floods in Rio Grande do Sul have created an urgent need for immediate safe shelter and housing for the displaced population. People who have evacuated their homes due to rising floodwaters need immediate access to safe and secure shelter. This could include collective shelters set up by aid organisations or government bodies, or temporary accommodation in hotels or community centres. Primary health concerns include the risk of waterborne diseases such as leptospirosis, gastroenteritis, and other infections due to contaminated water sources and poor sanitation conditions in temporary shelters The Brazilian Red Cross aims to provide support to 25,000 people affected by the floods with a focus on addressing the needs of the population that have completely lost their homes, with particular attention on the displaced living in temporary shelters and indigenous communities. Priority will be given to households that have not received assistance, especially single-parent households with children under five, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Metropolitan Region: Porto Alegre, Canoas, Guaíba, Eldorado do Sul, and Novo Hamburgo. • Serra Region: Santa Bárbara, Santa Teresa, Muçum, Encantado, Rocas Sales, Colinas, Arroio do Meio, Lajeado, Cruzeiro do Sul, Estrela, and Taquari. • Vale do Caí: Bento Gonçalves, Cotiporã – dam, Garibaldi, Santa Tereza, Pareci Novo, São Vendelino, Vale Real, São Sebastião do Caí, and Montenegro. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 426000 6000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-154-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal aims to provide immediate humanitarian assistance as well as medium-term recovery support to withstand future climate-related shocks and stresses to 180,000 people (60,000 families) living the affected parishes of St. Elizabeth, Manchester, Clarendon, St. Catherine, St. James, Hanover, St. Ann, Westmoreland, Trelawny, and St. Mary. The response will be conducted over 24 months, with an emergency phase of three months followed by recovery activities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 521574 485185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 36389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 185185 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Participating as Observer in the XXII Inter-American Conference in The Bahamas from the 5 to 8 June. Combining the travel to visit Panama IFRC regional office and probably Venezuela programme. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 5255 -751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5255 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC has launched an Emergency Appeal (MDRVE015) for CHF 50 million to respond to two major earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 that struck north-central Venezuela on 24 June 2026 in rapid succession. The appeal targets 300,000 people and covers immediate life-saving activities across shelter, livelihoods, multipurpose cash, health, WASH, psychosocial support, and protection, alongside strengthening of the Venezuelan Red Cross as the lead national actor. The humanitarian need is acute and multidimensional: at least 188 deaths and 1,520 injuries have been reported, over 200 buildings have collapsed, and the health system is under extreme strain with pre-existing shortages compounded by a surge in trauma cases. The response is further complicated by macroeconomic fragility, infrastructure damage including the main airport, and the fact that the Venezuelan Red Cross headquarters itself sustained critical damage, limiting the National Society's autonomous capacity to scale up. The response is structured around the Venezuelan Red Cross's auxiliary role to public authorities, supported by IFRC Secretariat surge personnel, technical expertise, and the Panama Regional Logistics Unit as the supply chain hub. A CHF 2 million DREF loan was activated immediately to bridge the gap before the full appeal mobilises resources. Movement coordination is framed under the existing MCA for Venezuela and the Seville Agreement 2.0, while external coordination engages the Humanitarian Country Team, DG ECHO, AECID, and government ministries to avoid duplication. The primary beneficiaries are people directly affected by collapsed or damaged structures, those with injuries or missing relatives, households displaced or unable to return home, and communities experiencing disruptions to essential services. Particular attention is directed toward the approximately 530,000 people exposed to severe to extreme seismic intensity, as well as first responders and volunteers requiring psychosocial support. The earthquakes struck with epicentres near Morón and Yumare in Carabobo and Yaracuy states, west of Caracas, but their impact extended across much of the country. The operational focus of the appeal is concentrated in La Guaira, declared a Zona de Desastre, and Greater Caracas, with secondary coverage of Carabobo, Aragua, Miranda, and Falcon states as access and assessments permit. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 752500 -700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -52000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 700000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Currently, through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the Red Cross Societies of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Barbados, and Jamaica in the response to Hurricane Beryl. The Emergency Appeal aims to provide immediate h..umanitarian assistance, protection, and recovery support to the most affected families. The operation will support 25,000 people (5,000 households) for a period of 12 months. has context menu 25,000 people Barbados, Grenada, Jamaica, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 372750 -5250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. As per Ops Update up to 31-01-26 As per Ops Update up to 31-01-26 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal aims to address the urgent needs of people affected by Hurricane Melissa in Cuba and the current Arbovirus outbreak. It will provide humanitarian assistance and recovery support to 100,000 people (30,000 households) in Santiago de Cuba, Granma, and Holguín over 24 months, while strengthening community resilience through the CRC and its volunteers. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response 268750 1250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross This is a proposal for the Netherlands Red Cross's data team (510) to remotely help the Venezuelan Red Cross set up a proper way to listen to people affected by the earthquake and respond to them. Right now, when someone affected by the disaster wants to ask a question, report a problem, or give feedback about the aid they're receiving, there's no single, reliable system to catch that and make sure someone follows up. This project builds that system. The Venezuela earthquake response is a Red-level, CHF 50 million IFRC Emergency Appeal (MDRVE015) targeting 300,000 people, with over 5,500 confirmed fatalities, 46 transitional camps, and up to 38 damaged hospitals. NLRC/510's rationale for intervening remotely rests on a specific evidence-based risk: past large responses (Türkiye/Syria, Ukraine, Nepal Karnali) show that community feedback systems get built technically but fail because National Society digital literacy and absorption capacity aren't matched, closing-the-loop practice isn't documented, and institutional ownership doesn't outlast the surge. The proposal exists to prevent that pattern from repeating here, at a scale proportionate to the appeal. Concretely, it means two channels working together: Red Cross volunteers going door to door with a simple digital form, and a WhatsApp line people can message directly. Both feed into one shared database, so nothing falls through the cracks, and there's someone whose job it is to read the feedback, act on it, and let the person know what happened as a result. That last part matters a lot: past earthquake responses elsewhere showed that when people give feedback and never hear back, they stop trusting the aid effort. This project is built specifically to avoid that. The direct beneficiaries are the up to 300,000 people targeted by the Emergency Appeal, particularly those in transitional camps and spontaneous settlements who need a functioning, trusted feedback channel. The capacity-building beneficiary is the Venezuelan Red Cross (Cruz Roja Venezolana), which owns the response and will run CFM/WhatsApp operationally after NLRC/510 hands it over, specifically its CEA focal point (Solis) and the operators and volunteers trained under the ToT model. IFRC is the coordinating body under the Appeal, and NLRC/510 positions itself explicitly as a remote technical enabler, not the consortium lead. The response covers Venezuela's most-affected states, La Guaira, Caracas (Capital District), Miranda, Falcón, Carabobo, and Yaracuy, plus areas receiving displaced populations. Connectivity is a real constraint in some of these zones; La Guaira in particular is reported to have very limited internet, with Starlink and portable antennas already deployed there for registration activities and flagged as reusable for CFM training. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The partnership with the Netherlands Red Cross will seek to improve the response mechanisms of RC systems along the region through the strengthening of the capacities of the National Societies and IFRC Delegation for promoting an effective response. Mostly extending and enhancing the Humanitarian Services Point model through the implementation of preparedness and readiness actions as well as conducting minimum standards to promote harmonization and quality assurance. All the actions will take advantage of the evidence-based humanitarian diplomacy efforts and utilize digital transformation to strengthen the regional capacities for data collection and analysis. • Implementation of the HSP evaluation tool to determine the status of each point, in accordance with the minimum standard criteria (see the check-list in Annex). • Based on the HSP evaluation tool results, harmonize and improve the quality of care in HSPs using the performance checklist or minimum standards. • To scale-up use of the Red Data initiative in HSPs to ensure connectivity, support RCF services, provide relevant information, and establish an efficient feedback mechanism (further information in Annex). • To establish cross-border coordination mechanisms to attend to migrants’ needs. • Support NSs in training and equipping for migrant care, with emphasis on WASH, MHPPS, PGI, PSEA, Community Engagement and Accountability Mechanisms and safe referrals. Honduras, Panama, Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia with the respective NSs. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 995370 4630 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4630 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 69444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 925926 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the Ecuadorian Red Cross aims to provide humanitarian assistance to 176,200 people affected by flooding and environmental contamination in the provinces of El Oro, Esmeraldas, Guayas, Manabí, Santa Elena, Los Ríos, Loja, Pichincha, Santo Domingo, Azuay, Chimborazo, Bolívar, Cotopaxi, and Imbabura. This will be achieved by implementing activities in the WASH and Shelter sectors, as well as Multi-purpose Cash Transfer programmes, with a strong focus on PGI and CEA to ensure a safe, inclusive and people-centred response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 319500 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-212-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The project consists of 3 pillars, implemented by the regional committees of Grand'Anse and Sud'Est, and by Haitian Red Cross HQ Better preparedness for disaster response Update contingency plans Contingency stock Support ambulance services Grand'Anse region, Sud'Est region, Port au Prince The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Multisector aid for basic social services 50000 -7143 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 44800 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5200 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti RC HQ + 2 local branches NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-204 The Netherlands Red Cross Cholera Outbreak Preparedness in Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 3638 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-204-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross On request of ZRCS and IFRC if we could support the costs for volunteer training on BTIT (Branch Transmission Interruption Team) as well as set up of the Team as part of preparedness efforts in main bordering districts with Malawi (see budget attached). Malawi has been struggling with a cholera outbreak since March 2022, with now cases in 22 of its 28 districts, and fear that with the start of rains in next weeks, the cases will go up with increased risk of crossing over to Zambia. The MoH Zambia has dispersed chlorine (including donation of ZRCS) to the border districts, and has requested support on further preparedness activities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 3638 -520 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6363 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6362 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3638 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169 The Netherlands Red Cross The CEA Boost programme aims to further institutionalize Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) within the RCRC Movement. With the eventual goal of improving RCRC response. Particular attention is paid to feedback mechanisms. In five countries NSs are directly supported: Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. In addition, the IFRC is strengthened through contributions for trainings, positions and research. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 914661 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis Five RCRC National Societies are bilaterally supported (by NLRC) in CEA. This is in Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. Initially, The Philippines was also in the list, but that didn't materialize. The support is direct. More NSs are reached indirectly via NLRC's support to the IFRC. Unfortunately, the project in The Philippines didn't materialize. Hence, also updated the target. NS's directly supported are: Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. Unfortunately, the project in The Philippines didn't materialize. Hence, also updated the target. NS's directly supported are: Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. NS's are supported ine: Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. NS's supported are: Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia. Initially, The Philippines was also in the list, but that didn't materialize. NS's of Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia have strengthened their CEA capacities. For instance with the training of staff and volunteers in CEA. NS's of Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia have strengthened their CEA capacities. For instance with the training of staff & volunteers in CEA and establishing feedback systems. NS's of Ivory Coast, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and Zambia have strengthened their CEA capacities. For instance with the training of staff & volunteers in CEA and establishing feedback systems. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Through the CEA dedicated support, the existing CEA capacity of Zambia Red Cross will be strengthened with main focus on mainstreaming CEA in the NS, and specifically on closing the feedback loop by engaging communities in the entire Project Management Cycle. As part of the support, a fulltime coordinator for CEA will be engaged to manage and oversee the boosting of CEA interventions and overall mainstreaming of CEA within projects. Activities planned for include organising training of volunteers on data collection using phones, ensuring that community consultative/feedback meetings are done at all levels of project implementations, including giving feedback to the community on the performance of the project, broadening of the COVID 19 Dashboard, to include various thematic areas of project implementation beyond current scope. Zambia Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 69765 -431 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -432 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -432 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -50350 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -44770 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 114535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28905 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 59765 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 50350 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 9415 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21445 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 17 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills NS staff and volunteers trained on Community feedback mechanism NS staff and volunteers trained on Community feedback mechanism Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills NS staff and volunteers trained on Community feedback mechanism NS staff and volunteers trained on Community feedback mechanism NS staff and volunteers trained on Community feedback mechanism People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project consists of two parts: 1) a series of training and awareness-raising activities for staff and volunteers on the integration of the Community, Engagement and Accountability in the implementation of their activities; and 2) insisting on the establishment of a community feedback system corresponding to the communities. Strengthening the Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) of the Croix-rouge Côte d'Ivoire. There will be a strengthening of the existing community feedback system with the identification and popularization of collection mechanisms within communities. CEA focal points in local branches will be identified in order to bring back in a very short time, community feedback through digital tablets for some. Sessions to update the registration matrix will provide a credible database that corresponds to the concerns and needs of the communities. The coordination team will have this database to refine their operational strategies but share it with the communication team of the Ministry of Health after treatment. CRCI staff and volunteers Côte d'Ivoire, CRCI HQ and branches The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 39244 -4921 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1731 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6244 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1049 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1049 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4082 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4082 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -44152 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 25394 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38544 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 988 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44152 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 27604 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills start-dec 2022 start-june 2023, 2nd reporting cycle start-dec 2023, final reporting cycle Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills start-dec 2022 start-june 2023, 2nd reporting cycle start-dec 2023, final reporting cycle NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is part of the SSRC National Society Development initiative funded through the NLRC-MoFA 2022-2026 partnership and focuses on National Society capacity strengthening. The initiative in South Sudan contains of two components: CEA (this project) and FS (see project number PRJ13-192-0008), and PSEA training. Through setting-up a two-way community feedback mechanism, strengthening SSRC HR capacity on CEA,, and developing CEA strategy and SoPs to ensure CEA mainstreaming after project ends. South Sudan Red Cross Juba, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 82522 -1 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -169 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6588 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7565 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6602 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6602 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6602 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6602 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -72552 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 72522 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8934 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -8934 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 82522 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 72552 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills In 2022, the main activity was the recruitment of a CEA focal point. Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills In 2022, the main activity was the recruitment of a CEA focal point. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The CEA Boost programme is coordinated by a CEA Programme Manager and Advisor based at HQ who will travel to the six countries where NLRC is implementing the CEA Boost programme to enhance the downward accountability of Red Cross Sister National Societies (SNS). NLRC HQ is reserving budget under this project to provide top-ups to those SNS who progress well in the project. Strengthening the downward accountability of Red Cross National Societies with an approach taking into account protection, gender and inclusion will ensure that the support provided to the communities and individuals is always based on an analysis of how each individual is affected differently by shocks and crisis ensuring that no one is left behind in the support delivered by the Red Cross. NLRC will provide tailor-made support to each SNS in line with the Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) and the Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI) guidelines of the IFRC and complementary to the support provided for by other Red Cross Partner National Societies (PNS). The support will follow a structure of first strengthening, or even establishing, a CEA mechanism with formalized CEA procedures, ranging from needs assessments to feedback mechanisms, in the SNS, by means of programmes that are tailored to the specific identified gaps of CEA within those SNSs. Once a sustainably functional mechanisms is set in place, CEA will be mainstreamed in all technical programming aspects and become a key aspect in PCM of all the work of the SNS independent of project-based funding. This support will be provided for by a regional roving CEA delegate, who is supported by the regional IFRC CEA focal points in the respective regions. Red Cross Sister National Societies Sudan, South Sudan, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Mali. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 593440 -9324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -45247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9324 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2882 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 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Netherlands Red Cross 349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 83721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 233270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-169-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) strengthening of the Mali Red Cross. Setting up a feedback mechanism is one of the key pillars of community engagement that can help the MRC to be more accountable to beneficiaries, partners and donors, and it contributes to better quality of programmes. A feedback mechanism should be integrated into all programmes run by a National Society, and the MRC is starting the process, having a validated CoC, internal regulation, a CEA strategy in place and a CEA/PGI focal point in place. The process is new and has to be supported to be able to be included in all the Project Management Cycle of all the projects, but with our support we are able to start the process with the branch of Kayes and the project Chronic Crisis. All the PNS are also active to include the feedback mechanisms in the projects they support in other branches. Targeted communities under Chronic Crisis project. Kayes region, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 129689 7814 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7638 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -354 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1055 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1119 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1119 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -9980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3237 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 39288 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1119 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 22256 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1119 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -39288 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -21194 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 39288 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127381 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 21188 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7315 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22923 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12526 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 54810 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 16933 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 26 men trained in the regional training in Kayes branch. 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 26 men trained in the regional training in Kayes branch. 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 69 men trained in the regional trainings in the branches of Kayes (23), Koulikoro (21), and Sikasso (25). 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 69 men trained in the regional trainings in the branches of Kayes (23), Koulikoro (21), and Sikasso (25). 36 men participated in the final lessons learned capitalization workshop. Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 9 women trained in the regional training in Kayes branch. 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 9 women trained in the regional training in Kayes branch. 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 41 women trained in the regional trainings in the branches of Kayes (11), Koulikoro (11), and Sikasso (19). 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 41 women trained in the regional trainings in the branches of Kayes (11), Koulikoro (11), and Sikasso (19). 11 women participated in the final lessons learned capitalization workshop. People reached, female over 18 yrs 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 9 women trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 9 women trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 9 women (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 9 women trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 141 women were directly briefed and informed in the regional training in Kayes branch. Data of the other regions is not available but expected to be within the same range. Since a rough estimate was requested here by the CEA technical advisor, the total of 141 of Kayes has therefore been multiplied by 3 to reach 423 for the three regions. 141 women were directly briefed and informed in the regional training in Kayes branch. Data of the other regions is not available but expected to be within the same range. Since a rough estimate was requested here by the CEA technical advisor, the total of 141 of Kayes has therefore been multiplied by 3 to reach 423 for the three regions. People reached, male over 18 yrs 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 26 men trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 26 men trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 35 men (project managers, leadership position) trained at HQ, 26 men trained in the regional training in Kayes branch 239 men were directly briefed and informed in the regional training in Kayes branch. Data of the other regions is not available but expected to be within the same range. Since a rough estimate was requested here by the CEA technical advisor, the total of 239 of Kayes has therefore been multiplied by 3 to reach 717 for the three regions. 239 men were directly briefed and informed in the regional training in Kayes branch. Data of the other regions is not available but expected to be within the same range. Since a rough estimate was requested here by the CEA technical advisor, the total of 239 of Kayes has therefore been multiplied by 3 to reach 717 for the three regions. People reached, female under 18 yrs not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff this question has not been asked this question has not been asked People reached, male under 18 yrs not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff not relevant, minors are not repart of Malian RC staff this question has not been asked this question has not been asked People reached, who have a disability this question has not been asked this question has not been asked this question has not been asked this question has not been asked this question has not been asked this question has not been asked NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-126 The Netherlands Red Cross Total communication school, is one of the four PRCS schools for deaf children and adolescents in Palestine. The school implements the national curriculum assigned by the Ministry of Education while adapting the total communication Project in teaching the deaf. When started in 1993, it was the only school that implemented this inclusive program combining all means of communication with the deaf (sign language, lip reading, auditory training, speech training, reading and writing) in addition to facial expressions and body language. The current place of the school is located in the 4th floor of PRCS headquarters in Al-Bireh City with a space of about 1100 square meters. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 43574 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-126-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Total communication school, is one of the four PRCS schools for deaf children and adolescents in Palestine. The school implements the national curriculum assigned by the Ministry of Education while adapting the total communication Project in teaching the deaf. When started in 1993, it was the only school that implemented this inclusive program combining all means of communication with the deaf (sign language, lip reading, auditory training, speech training, reading and writing) in addition to facial expressions and body language. The current place of the school is located in the 4th floor of PRCS headquarters in Al-Bireh City with a space of about 1100 square meters. The current space is not enough to provide all facilities for the implementation of different activities. Therefore PRCS has been constructing a new four floor building for the school to provide enough and secure space for the deaf students and to establish an inclusive kindergarten for the deaf, hard of hearing and post cochlear implant children. This project will provide the necessary funding for the 2nd phase of the construction: Developing sections in the school Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society oPt The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 43574 28261 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15313 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 43574 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 43574 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society See final narrative report for breakdown NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-193 The Netherlands Red Cross Global Route based Migration Programme The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services 430000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-193-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Migration Case for Support is IFRC's Global Route Based Migration Programme. Every day, people make the decision to undertake dangerous and arduous journeys in search of safety or better opportunities. During their travel, migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and other displaced people face extraordinary challenges. Their lives, dignity and human rights are at risk and they are often confronted with constrained access to food and water, shelter, information, healthcare and communication. The programme initially focuses on people on the move in 19 countries1 (Central America: Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama; Caribbean: Suriname, Jamaica, Guyana, Belize, Cuba, Dominican Republic and Haiti; Andean Countries: Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia; Southern Cone: Argentina and Brazil). However, it is designed to be scaled up and extended as needs evolve. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 215000 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached not available yet. Narrative report available 30-Sep-24 as mentioned in the PMN. People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached not available yet. Narrative report available 30-Sep-24 as mentioned in the PMN. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-193-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Migration Case for Support is IFRC's Global Route Based Migration Programme. Every day, people make the decision to undertake dangerous and arduous journeys in search of safety or better opportunities. During their travel, migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and other displaced people face extraordinary challenges. Their lives, dignity and human rights are at risk and they are often confronted with constrained access to food and water, shelter, information, healthcare and communication. In the Africa region, the Global Route Based Migration Programme will be in implemented by 15 National Societies in West and Central Africa, East Africa, and the Sahel regions (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, the Gambia, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, and Togo). The programme is designed to be scaled up and extended as routes and needs evolve. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 215000 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached not available yet. Narrative report available 30-Sep-24 as mentioned in the PNM. People reached not available yet. Narrative report available 30-Sep-24 as mentioned in the PMN. People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached not available yet. Narrative report available 30-Sep-24 as mentioned in the PMN. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167 The Netherlands Red Cross Projects to enhance institutional and community resilience to address water related risks Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Flood 1903493 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis 2022: CASH4WASH Mali project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. Therefore the number for 2022 is 9 NS. 2022: Ghana Urban WASH project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Increasing local capacity in FSM project. In 2022, Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. Therefore this has been put on 0. 2022 & 2023: CASH4WASH Mali project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. In 2023, 6 participants from 6 NS (Ethiopia Red Cross, Zambia Red Cross, Sudan Red Crescent and South Sudan Red Cross, Lebanese Red Cross and NLRC). Therefore the number for 2022 and 2023 is 11 NS (without duplication). 2022 & 2023: Ghana Urban WASH project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Increasing local capacity in FSM project. Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. Therefore this has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Mali project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. Therefore the number for 2022 is 9 NS. 2022: Ghana Urban WASH project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Mali project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. Therefore the number for 2022 is 9 NS. 2022: Ghana Urban WASH project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Mali project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. Therefore the number for 2022 is 9 NS. 2022: Ghana Urban WASH project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Mali project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. Therefore the number for 2022 is 9 NS. 2022: Ghana Urban WASH project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022: Increasing local capacity in FSM project. In 2022, Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. Therefore this has been put on 0. 2022 & 2023: CASH4WASH Mali project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Creating local capacity on Solarized Water Powered Systems project. In 2022, 11 participants from 9 NS (Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent) received a training on solarization. In 2023, 6 participants from 6 NS (Ethiopia Red Cross, Zambia Red Cross, Sudan Red Crescent and South Sudan Red Cross, Lebanese Red Cross and NLRC). Therefore the number for 2022 and 2023 is 11 NS (without duplication). 2022 & 2023: Ghana Urban WASH project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Partnering for flood resilience water management project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Piloting Sustainable Water Management Practices in Zambia project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: CASH4WASH Sudan project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022 & 2023: Increasing local capacity in FSM project. Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. Therefore this has been put on 0. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This is the capacity building project for nature based solutions in water management : regional training and development of tools and services as water opportunity mapping. Note : this project serves as co-funding to PMF sponsored WWF project in Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 41476 -3152 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -311 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17716 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -39080 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 22000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39080 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 3 staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. 2022: in 2022 (September) we facilitated the participation of 1 male NLRC staff member to an IFRC Trainer of Trainers training on Nature Based Solutions. 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 3 staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. 2022: in 2022 (September) we facilitated the participation of 1 male NLRC staff member to an IFRC Trainer of Trainers training on Nature Based Solutions. 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 3 staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. 2022: in 2022 (September) we facilitated the participation of 1 male NLRC staff member to an IFRC Trainer of Trainers training on Nature Based Solutions. 2023: no activities have been taken place on this in 2023 Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 1 female staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 1 female staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 2023: no activities have been taken place on this in 2023 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims at training local capacity in national society to shift water systems from diesel fuel to solar Globally, an estimated 785 million people do not have access to a basic drinking water service. This means they must rely on sources like rivers or lakes – prone to contamination – or travel more than 30 minutes to collect drinking water. Many solutions provided for water systems are running on costly and polluting fuel. This may also enhance the vulnerability of communities in crisis, as many crisis come with fuel shortages. Solarization of water system is now regarded as a best practice to be streamlined across the movement. Netherlands Red Cross wants to enable technical local staff to access and master technical knowledge on this subject to promote and execute the switch from fuel to solar powered systems. 12 local staff from national societies Nairobi, Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 42518 -2513 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -814 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31518 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Participants from Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent.  2022:Participants from Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent.  2023 Q1-Q2: 2022:Participants from Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent.  2023 Q1-Q2: No activities took place during this period 2022:Participants from Kenya Red Cross, Somalia Red Crescent, Zambia, Malawi Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, Siera Leone Red Cross, Ethiopia Red Cross, South Sudan Red Crescent and Sudan Red Crescent -> 11 in total 2023:Participants from Ethiopia Red Cross, Zambia Red Cross, Sudan Red Crescent and South Sudan Red Cross, Lebanese Red Cross and NLRC -> 6 in total Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Participant from Zambia Red Cross 2022:Participant from Zambia Red Cross 2022:Participant from Zambia Red Cross 2023 Q1-Q2: No activities took place during this period 2022:Participant from Zambia Red Cross 2023: No female participants participated in 2023 2022:1 Participant from Zambia Red Cross 2023: No female participants participated in 2023 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Regional support to NS to increase capacity in Response Preparedness to water related disasters The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 203074 -17174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -57287 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 57287 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Local pilots on fecal sludge managements to increase local capacity at the National Societies. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 18000 -1374 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -821 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1149 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1149 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2022: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2023 Q1-Q2: No additional activities took place during this period 2022 and 2023: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2023 Q1-Q2: No additional activities took place during this period 2022 and 2023: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2022: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2023 Q1-Q2: No additional activities took place during this period 2022 and 2023: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. 2023 Q1-Q2: No additional activities took place during this period 2022 and 2023: Uganda Red Cross and Sudan Red Crescent received support through the purchase of equipment. Key WASH staff will build experience regarding the equipment, however no direct training and / or capacity strengthening was included in this project. This was financed via another project. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Water Action Design The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 8334 8334 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This Cash for WASH component will reinforce the current Chronic Crisis project in Kayes region. A specific CVA training will be done for Mali Red Cross. The CC project already includes a market assessment to evaluate whether CVA modality can be used to promote food access in the target area. This funding will complement the current activities under CC with some extra activities focused on WASH. To support the cash readiness strategy of IFRC in Africa and enable Mali Red Cross to run CVA activities under the Chronic Crisis project in Kayes region. Through training of staff (HQs and Branch) and expanding current market assessment with focus on WASH and food. Mali Red Cross Mali HQ in Bamako and selected Branches The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 20001 20001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 20001 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 These are community members who participated in the study, but no direct support was provided to them via this project. Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 These are community members who participated in the study, but no direct support was provided to them via this project. Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills period covered: start - Dec 2022 period covered: start - June 2023 Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills period covered: start - Dec 2022 period covered: start - June 2023 Full reporting period start - Dec 2023 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross To increase capacity of SRCS in Cash for WASH, PGI and CEA through field practice in the refugee camps of Gedaref state. Based on data from UNHCR and organizations working in camps in Gedaref state, Sudan, severe humanitarian needs have been identified in access to clean water, access to clean and safe hygiene facilities, and access to services catering to people with special needs (e.g. incontinence). By increasing capacity in Cash for WASH services, protection and inclusion measures, and community engagement and accountability, the project 1. Implementing targeted, quality and sustained WASH activities specifically linked to the context of Gedaref 2. Gathering learn lessons to be used as a baseline for scaling the activities for future interventions 3. Mainstreaming the participation and safety of the affected population in the whole response. Estimated 50,000 refugees The project activities will take place in three separate camps in Gedaref (Sudan), including Tunaydba, Um Rakouba and Bibikri. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC 3FM District Noord en Midden Limburg (NLRC) Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 511514 -125 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -913 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 5616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49793 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -60000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27318 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 6250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20157 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9843 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -27318 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 4115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35505 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 18800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 21763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 26584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53567 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 34192 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 70000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 181800 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 79000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -53567 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -34192 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment District Noord en Midden Limburg (NLRC) The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 10748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54300 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 94000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 153414 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water. In 2022, the main activity for CEA was the recruitment of a CEA focal point. In 2022, no women trained in CEA. The main activity was the recruitment of a CEA focal point. Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water. Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water. In 2022, the main activity for CEA was the recruitment of a CEA focal point. In 2022, the CEA coordinator attended a regional CEA IFRC CEA training in Nairobi. Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water. In 2022, the CEA coordinator attended a regional IFRC CEA training in Nairobi. Breakdown per subcomponent: CEA & Water. People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) recognizes the crucial role of public water and sanitation service providers in supplying sustainable water and sanitation services in urban contexts and specifically for the urban-poor. In addition, the NLRC sees the RCRC movement as a strong complimentary organization to public water and sanitation service providers, due to our volunteer base and our expertise in community involvement which is an expertise often lacking at the more technocratic public service providers. NLRC can specifically support service providers in the field of emergency preparedness and response, community engagement and accountability behaviour change communication, and non-sewered sanitation/faecal sludge management. The concept note also underlines how supporting public water and sanitation service providers aligns beautifully with the new Water/WASH pillar in NLRCs strategy. With the urban population showing steady growth over the past decade, the Government of Ghana is faced with the challenge of coping with the growing demand for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services, especially in deprived urban settlements. Currently, around 70% of the nation's urban population lives in congested, sub-standard structures with little incentive to invest in a more permanent solution. Most parts of the peri-urban areas fall outside the formal planning framework of the State authorities, and therefore lack legal standing in terms of utility services. As a result, the vast majority of the people without access to water and sanitation services are found in the poorer communities and delivering safe, sustainable and affordable water and sanitation services in poor urban communities remains a major challenge. Ghana Water Company Limited - GWCL has been given the public mandate to provide well-regulated piped water services to all urban communities (> 65 million people) in Ghana. In executing its mandate, GWCL strives towards an inclusive water service delivery in which special attention is paid to serving the Low-Income Urban Communities. The Low-Income Customer Support Department (LICSu) of GWCL is tasked to take the lead in addressing the low coverage and improving the service in urban low-income communities. Vitens Evides International (VEI) one of the main Dutch water providers with international branches is a long-term partner of GWCL, having been actively involved in the development of the LICSu Department. Within this project VEI and GWCL partner with IFRC Ghana and NLRC to connect low income communities in Kumasi to water supply. Ghana RC will use access to commuities and CEA to engage the local communities so that they are aware of how to use the local water supply and ultimately stay connected. 3 communities in Accra and 3 communities in Kumasi Kumasi , Accra The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 262000 1411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -37558 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 295 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37558 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 66977 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 153488 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 66977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5023 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 153488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 10 volunteers 2 staff Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 30 volunteers 15 staff People reached, female over 18 yrs 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Total Population reached: 26,087 people. These are people reached with the BCC campaigns. People who benefited the voucher program are less: 400 families 70% voucher and 50 families 100% voucher Used statistics to calculate required indicators • 38,2 % of total population is between 0 and 14 with a sex ratio of 1,01 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 61,8% of total population is older than 14, with sex ratio of 0,97 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 7,8% of total population is disabled People reached, male over 18 yrs 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Total Population reached: 26,087 people. These are people reached with the BCC campaigns. People who benefited the voucher program are less: 400 families 70% voucher and 50 families 100% voucher Used statistics to calculate required indicators • 38,2 % of total population is between 0 and 14 with a sex ratio of 1,01 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 61,8% of total population is older than 14, with sex ratio of 0,97 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 7,8% of total population is disabled People reached, female under 18 yrs 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Total Population reached: 26,087 people. These are people reached with the BCC campaigns. People who benefited the voucher program are less: 400 families 70% voucher and 50 families 100% voucher Used statistics to calculate required indicators • 38,2 % of total population is between 0 and 14 with a sex ratio of 1,01 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 61,8% of total population is older than 14, with sex ratio of 0,97 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 7,8% of total population is disabled People reached, male under 18 yrs 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Total Population reached: 26,087 people. These are people reached with the BCC campaigns. People who benefited the voucher program are less: 400 families 70% voucher and 50 families 100% voucher Used statistics to calculate required indicators • 38,2 % of total population is between 0 and 14 with a sex ratio of 1,01 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 61,8% of total population is older than 14, with sex ratio of 0,97 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 7,8% of total population is disabled People reached, who have a disability 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Total Population reached: 26,087 people. These are people reached with the BCC campaigns. People who benefited the voucher program are less: 400 families 70% voucher and 50 families 100% voucher Used statistics to calculate required indicators • 38,2 % of total population is between 0 and 14 with a sex ratio of 1,01 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 61,8% of total population is older than 14, with sex ratio of 0,97 male/female (2021 GPHC) • 7,8% of total population is disabled NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross With 90% of disasters being water related, communities need to be able to cope with and respond to water related risks. The RC can alleviate and prevent suffering in communities by identifying and providing solutions to water related risks. Netherlands Red Cross through WAI is a major provider of technical support for water to the movement partners. This project delivers technical support to the national societies involved in the program "Local and Sustainable water action" sponsored by MOFA and aimed at improving localized water solutions and capacity. National societies working on prevention and response to water related risks Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 586576 20529 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7066 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217047 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 342157 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross This project increases the capacity of ZRCS on nature based solutions for water management as well as piloting implementation of solar systems for water systems as a follow up of the regional training held July 2022 in Nairobi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 100000 -2907 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9199 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -9199 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9199 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -9199 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20382 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -20382 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66765 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 66765 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills People reached, male over 18 yrs he total catchment population for Chilumba is 11900 and for Kabwale is 7800. So we can put the 30 percent of the catchment population using water on a daily basis. Estimating 50% men, 50% womand. People reached, female over 18 yrs he total catchment population for Chilumba is 11900 and for Kabwale is 7800. So we can put the 30 percent of the catchment population using water on a daily basis.Estimating 50% men, 50% womand. People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-167-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross In Mozambique, NLRC is supporting together with local partners and civil society organizations the identification of flood-related risks and the joint development of locally appropriate flood risk reduction measures in the city of Beira (e.g., cleaning storm drains). Vulnerable peri-urban communities in Beira, are dealing with recurring flood risks on a yearly basis. Unfortunately, due to climate change, flood risks and extreme weather events like cyclone Idai are an increasing reality in this low-laying, (peri-) urban area in Central Mozambique. The project, through local partners makes an effort to build community resilience and supporting communities to learn to ‘live with floods’. The project aims to strengthen community capacity in local (water-related) risk management and provide local partners and communities with the means and skills to identify, test, and validate local flood protection measures. As a door-opener, NLRC aims to help communities, local and global partners build partnerships and support viable approaches to water risk management, ensuring that flood-affected communities and local actors are at the center. Central to the approach is the creation of a platform for local stakeholders and communities to open dialogue, facilitate learning, and most importantly, initiate local flood risk reduction actions that are also supported by global actors. The platform is present in the local context, however more on a formal/city level Communities living within Beira (e.g. Munhave Matope) City of Beira, Mozambique The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 110000 -8049 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2295 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 3 staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2023: In Mozambique we have supported the training and coaching of 1 female staff members / volunteers, of local NGO FACE, on the NLRC Water Action Design approach. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-017 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme, 3FM SR 2017 RFL, aims to restore the contact between family members that have lost track of each other due to armed conflict, natural disasters or migration, in particular vulnerable children, will trace lost children and family members, and reunifies the family members when possible. This project focusses on RFL capacity building for migrants. Due to COVID-19 situation, extension of 6 months granted to O&O project in August 2020. 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 5030490 -48078 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 48078 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -48078 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 48078 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -48078 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 48077 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -48077 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 842155 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross -385818 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 385818 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 3509249 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 670000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-017-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will focus on active tracing, repatriation, transfer, family reunifcation and programmes for unaccompanied minors and separated children and offering means to restore or maintain contact (Red Cross Messages, phone calls, Salamat) The ICRC has the main mandate within the Red Cross Movement to carry out Restoring Family Links activities. Worldwide, over 4 million people are searching for their loved-ones. Mostly in conflict areas such as Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The intervention of the ICRC will focus on four components of RFL services: - reunifying children and their families - providing start-up kits to children during and after their reunification - restoring contact - carrying out tracing activities The project in the ICRC will mainly focus on children and their families. The consequences of being lost and living without family are most prevalent for children: without food, water, shelter and school they have to survive by themselves without any support. They are forced to pursue alternative ways to pursue their livelihood. In this quest they are extremely vulnerable to human traffickers, exploitation, malnutrition and (sexual) violence DRC, Nigeria, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Gender Equality 3500000 -9249 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3509249 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-017-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will focus on the RFL services provided in the Ivory Coast. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 697297 145 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -145 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 145 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -29866 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -18439 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -13796 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4644 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69704 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -473190 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 475487 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 12364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88197 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97708 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2297 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 473190 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 670000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166864 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 7532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 268 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 8297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29725 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective SDG target 3.4. Psychosocial support (PSS) can be preventive and curative, with a focus on the close relationship between individual and collective HR Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project Number of local staff FTE dedicated to project NS capacity development Number of OD plans developed, based on BOCA NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-017-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The programme component in the Netherlands will be implemented by the Tracing department within the Netherlands Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Gender Equality 600000 600000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012 The Netherlands Red Cross 26-28 May 2017: Low pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal and intensifies into Tropical Cyclone Mora (TC Mora). 29 May 2017: Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) issues Danger Signal No 10 in six coastal districts (Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar, Noakhali, Lakshmipur, Feni and Chandpur). As TC Mora approaches the coast of Bangladesh, BDRCS deploys its volunteers to support the evacuation process of population to safe shelters. 30 May 2017: TC Mora makes landfall in Cox’s Bazar with a maximum speed of 130 km/h. TC Mora traverses northeast across Bangladesh through Chittagong and Rangamati districts This programme supports the affected population. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 510000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to ensure the basic immediate needs of 1,000 affected families are met through provision of emergency relief items (tarpaulins), WASH assistance and a multi-purpose cash grant over a four – month period. Tropical TC Mora (TC Mora) began as a tropical depression on 25 May, bringing days of torrential rains to Sri Lanka resulting in floods and landslides which have affected half a million people. Since 29 May, the tropical depression intensified into a severe cyclonic storm which tracked northeast across the Bay of Bengal. TC Mora hit the coast of Bangladesh between Cox's Bazaar and the city of Chittagong around 6 am local time on 30 May with winds up to 117 kilometers per hour. In Myanmar, TC Mora affected the state of Rakhine, particularly Northern Rakhine. It also affected other states and regions such as Chin, Ayeyarwady, Magway and Sagaing but initial reports indicated limited damages in these areas. Wash, NFI (Shelter, cash grants) 5,000 Rakhine State The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 65000 3967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks 2,060,682 Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) in delivering assistance and support to 40,000 people affected by floods and landslides over nine months. The operation focuses on the following sectors: shelter (including non-food items); livelihoods; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); health; restoring family links (RFL), disaster risk reduction(DRR) and National Society capacity building. The Appeal also reflects the allocation of 158,046 Swiss francs to support the IFRC’s role as convenor of the IASC Shelter Cluster. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time. It is likely to be adjusted based on further developments and detailed assessments 25-29 May 2017: Heavy rains trigger floods and landslides affecting more than half a million people, killing 180 persons and causing widespread property damages. 15 districts are reported to be affected with Matara, Kalutara, Galle, Ratnapura, Gampaha and Colombo being the worst affected. 25-30 May: The SLRCS mobilizes volunteers to provide immediate assistance, including evacuation services by ferry and relief distributions. 27 May: The Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) made a request for international assistance and the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) convenes a meeting to initiate the international coordination mechanism. 30 May: 228,000 Swiss francs allocated from the IFRC’s Disaster Emergency Relief Fund (DREF) to support the SLRCS in addressing the immediate needs of the people. 01 June: The IFRC issues an Emergency Appeal for 2,060,682 Swiss francs to support SLRCS to scale-up the delivery of humanitarian assistance to 40,000 people. Shelter (including non-food items); livelihoods; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); health; restoring family links (RFL), disaster risk reduction(DRR) 40,000 people (8000 households) Matara, Kalutara, Galle, Ratnapura, Gampaha and Colombo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 187793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to support the BDRCS to ensure that humanitarian needs of 10,000 families (50,000 people) affected by Cyclone Mora in four most affected districts of Cox’s bazar, Chittagong, Bandarban and Noakhali are met through the provision of emergency food, shelter, WASH and livelihood support including strengthening resilience at local level. 26-28 May 2017: Low pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal and intensifies into Tropical Cyclone Mora (TC Mora). 29 May 2017: Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) issues Danger Signal No 10 in six coastal districts (Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar, Noakhali, Lakshmipur, Feni and Chandpur). As TC Mora approaches the coast of Bangladesh, BDRCS deploys its volunteers to support the evacuation process of population to safe shelters. 30 May 2017: TC Mora makes landfall in Cox’s Bazar with a maximum speed of 130 km/h. TC Mora traverses northeast across Bangladesh through Chittagong and Rangamati districts 31 May 2017: 110,111 Swiss francs allocated from the IFRC’s Disaster Emergency Relief Fund (DREF) to support the BDRCS in addressing the immediate needs of the people. 12 June 2017: IFRC launches an Emergency Appeal for 1,296, 519 Swiss francs at the request of BDRCS to assist 50,000 people. Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH); shelter; food security and livelihoods; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and National Society capacity building 50,000 people Cox’s bazar, Chittagong, Bandarban and Noakhali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 120000 -46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 112676 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 112676 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks 2,060,682 Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) in delivering assistance and support to 40,000 people affected by floods and landslides over nine months. The operation focuses on the following sectors: shelter (including non-food items); livelihoods; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); health; restoring family links (RFL), disaster risk reduction(DRR) and National Society capacity building. The Appeal also reflects the allocation of 158,046 Swiss francs to support the IFRC’s role as convenor of the IASC Shelter Cluster. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time. It is likely to be adjusted based on further developments and detailed assessments. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 65000 49526 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10939 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 60465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-012-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to support BDRCS on early warning dissemination and to ensure that immediate humanitarian needs of 8,000 families affected by Cyclone Mora in six most vulnerable districts among the cyclone catchment area are met through the provision of emergency food, shelter toolkits, safe drinking water and water storage items. On 28 May, 2017, a Signal 1 Level for an upcoming cyclonic storm was declared by Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD). The direction of the depression was heading north- northeast, due to make landfall in the coastal districts of Noakali, Laxmipur, Feni, Chandpur, Chittagong and Cox’s Bazar. The centre of the tropical depression was predicted to head further northeast through the districts of Cox’s Bazar and Chittagong. In the morning of 29 May 2017, the BMD declared Cyclonic Storm “Mora” with an upcoming wind speed of 88 km/h. The government of Bangladesh declared danger signal number seven (R)2 seven for coastal areas of the above six districts and, in parallel, the Government of Bangladesh declared danger signal number five (R) five in Bhola, Barguna, Patuakhali, Barisal, Pirozpur, Jhalokathi, Bagerhat, Khulna and Satkhira. Later that day, the BMD declared danger signal number ten (R) ten for those 6 districts where the signal number was seven (R) seven. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) was monitoring the situation and an early action on preparedness meeting was held in the morning of 29 May. Since the trajectory indicated that the storm would likely hit the south-east part of the country where the displaced persons from Myanmar are currently based, there were serious concerns on the impact that this storm could have on these vulnerable populations. As the probability of an imminent disaster was high, a DREF on early actions and preparedness was requested to support the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) district offices. The BDRCS with support from German Red Cross (GRC) has been monitoring the development of the tropical depression since 27 May 2017, in consultation with the Climate Centre, independent meteorological institutes and the BMD BDRCS/GRC project of Forecast-based Financing (FbF), and triggered early action for preparedness. This was initiated due to expected wind speeds above 63km/h according to project guidelines, approximately 30 to 48 hours prior landfall This project provides assistance in the form of water, sanitation, and hygiene support, food distributions, and shelter support. This project reaches 40,000 people. Six most vulnerable districts among the cyclone catchment area The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008 The Netherlands Red Cross October-December 2016: Mass population movements influx from Rakhine State in Myanmar to Cox’s Bazar takes place The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 3970005 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Content gathering ( Video / photo material) for IFRC and Netherlands Red Cross / Capacity strengthening of Netherlands RC emergency surge photographer and videographer with reference to the 2nd anniversary of the Population Movement Crisis in Bangladesh ( Cox’s Bazaar). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 9007 -10993 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal, with an increased budget from 51 million Swiss francs to 82 million Swiss francs seeks an additional 45 million Swiss francs. The funds will enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) to continue delivering assistance and support to 260,000 people in Cox’s Bazar until 31 December 2021. This revised Emergency Appeal includes activities that mitigate tensions and promote positive relations between and within guest and host communities, while conforming with the relevant policies of the Government of Bangladesh and humanitarian actors. Social inclusion initiatives have been integrated into the long-term operational plans of all sectors in order to ensure that both camp and host communities have as equal access as possible to resources and opportunities. Our focus will be to ensure that measures to address, reduce and ultimately end the systematic exclusion of individuals and groups are included within all interventions. In addition, targeted activities to promote social inclusion are highlighted in the Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) plan. 260.000 people Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1075000 -75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal is being launched on a preliminary basis and seeks a total of 3,265,766 Swiss francs to enable the IFRC to support the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) to deliver assistance and support to some 25,000 people for 9 months, with a focus on the following sectors: Health, WASH, food security, nutrition, emergency shelter, non-food items, restoring family links and disaster risk reduction. October-December 2016: Mass population movements influx from Rakhine State in Myanmar to Cox’s Bazar takes place Findings from assessments carried out between December 2016 and January 2017 and an analysis of secondary data indicate that the newly arrived population in Cox’s Bazar are extremely vulnerable. Concerns for the newly displaced persons include lack of access to food security and nutrition, basic household items, WASH facilities, shelter, health, psychosocial support (PSS), gender and protection issues and the need for Restoring Family Links (RFL) services. Out of the target 5,000 families, 2,000 families have been identified from the official camps for humanitarian assistance. Priority will be given to females who are more at risk of gender-based violence, pregnant/lactating females (including young pregnant women), elderly persons, people with disabilities, unaccompanied children and families that have more dependant members than standard family size. Cox's Bazar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 500000 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 30516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 469484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 234742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers HR expenses The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 173498 308 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17906 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 749 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2480 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 33064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33064 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46239 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1813 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2761 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2761 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 33647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 50224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50224 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1813 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15031 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross To deliver assistance and support to some 200,000 people for 30 months. This operation focuses on the following: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, gender and inclusion as well as migration related services and advocacy.. outbreak of violence in Myanmar’s state of Rakhine, a large number of People from Rakhine State, Myanmar movedtowards Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. To deliver assistance and support to some 200,000 people for 30 months. This operation focuses on the following: shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection, gender and inclusion as well as migration related services and advocacy. 40,000 families (200,000 people) will be provided with essential household items, emergency shelter items and shelter awareness programme. Out of 40,000 families, 4,000 families (20,000 people) will be provided with shelter improvement assistance. some 200,000 people from Rakhine State, Myanmar movedtowards Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 532500 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Bangladesh - Population Movement- ref: Narrative PRJ 13-008-0007. appeal revision 20/11/21 till Dec 2024 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 250000 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Third Revised Emergency Appeal for Bangladesh Population Movement. New implementation period is 30 months, budget 33,5 million CHF. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 430000 51643 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -50224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 51643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 50224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22887 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 352113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 352113 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-008-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Third Revised Emergency Appeal for Bangladesh Population Movement. New implementation period is 30 months, budget 33,5 million CHF. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1000000 475632 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 463335 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-010 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme seeks to strengthen community resilience in Cotes de Fer by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods, providing access to productive water and enhancing local DRR capacity in the natural, combined and economic zone. These communes are frequently affected by hazards like hurricanes, landslides, flash floods and drought. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood Landslide Storm Surge 827813 60000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 118750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-010-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening community resilience in Cotes de Fer These communes are frequently affected by hazards like hurricanes, landslides, flash floods and drought Increasing the resilience of Grand Fond community by protecting, improving and diversifying livelihoods, providing access to productive water and enhancing local DRR capacity in the natural, combined and economic zone. Inhabitants of Cotes de Fer Cotes de Fer, Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Storm Surge Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 827813 -350 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -178750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 366 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 178750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 73839 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -950 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -35000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -250 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 61250 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 7353 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -7353 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 35000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1667 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39082 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21657 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45038 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52054 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 5406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 11309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 203892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 4704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 475000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 7450 tfruit rees, and over 1000 vergetable seedlings distrubuted and community members educated on cultivation techniques. Checkdams, contour wall built or strengrhened so that the whole community is more resilient. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme contains all contributions to DREF appeals from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in 2017. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 2299203 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The storm and heavy wind-affected population’s immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total number of 675 people (135 households) whose items/properties were destroyed in Kiramuruzi Sector, Gatsibo districts, Eastern Province, Rwanda. On 1st April 2017 at 3:00 pm, Gatsibo district located in the Eastern Province of Rwanda experienced heavy rainfall associated with heavy storms which, resulted in destruction of houses and community farm lands in Kiramuruzi Sector Nyabisindu Cell. The affected area is located 36 kilometers from Gatsibo District, 40 kilometers from the Eastern Province office and 70 kilometers from the City of Kigali. This project provides emergency relief in the form of non food items, hygiene promotion, and shelter. This project reaches 675 people (135 households). This project is located in Kiramuruzi Sector, Gatsibo districts, Eastern Province, Rwanda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 22129 1351 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20778 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project addresses the immediate needs of 2,424 people. At 0439 hours on 9 December 2016 an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred approximately 62km west-southwest of Kirakira in the Makira province of the Solomon Islands. Since then aftershocks have continued to be felt through parts of the Solomon Islands. This project addresses the immediate needs of affected populations through the mobilization of surge support from the SIRC (headquarters and branches), suppliers and relief items. It has sought to mobilise and assist communities in preparing for transition into a recovery phase in close coordination with public authorities, other stakeholders and partners, and with technical and funding support from the IFRC. This has included ensuring that WASH and Build Back Safer messaging to a total of 9,055 (revised) people are an integral component of the response. This project reaches 2,424 people. This project is based in Makira and Malaita. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project saw that the immediate needs of flood and heavy snowfall affected populations were met through the provision of emergency health services, improved access to clean drinking water and emergency food items. Continuous, heavy rain and snowfall broke long-standing precipitation records in Pakistan's Baluchistan province, and caused widespread flooding across 3 districts of Baluchistan from 17 to 22 January 2017. The government declared an emergency in the 3 most affected districts and called for assistance for 60,000 families that were affected by onset of disaster situation in Baluchistan. This program met the immediate needs of affected populations though providing emergency health services and improved access to clean drinking water, hygiene promotion activities, and by delivering short-term food assistance in the form of cash grants. This project assisted 10,500 people (1,500 families). This project was located in Pakistan's Baluchistan province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project sees that the immediate shelter and water, sanitation, and hygiene, and health needs of 2,500 flood-affected individuals are met through the provision of essential emergency relief assistance. Between January and March 2017, Zimbabwe experienced severe flooding across 37 districts of the country, which damaged local infrastructure, livelihoods, transportation routes, and homes. The above average precipitation during this period was exacerbated by the rains brought about by tropical depression “Ex-Dineo”, which caused significant flooding particularly in the southern parts of Zimbabwe. Originating from the Mozambique Channel, Tropical Cyclone Dineo (CAT I) made landfall in Mozambique on 15 February 2017 near Inhambane, southern Mozambique bringing with it strong winds exceeding 100km/hr, torrential rain, and very rough seas. The project covers the immediate needs of affected populations through water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion, providing health and care programming and emergency shelter and household items, along with carrying out multi-sectorial needs assessments. This project reaches 2,500 flood-affected individuals. This project takes place in the following provinces: Matebeleland South; Midlands; Mashonaland West; Masvingo; and Matebeleland North. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This project saw to the immediate needs of 7,500 of the most vulnerable people affected by the earthquake in the province of Surigao del Norte. A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck off the coast of north-eastern Mindanao, Philippines on 10 February 2017. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reported that the earthquake was relatively shallow, with a depth of 10 kilometres, and its epicentre was about 16 kilometres from Surigao City. The city is the capital of Surigao del Norte province with over 154,000 inhabitants. After the earthquake struck, Surigao City was placed under a state of calamity on the 11 February. On 13 February, the whole province of Surigao del Norte was placed under state of calamity. This project provided for the immediate needs of the most vulnerable following the earthquake by providing 1,195 households (5,975 people) with non-food items, 7,463 individuals with safe drinking water, 4,095 individuals with psychosocial support, and 488 households with multi-purpose unconditional cash grants. This project reached 7,500 people. This project was located in the province of Surigao del Norte. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross To support the mass vaccination campaign through social mobilization activities in coordination with the Ministry of Health and partners while improving the active search and reporting of cases of measles in Conakry and Nzerekore. Guinea officially declared a measles outbreak on February 8, 2017. The strategy of the Guinean Red Cross is to lay emphasis on social mobilization activities in partnership with other stakeholders in the vaccination campaign. With this, the operation supported by the DREF contributed to the reduction of morbidity and mortality related to measles. The operational strategy focused on training volunteers in affected communities for them to know how to recognize and prevent measles. Mobile radio was deployed in areas not covered by other radios. After training, they conducted door-to-door visits and have implemented community awareness campaign activities. Mass sensitization campaigns were also organized. The planned social mobilization strategy was undertaken at three levels: • Before the vaccination campaign, volunteers went door-to-door to identify children, and provide information about the disease and the vaccination sites. • During vaccination campaigns, volunteers carried out mass awareness campaign through megaphones and mobile radio. They supported the organization and preparation of vaccination sites and active search for suspected cases. • After the campaign, the volunteers re-searched for cases and Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI). This project reached 634,331 people. This project was located in Conakry and Nzerekore. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to meet the immediate food, non-food and welfare needs of 5,018 returnees. Since 15 February 2017, there has been a rapid increase in the number of Filipino returnees from the state of Sabah in Malaysia arriving in Zamboanga City, Mindanao. While repatriations were procedural and common prior to the increase, the sinking of a vessel that previously transported the returnees prompted suspension of the exercise in September 2016. The suspension of repatriations led to a backlog of approximately 7,000 undocumented Filipino migrants in Sabah. As of 27 March, a total of 1,982 returnees have arrived since the exercise started on 15 February. This project will meet the needs of affected populations through the setting up of welfare desks, providing psychosocial support, supporting returnees to make free calls to their relatives, providing essential household items, disseminating basic hygiene messages, and giving hot meals to all returnees. This project reaches 5,081 returness (1,004 families). This project takes places in Zamboanga port, where returnees enter from Sabah. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims at implementing lifesaving interventions including improved surveillance for early case detection, timely response, including effective case management to stem or prevent further outbreaks of Acute Water diarrhoea/cholera in the target population. Somalia is experiencing a drought, and droughts naturally trigger increases in epidemics such as Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)/Cholera and measles, some of which are cross-border outbreaks. A total of 14,165 case of AWD and 497 deaths were reported in different parts of Somalia from January to November 2016. Of these 47.7% were female while 57.9% are children below 5 years. (WHO, 20 Nov 2016). In a WHO update of 05 March 2017, the cumulative reported cases since the beginning of the 2017 in 46 districts of 12 regions in the country stood at 13,126 with 302 deaths and therefore a Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of 2.4%. Through a combination of strategies such as improved surveillance, timely alerts and responses, effective case management and sustained social mobilization by SRCS volunteers, the National Society could contribute significantly to control outbreaks and promote healthy living among the target population. This project targets 85,000 people (17,000 households). This project takes place in Somalia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of the operation is to reduce the impact of the floods and promote the wellbeing of 1,950 flood affected HH (10,750 beneficiaries) through the provision of shelter, WASH, food security, and NFI assistance support. The Southern and Central Regions of Malawi are experiencing normal to above normal rainfall while the Northern Region is receiving above normal rainfall. One of the districts in the North (Karonga) has been experiencing fairly normal to above normal rainfall amounts since mid-March 2017. Since then, rains have been increasing, which has resulted in extensive flooding and an increased number of displaced populations. MRCS has been closely monitoring the situation and by the 19th of April the situation has deteriorated. This project reduces the impact of flooding on affected populations through providing shelter, water, sanitation, and hygiene support, distributing non food items, and increasing food security. This project reaches 10,750 people (1,950 households). This project is located in Karonga. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of the DREF operation is two-fold: 1. To assist the most affected population of the Northern Islands of Vanuatu with:  a blanket distribution of basic shelter and WASH NFIs;  the provision of clean, safe water. 2. To replenish NFIs distributed in the response in preparation for any future disaster response On 2 May 2017, the Fiji Meteorological Service provided an early alert for a tropical disturbance (TD21F) forming to the north of Vanuatu. Over the ensuing 24 hours TD21F continued to strengthen and by midnight on 3 May 2017 had developed into Tropical Cyclone Donna (TC Donna), a Category 1 system. Moving in a westerly direction, TC Donna passed north of the Vanuatu group as a Category 3 cyclone within 50-100km of the Torres Islands in Torba Province. The system continued west before turning south and passing to the west of Sanma, Malampa and Shefa Provinces. TC Donna was later classified as a Category 5 cyclone by the Vanuatu Meterology and Geohazards Department as it tracked southwards towards New Caledonia sustaining wind speeds of over 215km/hr. The NDMO issued an all clear on 9 May 2017. TC Donna continued towards New Caledonia and was downgraded to a Tropical Low on 11 May 2017. The main impact of TC Donna has been felt in the Torba Province, especially the Torres Island group which has an estimated population of 1,022 and comprises the islands of Hiu, Metoma (an uninhabited islet), Tegua, Ngwel (an uninhabited islet), Linua, Loh and Toga. In Situation Report 02 issued on 5 May 2017, the Government of the Republic of Vanuatu NDMO reported a Red Alert in place for Torba province with destructive winds and flash flooding. The cyclone knocked out the Torres island group’s only cellphone tower and caused widespread damage. On 6 May 2017, the NDMO contacted the islands, using the Torres Islands Red Cross VHF radio, and established that while there were no reported injuries, there had been widespread destruction of buildings and crops. Situation Report 03 of the Government of the Republic of Vanuatu NDMO issued on 6 May 2017 reported a significant number of houses destroyed and the majority of houses damaged across the islands of Torres. There has also been damage to schools, churches, water tanks and water sources. Most toilets have been destroyed and crops have been damaged. Authorities in the Torres Islands reported that there was enough food to last for approximately two weeks, however water sources were contaminated. The cyclone has also caused damage in the more populated Banks group of islands (also within the Torba Province), with strong winds and localised flooding reported, causing destruction of crops. This project provides assistance in the form of non food items and water, sanitation, and hygiene programming. This project reaches 10,290 people. This project is located in the Torres Islands. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to provide food assistance and preventive activities on nutrition to 8,452 people or 1,300 households, to enable the affected population to survive and meet its immediate needs. As there has been no significant assistance provided until the end of July, the situation of the already vulnerable households is expected to deteriorate during the lean season from July to September. This year is expected to be critical with negative nutritional implications especially on pregnant and lactating women and on children. In the Sahel region of Burkina Faso, the nutritional status of children under the age of five remains a concern, particularly in the Oudalan province, where prevalence has exceeded WHO's critical thresholds. The rate of access to drinking water for households is quite low (65 percent), which has a negative impact on food consumption and the nutritional status of households. This project carries out its objectives through providing food assistance, prevention and community care, water, sanitation, and hygiene support, and constant monitoring of the needs of the most vulnerable populations. This program assists 8,452 persons. This project takes place in the Oudalan province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to prepare the Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) for the upcoming 2017 presidential and representatives elections, ensuring they are ready to provide humanitarian assistance in a coordinated manner to address election-related violent events. In Liberia, every election since 2005 has experienced some level of violence, however, the level and intensity of the violence varies from election to election. Although electoral violence may be considered less severe in Liberia than in other countries in the Sub-region. Notwithstanding, with the evolution of pre-election developments, elections violence at a higher level is imminent. Liberia goes to the polls on October 10, 2017, where 73 representative seats and a President and Vice President will be voted for by over 2 million registered voters across the country. The LNRCS strategy will focus on the mobilization of volunteers, staff, emergency teams and chapter response teams to provide first aid services to affected persons, evacuation of the injured to health facilities, provision of RFL (assisting relatives to find their missing family members) and psychosocial support service This program seeks to reach 10,000 people. This project takes place in Liberia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross This project see that the immediate survival needs of the flood-affected populations are met. through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter and associated non-food items, health, water and hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total of 800 most vulnerable families or 5,600 people, in the three target regions of Niger including Maradi, Zinder and Dosso, for a period of 3 months. In the night of Saturday 26 to Sunday 27 August 2017, continuous rain resulted in extensive flooding, destruction of houses and loss of household belongings in several areas of Niger. The immediate survival needs of flood-affected populations will be met through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter and associated non-food items, health, and water and hygiene promotion assistance. This project targets 800 of the most vulnerable families, or 5,600 people. This project is located in the Maradi, Zinder and Dosso regions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0032 The Netherlands Red Cross This project sees to the immediate survival needs of the disaster-affected population are met through the provision of essential emergency relief and shelter assistance, targeting a total of 2,103 displaced households (approx. 10,515 people) in Ethiopia. In Ethiopia, rainfall attributed to the kiremt rains, which began on 8 September 2017, has led to extensive flooding. The Ambeira zone in Afar region, and special zones surrounding Addis Ababa (the capital), Jima, South-east Shewa, and South-west Shewa in the Oromia region have been worst affected by the rains and flooding. It is estimated that a total of 18,628 households (93,140 people) have been affected from their homes, of which 7,270 households (36,350 people) have been displaced. The needs of disaster-affected populations will be met through distribution of non food items, shelter assistance, and supporting Ethiopia's Red Cross Society. This project targets 2,103 displaced households (approx. 10,515 people). This project takes place in Ethiopia's Oromia and Afar regions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0033 The Netherlands Red Cross This project delivers emergency assistance and humanitarian relief to 2,000 flood-affected households (10,000 people). The start of the rainy season in mid-June 2017 has brought more challenges with flash floods recently affecting over 70,535 people across 8 states of Sudan, causing destruction of houses, latrines, schools and key infrastructure such as roads and bridges. Emergency assistance to flood-affected populations will be provided through the distribution of non food items, delivering water, sanitation, and hygiene and health campaigns, and providing emergency shelter. This project reaches 10,000 people (2,000 households). This project takes place in the states of Northern, Khartoum and River Nile. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross This goal of the project is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of 3,500 people affected by the floods in the city of Kouango. The city of Kouango, located 415 km from Bangui (the capital of the CAR), has been flooded since the 23rd of August1. These floods caused significant material and human damages. The provisional record shows 350 households, or 1,750 people affected by this tragedy. At least 276 houses are completely destroyed and 74 houses partially destroyed. Some people found shelters in host families and others are in the farm fields. The communication network in the area is not functional, and according to the National Society there has been no other actors present in the area or providing any humanitarian response to the disaster. The needs of flood-affected populations will be met through the distribution of non food items, providing shelter, malaria prevention activities, disease risk prevention activities, and water, sanitation, and hygiene activities. This project reaches 3,500 people. This project takes place in the city of Kouango. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall Operational objective: To stop the spread of Marburg in three districts of Uganda. The Ugandan Ministry of Health officially declared an outbreak of Marburg Viral Disease (MVD) in Kween and Kampchorwa districts in the North Eastern part of the country on 19 October 2017 after laboratory diagnosis and confirmation of a positive case of MVD by PCR at the Uganda Virus Research Institute. As of 28 October 2017, a total of 6 cases; composed of 2 confirmed, 1 probable and 3 suspected cases; which had epidemiological links to the confirmed case. A cumulative total of 3 deaths (2 confirmed and 1 probable) have so far been recorded. There are currently 2 cases on admission at the MVD isolation facility established at Kampchorwa Health Centre IV, in Kaphorwa district. A total of 258 contacts (175 in Kween district and 83 in Kapchorwa district) have so far been listed, 62 of whom have already completed 21-days follow up, while the rest are still under follow up. Shelter and Health 52,971 direct beneficiaries (26,394 males and 26,577 females) The outbreak has since spread affected three districts of Kween, Kapachorwa and, most recently Bukwo district where contacts of the last confirmed case are yet to be traced. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 26000 1587 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 24413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24413 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross To provide food and preventive nutrition activities for 1,900 households and enable the affected population to survive and meet its immediate needs during the lean season (July to October). For many years, Chad has been grappling recurrently with food insecurity and nutrition problems. During the period of March to May 2017, about 13,102 people were in Emergency (phase 4). An estimated 367,218 people in four districts were in Crisis (phase 3), and among them, the poorest needed food, affordable basic commodities, rehabilitation and nutrition, health and other livelihood assistance and capacity-building for resilience;. Additionally, an estimated 1,886,800 people in 18 districts were in Stress (phase 2). These people need support to build resilience, develop their livelihoods and keep severe malnutrition at acceptably low levels. This project provides assistance through conducting continuous needs assessments, water, sanitation and hygiene activities, food assistance, and helping protect the livelihoods of communities. This project will reach 12,350 people. This project takes place in Chad. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to improving the food and nutritional situation for 9,750 persons (1,625 households) which are in food insecurity situation in Mauritania. In Mauritania, the 2016/2017 rain season was characterized by more than 58% of the rainfall stations which recorded a cumulative rainfall deficit compared to last year. Rainfall deficits exceeding 100 mm have been recorded in several Wilayas in the south of the country, notably at the level of the two Hodhs, in Assaba, in Brakna, in Gorgol, in Trarza and in Guidimagha. That situation greatly affected the situation of crops, particularly rain-fed crops, which in most areas have produced a low or non-existent level of production. To assist tackling food security and malnutrition, this project covers the immediate food and non food needs of affected populations, employs a community-based resilience program to protect households' livelihoods, and conducts continuous needs assessment. This project seeks to reach 9,750 persons who are food insecure. This projects takes place in the Brakna and Gorgol regions of Mauritania. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross To provide food and preventive nutrition activities for 1,522 households (9,893 people) and enable the affected populations to survive and meet their immediate needs. Senegal is prone to food crisis, being one of the world’s least developed countries, and the economy relies heavily on cash crops and fishing, both of which are vulnerable to climate change. Harvest deficits in 2014 and 2015, triggered by recurring droughts and floods, resulted in the early onset of the lean season leading to the food scarcity. Severely weakening food security in northern and central Senegal. This program assists with decreasing the effects of malnutrition and food insecurity by capacity building and strengthening, support of the health system, and data collection to better drive and target communities in need. This project will reach 1,522 households (9,893 people). This program takes place in Senegal. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to improving the living conditions of 221 most vulnerable families, following the flash floods in Santchou district (West Cameroon). Since 04 August 2017, the Menoua Division, in the West Region of Cameroon, has been experiencing heavy rainfalls, causing a significant rise of water levels and mudslides to settlements. Resulting from this situation, severe flooding has ensued in the area, causing extensive material damage and loss of life. The needs of the most vulnerable families will be met through distribution of food and non food items, promotion of hygiene and sanitation, mobilizing volunteers, production of educational materials on water, sanitation, and hygiene, and a continued assessment of community needs. This project will reach 221 vulnerable families. This project takes place in Santchou district (West Cameroon). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to provide food, nutrition and carry out prevention activities for 2,020 households (13,130 people) to enable the affected population to survive and meet its immediate needs. Over the last decade, food crisis in Niger have become increasingly intense and widespread. This can mainly be explained by the impact of climate change on rainfall: the late start of the rainy season, more frequent dry days, greater flood frequencies. The consequences on cereal production and pastoral activity are direct, and thus on the food security of populations: Sixty percent of Niger families can only cover three to five months of their annual food needs. Today, people struggle to recover from a crisis as another occurs. Millions of people are becoming prisoners of an endless cycle: during each crisis, they lose their crops and livestock or brave them to survive. They are becoming increasingly vulnerable. This project sees to the needs of affected populations through providing food assistance, implementing nutritional and community health mechanisms, and carrying out water, sanitation, and hygiene-related services. This project will reach 13,130 people (2,020 households). This project takes place in Niger's Dosso region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to provide aid to 612 families or 3,060 people, displaced in Kwilu, Sankuru and Lomami. Since August 2016, 1.4 million inhabitants of Grand Kasai, which represents 34% of the total internally displaced perspons in DRC, have been forced from their homes, escaping violence perpetrated by a variety of armed actors. Within the whole country, around 2 million children under 5 are facing severe malnutrition and 660,000 people are at risk of cholera. The World Food Programme has said that 42 percent of households in Kasai, Kasai-Central and KasaiOriental are food insecure. Delivering assistance in health, water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter and non-food items for internally displaces persons will help reduce further deterioration of humanitarian conditions for the most vulnerable, and being to allow people to settle into temporary settings. This prooject seeks to provide aid to 612 families or 3,060 people. This project is located in Kwilu, Sankuru and Lomami. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0037 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to build the preparedness capacity of the Comores Red Cross to respond to the potential Plague outbreak. Madagascar regularly experiences seasonal outbreaks of bubonic plague and the outbreaks normally extend from August to April each year. In 2017 however, the first cases of person-to-person to transmission via pneumonic plague have occurred. The first death of a patient infected with the plague was notified on 27 August. A total of 20 districts across Madagascar have reported cases of the plague and as of 12 October, a total 684 cases (suspected, probable and confirmed) including 57 deaths (CFR 8.3%) have been reported from 35 out of 114 districts. Of these, 474 were clinically classified as pneumonic plague. The occurrence of pneumonic transmission in urban areas increases the risk of substantial spread and high caseload significantly and requires urgent and comprehensive response to save lives. The CRC seeks CHF 64,937 for preparedness on plague for community surveillance for 204,821 (25% of the caseload) people at risk through provision of training of volunteers on the plague, mass awareness and community engagement and accountability activities. The overall objective will be achieved through: • Strengthened coordination with local health partners and WHO; • Continuous monitoring of the Plague response in Madagascar; • Through IFRC and PIROI, CRCo will develop and roll out trainings for volunteers and staff of the NS; • Through support from IFRC, the NS will procure and preposition materials for response. Main outcome areas: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; and Medical and First Aid Number of people to be assisted: 204,821 (25% of the caseload) A total of 20 districts across Madagascar have reported cases of the plague The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0040 The Netherlands Red Cross The amin objective of this operation is to implement a humanitarian aid operation aimed at addressing the urgent needs of 3,500 people (700 families) affected by the floods in the department of Alta Verapaz through livelihoods (CTP and food distribution), health and water, sanitation, hygiene promotion actions, as well as actions to reduce the prevalence of mosquito-borne diseases. Since the beginning of September 2017, heavy rainfall has affected Guatemala; nevertheless, despite the increased precipitation, soil saturation was gradually decreasing in some parts of the country. On 28 October 2017, the situation took a turn for the worse when Tropical Storm Selma dumped 250 mm of rainfall on Guatemala, increasing soil saturation and causing landslides and flooding, which have affected the department of Alta Verapaz most severely; the accumulated in rainfall in October, which peaked in the last week of October, has wreaked havoc on towns such as La Franja del Polochic, Tactic and Cobán in the department of Alta Verapaz, leaving them cut off and in dire need of humanitarian assistance. Clothing and textile, food, WASH, CTP, utensils, teaching materials 3,500 people (700 families) The department of Alta Verapaz, including the following families per community: Nuevo León 7 Tierra Blanca Río Chixoy 68 Caserío Entre Ríos 80 Yelicar 15 de Septiembre 90 Aldea Nuevo Amanecer el Plan 47 Comunidad Islas Las Tortugas 34 Aldea Tierra Blanca Sebol 74 San Jorge la Unión 68 Aldea Tierra Blanca Salinas 36 Aldea San Luis Palo Grande 82 Aldea las Brisas del Chixoy 15 Santa Marta Salinas 68 Caserío Senoja 31 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0041 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to the reduction of mortality and morbidity linked to cholera disease outbreak within the affected communities of Lusaka province, through the provision of health services, clean and safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene activities. The Zambian government declared the current cholera outbreak on 6th October 2017 after laboratory confirmation of two initial cases that presented to Chipata Level One Hospital on 4th October 2017. This year the outbreak happened just before the rainy season which is unusual, but it followed a period of inadequate water supply during the summer period. With inadequate water supply more people resorted to the use of unsafe water supplies. This was likely a direct cause of the recent outbreak. The outbreak has since spread to other parts of Lusaka namely; Garden Chilulu, Kabanana, Ngombe, Chipata, Kanyama, Chibolya, Bauleni, Matero, Mazyopa, John Laing, Makeni villa, Chazanga, Jack, Mandevu, Kuomboka, Zingalume, Twikatane, Chunga, and Zanimuwone with Chipata being the most affected. By 21st October 2017, 50% of the cases reported were children aged between 0 and 24 months. Currently, new cases are being recorded on a daily basis in the affected areas and in view of the coming rainy season, this poses a threat as the situation might deteriorate as in the previous years. There is therefore a need for intensified efforts to control the spread of the disease to neighbouring locations and to reduce the incidences of occurrence in the affected areas. Bearing this in mind, the ZRCS is seeking support from the DREF to intensify public awareness activities and to support safer access to water to stop further contamination and spread of the disease. Summary of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; Medical and First Aid 70,000 people (with 200,000 indirect beneficiaries) Lusaka province The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 111000 6775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 104225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 104226 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of the project is to see that the immediate non-food needs of flood-affected families are met through the provision of non-food items and construction tools for a period of three months. Heavy rains and strong winds hit Amondara, a village, on 26 June 2017, causing a destructive mudflow that destroyed and damaged homes, livelihoods, and critical social infrastructures. The current humanitarian priorities include food, drinking water, non-food items, support in debris cleaning and sanitation/hygiene. Individuals and families in Amondara affected by the mudflow. Amondara village, Panjakent district (Sughd Province) of Tajikistan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 30000 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0035 The Netherlands Red Cross This project seeks to assist the most affected population on the island of Ambae. On 23 September 2017, the Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-hazards Department (VMGD) increased the activity level for Monaro volcano on Ambae island, Penama province to Level 4: a moderate eruption state. A new volcanic cone has formed within one of the two crater lakes (Manaro Vui). This alert level indicates that flying rocks and volcanic gas will affect the Red Zone – a 6.5 km radius around the volcano crater. Villages located further from the volcano’s crater can expect volcanic hazards, including explosions and ash rain. There is also an increased likelihood that ash falls around the island, especially in villages exposed to the prevailing trade winds direction. . As a result of the volcano’s increased activity over the past few weeks, many of the island’s water sources have been contaminated through ash fall and acid rain. Acid rain may cause damage to food crops and contribute to food insecurity for people living on the island. At this level of activity, the VMGD has advised that the volcano’s activity may increase or decrease at any time without warning. This project will assist the most vulnerable populations on the island of Ambae through emergency shelter, the distribution of water, sanitation, and hygiene non-food items, providing support to the government response, increasing awareness of preparedness measures and evacuation procedures, and replenishing stores of non food items for future disaster preparedness. This project reaches 5,500 people. This project takes place on the island of Ambae. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 77074 72327 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 72327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross The storm and heavy wind-affected population’s immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total number of 5,460 people (1,092 households) whose items/properties were destroyed in target five branches. On 17thSeptember 2017, at around 15:30 local time, the districts of Rusizi, Nyamasheke, Huye and Bugesera, Gicumbi, Ngoma, Kirehe, Rubavu and Nyabihu experienced heavy rainfall associated with heavy storms, which resulted in destruction of houses and community farm lands. The affected areas are mostly in five districts; two located in western province (Rusizi and Nyamasheke), two located in Eastern province (Ngoma and Bugesera), and one in the Southern Province (Huye). This is a second time during this year where RRCS has been facing these kinds of disasters where in April – May 2017, there has been a DREF intervention in Gatsibo district, Eastern Province. Essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance 5,460 people (1,092 households) Rusizi, Nyamasheke, Huye, Ngoma and Bugesera The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 53000 3235 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 49765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49765 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute and support the implementation of the National Response Plan of the Government of Senegal on the issue of return of migrants and the management of this sensitive migration phase. Some 165 Senegalese migrants who were in detention centres in Libya have been repatriated to Senegal on June 6, 2017. The International Organization of Migrants (IOM) organized their return, in collaboration with the Senegalese authorities and the Directorate of the Senegalese living abroad of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Most migrants were held in overcrowded detention centres without adequate access to clean water, food, toilets and basic health services. This program provides assistance in the form of support for livelihoods and through capacity building. This project reaches 9,800 people. This project is located in Senegal. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Conduct an in-depth and detailed assessment of the situation of Central African refugees in North Ubangi province of the DRC and provide emergency assistance by distributing NFIs to the most vulnerable. Since Saturday 13 May 2017, the province of North Ubangui, more precisely the territory of Yakoma, in the DRC is experiencing a population influx from the Central African Republic (CAR), fleeing the conflict in their localities of origin in Bangassou. Yakoma has a surface area of 15,397 Km² and is located at a distance of about 200 Km from the town of Gbadolite, the capital of North Ubangi province, and Mobayi Mbongo, located at about 50 Km from Gbadolite in the same province. This project assists affected populations with water, sanitation, and hygiene programming, non food items, shelter, and providing first aid kits. This project reaches 17,198 people. This project takes place in North Ubangui, more precisely the territory of Yakoma. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to develop internal capacity to respond to the needs of 12,000 people (2,000 Households) likely to be affected by election related violence at this time with prepositioning in Baringo, Nakuru and Uasin Gishu. Kenya has a history of violent elections dating back to 1992, when the country adopted multi party politics, and violence of different scales has been witnessed on every cycle of elections. This project will help to lessen the impact of election violence through internal capacity building. 12,000 people (2,000 households) likely to be affected by election related violence at this time with prepositioning in Baringo, Nakuru and Uasin Gishu. This project takes place in Kenya, specifically in Baringo, Nakuru and Uasin Gishu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Respond to the immediate needs for 545 households, with specific interventions in the areas of emergency relief, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion for a period of three months. On 4 July 2017, heavy rainfall hit the forest region of Guinea in the Prefecture of Nzerekore causing serious property damages. This program supports the government-led floods response through the promotion of hygiene and sanitation, access to potable water, supply of shelter kits and non-food items to the affected population in the 8 urban areas of Nzerekore. This program provides assistance to 545 households affected by the floods, totalling 3,274 people. This project is located in the city of Nzerekore. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross To contribute to the reduction of the morbidity and mortality due to the spread of Hepatitis E virus among the population at risk in five districts (Diffa centre, Bosso, Guigmi, Maina Soroa and Goudoumaria) of the Diffa region of Niger. In 2017, the country is experiencing its first hepatitis E epidemic virus (HVE) outbreak recorded in the region of Diffa. As of June 29, 2017 the total number of suspected cumulative cases of hepatitis E is 1,096 of which 34 deaths. The trend analysis shows a gradual increase in cases Activities planned to reduce the morbidity and morality due to hepatitis E include training volunteers in prevention and control, hygiene promotion and distribution of hygiene items, building and rehabilitating infrastructure, and training supervisors to support volunteers. This project supports 112,000 people (16,000 households), located across the districts of Bosso, Guigmi, Maina Soroa, Goudoumaria and Diffa centre. This project targets people living in the districts of Bosso, Guigmi, Maina Soroa, Goudoumaria and Diffa centre. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to assist 309,600 people affected by outbreak of dengue in Western Province of Sri Lanka, namely Colombo, Gampaha and Kalutara districts A total of 142,361 suspected Dengue cases have been reported to the Epidemiology Unit, Sri Lanka from all over the island for the last 8 months in the year of 2017 with over 320 deaths. All four Virus types of Dengue have been seen in Sri Lanka. This program will deliver assistance to affected individuals by organizing dengue vector breeding site clean up campaigns, supporting proper sold waste management practices, supporting staff in high priority hospitals, and strengthening emergency water and sanitation facilities in hospitals. This operation aims to assist 309,600 people affected by outbreak of dengue. This operation takes place in Western Province of Sri Lanka, namely Colombo, Gampaha and Kalutara districts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-011-0038 The Netherlands Red Cross Support the cholera epidemic operation in the currently affected areas and prevention awareness dissemination to the surrounding areas. Following the declaration of the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) about cholera epidemics in the village of Maréna, Koukou Angarana subprefecture, the Red Cross of Chad (RCC) Sila regional committee, informed by the national headquarters, carried out an evaluation mission from 21 to 22 August in Maréna, Tyéro and Dogdoré villages, where the epidemic seems to have started on 14 August 2017. The epidemic spread on September 11, 2017 to the Salamat region, more specifically in the village of Amdjoudoul, Mouraye sub-prefecture in the Salamat region, a locality bordering the region of Sila. The Salamat Regional Committee of the RCC after holding the national headquarters at the disposal of the Regional Health Delegation (RSD) of Salamat The Ministry of Health officially announced the cholera epidemic in this region. Health and WASH The operation targets 3,000 households or 18, 000 persons in Salamat, with a focus on the most vulnerable such as children, elderly and disable people. Identification of beneficiaries is based on the location of origin related to Cholera Treatment Centre (CTC) admissions. Populations present in the gathering places (mosque, church, school, market, places of restoration, bus station…) and population in villages surrounding the river and affected places. Salamat region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to IFRC to deliver and improve its coordination, technical expertise in DM, IM and CTP and also for operational excellence The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services 4684007 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting the regional IM focal point position for the Asia Pacific regional office. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Earthquake Epidemic Flood Landslide Storm Surge Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 120000 7324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 112676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 56639 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 37258 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Cash and Voucher Assistance Readiness in Asia Pacific last NCE 30-6-22 till 31-12-2022 June 2022: - Timeframe extension until 31st December 2022. - Final reports due for submission ,31st of March 2023 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 230000 213953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16047 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 213953 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial support the first MENA Regional Movement Induction Course.June 10-13, 2019, in Beirut. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 10650 650 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The IM assistant will provide support to all components of Information Management within the operation (with focus on data gathering, data visualization, data management) in collaboration with the regional Knowledge and IM Office at the ARO. The Information Management Assistant is responsible to provide support to IMU (Information Management Unit) to make data regarding the field operations available within the Movement to improve effective data-driven decision making within the context of preparedness and operations. Africa Regional Office The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 11450 699 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10751 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC support the IFRC MENA region with an earmarked contribution of EUR 107,500. 60.000 CHF for IM Officer (12 months) 35.000 CHF for Senior DM Officer (6 months) 5.000 CHF for Leadership Roundtable in preparation for the Movement Statutory Meetings The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 107500 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Joint Pledge NLRC and SRC to support the IFRC MENA Operational Plan 2019 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Swedish Red Cross British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Epidemic Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 173123 161045 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 50373 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 65527 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3650 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 48659 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Cash distribution to displaced families and families returning to their homes” The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Gender Equality 62000 58216 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3784 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 58216 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for the ADMAG face-to-face meeting in Nairobi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 10650 650 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Technical support to DCPRR Africa to develop a roadmap for 2020-2023 - see TOR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 4001 4001 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross Regional DRM position MENA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 96750 90000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 40000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to IFRC disaster management coordination and support Africa region, roll-out Africa DCPRR framework and East Africa region EUR 45.000 – Eastern Africa CCST Emergency Operations Unit Disaster Management plan – IFRC code: P64040/MAA64003. EUR 45.000 – ADMAG activities IFRC code: please provide IFRC code Codes: P60011, MAA60005 EUR 10.000 – Roll-out of DCPRR Africa road map: please provide IFRC code: Codes: P60011, MAA60005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 153661 40 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 3793 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 96167 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 42940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42940 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross This project funds the support to the Global WASH cluster by NLRC, who offers an advisor to lead the technical working group (TWIG) on Fecal Sludge Management FSM is a gap in the movement response and gives occasions to HNS to rpofile themselves in this niche of WASH/Water management. NLRC supports and is connected to the global response within the cluster mechanism. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 16973 -135 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9286 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9286 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Disaster management support to the IFRC Eastern Africa Cluster in Nairobi for 4 months The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 41762 16762 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross IFRC Digital Transformation Strategy Development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 82075 -2925 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32925 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -32925 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 85000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 22075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross An unearmarked contribution in support of the IFRC core costs for 2020 and 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 2000000 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Federation Budapest office for Europe Regional Conference in Tiblisi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 10000 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0037 The Netherlands Red Cross Global Relations, HD and Digitalization contribution The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 20523 19271 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20523 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the MENA Operational plan 2021- unearmarked contribution for supporting DRM and IM position The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 161250 120000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 785 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 139535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross tba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 104343 1245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97063 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7280 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 97063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Support Movement Wide Reporting IFRC for Syria Crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 34080 2080 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross Contributions to HR DM positions Africa Region: OPS Coordinator Sahel/WC - Dakar, Niamey and Freetown, DM Coordinator East Africa - Juba, Program Coordinator Ethiopia, Surge coordinator (Asia and Africa) Please note: PMN is in CHF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 287356 17961 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 249342 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 249342 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0033 The Netherlands Red Cross HR positions America's Region Regional IM officer (national) in Panama, Emergency WASH Officer (national) in Panama, Trinidad and Tobago IM (national) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 103897 -5737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 90911 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 430 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 90911 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6818 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0041 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 Contribution to Disaster Crisis Working Group Meeting in Stockholm. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 15000 15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross N.A. DCWG Contribution NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to Humanitarian Diplomacy work by IFRC in Africa, through financial support to the position of the Humanitarian Diplomacy Coordinator in 2021 and 2022. The IFRC Africa strategic directions for 2021-2030 focus on national Red Cross and Red Crescent society development, food security and livelihoods including pan-African flagship initiatives Zero Hunger Initiative, Tree Planting and Care, Red Ready disaster preparedness. Stronger humanitarian diplomacy will contribute to these efforts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 236501 36800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 75000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2567 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 70423 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4577 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21468 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 103233 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 96031 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7202 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross Funding IM Coordinator IFRC Africa Regional Office The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 85000 1838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 79812 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5188 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 85000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to global HEOps pool The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Private donors department NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 15000 14085 Incoming Commitment Private donors department NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0032 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to HR DM postions MENA: Regional IM Coordinator , DRM based in Syria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 169898 158045 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11853 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 158045 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution- HR support of Africa regional WASH coordinator The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 129971 62271 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 120903 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9068 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 58632 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross A 3-day workshop was organized for the Cash Peer Working Group in the Netherlands by Rodolphe Visser. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 2303 -329 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2303 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the APRO IM Coordinator position 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 40628 -51 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -3 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 38149 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 38199 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2483 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NS capacity development The total number of longer-term (delegate) positions that are supported NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-007-0035 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Federation for organising the General Assembly and Council of Delegates in June 2022. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 2354 -5146 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-009 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this appeal is to meet the immediate needs of 25,000 people affected by the cyclone in the worst hit regions through improved access to water, hygiene and sanitation, shelter (including non-food items). In addition, provision of health services (psychosocial support and first aid, health promotion) will be carried out in Antananarivo. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 85000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-009-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this appeal is to meet the immediate needs of 25,000 people affected by the cyclone in the worst hit regions through improved access to water, hygiene and sanitation, shelter (including non-food items). In addition, provision of health services (psychosocial support and first aid, health promotion) will be carried out in Antananarivo. This Emergency Appeal is being issued on a preliminary basis and seeks 892,325 Swiss francs with an initial loan of 150,000 Swiss francs from the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Malagasy Red Cross Society (MRCS) in delivering assistance and support to 25,000 people affected by Cyclone Enawo over eight months. The response will focus on the following areas of interventions: health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and shelter (including non-food items). The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. The complete Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) will be made available shortly. 03 March 2017: Tropical storm Enawo forms on the southern Indian ocean. Enawo is upgraded to a category 4 Tropical Cyclone. 05 March 2017: MRCS mobilizes 24 National Disaster Response Team (NDRT) 120 Branch Disaster Response Team (BDRT) members, and 889 volunteers, to conduct assessments, disseminate early warning messages and provide first aid to affected communities. 07 March 2017: Category 4 Cyclone Enawo makes landfall in Antalaha city in the north-east coast at around 11.30am local time with wind surges of up to 205KPH. The cyclone is predicted to move southwards passing through the capital Antananarivo. 9 March 2017: A Field Assessment and Coordination Team (FACT) and Red Cross Red Crescent (RC/RC) Indian Ocean Regional Intervention Platform (PIROI – French Red Cross)1 surge capacity is deployed to Madagascar for initial cyclone response. 12 March 2017: IFRC launches an Emergency Appeal with a DREF allocation of 150,00 Swiss francs at the request of MRCS to assist 25,000 people. Health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and shelter (including non-food items) 25,0000 people Antananarivo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 85000 -79812 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 79812 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5188 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 79812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79812 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of targeted people Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133 The Netherlands Red Cross Yemen remains as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world according to international organizations including the UN. Most recent figures indicate a current estimate of 24.3 million people in need across the country, a slight increase from last year’s figure1, noting that the total population of Yemen is estimated at 30.5 million. This is mainly due to the prolonged and escalating armed conflict which has been accompanied in 2020 with natural disasters of heavy rains and floods in addition of the onset of COVID-19 in a country with collapsed health system and high rates of poverty, food insecurity and malnutrition. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 1085004 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross CC contribution to the Yemen IFRC Network plan, IFRC network partners in Yemen include the Danish Red Cross, German Red Cross, Norwegian Red Cross and Qatar Red Crescent Society. The British Red Cross, the Canadian Red Cross Society, Italian Red Cross, Japanese Red Cross, the Netherlands Red Cross and Swedish Red Cross also provide multilateral support. After seven years of ongoing conflict, there are 23.4 million people in need, 12.9 million of whom are in acute need. Continuous fighting has damaged infrastructure and broken up families, putting civilians at risk and causing deaths and injuries. Since the conflict began, nearly 6 million people have been forced from their homes, and now Yemen has the fifth-largest number of internally displaced people in the world. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 376250 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to IFRC Operational Plans Yemen of 2021 and 2022 NLRC funding source: Block Grant 2018-2021 - Chronic Crises Yemen remains as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world according to international organizations including the UN. Most recent figures indicate a current estimate of 24.3 million people in need across the country, a slight increase from last year’s figure1, noting that the total population of Yemen is estimated at 30.5 million. This is mainly due to the prolonged and escalating armed conflict which has been accompanied in 2020 with natural disasters of heavy rains and floods in addition of the onset of COVID-19 in a country with collapsed health system and high rates of poverty, food insecurity and malnutrition. According to WFP, there are 20.1 million people facing hunger in the absence of food assistance and 14.4 million need immediate assistance to sustain or save their lives. People in Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+) reached 3,213,000 with 60% increase since 30 Apr 20202. Yemen The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 417955 392446 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 25509 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 392446 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Support IM position at YRCS part of MENA Regional Delegation- Federation wide Country Plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 55000 -4021 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4021 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4021 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4021 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4021 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 51643 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 51643 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross An un-earmarked contribution for the IFRC 2022 Yemen Operational Plan: Since the beginning of the conflict, critical infrastructure was destroyed and over 4 million people fled their homes and remain internally displaced. The conflict led to food insecurity, with more than half of the population facing acute levels of food insecurity and nearing famine. An estimated 24.3 million people in 2020 were need of some form of humanitarian and protection assistance, of whom 14.4 million were in acute need of assistance. Around 20.5 million Yemenis do not have access to safe water and sanitation, and 20 million cannot access basic healthcare services. Consequently, and over the six years of escalating violent conflict and economic collapse, Yemen has been wrestling with mass outbreaks of preventable diseases, such as cholera, leading to a dramatic deterioration of the humanitarian conditions in the country. Yemen is also vulnerable and prone to natural hazards. In July 2021, heavy rains and flooding devastated communities in Yemen for the second time this year, causing deaths and injuries, destroying infrastructure and livelihoods, and increasing the spread of deadly diseases current estimate of 24.3 million people in need across the country, noting that the total population of Yemen is estimated at 30.5 million. Yemen The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 135799 7661 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 119850 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 127511 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 8288 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-133-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution of max. 100k to the Yemen appeal 2021 to the Economic Security programme in Yemen. Activities: Livelihoods-Agriculture Support, Relief-Living Conditions-EHIs, Relief-Food Assistance or Relief-Income Support, some of which containing multipurpose unconditional cash grants. - Ramadan Campaign - top up to 100k from additional contribution IH The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 100000 55429 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4571 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-124 The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Nov 2020 Super Typhoon Goni Category 5 made its first landfall over Bato, Catanduanes causing significant damage to shelter, agriculture and infrastructure. 11 Nov Typhoon Vamco made its first landfall in the vicinity of Patnanungan, Quezon causing flash floods, landslides and severe flooding in Rizal Province and Mariquina City, National Capital Region. 12 December 2021, a Low-Pressure Area (LPA) outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility developed into a tropical depression. It was later categorized as a tropical storm with international name “Rai” (locally Odette). Typhoon Rai made initial landfall in Siargao Island, province of Surigao del Norte in Caraga region, northern Mindanao on 16 December 2021. It carried gusts up to 270 km/h with maximum sustained winds of 195 km/h near the centre making it the strongest storm to make landfall in the Philippines this year. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 1426667 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-124-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting rural and urban poor communities impacted by Typhoon Odette (RAI) in Surigao At 11:00 AM of 12 December 2021, a Low-Pressure Area (LPA) outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility developed into a tropical depression. It was later categorized as a tropical storm with international name “Rai” (locally Odette). Typhoon Rai made initial landfall in Siargao Island, province of Surigao del Norte in Caraga region, northern Mindanao on 16 December 2021. It carried gusts up to 270 km/h with maximum sustained winds of 195 km/h near the centre making it the strongest storm to make landfall in the Philippines this year. The trail of the Typhoon Rai crossed the Philippine archipelago from Caraga to Eastern and Central Visayas and Palawan. It made nine landfalls in Surigao del Norte, Dinagat Islands, Southern Leyte, Bohol, Cebu, Negros Oriental and Palawan. The storm tore off roofs, uprooted trees, toppled concrete power poles, smashed wooden houses to pieces, wiped out crops and flooded villages — sparking comparisons to the damage caused by Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name Haiyan) in 2013. This project will facilitate the provision of emergency WASH activities for a period of up to 3 months (including provision of clean water, hygiene/COVID education and distribution of water jerry cans/hygiene kits); provision of hot meals for a period of up to 3 months; provision of up to 3500 cash grants to those most vulnerable families and individuals that have been impacted by Typhoon Odette (up to 6 months); and the provision of up 50 cash grants through PRC Youth Councils targeting “out of school youth impacted by COVID and Typhoon Odette (up to 6 months). Affected families in Surigao Province by Typhoon Odette (RAI). The region of Surigao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22945 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -22945 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91582 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 8419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -250000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-124-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting rural and urban poor communities impacted by Typhoon Ulysses (VAMCO) in Luzon Typhoon Ulysses (Vamco) was the 21st tropical cyclone to strike the Philippines in 2020. The typhoon and subsequent flooding resulted in thousands of people relocating to evacuation centres. It is expected over the coming week to month/s many of these evacuation centres will close and residents will return to damaged homes to start life again. The project will target these returning families providing them with cash grants and/or NFI kitchen kits to support some resemble of return to normality. Basic household needs of 3000 affected families (approximately 15,000 individuals) in Luzon Province by Typhoon Ulysses are met over the next six months, enabling them to start rebuilding their future. Immediate relief assistance (non-food relief items and unconditional cash) is provided to 3000 affected families in Luzon Province by Typhoon Ulysses. The regions of Rizal, Quezon, Laguna and Cagayan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 335000 9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 273480 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -9425 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11102 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -11102 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -19500 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81497 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 335000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1367 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191983 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15,000 individuals (3.000 families) have been reached throughout the project through activities focusing on providing Food Items, Kitchen Set and Cash Assistance 15,000 individuals (3.000 families) have been reached throughout the project through activities focusing on providing Food Items, Kitchen Set and Cash Assistance NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-124-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Assistance to the communities affected by Super Typhoon Goni and Typhoon Vamco in Northern Luzon. 1 Nov Super Typhoon Goni Category 5 made its first landfall over Bato, Catanduanes causing significant damage to shelter, agriculture and infrastructure. 11 Nov Typhoon Vamco made its first landfall in the vicinity of Patnanungan, Quezon causing flash floods, landslides and severe flooding in Rizal Province and Mariquina City, National Capital Region. Targeted families will be assisted through interventions in shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, WASH, disaster risk reduction, community engagement and accountability as well as protection, gender and inclusion. Teams will adhere and practice all precautionary measures outlined in the Asia Pacific COVID-19-safe Best Practice Guide for Disaster response. The operation will be delivered in a manner that minimizes the risk of COVID-19 transmission for disaster-affected people. 120,000 people of the most vulnerable affected households Northern Luzon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 591667 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 555556 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 36111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 555556 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178 The Netherlands Red Cross Funding of emergency response for silent disasters globally. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 18417104 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 annual contribution to the Response pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 5016852 4710659 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 306193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4710659 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 annual contribution to the response pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 2205919 2071285 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2071285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 134634 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This information comes from the 2022 annual DREF report. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 annual contribution to the Response pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 2835563 -39937 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39937 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -39937 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2662500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 173063 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2875500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2875500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2662500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Adittional contribution to the DREF response pillar with the top-up received by the NL-MoFA in May 2025 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1479167 -20833 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1388889 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1388889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 90278 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 annual contribution to the Response pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 4113563 3862500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 251062 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3862500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-178-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 annual contribution to the Response pillar of the DREF The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 2766042 -38958 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38958 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -38958 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 525937 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 34186 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 525937 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2071285 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2071285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 134634 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-144 The Netherlands Red Cross The Emergency Appeal seeks CHF 11.6 million to support two National Societies – Democratic Republic of Congo Red Cross Society (DRC RC) and Rwanda Red Cross Society (RRCS) to deliver humanitarian assistance to and support early recovery for some 80,0000 people (displaced and host communities) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (70,000 people) and Rwanda (10,000 people) affected by multiple hazards and compounding humanitarian vulnerabilities caused by the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo for a period of 12 months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Volcanic eruption 350000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-144-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Emergency Appeal seeks CHF 11.6 million to support two National Societies – Democratic Republic of Congo Red Cross Society (DRC RC) and Rwanda Red Cross Society (RRCS) to deliver humanitarian assistance to and support early recovery for some 80,0000 people (displaced and host communities) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (70,000 people) and Rwanda (10,000 people) affected by multiple hazards and compounding humanitarian vulnerabilities caused by the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo for a period of 12 months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 328638 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 328638 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-195 The Netherlands Red Cross Community Based Health and Resilience (focus on mother and child care) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 743894 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-195-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To improve sustainable maternal and child health and wellbeing, leading to the empowerment of women a) Improving women’s health by buying into the overall national strategic approach to RMNCH by adopting and implementing the Safe Motherhood Action Groups (SMAGs) and Maternal Death Review (MDR) strategies within implementation area. Focus will be placed on the improvement of the health of pregnant and lactating women, as well as young children (first 1000 critical days), through community awareness and education that promote the utilization of the available Reproductive Maternal Neonatal and Child Health facilities and services, such as Child spacing (FP), adolescent reproductive health, ANC, delivery facilities, PNC, new-born care facilities and services and behaviour change strategies. The volunteers will be trained in CBHFA which is an approach to Health promotion activities to support communities in addressing the health challenges, the learning by doing approach. Project staff with District Health staff will look into the idea of supporting the communities with timely implementation. The project will also finish the construction of one Mothers shelter and construct one new Mothers shelter. b) Related to the WASH component, the focus will be increasing access to safe drinking water through drilling or rehabilitating boreholes, improved sanitation through promotion of construction of household latrines.. The project will endeavour to establish/reactivate water management committees before drilling/rehabilitation then train the committee, care takers, and pump menders, provision of maintenance kits and work in collaboration with the District council.. The project will train volunteers on Community Led Total Sanitation(CLTS) leading to construction of HHs latrines and certification of Open Defaecation Free(ODF) of the target communities. Volunteers will be trained in construction of model latrines that will be replicated in households across project implementation area and beyond. c) Empowering women by improving women’s social and economic status, which will lead to improved economic status for easy access to health services. . The power relations that impede women's attainment of healthy and fulfilling lives operate at many levels of society - from the most personal to the highly public. The project will focus on establishing group and individual IGAs through a micro-financing approach that targets pregnant and lactating mothers. This will be done through the involvement of the community in developing business plans for viable IGAs directly target the beneficiaries. Individuals and groups will be trained on business and financial management. Micro financing and revolving fund system will be established, and beneficiary groups will be aligned to MCDSS who will help with implementation and monitoring The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 743894 114 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 166648 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -178906 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -187323 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -207595 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -263020 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 678561 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -8400 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63199 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 70000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 191406 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6508 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 6891 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 1264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3445 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1914 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 67200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 1760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141588 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98578 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -98578 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 1054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92416 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95546 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 50057 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 3445 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 191406 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 3248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 46388 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61794 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 263020 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95756 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207 The Netherlands Red Cross On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Earthquake 40117426 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 995370 -4630 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 69444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1550404 1442236 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1442236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 108168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross PRCS-Syria branch deployment to Syria On February 6th 2023, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake occurred in southern Turkey near the northern border of Syria. This quake was followed approximately nine hours later by a magnitude 7.5 earthquake located around 59 miles (95 kilometers) to the Southwest. The earthquake was the most devastating to hit earthquake-prone Turkey in more than 20 years and was as strong as the one in 1939, the most powerful recorded there. Syria’s current complex humanitarian emergency is among the largest humanitarian crises in the world and the earthquake will only exacerbate the situation for the most vulnerable populations. In northwestern Syria, 4.1 million people already depend on humanitarian assistance, the majority of whom are women and children. However, getting aid to injured and affected people in the Syrian areas is likely to pose a major challenge, considering that Syria is not controlled by one authority. PRCS branch in Syria, and as agreed with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC), serves Palestinian Refugees in the Syria Refugee Camps. Since the first moments of the onset of the earthquake, PRCS initiated a disaster response operation on various levels: from health and medical interventions, to relief with food and non-food items, as well as mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services among others. In addition, PRCS is deploying teams from Palestine to support the effective and efficient ongoing operations of its teams in Syria, with experienced staff and volunteers in the fields of Emergency Medical Services, Disaster Management and Response and MHPSS. In light of the above, PRCS has launched a Call for Support, that is specified to the Response Operations of PRCS-Syria branch serving Palestinian Refugees in Syria. Palestinian refugees living in the affected areas Affected areas in Syria, including the refugee camps in Latakia, Aleppo and Hama The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 659560 33 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -289560 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 659560 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 370000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 370000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 214000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 289560 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 214000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75560 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75560 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 3100808 -776 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 776 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -776 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2884473 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2884473 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 216335 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3,5 M 3,5 M NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 1065000 -10269 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 65000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1990741 -9259 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9259 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -9259 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 9259 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -9259 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1851852 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1851852 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 138889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the TRC in the response to the Kahramamaraş Earthquake Operation. The strategy of the IFRC’s response will be to meet the immediate and early recovery needs of approximately 300,000 people affected in Kahramanmaraş province and the surrounding provinces. A magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in Türkiye at 4:17 am on 6 February 2023. Eighty-three aftershocks at a magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in Türkiye at 4:17 am on 6 February 2023. Eighty-three aftershocks at a maximum level of 6.7 followed the initial earthquake, and an additional separate earthquake of 7.6 occurred at 1:24 pm the following day in the same region. Through this Emergency Appeal (EA), TRC is aiming to expand their support to around 300,000 people in 10 cities who have been severely affected mainly due to the demolition of their houses in the earthquake. Across the 10 provinces affected by the earthquake in Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Hatay, Adıyaman, Malatya, Osmaniye, Kilis, Adana, Sanliurfa and Diyarbakir. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 16320336 -4084 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -4084 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -4084 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -418700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -31402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -418700 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2139535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 160465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2139535 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 13460872 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 13460872 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1009565 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC MENA Regional Delegation has been going through a transformative phase to ensure that it is agile, fit for purpose, and capable to enhance the MENA National Societies’ response to the current crises and in alignment with S2030 and the Agenda for Renewal. Aligned with the global IFRC secretariat’s approach to have greater impact with a harmonized and consistent approach, the MENA Regional Delegation will also support the systems that enable it to work as one coherent organization globally, but with a clear country focus. MENA Region Approach will focus on three main pillars: 1.People centered, 2.Prioritized 3. Positioned The starting point of the rationale of this approach is to place people at the center of our work – both in terms of the people we work with as well as the people we serve. By letting people be our guide, our culture will thrive and staff and people we serve will be empowered to create real change.  The second point is the need to prioritize our actions. We need to anticipate evolving trends and identify areas where we can maximize impact and transformational change for people most in need through smart and innovative responses.  When the central role of people and relevant priorities are established, we are well positioned to become a partner of choice for donors and other stakeholders to convene and influence humanitarian action and to assist Host National Societies to sustain relevant quality services over time.ritized The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 220000 -10115 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 55814 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 148837 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 55814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4186 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 148837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross The project aims at responding to the acute emergency WASH needs of the population affected by the earthquake in Aleppo City, Aleppo governorate. These will include vulnerable people affected by the earthquake and residing in various locations within the city. The project consists of rehabilitation of the equilibrium line. Response EQ NorCross’ main partner SARC is the primary provider of humanitarian services in Syria and has a lead operational role within the RCRC Movement, responding to the biggest humanitarian crisis in decades including in the provision of primary health care services, secondary and tertiary health care services as well as community-based health and care. In the area of health, SARC has recently signed an MoU with the Ministry of Health, assuring its special role in providing emergency health care and first aid. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 2024309 -221804 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 221804 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -221804 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 221804 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -221804 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1965349 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2024309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Rapid Response Personnel deployments to Turkiye in support of the earthquake response. Shelter IM in Turkiye and PMER in Syria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 90376 -271 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3597 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3955 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94751 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 7548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5809 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 378 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Automated Damage Assessment for Turkiye and Syria earthquake The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 65184 -298 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -39215 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 35947 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -35947 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 64184 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Too big to fail programme aims to stabilize water service delivery from the seven largest water facilities in Syria that serve 12 million people in eight cities by the end of 2026. This longer-term response is a preventative action that ultimately aims to mitigate widespread humanitarian consequences, while reinforcing the ability to respond to the sudden onset of conflict and natural hazards (e.g. earthquake). This program focuses on strengthening the resilience of critical water infrastructure facilities and the associated works that enable the delivery of safe water to the end user and aims to ensure inclusive and equitable access to safe water for residents, IDPs, returnees, and refugees in coordination with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC), local authorities (e.g. local water service providers), and external support agencies (e.g. other humanitarian actors). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 2000000 -19284 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19284 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -19284 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 19284 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -19284 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 1877934 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 995370 -4630 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 69444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross Communications NLRC team visit Türkiye for comms purposes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 2581 -369 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 377 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2581 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the TRC in the response to the Kahramamaraş Earthquake Operation. The strategy of the IFRC’s response will be to meet the immediate and early recovery needs of approximately 300,000 people affected in Kahramanmaraş province and the surrounding provinces. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Private donors department NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 450102 -6990 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 422631 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 27471 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 148358 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 235058 Incoming Commitment Private donors department NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 39215 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Total people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) together with the partner national societies aim to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society in the response to this Syria Earthquake. On the 6th of February at close to 4:17 am, a 7.8 degrees magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey near Syria’s northern border. The US Geological Survey said the earthquake was centered about 33 km (20 miles) from Gaziantep, a major city and provincial capital. Tremors were felt as far away as Lebanon, Greece, Palestine and the island of Cyprus. Another big earthquake was felt on the same day at around 1:24 pm local time, largely in the same affected areas. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. 300,000 affected people in the affected areas for a period of 11 months. Targeting will prioritize the most vulnerable groups such as separated families, female-headed households, children, people with disabilities and the elderly among other groups of special needs. Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartous. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1550404 1442236 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1442236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 108168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross HQ coordination costs to support Türkiye and Syria earthquake response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 82838 2175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2200 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2200 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2961 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11214 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -6372 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24131 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -24131 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75158 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the TRC in the response to the Kahramamaraş Earthquake Operation. The strategy of the IFRC’s response will be to meet the immediate and early recovery needs of approximately 300,000 people affected in Kahramanmaraş province and the surrounding provinces. A magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in Türkiye at 4:17 am on 6 February 2023. Eighty-three aftershocks at a magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in Türkiye at 4:17 am on 6 February 2023. Eighty-three aftershocks at a maximum level of 6.7 followed the initial earthquake, and an additional separate earthquake of 7.6 occurred at 1:24 pm the following day in the same region. Through this Emergency Appeal (EA), TRC is aiming to expand their support to around 300,000 people in 10 cities who have been severely affected mainly due to the demolition of their houses in the earthquake. Across the 10 provinces affected by the earthquake in Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Hatay, Adıyaman, Malatya, Osmaniye, Kilis, Adana, Sanliurfa and Diyarbakir. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 5972222 -27778 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 27778 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -27778 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 27778 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -27778 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 5555556 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 5555556 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 416667 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-207-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross LRC SAR mission EQ Turkey and Syria On February 6th 2023, several earthquakes hit southern Turkey and northern Syria, with the strongest one measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale. The epicenter was in Gaziantep, near the border of Turkey and Syria. Over 1,206 aftershocks have been recorded since then. The earthquake caused significant damage to north, central, south, and coastal areas of Syria, with Aleppo, Hama, Idleb, and Lattakia Governorates being hit the hardest. The disaster has caused immense damage to infrastructure and homes, leaving many people without necessities such as food, water, and shelter, as well as requiring medical and psychosocial assistance. As of February 12th, at least 5,791 people have died and 10,041 have been injured in Syria, with most of the deaths and injuries occurring in northwest Syria. By the 7th of March, reports identified that the overall death toll has surpassed 50,000 and 2.2 million people have been displaced, including 1.9 million who have relocated outside of the earthquake-impacted areas. The LRC has deployed two teams to support rescue and evacuations operations. People living in the affected areas Turkey and Syria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 141509 1 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 141509 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 141509 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189 The Netherlands Red Cross IFRC Core contribution 2022-2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 9050000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 annual contribution to the General Resources The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 1100000 1100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 annual contribution to IFRC Core contribution The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1100000 1100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 Core Contribution from NLRC to IFRC secretariate in Geneva The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 2150000 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1900000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1900000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1900000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1900000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 annual contribution to IFRC Core contribution The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1600000 1600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-189-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 IFRC Core Contribution from NLRC 2025 IFRC Core Contribution from NLRC 2025 IFRC Core Contribution from NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1600000 -1502347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -97653 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1502347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 97653 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-221 The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopia Crises to Resilience The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Complex emergency 648358 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-221-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC Technical Support towards the FCDO funded Crisis to Resilience project in ETHIOPIA In regions Afar, Amhara, Benishangul-Gumuz, Central Ethiopia, Oromia, and Tigray for Health and WASH interventions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 648358 13215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165541 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -165541 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 67323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191339 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 151133 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248475 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 24685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57421 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222 The Netherlands Red Cross Disaster response regional programme Middle East - North Africa The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 16112368 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-168-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Libya ICRC appeal in 2026, as it's underfunded, with the campaign money received for Lybia In Libya, political fragmentation continues to fuel tensions between institutions and armed groups aligned with them. Sporadic clashes between armed groups have caused deaths, injuries and displacement. The ICRC endeavours to promote respect for IHL among the pertinent parties, particularly in connection with protecting civilians and in clarifying the fate of missing people. The ICRC supports the local authorities and the Libyan Red Crescent in addressing the immediate needs of conflict-affected people linked to essential services and in maintaining family contact, and helps build their capacities in this regard. It will seek to visit people detained in connection with conflict, to monitor their treatment and living conditions. CRC operational priorities In 2026, the ICRC’s main priorities in this context will be to: increase respect for IHL among the authorities and weapon bearers, emphasizing the need to ensure protection for civilians; broaden acceptance for its neutral, impartial and independent humanitarian action, with a view to securing safe access to conflict-affected communities; address the protection-related concerns of IDPs, refugees and other civilians affected by conflict, including their need for family contact or news of their missing relatives; respond to their urgent needs during emergencies; support the local authorities and service providers in ensuring the sustainable provision of essential services, particularly health care, water and sanitation; raise awareness, among communities and the authorities, of the effects of weapon contamination; seek access to all detainees within its purview; support the authorities in ensuring that the treatment and living conditions of detainees meet internationally recognized standards; and maintain comprehensive support for the Libyan Red Crescent, to strengthen its institutional and operational capacities, and foster coordination with other Movement components in addressing humanitarian needs. Affected population in Libya All around Libya. ICRC has offices in Sabha, Benghazi and Tripoli. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 990262 929824 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 60439 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 929824 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This is a project to update details on surge deployment for Libya 2023. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 20166 -729 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5402 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6904 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6904 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross On 10 September, Storm Daniel tore across Libya and caused deadly flooding in Benghazi, Derna and several other cities in the north-eastern part of the country, some of which have been sites of armed conflict. Many neighborhoods were swept out to sea by the deluge – which brought waves as high as seven meters – while some remain submerged. flooding in Benghazi, Derna and several other cities in the north-eastern part of the country The ICRC has responded swiftly by organizing relief assistance for the most affected families, particularly in Derna and its surrounding areas. It has teams standing ready to distribute, with the Libyan Red Crescent Society, food items to up to 1,800 households, and essential household items (e.g. mattresses, kitchenware) and hygiene supplies to around 6,200 households. The ICRC is also gearing up to support the health ministry with donations of medicines and other medical supplies for primary-health-care centres. The ICRC is supporting the emergency response of the Libyan Red Crescent, particularly its efforts to manage human remains. It has donated 1,000 body bags and personal protective equipment to the Libyan Red Crescent and to the authorities. The ICRC is closely monitoring the situation in the flood-stricken areas to refine its response according to the needs and the evolution of the circumstances. It is working with the Libyan Red Crescent, the International Federation and other Movement components present in Libya to plan a cohesive emergency response. ready to distribute, with the Libyan Red Crescent Society, food items to up to 1,800 households, and essential household items (e.g. mattresses, kitchenware) and hygiene supplies to around 6,200 households. Benghazi, Derna and several other cities in the north-eastern part of the country, The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1000000 -73105 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 73105 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -73105 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 73105 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -73105 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 938967 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross The project runs for twelve months, from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027, and covers selected districts in Marib, Raymah, Sa'dah, Sana'a Governorate and Ad Dhali'. It combines food security, health and WASH interventions and is expected to reach 59,400 people in total. The locations were prioritised against the UNOCHA HNRP 2026, the JIAF 2026 severity analysis, the IPC results of May and June 2026, flood exposure, IDP presence and operational feasibility, with most classified at intersectoral severity level 4. fter nearly a decade of conflict, Yemen remains one of the most severe protracted crises in the world. The de facto truce has held since 2022, but the conflict is unresolved and the structural drivers of vulnerability, economic collapse and weakened public institutions, continue to deepen needs. The HNRP 2026 estimates that 22.3 million people, more than half the population, require humanitarian assistance and protection, including 5.2 million internally displaced. The health system is critically strained: only around 59 percent of facilities are fully functional, 19.3 million people need health assistance, immunisation coverage stands at roughly 63 percent and falls below 45 percent in hard-to-reach and frontline-adjacent districts, and cholera, measles and dengue remain endemic threats. Access is itself a determinant of mortality, with 70 percent of the rural population living more than thirty minutes from a functional emergency obstetric care centre. On the WASH side, 14.4 million people are in need, and the degradation of the Al Hodeidah and Aden networks carries a constant risk of explosive cholera transmission during the rainy seasons. Food insecurity compounds this picture. The IPC analysis of May and June 2026 places close to five million people in Government of Yemen controlled areas at Phase 3 or above, including some 1.4 million at Phase 4, and projects 5.4 million at Phase 3 or above during the June to September lean season, with 1.6 million at Phase 4. Levels are expected to remain critically high through the October to December harvest period, which indicates that seasonal production cannot offset conflict, currency depreciation and reduced humanitarian assistance. Since April 2026, heavy rains and flooding have added a further shock, affecting 83,713 people across 254 recorded incidents, with 30 deaths and 47 injuries, and destroying homes, roads, water systems and livelihoods. All of this unfolds against a severe response deficit: as of 17 June 2026 the HNRP was only 14.8 percent funded, up from 12.2 percent in April, which has forced the humanitarian community to target only 9.4 million of the people with the most acute needs. Food assistance to 1,200 vulnerable households, some 8,400 people, including the vulnerability assessment, the procurement and distribution of food parcels and post-distribution monitoring. Support to three YRCS primary health centres in Sa'dah, Sana'a Governorate and Ad Dhali', covering essential operational costs, the procurement of medicines and medical supplies and the strengthening of the referral system to higher-level hospitals, including ambulance costs, reaching approximately 36,000 people. Rehabilitation and upgrading of a strategic water supply system using climate-resilient and energy-efficient solutions, the establishment and training of community water committees and water quality monitoring at three sources, benefiting 15,000 people. Members of vulnerable communities affected by conflict in Yemen selected districts in Marib, Raymah, Sa'dah, Sana'a Governorate and Ad Dhali' The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 497685 462963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross A humanitarian health intervention led by the IFRC, worth €4.32 million, to support medical evacuations and recovery for Palestinians from Gaza through treatment, rehabilitation, and psychosocial care. Because Gaza’s health system has collapsed after months of conflict. Thousands of civilians, particularly children, suffer from severe injuries, chronic illnesses, disabilities, and trauma, while local hospitals are unable to provide care. By providing specialized hospital care, surgery, rehabilitation, psychosocial support, basic assistance, and family reunification services. In Egypt, ERCS also manages humanitarian logistics, processing thousands of aid trucks and ambulances into Gaza. The operation combines direct service delivery, coordination with ministries, and donor support to ensure sustained, dignified care for evacuees and host communities. It targets around 3,500 people: 500 evacuees and caregivers in Jordan and 3,000 in Egypt (including discharged patients and people in rehabilitation). Beneficiaries include war-wounded children, chronically ill patients, and their families. The operation covers Jordan and Egypt, implemented by the Jordan National Red Crescent Society (JNRCS) and the Egyptian Red Crescent Society (ERCS) under the IFRC Middle East Crisis Emergency Appeal (2025–2026). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 4359722 20278 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -20278 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4055556 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 304167 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4055556 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployment of a WASH Delegate from the Roster of the NLRC in Morocco from 16/07/2026 to 04/09/2026 to implement the WASH recommendations that resulted from the different EVCAs done in the country. Because the IFRC needs technical support from a water engineer to implement the recommendations resulting from the eVCAs done in the country which many have recommendations regarding WASH and specially pumping and sending water from one point to another Deployment of a WASH Delegate from the Roster of the NLRC in Morocco from 16/07/2026 to 04/09/2026 The inhabitants of the villages where the eVCAs where performed which are also affected people from the Morocco EQ Several douars in Earthquake affected areas. The person will be based in Rabat The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 34740 862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The vision for this operational strategy is to provide immediate relief while fostering medium to long-term recovery and resilience among affected communities in Syria. Given the evolving humanitarian landscape and the ongoing definition of SARC’s role and priorities in this new reality, the strategy remains adaptive and will be updated as needs, response efforts, and available resources continue to develop. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 532500 -7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5000000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC has launched an Emergency Appeal the complex emergency in Iran following large-scale military strikes that began on February 28, 2026. The operation requires a total funding amount of CHF 40 million to provide immediate life-saving assistance and long-term recovery support. Key intervention areas include search and rescue, emergency health services (including MHPSS), shelter, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and food security The crisis was triggered by widespread military attacks across more than 130 cities, resulting in over 1,300 deaths, thousands of injuries, and significant damage to critical infrastructure, including health facilities and water systems. The situation is aggravated by pre-existing socioeconomic stresses, such as high inflation and sanctions that limit access to essential medicines. Ongoing hostilities, coupled with environmental hazards like toxic smoke from oil depot strikes and a massive displacement of up to 3.2 million people, have created an urgent need for external humanitarian intervention to prevent further loss of life To address the crisis, the IFRC and Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) are implementing a multi-sectoral response that prioritizes search and rescue operations to assist over 3,500 people trapped or injured, alongside the distribution of emergency shelter and essential household items to 38,000 households. The operation provides critical health services, including primary healthcare and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for 3.5 million people, while also delivering food baskets to 80,000 households and hygiene kits to 38,000 families. Furthermore, the strategy focuses on risk communication regarding environmental hazards, such as toxic smoke and acidic rainfall, and strengthens the IRCS's digital resilience and logistics to overcome telecommunications outages and sanctions-related procurement challenges. The operation aims to assist 5 million people who are most affected by the hostilities and loss of essential services. Targeting prioritizes the most vulnerable groups, including women (24%), men (26%), and children under 18 (50%). Specific attention is given to displaced families, people with disabilities, older persons, low-income households, and the 3.5 million refugees (primarily Afghan nationals) currently hosted within Iran who face increased protection risks and service exclusions The emergency is national in scale, with impacts reported across more than 30 provinces in the Islamic Republic of Iran. While the strikes have affected over 130 cities and counties, the strategy specifically targets heavily impacted urban provinces such as Tehran, Isfahan, Kermanshah, and Hormozgan. Initial shelter and relief distributions are planned across 15 priority provinces, including East and West Azerbaijan, Khuzistan, Kurdistan, and Fars. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1831481 1203704 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 90278 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1203704 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The appeal was launched on 18 October 2023 to support the coordination and scale-up of the response to the crisis in the countries surrounding the occupied Palestinian territories. It complements the Palestine Red Crescent Society operation by supporting the Egyptian Red Crescent Society, the Lebanese Red Cross, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and the Jordan National Red Crescent Society, with a target of 1,363,821 people across the four countries. Its two structuring lines are the humanitarian supply corridors into Gaza through Egypt and Jordan, and the response to displacement and spillover in Lebanon and Syria. Please find attached the Operational Strategy, which sets out the plan in detail. n Gaza the humanitarian situation remains catastrophic, with mass displacement, near-total collapse of the health system and severe restrictions on the entry of relief. The strategy records that, as of November 2024, the conflict had caused more than 44,380 fatalities, displaced nearly two million people and damaged some 360,000 homes, with 40 percent of the population at high risk of famine and 1.84 million people in acute food insecurity, including 133,000 in catastrophic conditions. Access remains the binding constraint: limited crossing points, restrictions on permitted items, fuel shortages and warehouse congestion slow the pipeline and drive up costs, which is precisely why the logistics capacity of ERCS and JNRCS is central to this appeal. The regional spillover compounds the picture. In Lebanon the escalation from September 2024 displaced over 1.2 million people, damaged essential water, electricity, road and telecommunications infrastructure, forced health facilities to close and caused damage estimated at over one billion US dollars, while cholera and other outbreaks added pressure on an already overstretched system. In Syria, arrivals from Lebanon exceeded 500,000, straining a fragile socio-economic context and the capacity of SARC to absorb new caseloads. Across all four countries, the people most exposed are displaced households and host communities, unaccompanied and separated children, female-headed households, older persons, people with disabilities and those with chronic illnesses. The first axis is logistics: building and running the Egyptian and Jordanian corridors into Gaza through hubs, warehousing, bonded storage, handling equipment and fleet, so that humanitarian supplies can be received, consolidated and dispatched to PRCS when access allows. Its second axis is direct assistance to people affected by the spillover, which since September 2024 has shifted from preparedness to scaled-up response in Lebanon and Syria, covering emergency shelter and core relief items, food assistance, multi-purpose cash, emergency medical services and primary and secondary healthcare, MHPSS, blood transfusion services and WASH, alongside support to Palestinians medically evacuated from Gaza and their families. Protection, gender and inclusion, community engagement and accountability, and restoring family links run across all of it, with particular attention to unaccompanied children, female-headed households, older persons and people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. The largest single budget line, CHF 48.18 million, is National Society strengthening, meaning volunteer duty of care, branch development, logistics infrastructure and emergency operations capacity, which reflects a deliberate choice to keep the four National Societies able to respond as the crisis evolves rather than to move prematurely into recovery. People affected by the ILOT conflict and its ramifications The appeal supports four National Societies, the Egyptian Red Crescent, the Lebanese Red Cross, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and the Jordan National Red Crescent, in complementarity with the PRCS operation in Gaza, The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 1891204 1759259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 131944 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1759259 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-168-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Regional Office is asking for 20,000 to cover over-expenditures on two recent DREFs. Due to sanctions, logistics and transportation costs were difficult to budget precisely. Our contribution would cover only the logistics gap; it will not be used for salaries or overheads. Due to sanctions, logistics and transportation costs were difficult to budget precisely. 20,000 to cover over-expenditures on two recent DREFs. NA Iran The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 21300 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross SARC supported by the IFRC, is implementing a comprehensive response focused on the following actions: Emergency Medical Services: SARC volunteers are actively transporting the injured to national hospitals and providing trauma care. Assistance to People on the Move: Teams are stationed at transit points to provide humanitarian assistance and protection to those fleeing the hostilities. Relief Distribution: Several trucks carrying essential relief items have been dispatched to the affected governorates to address immediate survival needs. Preparedness and Mitigation: The plan includes scaling up preparedness actions to manage further mass displacements and mitigating the impacts of extreme weather through site improvements and essential supply replenishment. Syria is experiencing a disruption and an escalation in humanitarian needs following a major shift in hostilities in the North and Northeast. Please find attached the Since early January 2026, shifting territorial control and intensified conflict have led to mass displacement across the Aleppo, Ar-Raqqa, Deir Ez-Zor, and Al-Hasakeh governorates. This surge in violence has fundamentally altered the scope and scale of the existing emergency. Please find attached the extended flash update, which serves as an update of the also attached EA for Syria Complex Emergency, expanding its scope and reach. The protracted crisis in Syria over the past 13 years and the fragile humanitarian situation have now deepened significantly following intensified hostilities and rapid developments since 28 November 2024. The escalation resulted in mass displacement, destruction of critical infrastructure, and significant humanitarian needs. Over 1.1 million people have been displaced, with the potential for up to 1.5 million more if the violence continues. Many families are seeking shelter in overcrowded and underserved areas, and reports indicate significant civilian casualties, injuries, and shortages of food. Access to healthcare, protection, livelihoods, and basic services has been severely restricted due to ongoing hostilities and insecurity. 5 million people In all affected governates across the whole of Syria, specially in the Northeast The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 268750 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-222-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support Yemen Red Crescent Society in the response to Yemen floods. The overarching approach to this operation is to integrate short, sharp and focused interventions as much as possible within ongoing services and programmes of YRCS using the resources under this emergency appeal and targeting those affected by the floods, new activities can be also initiated as needed. This also includes where possible and relevant leveraging on the work that has been done (Health)response and Risk communication and community engagement and accountability) in Yemen and other initiatives around community health, livelihoods and cash and voucher assistance, and disaster preparedness. This will allow a smooth process and transition to the longer-term programmatic work of the National Society while addressing the current surge in humanitarian needs due to the current and anticipated floods so this will not be a stand-alone but integrated as per the above explanation where relevant and possible. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 798750 -11250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -11250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 591000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 39000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 454128 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-199 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme encompasses projects funded under the NL MoFA–NLRC Partnership (2022–2026) for Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas. See the specific areas as follows: *The Key Expertise Areas: Data & Digital, Financial Sustainability (FS) and Water/ Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH). *The Cross-Cutting Areas: Community Engagement & Accountability (CEA), Green Response, Mental Health & Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), and Protection, Gender & Inclusion (PGI). Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services 754228 13 (12 NS staff and 1 NLRC Delegate) benefited from the caring for staff and volunteers training - in French) 9 (4 NS staff and 4 NLRC Delegates) participated in the MHPSS Minimum Service Package Orientation Session that was organised both in French and English with the support of the IASC TWG (UNICEF) - virtually For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. For further information, please check see the Indicator Overview Sheet of the Key Expertise & Cross-Cutting Areas in SharePoint. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-199-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to strengthen the capacity of the South Sudan Red Cross Society (SSRC) to prevent, identify and respond to Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) concerns. By improving incident reporting mechanisms and related capacities, it supports a safer, more accountable and people-centred approach to humanitarian action. Through interactive PSEA training sessions. South Sudan Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 21828 611 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -16295 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 18117 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1828 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16295 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-199-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports part of the staff costs of the Financial Sustainability (FS) Advisors, enabling them to provide tailored guidance and support to National Society partners of the NLRC. 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Through technical guidance, coordination and capacity strengthening, it helps National Society partners integrate MHPSS across their programmes and operations. As a cross-cutting theme of the NLRC–Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Partnership, MHPSS contributes to more holistic and people-centred humanitarian action. 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Through advice, coordination and knowledge sharing, it helps strengthen environmentally sustainable approaches to humanitarian action and operations. 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It helps National Society partners strengthen their ability to identify and address protection risks, promote inclusion and ensure that humanitarian assistance reaches people in a safe, equitable and dignified manner. 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Solutions Reducing disaster risk by cultivating healthy ecosystems, safe communities, and thriving businesses. This project is part of the Nile Basin Initiative, a Red Cross program aiming to use the power of nature to reduce disaster risks with communities across the Nile River Basin. Over the course of 20 years, it seeks to test and then scale nature-based solutions together with communities in four countries: Sudan, South-Sudan, Ethiopia, and Uganda. The program explicitly shifts from sectoral projects, limited in time and space, to locally-initiated experimentation that addresses underlying causes of vulnerability together with expert partners. Integrating nature in humanitarian efforts is quite a paradigm shift for the Red Cross, but one that is already well underway. By experimenting and scaling nature-based solutions in the Nile River Basin, we contribute to this paradigm shift. The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 3271037 633663 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -633663 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -300000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 97354 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 145845 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross -97354 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -145845 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-162-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Unlocking the humanitarian potential of Nature-based Solutions in Sudan Reducing disaster risk in Sudan by cultivating healthy ecosystems, safe communities, and thriving businesses The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 244670 -219350 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -1337 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -840 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11833 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 840 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219350 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-162-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Working with Nature to Protect People - STREAM Ethiopia - Meta Meta The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross MetaMeta Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 85835 44848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85835 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-162-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The aim of this project is to test and scale Nature-based Solutions as a tool for humanitarian organizations to reduce disaster risks and support livelihoods that are suitable to a healthy ecosystem. The end goal is that people become safer in the face of natural hazards and other shocks. Nature-based Solutions can contribute to this, together with other interventions such as improved water management, and Disaster Risk Reduction, that will be included in the project. We believe that Nature-based Solutions contribute to three strongly interrelated goals that together reduce disaster risks: healthy ecosystems, safe communities, and economic opportunities. Nature, lives, and livelihoods are inextricably linked; where nature is degraded, survival and livelihoods are put at increased risk. Conversely, we experience numerous benefits if nature is protected and restored, such as reduced disaster risk and enhanced food and water security. In Egypt, 95% of the population live within a few kilometers of the Nile river, and their livelihoods are dependent on a healthy river ecosystem. Historically agriculture along the river has lived in partnership with the river’s regular flooding for improving soil conditions, and water availability for irrigation. However, some agricultural lands are increasingly under stress due to poor soil conditions, salination, and reduced river flow in the Nile river. This may lead to reduced agricultural outputs, reducing reliable income and increasing (staple) food prices, for the most vulnerable groups. Engagement with local communities, expert organizations and the larger Red Cross Movement is at the core of this project. Local communities will be engaged from the very first moment, both in the landscape assessments and the design and implementation of the pilot interventions. As the natural environment is not a key area of expertise for the Red Cross, we need to engage with expert organizations and other non-Movement partners that know more than we do. Communities living with the target areas of the project (Beni Suef governorate) and the ERC HQ in Cairo City Beni Suef governorate and Cairo city The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 342001 -28330 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society 143951 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society -80836 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society 2177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 684000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -342000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -162000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society 162000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Egyptian Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-162-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross HQ Coordination costs Nile Basin programme The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 96680 -5493 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 117050 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-276 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Assistance South Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 19705 -295 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-276-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency Assistance South Sudan July 2016 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 19705 -12833 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12833 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6084 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6084 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021 The Netherlands Red Cross A strong National Society is an organization that consistently delivers, through volunteers and staff, relevant countrywide services to vulnerable people sustained for as long as needed and that contributes to the strength of IFRC and the Movement. National Society development is, therefore, the work done to increase one or more of the relevance, quality, reach and sustainability of National Society services. It is these services which justify a National Society’s existence and, as such, are likely to provide a National Society with the domestic importance and legitimacy to attract the resources to sustain itself. In this programme we deliver support to our strategic partner National Societies in order to strengthen their organisational capacities on e.g. strategy development, governance&management, branch development, HR, communications and more. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 1459264 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Organizational Development Mali, costs covered by Financial Sustainability Own means The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 19588 6010 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9588 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross This is to finance the 7 National societies attending the Africa Regional First Aid Meeting in September 2023, in Senegal. The costs include accomodation, flights, meeting package, dinners etc. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 18000 14118 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross This is to support IFRC in organising the PAC in Nairobi, with the contribution of 60K. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 63900 63900 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development project The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 39182 -10143 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3244 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9182 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development Project of the Netherlands Red Cross and Croix Rouge Beninoise The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross of Benin Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 98377 -3569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98377 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross This is to allocate the costs used for the Localisation Alliance for Financial Sustainability meeting in the Hague. This comprises of small costs related to travels of our country reps, small budgets used at the event venue, and materials used for the event. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 57509 -1152 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -57510 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 57510 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 36744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57510 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 14909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Organizational Development CAR, costs covered by Financial Sustainability Own means The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Multisector aid for basic social services 14000 -13653 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13653 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -13653 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development support by the Netherlands Red Cross of the Zambian Red Cross Society 1. Core cost support 2. Strategy Development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 253035 -97 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 824 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1336 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -2063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65118 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13584 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5147 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 7193 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4739 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -17079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8681 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -20476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -22572 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22572 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 20476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3614 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 51589 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -13462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21868 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88783 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 84619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross 15K contribution to travel budget NSD position in Harare cluster The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 15975 14085 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development support by the Netherlands Red Cross of the Zambian Red Cross Society in 2022 1. Core cost support 2. Strategy Development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 81000 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23474 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1526 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21439 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -45 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 135 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 80000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 18542 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 26387 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2446 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to contribute to create a more effective and durable Host Red Cross and Red Crescent Society in 2021. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 58680 -3571 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -18000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45364 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7985 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross 30K to the NSD delegate position in Addis cluster of IFRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 31950 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -30000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development Own Means FSU 2023 to be used for 2024 Organizational Capacity Building CRCI-IFRC (20K for leadership workshop for IC) - High level meeting in Niamy Côte d'Ivoire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 20000 -3000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 23000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project is to contribute to create a more effective and durable Host Red Cross and Red Crescent Society in 2022 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 73680 -934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 56834 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 9964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 3571 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Organizational Development Côte d'Ivoire, costs covered by Financial Sustainability Own means The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 52000 -23020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Organisational Development support by the Netherlands Red Cross of the Zambian Red Cross Society in 2021 1. Core cost support 2. Strategy Development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 90000 -139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -135 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -2446 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 89479 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -135 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34625 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 23445 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1496 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 7724 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-021-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Continued support to ZRCS on various areas under OD (NSD) including support to the internal audit function (roll out), as well as more core cost subsidy that have been decreased annually (eg now 25% salary support SG position, before 50% etc). Additionally support to IFRC Cluster - monitoring costs NSD position The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 87059 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14135 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 919 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 15055 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11004 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 16299 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 29701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052 The Netherlands Red Cross Projects focussing on water & sanitation facilities and hygiëne promotion in schools in Lebanon Projects focussing on solarization of WASH Infrastructure and solar trailers The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 619761 23582 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23582 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15222 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -15222 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -27363 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 27363 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10474 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7962 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26797 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to Lebanese schools that host both children of Syrian refugee population and host communities. The project supports the water and sanitation structures in the schools, as well as promotion of hygiene practices among the pupils. With the help of the WASH in Schools II project, the LRC WASH team can thus promote safer hygiene practices, which is especially important in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Lebanese schools' capacity is overstretched, as they are providing education to both local population and refugees. Often in two shifts per day. Drop-out rates are at risk of rising, due to insufficient water and sanitation in the schools to provide a clean and safe environment for girls and boys. This project aim is to strengthen the community’s resilience and prevent waterborne diseases. The project will enable and ensure healthy and dignified educational conditions for students in Lebanese public schools whether they are Syrian refugees or from vulnerable Lebanese families through strengthened hygienic behaviors, provision of safe water, improved sanitary conditions, and environmentally sustainable interventions. The Lebanese Red Cross provides 'hardware' support: repairing water tanks, toilets, assessing privacy and safety levels. In addition, 'software' activities: hygiene promotion and installation of sanitation committees composed of school children. Netherlands Red Cross and Lebanese Red Cross Lebanon - areas that host Syrian refugees. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Private donors department NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 162826 -19630 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 10474 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment Private donors department NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7657 Incoming Commitment Private donors department NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 40429 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 143221 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 102792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6412 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5742 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9187 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26797 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7962 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The acquisition of two additional solar trailers for LRC. This expansion of solar trailer deployment is envisioned as a pivotal enhancement to LRC's operational efficiency and responsiveness on a nationwide scale. The strategic usage of these additional solar trailers holds the potential to significantly reduce emergency response times, thereby fortifying LRC's ability to address crises swiftly and effectively throughout the entire country. Upon receipt, the solar trailers will be securely stored in the central warehouse, ensuring their accessibility and readiness for deployment. The solar trailers are indispensable for a wide array of intervention and support activities, including: - BTS Blood Drive Campaigns - Search and Rescue (SAR) and Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Missions - Vaccination Projects - Emergency Operations - Electricity Support for LRC Centers The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 86340 632 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -66 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -66 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13266 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 12634 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 72078 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -42656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1641 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1094 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1641 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Pilot WASH in Schools - The overall aim of the project is to pilot the WASH in schools approach in two schools in Lebanon. A WASH survey done on a sample of Lebanese public schools in 2008 showed that these schools mainly rely on piped networks (67%) and groundwater (18%) as drinking water sources, the remaining options being tanks (water trucking), bottled water and surface water. The water supply through municipal networks is regularly interrupted, which implies that the schools might have used alternative water sources and that the risk of contamination of piped water is high (low pressure, non-continuous circulation). Moreover, ground water contamination has to be considered; either through unsafe septic tanks (cesspits) or due to infiltration of saltwater in the aquifers. Water quality in schools is normally monitored though with long intervals and general maintenance of the water supply equipment remains an important issue. Different methods are used for treatment of drinking water on school premises, the main one being filtration and chlorination, reaching about 25% of the institutions. Soap is available in less than 50% of the schools, which represents another important risk for diarrheal disease contamination. Globally the ratio of toilets per students is of 9 to 100, but data on effective access, functionality and user-friendliness is lacking. This project aims to increased awareness among school staff and students on ecofriendly practices that are applicable to their schools. Therefore, by the end of the project the targeted School staff and students will havehad increased their knowledge on Eco-friendly practices and have had access to WASH hardware within their premises Lebanese Red Cross Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 40625 -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1611 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -1805 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 37276 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -37037 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 37037 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 63 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37037 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40625 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Solarization of WASH Infrastructure in Lebanon, in response to both the Cholera outbreak and the economic / financial crisis Cholera is a bacterial infection caused by a bacteria called Vibrio Cholera and can be caught by drinking or eating contaminated water and food. The first case in the region was detected in Syria on the 10th of September 2022. The virus rapidly spread, crossing the border into Lebanon. The first cholera case in Lebanon was reported on the 5th of October, and by the 13th of October, Lebanon has reported 29 confirmed cases in Akkar and Baalbek governorates. Based on the current context of water service operation, there is a need to provide water pumping and chlorination stations, as well as other water infrastructure, with an alternative source of energy. This project aim is to Reduce the national risk of cholera transmission by ensuring an improved access to safe water within the host communities and the Syrian refugees in Informal settlements. Similar projects conducted by LRC WASH team for solarization of water pumping and chlorination station in North Lebanon reached 10,000 beneficiaries. Consequently, this project is expected to solarize 1 system and thus reach around 1,000 beneficiaries. National Level concentrating on Cholera hotspots The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 98730 -6079 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3565 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2585 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2543 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -191 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 980 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -53593 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 98730 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 42752 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 38281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6855 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7835 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7835 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4253 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 53593 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 51041 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 34028 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to Lebanese schools that host both children of Syrian refugee population and host communities. The project supports the water and sanitation structures in the schools, as well as promotion of hygiene practices among the pupils. With the help of the WASH in Schools II project, the LRC WASH team can thus promote safer hygiene practices, which is especially important in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Lebanon is experiencing an unprecedented protracted crisis that strained the country’s resilience and crippled the country’s ability to provide basic services. Lebanese schools' capacity is overstretched, as they are providing education to both local population and refugees. Often in two shifts per day. Drop-out rates are at risk of rising, due to insufficient water and sanitation in the schools to provide a clean and safe environment for girls and boys. This project aim is to strengthen the community’s resilience and prevent waterborne diseases. This project aim is to improve water and sanitation infrastructure and hygiene practices to reduce exposure of vulnerable communities to WASH-related diseases, increase their resilience, and preserve their dignity through environmentally sustainable approaches. This project will achieve the strategic objective through the following outcomes and outputs: Outcome 1: Institutions have improved access to safe water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices through environmentally sustainable infrastructure and participatory approaches Output 1.1: Institutions water systems are rehabilitated to provide safe water supply Output 1.2: Water networks linking water sources to institutions provide safe water supply Output 1.3: Environmentally sustainable infrastructure is installed for sufficient operational systems Output 1.4: Individuals in institutions have access to safe systems that ensure hygienic disposal and management of excreta Output 1.5: Institutions are safe from accumulation of stagnant storm water Output 1.6: Students are utilizing the appropriate hygiene items effectively 1260 students (Three public schools with an average of 420 students per school). Lebanon - areas that host Syrian refugees. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Private donors department NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 99365 -1871 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -6355 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 2608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 19630 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment Private donors department NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 69039 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 25809 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 99365 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 38281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-052-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is to improve water and sanitation infrastructure and hygiene practices in schools in order to reduce exposure of vulnerable communities to WASH-related diseases, increase their resilience, and preserve their dignity through environmentally sustainable approaches The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 131877 -8051 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 4933 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -4933 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -4933 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -57287 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -48890 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 44485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -3565 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3565 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 131877 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 78572 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 191 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20001 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20001 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 76563 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-053 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to migrants in Europe as part of large population movements. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 501167 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-053-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross • Migration response in Serbia: EUR 42.298.93 We can confirm that this funding will be fully utilized for Serbia migration response. • PGI and THB training: EUR 18.000 Please see below details with regards to the training o Title: PGI and THB training o Participants: primarily PGI focal points from Europe region will be invited, selection will be done based on the ToR. Participation will be open to participants engaged in migration activities as well, in case PGI focal points will not be available within the National Societies invited. o Location: IFRC Regional Office for Europe, Budapest o Duration: 4 days o Possible dates: TBC o Total budget needed: 20,500 CHF (equivalent of 18,000 EUR) composed of the following:  CHF 15,000 for workshop  CHF 3,000 for covering preparation costs (coordination meetings etc.)  CHF 2,500 for printing of the toolkit NB. indicative amounts • IM position: EUR 32.000 We can confirm that out of the pledge EUR 32.000 will be utilized for the IM position. We have however been in intensive discussion with our colleagues in ROE and Geneva regarding the IM work and how to ensure continuity and sustainability. We have taken into consideration (1) previous experience and related challenges in terms of ensuring funding for IM (including the cost for position and activities), (2) practice in other regions and (3) potential opportunity for the regional IM colleague to support global initiatives as well (specifically mobile data collection work) and concluded that, in order to ensure sustainability of the ongoing work and have longer term commitment to the IM file, we should try and switch from delegate position to locally recruited one. We believe that this solution of having a local staff member contributing not only to the regional strategy but also to global priorities, would be more sustainable and cost-efficient. In light of this we would like to propose to use the EUR 32,000 to cover a 2-month extension of Federica’s contract (CHF 21,000 = EUR 18,500) and in the meantime with Federica’s support to recruit and train a local IM colleague, and use the remaining funds to cover partly his/her activities and salary costs for four initial months. Serbia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Gender Equality 99221 92299 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6922 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 42299 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-053-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of some 3.3 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina (RCSBiH) to deliver assistance and support to up to 7,600 migrants every two weeks for a period of 12 months, as well as 1,500 households from local community for a period of two months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: shelter (Non-Food Items – NFIs); livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI);, and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR Most migrants in the country are sheltered in ten centres across Una-Sana Canton, Sarajevo Canton, Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, and the Republika of Srpska (please refer to the map in the annex). The RCSBiH has been supporting people in these centres with food, hygiene items, Non-Food Items (NFI) including blankets, mattresses, sleeping bags and clothes, first aid, Restoring Family Links services, and awareness information about mines and other explosive remnants of war which are a potential threat along the migration route. shelter (Non-Food Items – NFIs); livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI);, and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). 7,600 migrants 1,500 households from local community Bosnia and Herzegovina The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 301945 -93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18125 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1178 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18125 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 30650 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1992 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30650 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-053-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross revised EA for BiH- check PRJ13-053-0001 This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of some 3.3 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina (RCSBiH) to deliver assistance and support to up to 7,600 migrants every two weeks for a period of 12 months, as well as 1,500 households from local community for a period of two months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: shelter (Non-Food Items – NFIs); livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI);, and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032 The Netherlands Red Cross This appeal will increase its scope to other affected countries based on the evolution of the situation and new migratory routes, regional coordination and response and preparedness actions; it will also support the current country-level actions and the Movement operations that are not covered by IFRC programmatic funding (such as the Monarch programme). The aim of this appeal is to strengthen and scale-up operational support, coordination, communication, capacity development and preparedness for affected regional countries and to prepare for potential new population movement crises in other countries in the Americas. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 3783642 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross The planned response reflects the current situation which is evolving, and will be adjusted based on further assessments, contingencies and emerging issues. Due to the pressing need to expand the provision of health and WASH services, activities that have not been covered by the IFRC Venezuela Country Office Plan will be included under this Appeal, and the Country Office Plan will be reviewed to ensure full complementarity and avoid duplications. Medical equipment needs replacement and urgent maintenance to cover the high demand for medical services, throughout the wider public health care system, including VRC health network. Also, national power outages have caused the deterioration of the functioning conditions in the health facilities, which generates an immediate need to invest in a better operative integrity in case of presenting or prolonging the difficulties of having continuous electrical sources in public health installations. Medical equipment, including power generators, are particularly in demand. Appealppeal ppeal Health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) related activities. 650,000 people will be assisted Venezuela The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 800000 55814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 744186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 744186 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The planned response reflects the current situation which is evolving, and will be adjusted based on further assessments, contingencies and emerging issues. Due to the pressing need to expand the provision of health and WASH services, activities that have not been covered by the IFRC Venezuela Country Office Plan will be included under this Appeal, and the Country Office Plan will be reviewed to ensure full complementarity and avoid duplications. Medical equipment needs replacement and urgent maintenance to cover the high demand for medical services, throughout the wider public health care system, including VRC health network. Also, national power outages have caused the deterioration of the functioning conditions in the health facilities, which generates an immediate need to invest in a better operative integrity in case of presenting or prolonging the difficulties of having continuous electrical sources in public health installations. Medical equipment, including power generators, are particularly in demand. Appealppeal ppeal Venezuela: Venezuela: Health Emergency Emergency Emergency Venezuelan RC volunteers providing health care services. Source: Venezuelan RC 2018 Health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) related activities. 650,000 people will be assisted Venezuela The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 400000 24413 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 375587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Migration crisis Venezuela The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Stichting 't Trekpaert Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 101562 7430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 76562 Incoming Commitment Stichting 't Trekpaert The Netherlands Red Cross 26562 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Venezuela Crisis-General The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 131773 -53977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 53977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -53977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 53977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -53977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56593 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 129157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129157 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross FACT communication mission - in support of IFRC Venezuela appeal and for NLRC communication materials The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 13217 -3783 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3783 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3783 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Migration crisis Aruba To support refugees from venezuela (focus refugees that fled on their own) Sixfold: Health, Household items, food distribution, Psychosocial assistance, RFL, Shelter. Red Cross Aruba Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 126297 151 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3991 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -151 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3991 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3991 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -60408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 25036 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 50248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 60408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 55000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 12644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85427 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -85427 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44797 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 21372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 85490 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (hereafter Venezuela) continues to endure the effects of a deteriorating economy – in particular, shortages of essential goods, lack of basic services and hyperinflation. Small demonstrations, mainly in relation to socio-economic issues, are a frequent occurrence; these sometimes lead to casualties and arrests. High levels of organized armed violence and criminality persist in urban places and border areas. Police forces are usually aided by the military during law enforcement operations. ff The situation in Venezuela has led people to search for better living conditions and income-generating opportunities elsewhere, in border areas or overseas. People leave the country by land to neighbouring countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador; others travel by sea to nearby islands in the Caribbean. ff Some armed groups involved in the conflict in Colombia are active in areas along the Venezuela-Colombia border; skirmishes and other violence have occurred in these areas. Guyana and Venezuela are locked in a border dispute. ff In Trinidad and Tobago, some people are alleged to have been recruited into fighting forces abroad. In violence-prone areas in Venezuela, such as parts of Caracas and those along the country’s border with Colombia, young people are particularly susceptible to criminal behaviour, owing to poverty and scarcity of job opportunities; their education is often disrupted by violence. There are reports on the use of excessive force during security operations in these areas. ff Wounded and sick people in Venezuela have difficulty obtaining appropriate care. Many health and medical facilities have insufficient supplies of medicines and equipment. ff Communities living in areas along the Venezuela-Colombia border, and the people that they host, lack access to adequate health, water and sanitation facilities. They continue to be affected by the armed conflicts in Colombia. ff People on their way out of Venezuela have limited access to basic services, and risk falling out of touch with their families; those who cross dangerous border areas are especially vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Migrants who arrive in Caribbean islands and other destinations face similar challenges (see also Brasilia, Colombia and Lima). Irregular migrants in Curaçao, and Trinidad and Tobago, are often detained and/or deported. ff Some detainees in Venezuela are reportedly held at times in unsuitable or overcrowded places of detention – as a result of protracted judicial procedures. ICRC OPERATIONAL PRIORITIES In 2019, the main priorities of the ICRC’s regional delegation in Caracas will be to: ff with the Venezuelan Red Cross and other local partners, step up efforts to help vulnerable people in violenceprone areas in Venezuela to cope with their situation and build their resilience to the effects of violence; ff continue to help further develop the capacities of emergency responders and medical professionals – including those from the health ministry – working in violence-prone areas; maintain support for the National Society’s basic health services for people in areas along the Venezuela-Colombia border; ff help people separated from their families owing to violence, migration or detention to contact each other; build the capacities of pertinent Movement components in restoring family links and strengthen coordination with them, with a view to enhancing activities for vulnerable migrants in the region; ff sustain dialogue with detaining authorities in Venezuela on securing access to detainees within the ICRC’s purview; engage the pertinent authorities in Curaçao, and Trinidad and Tobago, in dialogue on maintaining access to detained migrants there; and ff continue to support the incorporation of international policing standards and IHL in police and military procedures; expand its efforts to further understanding of applicable international norms and humanitarian issues, and broaden support for the Movement, among civil society and the general public. 5500 people Caracas - Venezuela The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote SIMS coordination for the activities related to the crisis in Venezuela (and neighboring countries) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 8591 8591 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross According to UNHCR, over three million people have departed from Venezuela to other countries in the Americas by air, land or sea; over 5,000 Venezuelan nationals daily cross the different borders in the subregion. This is one of the largest migrations from a single country in the recent history of the region. Migrants experience situations of vulnerability as they are exposed to human trafficking, abuse, exploitation and violence This Emergency Appeal seeks funds to reach this population with a range of services that are aimed at preserving the dignity of people on the move and strengthening their wellbeing. This operation aims to provide humanitarian aid in the following areas of focus: shelter; livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene promotion; protection, gender and inclusion (PGI). This appeal also aims to reinforce National Societies’ capacities to provide services to the migrant population. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs , WASH and Health Up to 283,000 people to be assisted in the Americas region Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Guyana, Panama, Peru, TT and Uruguay The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 30516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 469484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge deployment of an Information Management Delegate towards IFRC Americas for a scoping mission in the regions for scaling up the assistance The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 13900 12552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13900 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal revision seeks a total of 2,500,414 Swiss francs to enable the IFRC to support the Colombian Red Cross Society (CRCS) to deliver assistance and support to 120,000 people for 12 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation: shelter; livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene; protection, gender and inclusion; and migration actions. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation, and it will be adjusted based on further developments and more detailed assessments. Details are available in the Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) The Colombia-Venezuela border has been experiencing a constant mixed migratory flow of people since mid-2017, who use Colombia as a transit zone, temporary shelter or a supply point. Areas of focus are Shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, WASH, proteciton, gender and inclusion, migration Provide humanitarian assistance to protect the lives, health and dignity of 120,000 people affected by the migratory situation. In the departments of Arauca, Boyaca, Cesar, Guajira, Guainía, Norte de Santander, Nariño and Vichada. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 200000 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This Regional Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 7.4 million Swiss francs to enable the IFRC to support National Societies on the scaling up of their response to the increasing population movement in the Americas, supporting initially Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Guyana, Panama, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago and Uruguay to deliver assistance to 200,000 people (including host communities) for 12 months, with a focus on the following areas: shelter, livelihoods and basic need, health, water and sanitation, protection, gender and inclusion (PGI) and migration. This appeal will increase its scope to other affected countries based on the evolution of the situation and new migratory routes, regional coordination and response and preparedness actions; it will also support the current country-level actions and the Movement operations that are not covered by IFRC programmatic funding (such as the Monarch programme). The aim of this appeal is to strengthen and scale-up operational support, coordination, communication, capacity development and preparedness for affected regional countries and to prepare for potential new population movement crises in other countries in the Americas. Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water, sanitation and hygiëne and Protection, Gender and Inclusion 200,000 people region Americas region Americas. migrants who crossed from Venezuela in Colombia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 400000 24413 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 375587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Migration crisis in Venezuala To provide assistance to the undocumented migrants from Venezuela on Aruba six fold approach: Education, Health, Food distribution, Advocacy, Shelter and RFL Red Cross Aruba with support of two delegates. Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba DOB Emergency Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 237144 -18872 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3828 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 4019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3438 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 3438 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 158691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65642 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 4011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 174536 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross -174536 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 9909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 5499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229688 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 3881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72666 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross Responding to La Niña Phenomenon and flooding in Venezuela. MAAVE003 Since January 2022, due to the beginning of the La Niña phenomenon and other hydrometeorological variations such as warming of Atlantic Ocean have caused heavy rains. As a result, the states of Mérida, Zulia, Trujillo, Táchira, and the Capital District and Greater Caracas were declared in an emergency state on April 27, according to Official Gazette No. 42.364, Decree No. 4.682. Consequently, the re-channelling of the Zulia River in southern Lake Maracaibo, an orange alert has been declared in the Zulia region since May 27. To assist 300 families in the states of Merida, Táchira and Zulia in water, sanitation, and hygiene, health, including mental health and psychosocial support. 56,778 people the states of Mérida, Zulia, Trujillo, Táchira, and the Capital District and Greater Caracas The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 233716 -1315 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -727 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 141315 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 78137 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 217410 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16306 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-032-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for access to health care for vulnerable households / uninsured persons in Aruba Because they have no access to health insurance, which means that medical assistance is refused or unaffordable. By giving extremely vulnerable households access to primary care, necessary medication and medically necessary primary care such as midwife care uninsured people on Aruba incl migrants Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Stichting 't Trekpaard Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 60342 84 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17742 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 47291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 43000 Incoming Commitment Stichting 't Trekpaard The Netherlands Red Cross 60342 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035 The Netherlands Red Cross Ebola Outbreak. The affected area is very remote with limited mobile telephone networks and difficult road conditions. The estimated distance from the epicentre to the capital of the Equateur province, Mbandaka, is 280km by road and can also be accessed via an airstrip that is 8km away from Bikoro, and the distance between the airstrip and Ikoko Impenge is approximately 30 km. This area of DRC has not suffered previous documented EVD outbreaks before the current outbreak. The outbreak is currently affecting the Equateur province with a population of approximately 2.5 million. 3 Health Zones of Bikoro, Iboko and Wangata in Equateur province have reported suspected cases. Wangata Health Zone, Mbandaka city, is an urban area with population over 1 million, and a transport hub of the River Congo. The spread of the disease to an urban area, with limited safe treatment and isolation facilities, brings additional risks. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1328173 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Twelve months on, the virus continues to transmit at worrying levels. As of 15 September 2019 there have been a total of 3,129 cases and 2,095 deaths. The outbreak is still spreading fast and in the past 21 days there have been 209 cases. It is likely that this number is higher and some cases may not have been reported due to insecurity. This is the tenth and largest Ebola outbreak ever experienced in DRC and the second largest outbreak in the world after the 2014 outbreak in West-Africa. The situation in North Kivu is exacerbated by weakened health systems, endemic health issues, highly insecure areas, political instability and migratory flows. There have been several cases reported in Goma and as this is a major city in DRC, it dramatically increases the chances the outbreak spreading unless it is contained immediately. Water, Sanitation & Hygiëne. Medical & first aid. Population around the area of Ebola outbreak. North Kivu The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 244617 229688 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 229688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised One International Appeal (OIA) seeks a total of some 31.5 m Swiss francs, increased from 9.1M Swiss francs, to enable the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (Movement) to deliver assistance and support response to and containment of the current Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and neighbouring countries that are at risk (Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan). This revised OIA aims to support 15.5 million people for 15 months with a specific focus on five pillars of the Movement’s Ebola response: Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE), Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) support to health facilities and at community level, Safe and Dignified Burials (SDBs), Psychosocial support (PSS); as well as capacity strengthening of the Red Cross National Societies in all five countries. The activities in this appeal will focus on scaling-up the response in affected health zones in the DRC, while at the same time enhancing activities in the surrounding health zones, provinces, and priority countries bordering DRC to encircle and contain the current outbreak. The activities in this revised OIA are fully aligned with the DRC National Strategic Response Plan (SRP3) and WHO Regional Strategic EVD Readiness Preparedness Plan and will continue to be implemented in close collaboration with the respective Ministries of Health, the World Health Organization (WHO) and other organisations in each country. The Ebola response in North Kivu and Ituri is currently being driven by an ongoing expansion within ‘hot spot’ health areas in key health zones through ‘super spreading’ cells by a highly mobile population and intra-familial infections. The response has been complicated by violence and insecurity, making it difficult to sustain downward trends in the outbreak. While not classified as a public health emergency of international concern, the complex security situation—including mistrust of some of the population of health authorities and humanitarian organizations—the risk of spread to neighbouring countries and new health zones/provinces in DRC remains very high. The WHO has called for intensified epidemic response activities in DR Congo and in neighbouring countries to avoid worsening conditions and further spread of the virus. The response will continue to focus in all targeted countries on the five pillars activities which are the strength of the Movement but differentiated according to the specific situation of each national context, seeking to build complementarities and avoid duplication through continued coordination with the respective Ministries of Health and other health sector partners. Each country’s specific plan builds on activities which have already been completed under previous Ebola preparedness Disaster Relief and Emergency Fund operations (DREFs), all of which finished in the first quarter of 2019. Health and WASH 15,426,970 people to be assisted DR Congo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Given the persistence of the disease, it is crucial to maintain the efforts made so far and to increase efforts to stop the spread of this outbreak in other areas not yet affected by the epidemic. Aligned with the revised SRP4, the operational timeframe of the OIA extends to 21 February 2020 and focuses on community ownership of response activities. The Ebola response in DR Congoi is currently being driven by an ongoing expansion within ‘hot spot’ health areas in key health zones through ‘super spreading’ cells by a highly mobile population and intra-familial infections. The response has been complicated by violence and insecurity, making it difficult to sustain downward trends in the outbreak. While not classified as a public health emergency of international concern, the complex security situation—including mistrust of some of the population of health authorities and humanitarian organizations—the risk of spread to neighbouring countries and new health zones/provinces in DRC remains very high. The WHO has called for intensified epidemic response activities in DR Congo and in neighbouring countries to avoid worsening conditions and further spread of the virus. Health and Protection, Gender and Inclusion 15.5 mllion people to be assisted DR Congo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 30516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 469484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Ebola Outbreak. The outbreak is currently affecting the Equateur province with a population of approximately 2.5 million. 3 Health Zones of Bikoro, Iboko and Wangata in Equateur province have reported suspected cases. Wangata Health Zone, Mbandaka city, is an urban area with population over 1 million, and a transport hub of the River Congo. The spread of the disease to an urban area, with limited safe treatment and isolation facilities, brings additional risks. The affected area is very remote with limited mobile telephone networks and difficult road conditions. The estimated distance from the epicentre to the capital of the Equateur province, Mbandaka, is 280km by road and can also be accessed via an airstrip that is 8km away from Bikoro, and the distance between the airstrip and Ikoko Impenge is approximately 30 km. This area of DRC has not suffered previous documented EVD outbreaks before the current outbreak. Water, Sanitation & Hygiëne. Medical & first aid. Population around the area of Ebola outbreak. Equateur province, Zones of Bikoro, Iboko and Wangata and Mbandaka city The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 -16135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 328638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328638 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Ebola Outbreak. The outbreak is currently affecting the Equateur province with a population of approximately 2.5 million. 3 Health Zones of Bikoro, Iboko and Wangata in Equateur province have reported suspected cases. Wangata Health Zone, Mbandaka city, is an urban area with population over 1 million, and a transport hub of the River Congo. The spread of the disease to an urban area, with limited safe treatment and isolation facilities, brings additional risks. The affected area is very remote with limited mobile telephone networks and difficult road conditions. The estimated distance from the epicentre to the capital of the Equateur province, Mbandaka, is 280km by road and can also be accessed via an airstrip that is 8km away from Bikoro, and the distance between the airstrip and Ikoko Impenge is approximately 30 km. This area of DRC has not suffered previous documented EVD outbreaks before the current outbreak. Water, Sanitation & Hygiëne. Medical & first aid. Population around the area of Ebola outbreak. Equateur province, Zones of Bikoro, Iboko and Wangata and Mbandaka city The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 130000 122066 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 122066 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-035-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross HR deployments to support IFRC EA in response to Ebola outbreak in Nord-Kivu, DRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 3555 1378 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 484 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1693 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-040 The Netherlands Red Cross Open Studio is part of the Palestinian Red Crescent hospital and rehabilitation clinic El Amal-City, in Khan Younis, Gaza. In this after-school centre, children with and without a handicap participate in a variety of activities that stimulate curiosity and creativity. Expression through art, dance and sports helps the children cope with the realities of living in Gaza. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 99511 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-040-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Open Studio is an after-school recreational center located in PRCS’s Khan Younis Branch “Center of Ability” where both disabled and non-disabled children participate in a variety of activities designed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and exploration. Open Studio was first started in 1997 when PRCS invited a group of Dutch artists to work with local children in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip, and it has since grown into a vital hub for children in the Khan Younis community. Open Studio has various activity areas, including: a studio for visual arts & puppetry, an art room, a music and dance room, a drama area, a computer room, a general activity and training room, a library, a toy library, and a sports hall/physical activity room. A multidisciplinary team of specialists from the PRCS Rehabilitation Center including a psychologist, social workers, a physiotherapist, and a speech therapist, together with PRCS’s Psychosocial Center staff, support Open Studio staff to work with the children. Across the oPt, 2.4 million Palestinians are in need of some form of humanitarian assistance, around three-quarters of whom live in Gaza. The most vulnerable families urgently need support to cope with the protracted humanitarian crisis. Within these families, the disabled remain among the most hidden, neglected, and socially excluded of all displaced people today. In particular, children with disabilities are one of the most marginalized and excluded groups in society. Facing daily discrimination in the form of negative attitudes, lack of adequate policies and legislation, they are effectively barred from realizing their rights to healthcare, education, and even survival During this third project period, Open Studio staff will continue to support disabled and non-disabled children in the local community to play together and express themselves creatively in a safe and fun environment. The focus will be on increasing the children’s skills such as art, drama, creative writing, sports, and music. Children (both disabled and non-disabled) living in Gaza Open Studio, Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 42108 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3828 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26071 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -26071 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6378 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3828 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23520 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-040-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Open Studio is part of the Palestinian Red Crescent hospital and rehabilitation clinic El Amal-City, in Khan Younis, Gaza. In this after-school centre, children with and without a handicap participate in a variety of activities that stimulate curiosity and creativity. Expression through art, dance and sports helps the children cope with the realities of living in Gaza. Children in Gaza grow up with the realities of checkpoints, scarcity of resources and limited freedom of movement, with occasional threats and outbreaks of violence. Open Studio provides an outlet for their emotions through various art forms and sports. A psychologist, social workers, fysiotherapist and speach therapist support Open Studio staff and volunteers working with children and their parents. Open Studio is for children with and without a handicap, stimulating inclusivity and preventing stigma. Khan Younis, Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Khan Younis 31.3457612 34.3025277 Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 28328 28328 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 28328 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 28328 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-040-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Open Studio is an after-school recreational center located in PRCS’s Khan Younis Branch “Center of Ability” where both disabled and non-disabled children participate in a variety of activities designed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and exploration. Open Studio was first started in 1997 when PRCS invited a group of Dutch artists to work with local children in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip, and it has since grown into a vital hub for children in the Khan Younis community. Open Studio has various activity areas, including: a studio for visual arts & puppetry, an art room, a music and dance room, a drama area, a computer room, a general activity and training room, a library, a toy library, and a sports hall/physical activity room. A multidisciplinary team of specialists from the PRCS Rehabilitation Center including a psychologist, social workers, a physiotherapist, and a speech therapist, together with PRCS’s Psychosocial Center staff, support Open Studio staff to work with the children. Across the oPt, 2.4 million Palestinians are in need of some form of humanitarian assistance, around three-quarters of whom live in Gaza. The most vulnerable families urgently need support to cope with the protracted humanitarian crisis. Within these families, the disabled remain among the most hidden, neglected, and socially excluded of all displaced people today. In particular, children with disabilities are one of the most marginalized and excluded groups in society. Facing daily discrimination in the form of negative attitudes, lack of adequate policies and legislation, they are effectively barred from realizing their rights to healthcare, education, and even survival During this project period, Open Studio staff will continue to support disabled and non-disabled children in the local community to play together and express themselves creatively in a safe and fun environment. The focus will be on increasing the children’s skills such as art, drama, creative writing, sports, and music. Children (both disabled and non-disabled) living in Gaza Open Studio, Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 29075 2279 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2279 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2279 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 29075 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 29075 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Local community children F:835 M:447 Total: 1282 Disabled children F:135 M:191 Total: 326 Parents F:82 M:25 Total: 107 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-050 The Netherlands Red Cross Typhoon Mangkhut makes landfall in Bagao, Cagayan. It caused heavy rains which prompt floods and landslides. This Emergency Appeal seeks 2.7 million Swiss francs (CHF) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to deliver assistance and support to 100,000 people, who were affected by Typhoon Mangkhut, for 12 months. The operation will focus on the following sectors: health (including psychosocial support and nutrition); water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihoods (including cash-transfer); shelter (including distribution of non-food items); disaster risk reduction; protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); migration; and National Society capacity enhancement. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 239970 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-050-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks 2.7 million Swiss francs (CHF) to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to deliver assistance and support to 100,000 people, who were affected by Typhoon Mangkhut, for 12 months. The operation will focus on the following sectors: health (including psychosocial support and nutrition); water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihoods (including cash-transfer); shelter (including distribution of non-food items); disaster risk reduction; protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); migration; and National Society capacity enhancement. Typhoon Mangkhut makes landfall in Bagao, Cagayan. It caused heavy rains which prompt floods and landslides Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); livelihoods (including cash-transfer); shelter (including distribution of non-food items); disaster risk reduction; protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); migration; and National Society capacity enhancement. 100,000 people Bagao, Cagayan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 235000 220657 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14343 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 220657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people assisted Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-050-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The 510 initiative of the Netherlands Red Crossused its Priority Index for the Philippines to visualize the predicted impact from Typhoon Mangkhut, at municipal level, based on the typhoon forecast. Typhoon Mangkhut (local name Ompong) entered the Philippines Area of responsibility (PAR) on Wednesday 12 of September, 2018. Specific activities included: - Use of the forecast information and the statistical model of the 510 team for predicting range of damages to Housing at municipal level. - Visualization of anticipated impact (map, excel file) shared with PRC and its partners ahead of the landfall - Analysis post typhoon, to compare prediction with actual damages. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 4970 1876 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-051 The Netherlands Red Cross As the rainy season is reaching its peak in Nigeria, different parts of the country have witnessed torrential rain falls resulting in widespread flooding. July 2018, seven states of Katsina in the North West, Niger and Abuja FCT in the North Central, Yobe and Bauchi in the North East, Ogun and Ondo States in the South West have reported devastating floods affecting communities in their states. Following recent large-scale floods, the Nigeria Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) declared a national disaster for the states of Kogi, Niger, Anambra, and Delta States. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 155000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-051-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 5,425,000 Swiss francs on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support to the Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) to deliver assistance and support to some 300,000 people for 9 months in 10 flood-affected states in Nigeria. Approximately 80% of the country is flooded following torrential rainfall. Shelter (including distribution of non-food items); livelihoods and basic needs (including cash-based intervention or direct food assistance); health; water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH); and protection, gender and inclusion. 300,000 people 10 flood-affected states in Nigeria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 9155 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 140845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140845 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted number of people reached Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-051-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote IM support to the IFRC Emergency Operations Nigeria - Floods The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 5000 5001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-055 The Netherlands Red Cross Every 2 seconds, someone in the world is forced to leave his/her home due to conflict or war. Ordinary civilians who are the victims of battles and oppression in their country. Some people look for safety elsewhere. The majority stays behind and tries to survive in damaged homes, often with constant threat of violence, lack of health care and with limited money for food and drinks. The Red Cross provides medical support, but also helps to provide primary needs such as safe water, food and shelter. With 3FM Serious Request: Lifeline, we get into action for these people. 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 476060 41370 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 434690 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-055-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Every 2 seconds, someone in the world is forced to leave his/her home due to conflict or war. Ordinary civilians who are the victims of battles and oppression in their country. Some people look for safety elsewhere. The majority stays behind and tries to survive in damaged homes, often with constant threat of violence, lack of health care and with limited money for food and drinks. The Red Cross provides medical support, but also helps to provide primary needs such as safe water, food and shelter. With 3FM Serious Request: Lifeline, we get into action for these people. The proceeds of the campaign will be earmarked in mutual agreement to South Sudan and Ukraine where ICRC conducts Economic Security and Health programmes. More specifically, this amount will be dedicated to the general objective of Economic Security and Health programmes in selected countries, in 2019 carrying out medical assistance, shelter and food security activities which includes the activities concerning distributing food packages, distributing blankets and mats which can assists as temporary shelter, vaccinations and providing victims with rehabilitation products, amongst others. These activities will be provided for the civilian population in South Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 476060 434690 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 41370 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 476060 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme supports investment in Workplace First Aid businesses as part of a Financial Sustainability objective The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 954163 -27831 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing technical expertise on Workplace First Aid enterprise development with Nigeria Red Cross, through a NSIA fund 'bridge' grant. This includes advising Nigeria Red Cross on what investment needs to be made. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 16033 -6810 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16426 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing technical expertise on Workplace First Aid enterprise development with Liberia Red Cross, as part of a Swedish Red Cross - Liberia Red Cross partnership. This includes advising Swedish Red Cross on how investment funds should be allocated to Liberia Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 77800 21020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -21020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 21020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -21020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -24248 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -7180 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9528 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4560 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7180 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10160 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -24876 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 6320 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5576 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6976 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6004 Incoming Commitment Swedish Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Netherlands Red Cross invests in Workplace First Aid development for Zambia Red Cross. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 128310 -236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 29166 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1970 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 56 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 7039 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -1906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -56 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3849 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37361 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 17713 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8685 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 17669 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -52169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2282 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1667 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4468 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 13462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51658 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1148 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Netherlands Red cross invests in Workplace First Aid of Ivory Coast Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 47197 -1457 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 8554 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4573 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 602 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 19152 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 10269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -2 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 335 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 7232 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 19491 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Netherlands Red Cross invests in Workplace First Aid development for Ethiopia Red Cross Society. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 53189 -793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 130 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20986 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 14938 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 11581 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC has provided structured investment (including a contribution to the running costs) and technical support for ZRCS’ workplace first aid business from 2017-2021. In 2022 and 2023 ZRCS took on 100% of the running costs of the business, whilst NLRC still provided technical support where needed and supported specific investments into the business. The level of business growth in the past few years has exceeded expectations – including during the period of Covid when business activity was suppressed. Over the 7 years since investment began, the WFA business turnover has grown on average by 25% a year (this is compound level of growth), generating approximately 210k Euros in revenue in 2022, and 80k Euros surplus (av. 2022 exchange rate). The surplus funds have enabled ZRCS to take more control of their financial situation, to resolve debts, facilitate NS investment and development, and fulfil more of their humanitarian ambition. Market knowledge indicates that there is further growth to be found – many companies and organisations do not purchase first aid training, other competitors are growing in different markets, existing customers are requesting additional training products from ZRCS, and the government is very keen to develop a training system for new drivers. In 2022 NLRC provided funding to allow the WFA business to innovate and take risks – with support for a professional level advertising campaign. In 2023, NLRC continued this approach of financially supporting innovation and risk through support for the development of new advertising mediums and new product development. NLRC is separately supporting the development of a new training centre through the MoFA grant. At the same time ZRCS will continue taking financial responsibility for the running costs of the business so any new ventures will not affect the core business. To support the further growth of the WFA business, and therefore the financial sustainability of the ZRCS. Through technical support and financial support to innovation through support for the development of new advertising mediums and new product development. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 30000 5328 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5328 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 35328 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11294 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 10579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1206 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 12500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Netherlands Red Cross invests in Workplace First Aid development for Zambia Red Cross in 2022 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 15000 -1206 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -1206 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8023 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 15000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC has provided structured investment (including a contribution to the running costs) and technical support for ZRCS’ workplace first aid business from 2017-2021. In 2022 ZRCS took on 100% of the running costs of the business, whilst NLRC still provided technical support where needed and supported specific investments into the business as outlined below. The level of business growth during that 5 year period has exceeded expectations, which has enabled ZRCS to take more control of their financial situation, to resolve debts, facilitate NS investment and development, and fulfil more of their humanitarian ambition. Market knowledge indicates that there is further growth to be found – many companies and organisations do not purchase first aid training, other competitors are growing in different markets, existing customers are requesting additional training products from ZRCS, and the government is very keen to develop a training system for new drivers. In 2022 NLRC provided funding to allow the WFA business to innovate and take risks – with support for a professional level advertising campaign. The WFA business has experienced consistent growth since its inception in 2016, except during the Covid-19 disruption in 2020. Growth is measured in both revenue and surplus. From 2016 to 2023, the compound annual growth rate for revenue was 25%. In 2023, the profit margin reached 37%, and the business generated approximately 70,000 Euros in unrestricted funding for ZRCS. The first five months of 2024 have seen revenue maintain at the 2023 level, with expectations for further growth To support the further growth of the WFA business, and therefore the financial sustainability of the ZRCS The 20k investment will be used to engage a Marketing Consultancy firm to develop among others a Regional Marketing campaigns outside Lusaka. Besides, ZRCS will start to make use of a Brand Ambassador-Social Media Influencer. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 20000 11512 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -11512 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ12-022-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Netherlands Red Cross invests in Workplace First Aid development for Zambia Red Cross in 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 27500 -8023 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 19477 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12173 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 15091 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-033 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 682772 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-033-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. A growing number of countries face severe water related issues caused by climate change, enveronmental degradation causing water stress, water scarcity and pollution. This has an impact on drinking water, food supplies, infrastucture and economic development, and on vulnerable ecosystems and the stability of societies. Safe drinking water is one of the most urgent needs in emergency situations and lack of clean water and sanitation leads to disease and child mortality and increase of the workload of vulnerability of women and girls in developing countries. Water scarcity is a potential source of conflict, while floods often cause serious damage and claim many victims. This project aims to create a Dutch facility for surge support related to water to support humanitian organisations working in water related emergency response by identification and secondment of specialist staff that can be deployed during humanitarian response to crisis. The facility will cover emergency water related fields when appropiate. Besides WASH and water management there will also be a particular focus on thos capacity gaps identified within the United Nations clusters, such as expertise in urban WASH, (complex) sanitation or hydrogeology. The DSS is an initiative started by the Dutch government, the Netherlands Red Cross, and the Dutch water sector. The facility shall draw upon expertise available in the Netherlands. It will also contribute to raise interest among Netherlands water sector partners. Experts will be deployed aroud the world in emergency situations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 455275 -43405 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61205 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -105480 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -73034 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 9486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197482 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 14597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -197482 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 43 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 455275 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -7909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-033-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. A growing number of countries face severe water related issues caused by climate change, enveronmental degradation causing water stress, water scarcity and pollution. This has an impact on drinking water, food supplies, infrastucture and economic development, and on vulnerable ecosystems and the stability of societies. Safe drinking water is one of the most urgent needs in emergency situations and lack of clean water and sanitation leads to disease and child mortality and increase of the workload of vulnerability of women and girls in developing countries. Water scarcity is a potential source of conflict, while floods often cause serious damage and claim many victims. This project aims to create a Dutch facility for surge support related to water to support humanitian organisations working in water related emergency response by identification and secondment of specialist staff that can be deployed during humanitarian response to crisis. The facility will cover emergency water related fields when appropiate. Besides WASH and water management there will also be a particular focus on thos capacity gaps identified within the United Nations clusters, such as expertise in urban WASH, (complex) sanitation or hydrogeology. The DSS is an initiative started by the Dutch government, the Netherlands Red Cross, and the Dutch water sector. The facility shall draw upon expertise available in the Netherlands. It will also contribute to raise interest among Netherlands water sector partners. Experts will be deployed aroud the world in emergency situations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 64797 -11763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30968 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -5359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 882 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 5359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1942 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1942 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -626 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 6335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64345 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-033-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Dutch Surge Support (DSS) sends Dutch water and sanitation experts to water-related disasters around the world to contribute to better international response and increased knowledge management in water-related disasters. A growing number of countries face severe water related issues caused by climate change, enveronmental degradation causing water stress, water scarcity and pollution. This has an impact on drinking water, food supplies, infrastucture and economic development, and on vulnerable ecosystems and the stability of societies. Safe drinking water is one of the most urgent needs in emergency situations and lack of clean water and sanitation leads to disease and child mortality and increase of the workload of vulnerability of women and girls in developing countries. Water scarcity is a potential source of conflict, while floods often cause serious damage and claim many victims. This project aims to create a Dutch facility for surge support related to water to support humanitian organisations working in water related emergency response by identification and secondment of specialist staff that can be deployed during humanitarian response to crisis. The facility will cover emergency water related fields when appropiate. Besides WASH and water management there will also be a particular focus on thos capacity gaps identified within the United Nations clusters, such as expertise in urban WASH, (complex) sanitation or hydrogeology. The DSS is an initiative started by the Dutch government, the Netherlands Red Cross, and the Dutch water sector. The facility shall draw upon expertise available in the Netherlands. It will also contribute to raise interest among Netherlands water sector partners. Experts will be deployed aroud the world in emergency situations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMU (Programme Management Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 42700 -11924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1008 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -16 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 10174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1085 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42700 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-033-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Remote support to DSS water experts deployed in the field in 2022 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 120000 -17800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12000 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78699 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -9486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-046 The Netherlands Red Cross Sustainability and follow-up of the West-Darfur emergency project, including support of the health projects. Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 250000 -53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -53103 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 106195 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 143805 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-046-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To promote sustainability of the Darfur Emergency Project including support of 4 primary health care facilities, community health promotion and volunteer engagement in West Darfur State. This is a transition funding focused on ensuring sustainability, within a context of complex and increasing humanitarian needs. To fund the 4 Primary Health Care clinics and BCC strategy for communities in the immediate surrounding for a period of one year. Targeted Primary Health Care facilities population figures compiled estimates: Korgy (Sirba locality) including nomads has 6,054, Abudahiya (Habila locality) 5,180, Al Riyadha - IDPs 15,320 and Kerindng – IDPs 12,387 Primary Health Care facilities in Korgy, Abudahiya, Al Riyadha and Kerending, West Darfur. West Darfur is one of the 17 states of Sudan, and one of the five states of the Darfur region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 250000 196897 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7858 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -2025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -3996 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -13879 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 13879 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -13880 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32649 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117557 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 51646 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 256 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-042 The Netherlands Red Cross After days of heavy rainfall and floods, the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam collapses at 8pm, releasing five billion cubic meters of waters and affecting 7,000 residents in six villages. IFRC issues Emergency Appeal for 2.9 million Swiss francs and allocates 400,000 Swiss francs from the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the LRC to assist 7,500 people for 18 months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 250000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-042-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross After days of heavy rainfall and floods, the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam collapses at 8pm, releasing five billion cubic meters of waters and affecting 7,000 residents in six villages. IFRC issues Emergency Appeal for 2.9 million Swiss francs and allocates 400,000 Swiss francs from the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the LRC to assist 7,500 people for 18 months. This operation aims to support the needs of 7,500 people(1,500 households) of the most vulnerable affected communities with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the flash floods and increase their resilience to future shocks. 1500 households The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 250000 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 234742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount of targeted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-044 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will contribute to the Disaster Risk Managment Policy of Malawi and will enhance response capacities at national, district and village level. The project is in line with the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) and will invest in anticipating crisis and localisation of aid contriubtion to the four priorities of the Sendai Framework. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Drought Flood Storm Surge 483001 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-044-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Preparedness for Response and Early Action in Malawi project (PREAM) is a partnership between the Malawi Red Cross Society, the Danish Red Cross, the Belgian Red Cross and the Netherlands Red Cross and is funded by ECHO (EU humanitarian aid). The project enhances institutional Early Warning/Early Action capacities at national and district level, developing tools, systems and coordination mechanism as well as maximizing the use of available data. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) is strengthened in it’s lead role on national and district level, and policy and legal frameworks adapted. At community level, the project contributes to better response preparedness. Communities are equipped with Early Warning/Early Action materials, local schools are prepared to serve as evacuation centers, community response teams are set up and communities are trained in First Aid. Multi hazard sensitive social protection systems and safety nets have been developed and (mobile) Emergency Operation Center is built to offer first response in case of emergency. Similar to many countries ,the people of Malawi are exposed to multi-hazards, ranging from floods, cyclones, droughts and epidemics resulting in loss of lives and livelihood assets and economic losses. Mountainous areas are prone to heavy rainfall, which results in flash floods in low-lying plains downstream such as the areas this project focusses on, Chitipa and Karonga district. Although there has been attention for response preparedness in these districts in the past, coordination and infrastructure from national, district towards village level was insufficient. This project will contribute to the Disaster Risk Managment Policy of Malawi and will enhance response capacities at national, district and village level. The project is in line with the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) and will invest in anticipating crisis and localisation of aid contriubtion to the four priorities of the Sendai Framework. Karonga and Chitipa District where Village Level Contingency Plans will be developed by community members themselves under guidance of the Village Civil Protection Committees (VCPC) and that will be aligned with the National Contingency Plan. Karonga and Chitipa district The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Chipita District -9.7177 33.2803 Karonga district Malawi -10.1109 33.8846 Drought Flood Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 470811 4545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48795 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 43622 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -49821 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society -1757 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70811 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 373832 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 1097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 336458 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 1195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2731 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 3275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172763 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55067 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 4533 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society 6471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045 The Netherlands Red Cross A major earthquake, of 7.4 magnitude, rocked Central Sulawesi – a province located at the centre of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia – on Friday 28 September 2018 shortly after 17:00h local time. The epicenter of the quake, at a depth of 10km, was in Donggala Regency, which has a population of close to 300,000 people. A tsunami warning was issued by the Indonesian Meteorological and Climatological and Geophysical Agency (Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika or simply BMKG) shortly after the trembler struck. The quake generated a tsunami whose waves lashed coastal areas of Donggala and Palau with significant humanitarian impact. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 4640033 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 22 million Swiss francs (with a funding gap of approximately 17 million Swiss francs), increasing from 8.9 million Swiss francs, to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Indonesian Red Cross – Palang Merah Indonesia (PMI) – to deliver assistance and support to an estimated 160,000 people (40,000 households) for 20 months. The operation will focus on the following main areas of interventions: shelter; livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); disaster risk reduction (DRR); and National Society and local actor (branch) capacity enhancement. This revised Emergency Appeal also seeks funding for activities relating to shelter cluster coordination as well as those supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on the following main areas of interventions: Restoring Family Links (RFL), management of the dead, and forensics. A major earthquake, of 7.4 magnitude, rocked Central Sulawesi – a province located at the centre of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia – on Friday 28 September 2018 shortly after 17:00h local time. The epicenter of the quake, at a depth of 10km, was in Donggala Regency, which has a population of close to 300,000 people. A tsunami warning was issued by the Indonesian Meteorological and Climatological and Geophysical Agency (Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika or simply BMKG) shortly after the trembler struck. The quake generated a tsunami whose waves lashed coastal areas of Donggala and Palau with significant humanitarian impact. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water , sanitation and hygiëne. 160,000 people (40,000 households) Indonesia - Sulawesi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1527088 -7324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -112676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7324 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 112676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106541 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1420547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1420547 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross SDG target 3.8. Health centres are supported with infrastructure, materials and/or drugs Tompe Clinic has been supported Tompe Clinic has been supported Tompe Clinic has been supported 10.000 people - total target (8% proportional target) - see IFRC ops update 11. 12.851 people - total target (8% proportional target) - see IFRC ops update 11. 1.603 persons received treatment - Final report 30-09-20 1.603 persons 1.603 persons 1.603 persons 1.603 persons (proportional) 1.603 persons received hospitalisation and treatment 1.987 persons 1.987 persons 1.987 persons (proportional) 1.987 persons received mental consultation At total of 7.033 persons received access to safe water for domestic use (proportional) At total of 7.033 persons received access to safe water for domestic use (proportional) 7.033 persons gained access to safe domestic water 7.033 persons gained access to safe water for domestic use 7.033 persons gained access to safe water for domestic use 7.033 persons gained access to safe water for domestic use (proportional) 250 gr soap for bathing, 200 gr soap for washing/month soap. Soap and water at handwashing station (one station per shared latrine or family) Two water containers per HH (10-20 Liters) Target is 1600 households (4 persons per households, 6400 persons) - see EPOA update nr. 11 (IFRC) Actuals is 1500 households (4 persons per households, 6000 persons) Actuals is 1500 households (4 persons per households, 6000 persons) - see IFRC pledge based interim report. Actuals is 1500 households (4 persons per households, 6000 persons) - see IFRC pledge based interim report. 1.518 persons received hygiëne items of minimum quantity (proportional) 1.518 persons received hygiëne items of minimum quantity (proportional). 2.445 persons gained access to 163 toilets and hand washing stations (proportional). 1.518 persons received hygiëne items of minimum quantity (proportional). 2.445 persons gained access to 163 toilets and hand washing stations (proportional). 14.872 persons were reached with activities to promote and improve hygiene (proportional). 3.963 persons 3.963 persons gained access to hygiëne items and access to sanitation and hand washing facilities. 3.963 persons gained access to hygiëne items and access to sanitation and hand washing facilities. 3.963 persons gained access to hygiëne items and access to sanitation and hand washing facilities (proportional) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC support to IFRC mid term review of Sulawesi and Lombok emergency operation NLRC colleague will support the mid-term review team. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 7734 -3416 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7150 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross October: Revised Emergency Appeal, incorporating the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami, is issued, seeking CHF 22 million to enable PMI to deliver assistance to 40,000 households – 20,000 in Lombok and 20,000 in Central Sulawesi. According to the latest information from Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Authority (Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana – BNPB), over 800 people have been confirmed dead, mostly in Palu which is about 80km from the quake's epicentre. Most of the deaths reported occurred along the coastal areas, as a result of the tsunami. The number of casualties remains unknown since emergency responders are still digging through rubble and are yet to reach all affected populated areas, especially Donggala. Reports also indicate that thousands of homes and structures in commercial centres and public buildings have been damaged and, in some areas, flattened. There has been damage as well to infrastructure, including roads and bridges, with communication lines still paralyzed, further hampering access and rescue and relief efforts. Conditions at night are pitch darkness while operations at the main airport in Palu have been hampered by quake damages. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water , sanitation and hygiëne. This operation aims to support the needs of up to 160,000 people (increased from 80,000 people) from the affected rural and urban communities in Lombok and Central Sulawesi with appropriate immediate, medium-term and recovery assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the earthquakes and tsunamis and increase their resilience to future shocks. Sulawesi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Two earthquakes struck Lombok island within a week, with the first taking place on 29 July and the second, 5 August. Both earthquakes affected five districts in West Nusa Tenggara Province: North Lombok, East Lombok, West Lombok, Central Lombok and Mataram. The first earthquake killed 14, with at least 135 people injured and 14,706 displaced1 as well as damaging many buildings and homes. The second earthquake was felt strongly in Lombok Island, Sumbawa Island and Bali Island and up to the eastern part of East Java, killing at least 98 people and resulting in more than 200 injured – among those are four PMI volunteers who were transported to hospital for immediate treatment and were discharged the next day. The number of casualties is expected to increase as the earthquake happened in the evening and disrupted power supply as well as communication lines. Some houses already partially damaged – or their structural integrity affected – by the previous event of 29 July, collapsed under the brunt of the second. Provide emergency shelter (tarpaulins and shelter toolkits, and basic awareness on their usage). • Provide materials for repairing damaged houses and rebuilding those destroyed. • Provide technical guidance (via skilled or un-skilled labour) • Disseminate Build Back Safer messages on repair and reconstruction techniques. • Rehabilitate damaged classrooms. • Provide school items for students. Provide food assistance • Provide unrestricted cash for meeting basic needs • Provide cash or in-kind support to restart farming and income-generating activities. shelter; livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); migration, disaster risk reduction (DRR); and National Society capacity enhancement. 80,000 people five districts in West Nusa Tenggara Province: North Lombok, East Lombok, West Lombok, Central Lombok and Mataram The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 500000 469484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 30516 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 469484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 22 million Swiss francs (with a funding gap of approximately 17 million Swiss francs), increasing from 8.9 million Swiss francs, to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the Indonesian Red Cross – Palang Merah Indonesia (PMI) – to deliver assistance and support to an estimated 160,000 people (40,000 households) for 20 months. The operation will focus on the following main areas of interventions: shelter; livelihoods and basic needs; health; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); protection, gender and inclusion (PGI); disaster risk reduction (DRR); and National Society and local actor (branch) capacity enhancement. This revised Emergency Appeal also seeks funding for activities relating to shelter cluster coordination as well as those supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on the following main areas of interventions: Restoring Family Links (RFL), management of the dead, and forensics. A major earthquake, of 7.4 magnitude, rocked Central Sulawesi – a province located at the centre of Sulawesi Island, Indonesia – on Friday 28 September 2018 shortly after 17:00h local time. The epicenter of the quake, at a depth of 10km, was in Donggala Regency, which has a population of close to 300,000 people. A tsunami warning was issued by the Indonesian Meteorological and Climatological and Geophysical Agency (Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika or simply BMKG) shortly after the trembler struck. The quake generated a tsunami whose waves lashed coastal areas of Donggala and Palau with significant humanitarian impact. Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water , sanitation and hygiëne. 160,000 people (40,000 households) Indonesia - Sulawesi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 1600000 41860 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 558140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 558140 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 930233 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 69767 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 930233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-045-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Two earthquakes struck Lombok island within a week, with the first taking place on 29 July and the second, 5 August. Both earthquakes affected five districts in West Nusa Tenggara Province: North Lombok, East Lombok, West Lombok, Central Lombok and Mataram. NLRC, via the 510 data team provides Remote IM support to the operation, through the IFRC SIMS network. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 5210 -9790 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-030 The Netherlands Red Cross Demonstrating models for upscaling Ecosystem-based Disaster Risk Reduction (Eco-DRR) projects in five countries: Ethiopia, Uganda, Haïti, Indonesia and India. PfR will implement a 3 years community-based IRM programme where it integrates both climate risk management and ecosystem management and restoration, with a subsequent emphasis on the role of the latter in the ability to strengthen community resilience. Throughout the programme the effects of climate (like weather extremes, seasonal forecasts, and climate change) will inform the selected activities. CARE Nederland Cordaid Wetlands International United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 3546189 -152125 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 234260 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross -234260 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 51530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 214076 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross -214076 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross -68468 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 68468 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 132300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126684 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross -126684 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 85275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 97321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2116613 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 1017872 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 404868 Incoming Commitment United Nations The Netherlands Red Cross 81645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 259935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross CARE Nederland 30000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Cordaid 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International 30000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross CARE Nederland 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Cordaid 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Wetlands International Well-trained staff and volunteers available to cover disaster response needs for common crises IRM, considering gender roles and relations, is mainstreamed in the relevant regional policies, action plans and monitoring processes NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-030-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Ecosystem-based DRR in Fafan region, Ethiopia - Soil moisture conservation - Rehabilitation of water resources - Construction of bunds - Construction of water ways - Planting trees - Increase vegetation coverage (for pastoralist communities) - Construction of check dams, construction of cut off drains, retaining walls The project focuses on reducing the vulnerability of communities to drought and flood risks, which are the two most important natural hazards affecting the lives and livelihoods in the project area. - Building capacities for communities and sector stakeholders in order to enable Eco-DRR interventions - Through participatory, open and respectful dialogue process with communities and sector stakeholders - Implementation of activities that improve the natural resources-based management - Increase productivity land for pastoralist communities will decrease shortages caused by droughts Communities of the target area, with a particular focus on the condition of: - Female households - Youth - Women - Households and community groups having land and water resources that require rehabilitation and management. Areas where PfR and Cronic Crises project are being implemented - Dawa and Liben Zones of the Somali Region (comprising 6 districts: Dheka, Suftu, Dolo Ado, Filtu, Hudet, Moyale and Mubarek) - Fafan Zone of the same region (comprising 3 districts: Gursum, Jijiga and Tulli Guled) These areas are drought prone and resilience building intervention based on Eco-DRR can potentially bring large added value to the communities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 313515 248364 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 162 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -5059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -255484 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -5221 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -255484 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255484 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 209851 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79495 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31061 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255484 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-030-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Upscaling Ecosystem-based DRR in Haïti - Development of Contour bunds to enhance soil and water conservation and allow the production of vegetables and fruits. - Erosion Prevention through reforestation and planting high value vegetation - Soil and water conservation measures, which are the most important components of Eco-DRR - Set up a mechanism for Early Warning and Early Action - to all types of relevant hazards - Building of check dams, gabions and retaining walls as important erosion prevention measures After Hurricane Matthew hit Haïti in October 2016, the NLRC emergency response directly contributed in tackling the acute risks related to poor access to water and sanitation. Based on this experience, the NLRC believes that to achieve longer lasting impact it is crucial to address the underlying drivers of vulnerability by strengthening integrated community resilience strategies, including proactively through improved programming in schools as well as building capacity in technical skills. - Through Environmental Impact Monitoring - Raising awareness and promoting skills trainings on erosion prevention - Enhancing community-based organization agricultural capacity, distributing tools and setting up a farming field training centre (centre of excellence) in the target zone - Through the distribution of agricultural inputs (e.g. seeds and tools) - In order to allow the building of Eco-DRR natural infrastructures - Raise awareness among the community through various projects in order to form preparedness and enable the scale up of the activities. - Capacity building and skills training for HRC staff and volunteers, local authorities, CBOs - VCA+ and Commune Action Planning - assessment of vulnerability and capacity in a climate-resilient VCA exercise by the community - Youth-led Sensitization in schools promoted through projects such as "J'Adapte", "MEAL" and an informative app. Contour bunds and vegetation bands will: - Mitigate fast flowing water from the top, directly protecting lower-lying crops and land areas - Improve micro level water management in the field, since more water will be absorbed by the land around the bunds/vegetation bands. Erosion Prevention through reforestation and planting high value vegetation will: - Benefit households that are producing and residing in the targeted zones by also increasing the diversity of sustainable livelihoods. - Provide skills and knowledge among the locally recruited labour that will have to be informed in planting techniques. - 70.000 vulnerable people within 10 communal sections in the Chardonniers arrondissement - Households with a higher Household Hunger Scale (HHS) and a lower Household Dietary Diversity Scale (HDDS) - Food insecure, single parent households and/or elderly or persons with disabilities - Households that own 0.65ha productive land near ravines selected for restorative management - Students and community schools - Local authorities in at least 10 out of 13 communal sections - National and Local CBOs in the 3 communes Chardonniers arrondissement encompassing 3 municipalities in the Department Sud, Haiti:  - Les Chardonniers (including "bourgs" of Bois Delai, Bosquel, Duplantin)  - Les Anglais (including "bourgs" of Vérone, Edelin, Cosse)  - Tiburon (including "bourgs" of Blactote, Nan Sevré, Loby and Dalmette) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Heat Wave Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 776698 718762 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -396 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -9060 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 802 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 142869 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 5949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 7938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 10151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 112468 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Well-trained staff and volunteers available to cover disaster response needs for common crises IRM, considering gender roles and relations, is mainstreamed in the relevant regional policies, action plans and monitoring processes NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-030-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Implementing Ecosystem-based DRR in India - Landscape scale risk assessment (including Ecosystem Services Shared value Assessment) - Restoring water regimes of wetlands - Restoring natural vegetation - Rainwater harvesting - Efficient use of water Climate change adaptation measures - Participatory climate risk assessment in target communities - Strengthening capacity of communities to integrate climate information in community planning for risk reduction. Other DRR measures - Formulating community based disaster risk reduction plans - Strengthening capacity of communities to assess, anticipate and respond to water mediated disaster risks - Implementing disaster risk reduction actions by leveraging resources from ongoing development programmes of the government - Establishing community based early warning systems As a result of the improved intitutional frameworks for disaster management, recent extreme events (such as the aftermath of Phailin, 2013) have resulted in fewer losses of human lives, and increased calls from various parts of society to increase investments in disaster risk reduction (DRR) measures that also result in lowering community vulnerability. - Through drafting and dissemination of a policy brief on Eco-DRR approaches for reducing water-induced disaster risks in urban and peri-urban spaces - Through guidelines and policy prescriptions for prioritizing wetlands from DRR and CCA perspective - Through participatory community scale risk reduction planning. It will allow to: - Prove the concept of enhanced resilience for the three case studies (60,000 people) to water-mediated risks through increased capability to assess, anticipate and respond to risks. - Increase investment in Eco-DRR actions for addressing water-mediated risks - Increase investment in wetland restoration as an Eco-DRR action for building disaster resilience - Build capacity of policy planners and CSOs on designing Eco-DRR actions 12,000 households (appr. 60,000 people) living in the targeted area Target groups for the project include: – Panchayati Raj Institutions which will have the capacity to identify and implement Eco-DRR actions for reducing water-mediated disaster risks within the pilot landscapes; – PfR: SP partners and CSOs working in the two pilot basins who will be trained in landscape risk assessment ; – Wetlands Programme of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, and the Smart City Mission of Ministry of Urban Development which will receive a policy brief and the required evidence base to promote wetlands restoration as an Eco-DRR and climate change adaptation approach; – Key capacity development institutions which will collaborate in development of a training module and conducting a ToT on Eco-DRR, adapted to the India context. - Lake Tampara Basin (Odisha) - Basin of Kanvwar Jheel, Gandak-Kosi floodplains (Bihar) - Suigam Taluka, Banaskantha (Gujarat) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Heat Wave Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 99363 19782 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19782 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -19782 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -27545 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 8909 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 37570 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18666 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-030-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Coordination of PfR alliance The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment 240000 197641 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 197701 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -197641 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -16405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2041 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2759 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -72 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme for global deployment of disaster management professionals within the Red Cross Movement. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 3336766 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Delegates Component of Block Allocation 2018-2021, for the year 2020. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 829068 -13620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -174 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 696 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 703756 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50859 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23232 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 80195 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6004 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1739 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 103427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Block Grant 2019 - Delegates Fund Project 2019 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 660937 -1480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 566003 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1625 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37038 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63541 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 63541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Delegates Component of Block Allocation 2018-2021, for the year 2021. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Earthquake Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 402549 10410 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -21174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -73880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3072 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1058 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1326 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1997 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1997 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 339000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4923 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1997 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61470 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 21167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39747 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39747 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1002 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38745 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2906 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Delegates Component of Block Allocation 2018-2021, for the year 2021. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 132473 132473 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Block Allocation Delegates Fund - Project 2018 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 426433 386 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 411957 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 44754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Block Allocation Delegates Fund - Project 2018 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 515117 -1361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 515116 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 107715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-036-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Delegates Component of Block Allocation 2018-2021, for the year 2021. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 370188 53741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 370188 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2248 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16021 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for a.o. emergency medical services to alleviate suffering as a result of the protracted crises in Gaza and the West Bank. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services Epidemic 39493540 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting (through the IFRC) the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) plans to achieve over the next year in the following Areas of Focus, with the support, if requested, of the IFRC in: Disaster Risk Reduction; Health, Protection, Gender and Inclusion. The IFRC Country Office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPT) aims to support Palestine Red Crescent Society to implement its strategic vision and increase impact at the community level in a heavily challenging and changing environment, to facilitate its cooperation with partners, its positioning in the international community and its contributions to the IFRC. Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPT) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 213000 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall Operational objective is to ensure the ongoing provision of Emergency Medical Services and rehabilitation services to the people in Gaza, and strengthen the capacity of PRCS in delivering these services. Since the start of the mass demonstrations end of March 2018, the number of emergency cases supported by PRCS increased by almost 60% (more than 12,000 cases) and it has also led to a rise in the number of cases requiring long-term home visits and follow-up. The additional geographical locations covered by PRCS due to the opening of 4 emergency response stations along the border, have increased the burden on medical stocks, overstretched the fuel budget for ambulances, and enlarged the number of volunteers and staff needed to cover the emergency medical posts. The steep rise of fuel prices has overstretched the fuel budget for the EMS stations and hospitals at the same time, as these centers increasingly rely on generator systems in order to operate. Since March 2018, the consumption of medical disposables and supplies has grown substantially in order to provide life-saving services for the individuals injured during the ongoing demonstrations. At the same time, maintaining the current level and quality of EMS operations and rehabilitation services is faced with major financial challenges as funding is diminishing due to a combination of reasons: • The 13 year blockade has eroded the capacity for health service delivery in Gaza. There is a chronic shortage in medicine and supplies in Gaza. About two-thirds of major medical supplies are depleted from the warehouses of Governmental and non-governmental health services providers. The restriction on movement of goods and services has negatively impacted the availability of medical supplies in the local market, thus requiring their external procurement and transport to the Gaza at an extra cost to PRCS and often late delivery of supplies to the service centers. • The necessity to increase the number of teams and working shifts has led to an increase of PRCS’ operational costs. Damage to the fleet ensuing from constant mobilization, resulting in frequent and costly repair and maintenance, and the need for frequent fleet replacement. Both spare parts and vehicles meeting the national specifications for ambulances are hard to find in the Gaza Strip. • In hospital emergency and surgical wards, PRCS provides services to all victims who need it regardless of their economic status. Very often PRCS is not compensated for its services provided to impoverished victims and affected areas. Not only are the injured high in numbers, but serious injuries and amputations are frequent, which necessitate a long-term follow up. Due to the ongoing demonstrations service providers face a rise in the need for medical rehabilitation services. With the destruction of Al-Wafa Hospital during the 2014 war, Al-Amal rehabilitation center in Khan Younis is the sole medical rehabilitation department in the Gaza Strip with only 46 beds. • The continued closure and restrictions on movement of people outside of Gaza for over 13 years, has limited the opportunities for PRCS staff and volunteers in participating in training and capacity building programs. • The reduction of US funding for UNRWA and a diversion of donor funds from Gaza Strip to other humanitarian crises in the region, and a cut in ICRC’s contribution to PRCS services for 2019 which mostly affects the EMS services. The operational strategy is articulated through the following objectives: 1. Ensure crisis-affected individuals and communities in Gaza have continuous access to (pre-hospital) emergency medical services at all times. 2. Ensure that PRCS EMT staff and volunteers have increased their capacities in providing emergency medical services to people affected by the ongoing crisis in Gaza. 3. Ensure that the capacities of PRCS hospitals to provide medical and rehabilitation services to conflict-affected individuals with injuries and disabilities are increased. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 747890 -7306 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7306 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -7306 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54122 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6094 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 802 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 251252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 597890 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 262515 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 747890 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6859 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society No. of Beneficiaries from EMS Services: 99.372 No. of Cases in The Medical Rehabilitation Department in Al-Amal Hospital: 398 No. of Beneficiaries from Assitive Devices: 56 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to IFRC Middle East Regional EA. On 7 October 2023, an escalation of hostilities occurred across the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. As the escalation continues, the overall humanitarian situation in Gaza is rapidly plunging into desperation. The violence has led to more than 15,523 people killed, 41,316 injured , while 2.23million (the estimated population of Gaza Strip) are affected and an estimated 1.78 million people are internally displaced. Direct support to medically evacuated persons and those accompanying them from Gaza and the West Bank. Direct support to people from Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria affected by the ongoing tensions and conflict spillover, including internally displaced people and host communities. Indirect support to the affected populations in Gaza through the continued scale-up of the ERCS logistics operation. 15,000,000 (TBD) people ILOT The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 2180000 -29006 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 29006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -29006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -167442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -12558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 167442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 29006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 167442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -167442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -12558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 167442 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1877934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12558 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 122066 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -29006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2045376 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to PRCS EA following the hostile situation in Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 3200000 256000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -256000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 256000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -256000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3200000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC procurement of 2 ambulances (to IFRC) for Lebanese RC response to Middle East crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 102000 -17715 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17524 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17524 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8304 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8304 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1057 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 94444 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross No direct beneficiaries NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the PRCS EA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 87500 -153450 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 153450 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 87500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 87500 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 87500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the LRC Repsonse Plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 18250 18250 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 18250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17715 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross According to the preliminary findings of the 2023 MSNA 89.6% of Gaza households and 62.6% of West Bank households reported a member of their household having a healthcare need requiring care. In addition, around 1.35 million people across the oPt are affected by public health risks associated with insufficient access to WASH services. Many health care facilities in low resource settings lack basic WASH services, compromising the ability to provide safe care and presenting serious health risks to those seeking treatment. A recent news release from WHO and UNICEF states that 1 in 4 health care facilities lacks basic water services and that working on improving WASH in health care facilities produces a 50% return on investment. Another major challenge in health care facilities is the management of medical waste. Currently medical waste materials are still handled manually and disposed of alongside general domestic waste, creating a great health risk to municipal workers, the public and the environment. In order to understand the status of the WASH services in PRCS’ health care facilities in Gaza and make evidence-based decisions on possible interventions, in 2021 PRCS and NLRC under the Access to Health IV project (AtHIV) performed a comprehensive assessment using the WHO developed WASH FIT tool. This tool captures global indicators for WASH services in health care facilities. Data was collected from 6 PRCS health facilities across Gaza, including two hospitals. Based on last years' experience with the outcomes of the WASH-assessment in Gaza, PRCS and NLRC agreed to conduct a similar assessment in the West Bank. While waiting for the full assessment report, the consultant submitted a preliminary report for the PRCS hospitals in Hebron and Jerusalem. The report identified a significant gap in terms of access to safe water, sanitation, hygiene and wastewater and medical waste management. This project is therefore designed to continue the work started in Gaza under the AtHIV project, and based on the findings of the recent WASH FIT assessment to also target Hebron Hospital as an initial step in supporting PRCS on improving access to and sustainability of quality WASH services in their Health Care Facilities in the West Bank. The intervention relies on a participatory approach in which Health and WASH community members are the key implementers of the activities to ensure the sustainability of the project. All workers engaged in the health system, from doctors to nurses, midwives and cleaners will have access to up to date information and improved skills around WASH and infection prevention and control practices as part of their regular professional development. The project will be achieved through the following activities: 1. Improving access to safe water through new construction or rehabilitation of current water infrastructure within PRCS Health Care Facilities (HCFs); 2. Providing access to sanitation infrastructure is provided for patients and staff in PRCS HCFs, including wastewater networks and stormwater drainage systems; 3. Rehabilitating/upgrading solid waste infrastructure in PRCS HCFs, incl. collection, treatment & disposal; 4. Ensuring that PRCS HCFs have increased capacities to manage their WASH infrastructure, incl. WASH in Emergency preparedness and response; 5. Enabling PRCS health staff to implement infection prevention and control (IPC) measures and facilities are provided with essential IPC supplies and equipment. The project design endorses all WASH Cluster recommendations in the oPt 2023 humanitarian programme cycle and more specifically the Access to WASH services in institutions component, and it will also contribute to the National WASH Sector Contingency Plan aimed at ensuring effective and timely response to the humanitarian needs of people affected by emergencies or crisis in Gaza and the West Bank. The project will improve access and sustainability of quality WASH and Health services for an average of 500.000 people served annually by PRCS’ four Primary Health Care clinics and two hospitals in Gaza strip, and Hebron hospital and Jerusalem Hospital in the West Bank. Gaza and West Bank The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1310799 -89416 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4899 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100664 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -100664 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 136610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -240000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 8588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 174375 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 240000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -4709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -174375 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 245490 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 15688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross The escalating crisis in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory since October 2023 has precipitated a severe health emergency, particularly in the Gaza Strip. As part of a response in Gaza, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has suggested the use of the Red Cross Health Information System (RCHIS), a robust electronic system tailored for emergency health services. The RCHIS committee is focused on enhancing the RCHIS by implementing offline functionality, systems testing, end-user support and procuring of local servers. The IFRC RCHIS team is leading the coordination of deployment at the ICRC hospital to improve efficiency and ensure safe care, as paper charting is currently inadequate. Paper records are inadequate due to their susceptibility to errors, limited accessibility, time-consuming data reporting for all parties involved, storage challenges, security risks, and inefficiency in data analysis and reporting, all of which hinder effective and safe patient care. The deployment of RCHIS in Gaza will strengthen the overall deployment approach not only in Gaza but in other sites where RCHIS will be deployed in the future. GAZA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 743139 3456 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3456 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3456 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 687836 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 691292 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 51847 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to PRCS Preliminary Emergency Appeal in response to the Aggravated Humanitarian and Protection Crisis due to the Escalation of Hostilities in Gaza Strip and the West Bank (October 2023). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 4038525 1096175 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2192350 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3288525 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 704271 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2584254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -750000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 750000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a follow up of AtHV. The objective is to strengthen the main four PRCS’s hospitals in the West Bank through enhanced WASH services, improving the quality of health care, patient care, and emergency response readiness, leading to a more resilient and efficient healthcare environment. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 3319125 -163930 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -463427 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -8158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 438548 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -458634 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 8158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -438548 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 700000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 9786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -181623 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 9481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -59972 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 11456 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 559040 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -559040 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3000000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross *2024: 263.527 (including Jerusalem hospital which was then taken out of the project) *2025: 221.028 *2024: 263.527 (including Jerusalem hospital which was then taken out of the project) *2025: 221.028 *2024: 263.527 (including Jerusalem hospital which was then taken out of the project) *2025: 221.028 *2025: 74.689 *2025: 74.689 *2025: 58.803 *2025: 58.803 *2025: 37.077 *2025: 37.077 *48.527 *2025: 1.932 (female: 941; male: 991) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross This strategy aims to prepare for and respond to the humanitarian needs of people affected in the countries surrounding the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt), namely Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, especially (1) in supplying humanitarian assistance to Gaza through the Egyptian and Jordanian corridors, (2) supporting Palestinians who have been evacuated for medical support with their families, and (3) supporting the affected people that are being displaced in these four countries due to escalations and spillovers. This will be done by increasing supply chain capacity in Egypt and Jordan, as well as increasing readiness and response capacity of each of the four National Societies to ensure that they can better respond to potential increased humanitarian need. The operation will make sure that all four National Societies have the readiness and response capacity to provide integrated assistance, including leveraging their core mandates and capacities especially in Shelter, Heath, Multi-purpose Cash (MPC), Livelihoods, WASH and Protection. Through strong coordination and collaboration, the Movement will strengthen readiness and response capacity of the of local and national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. This regional response complements the PRCS appeal, especially through the logistics hub in Egypt and Jordan, and the global hub in Dubai. Close links and coordination between the various National Societies will be maintained to build a strong, collective and strategic response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 2486528 35022 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -35022 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1099 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 53022 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2281746 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2317867 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 150661 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for the PRCS Emergency Appeal regarding its Response to the Mass Demonstrations Crisis in Gaza Strip and West Bank PRCS Emergency Medical Services are in urgent need of support, in response to the Mass demonstrations that started in 2018 Support to the PRCS Emergency appeal to respond to the Mass Demonstrations Crisis in Gaza Strip and West Bank Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Gaza and the West Bank The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Gaza 31.5077213 34.4607415 Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 350000 -2381 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 882 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5601 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -5601 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is a follow up of AtHVI. The objective is to strengthen the main four PRCS’s hospitals in the West Bank through enhanced WASH services, improving the quality of health care, patient care, and emergency response readiness, leading to a more resilient and efficient healthcare environment. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Multisector aid for basic social services 1075000 1075000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is to ensure access to quality healthcare services for Palestinian refugees and other affected groups in Lebanon, by improving the availability and quality of basic WASH services within the PRCS/L healthcare facilities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 399050 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -16233 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -189 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26325 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -26310 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 6009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78509 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30236 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -78509 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1266 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 454 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -405000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 375000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 92824 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross This strategy aims to prepare for and respond to the humanitarian needs of people affected in the countries surrounding the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt), namely Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, especially (1) in supplying humanitarian assistance to Gaza through the Egyptian and Jordanian corridors, (2) supporting Palestinians who have been evacuated for medical support with their families, and (3) supporting the affected people that are being displaced in these four countries due to escalations and spillovers. This will be done by increasing supply chain capacity in Egypt and Jordan, as well as increasing readiness and response capacity of each of the four National Societies to ensure that they can better respond to potential increased humanitarian need. The operation will make sure that all four National Societies have the readiness and response capacity to provide integrated assistance, including leveraging their core mandates and capacities especially in Shelter, Heath, Multi-purpose Cash (MPC), Livelihoods, WASH and Protection. Through strong coordination and collaboration, the Movement will strengthen readiness and response capacity of the of local and national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. This regional response complements the PRCS appeal, especially through the logistics hub in Egypt and Jordan, and the global hub in Dubai. Close links and coordination between the various National Societies will be maintained to build a strong, collective and strategic response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 306244 10287 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -10287 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 284878 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21366 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -489837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 489837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -173306 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 458184 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the PRCS EA, focussed on the aggravated humanitarian and protection crisis due to the escalation of Hostilities in Gaza Strip and the West Bank following the events on October 7th, 2023 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 2000000 160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2000000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to PRCS Masterplan 2025-2027 following the hostile situation in Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 2777778 1388889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 222222 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -222222 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2777778 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1388889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 2777778 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Following the events on October 7th 2023 in Gaza, PRCS/L prepared a Preparedness Plan in case of the escalation of the hostilities in Lebanon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 200000 -535 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -15957 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -16000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 16000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -16000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 200000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross LRC's Crisis Management Plan underscores the national society’s commitment to delivering timely and effective assistance to those affected by the conflict. Through the coordinated efforts of its various sectors, LRC will prioritize saving lives, alleviating suffering, and providing essential services to both those in affected areas and those who have been internally displaced, in line with its humanitarian mission and principles. 1- Preparedness: Set up a Preparedness plan under the following areas: EMS, BTS, MSS, DMS, and Youth. 2- Response: I. Response in Affected Areas: Triage & first aid, Hospital coordination, Patient transportation, Dead Body management, Interfacility transport, Evacuations, Relief distribution. II. Response to Internal Displacement in Receiving Areas: Provision of EMS services, Collection and provision of Blood units by BTS, Provision of primary heath services, Initial needs assessments, Acute shelter, WASH, Ecosec and RFL services. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 200000 -16000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 216000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -216000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross This project with unearmarked funds contributed to the LRC Response Plan, following the escalation in conflict-related incidents, particularly along the southern border, Beirut, and northern parts of Bekaa; including the Pager incidents, targeted assassination of high value personnel, and limited ground incursions in the South. In response to the growing needs, the Lebanese government, in collaboration with international partners, launched a humanitarian appeal in October 2024 to mobilize resources for affected civilians, emphasizing the urgent need for food, shelter, healthcare, and other essential services. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1000000 80000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -80000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 80000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -80000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross HQ-HR costs related to all Middle East crisis coordination and support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 109910 2522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26910 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 29910 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 955 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42019 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -42019 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51400 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6100 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26910 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 1897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8895 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13605 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will contribute to PRCS’s and NLRC’s strategy by enhancing the provision of quality basic WASH services in health care institutions. This project will work on mitigating threats and improving preparedness for potential outbreaks. The project envisages rehabilitation of the WASH facilities and instalment of solar panels in the four primary health care clinics (PHCC) and two hospitals of PRCS in Gaza. The project will improve the access and sustainability of quality WASH and Health services for an average of 300.000 people served annually by the four PHCC and two hospitals. Almost the whole population of the Gaza Strip, two million people, are negatively affected by ongoing deficits and needs in the WASH sector. This includes 983.623 women and 991.428 children, who are exposed to public health risks associated to poor water quality (97% of water from Gaza’s sole aquifer is unfit for human consumption), poor wastewater collection and treatment, lack of stormwater infrastructure and lack of proper hygiene practices. This is compounded by the lack of electricity. Today Gaza’s residents receive eight hours of electricity at a time, followed by an eight-hour power cut. As a direct consequence of the shortage in electricity, the operational capacity to run Gaza’s public services dropped dramatically at the municipal level, especially across crucial sectors, such as water and sanitation. Water and sanitation infrastructure in health facilities has deteriorated to the point that clinics have frequently had to shut down. The added pressure on the healthcare system from the spread of COVID-19 heightens healthcare facilities’ need for continuous and safe water, sanitation and hygiene materials. Without proper access to water, sanitation and hygiene, the ability of health care workers to carry out proper infection prevention and control measures, and provide even basic, routine services, is greatly compromised. The operational strategy is articulated through the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Improved access to safe water through new construction or rehabilitation of the current water infrastructure within PRCS Health Care Facilities (HCFs). Outcome 2: Access to sanitation infrastructure is provided for patients and staff in PRCS HCFs, including waste water networks and stormwater drainage systems. Outcome 3: Solid waste infrastructure in PRCS HCFs is rehabilitated and upgraded, including collection, treatment and disposal. Outcome 4: PRCS Health Care Facilities have increased capacities to manage their WASH infrastructure, including WASH in Emergency preparedness and response. Outcome 5: PRCS health staff is enabled to implement infection prevention and control (IPC) measures and facilities are provided with essential IPC supplies and equipment. Outcome 6: Solar panels are installed to ensure continuous renewable energy supply in Al-Quds Hospital. Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 600000 -3523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8450 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1460 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1460 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237760 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 208345 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 11063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85023 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 495105 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -85023 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the PRCS Emergency Appeal which is supporting Humanitarian and Emergency Medical Services oPt The major drivers of humanitarian vulnerability in the oPt are the protracted occupation (now in place for more than 50 years), and the continuing conflict, punctuated by frequent outbreaks of violence. In the West Bank settler violence continues as does demolition of Palestinian property, despite the pandemic, and those living in Area C are particularly vulnerable to settler attacks, destruction of their homes and assets and displacement. The blockade of the Gaza Strip has had a significant impact on peoples’ freedom of movement, access to health care, water and sanitation and other basic needs. Tensions in East Jerusalem have been escalating in recent weeks (since the start of Ramadan on 13th April), after the Israeli authorities installed metal barriers outside the Damascus Gate, blocking access to a public area for Palestinians. Although a relative calm was restored with the removal of the obstacles on 25 April, tensions were further heightened by the Israeli authorities’ imminent eviction of four extended Palestinian former refugee families from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of East Jerusalem. Since 28 April, Palestinians have been holding daily protests in Sheikh Jarrah area in solidarity with the families at risk of eviction, triggering confrontations with Israeli settlers and Israeli security forces. Confrontations which were initially centered on Sheikh Jarrah and the Old City have spread to other parts of the city and in recent days to mixed communities in Israel. Confrontations have worsened substantially since 7 May, and on 11 May there was a “day of rage” with protests across West Bank, including East Jerusalem, as well as some in Palestinian communities in Israel. The goal of this Project is: (1) Enhanced readiness and response capacity of emergency medical services in Gaza, including hospital capacity, (2) EMS and field hospital operation in East Jerusalem (3) Response readiness for the rest of the West Bank. Community members in Gaza, West Bank and East Jerusalem oPt The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 350000 -3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 347000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 347000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross MHPSS activities in Gaza The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 22969 -6562 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6562 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6562 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -19141 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 22969 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 22969 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 3828 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 19141 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Earmarked pledge to IFRC Middle East Emergency appeal to Support Egypt Red Crescent. ERCS, together with IFRC Egypt Office and IFRC Regional Office We are funding feature development on the QR code tracking system that enables PRCS and other humanitarian organizations to better track the logistics pipeline. We are funding wider information management needs such as development of an ERP system, hardware, data protection measures and server storage. By providing an earmarked pledge Egypt Red Crescent and ultimately people affected from Gaza and West Bank. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 185325 -862 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -862 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -862 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 172395 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -172395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -12930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 172395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 172395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Project related to reinforce IT capacities of the ERCS for the pipeline to Gaza. Thousands of indirect beneficiaries but no direct beneficiaries. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 Contribution to LRC Conflict Preparedness & Response Plan 2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 500000 500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the PRCS Egypt Hospital Concept Note Since the late 1970s, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Egypt has been providing healthcare services through the Palestine Hospital in Cairo. The hospital serves Palestinian living in Egypt and plays a critical role in providing medical care to Palestinians evacuated from Gaza, especially during emergencies and periods of heightened conflict. Its mission focuses on delivering high-quality, patient-centered healthcare to the Palestinian community in Egypt. This includes providing essential and specialized medical services, strengthening the capacity of healthcare teams, and ensuring comprehensive support for patients, including the wounded, chronically ill, and displaced. Through continuous development, innovation, and strong partnerships, the Palestine Hospital seeks to expand its services, improve accessibility, and remain firmly committed to humanitarian principles. The PRCS Egypt Hospital Concept Note provides an overview of the Palestine Hospital aims to strengthen its role as a leading healthcare provider for Palestinians in Egypt and patients evacuated from Gaza, while ensuring sustainable, high-quality medical services. The Gaza crisis displaced population into Jordan and Egypt PRCS Egypt hospital in Cairo The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1500000 120000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -120000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Since October 2023, the conflict between Hamas and Israel has escalated, leading to immense humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The hostilities have also affected security and socio-economic stability in neighboring countries including Lebanon, especially in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa region. Rockets, bombs, crossfire and hostilities have caused deaths, injuries, displacement, loss of livelihoods and socio-economic insecurity to people living in conflict zones. This necessitates response measures from Palestinian Red Crescent Society – Lebanon branch (PRCS-L), Lebanese Red Cross and other humanitarian entities to ensure the health and wellbeing of all people affected by the conflict. Since October 2023, PRCS-L has taken proactive measures to enhance conflict response . This includes establishing comprehensive contingency plans, conducting refresher courses for first responders and providing first aid training for the volunteers as well as psychological first aid training for the nurses working at the hospitals. The resilience demonstrated by PRCS-L in delivering life-saving services during both peaceful periods and times of conflict underscores the organization's commitment to serving vulnerable communities under any circumstances. Despite this generous support from partners, the PRCS-L branch is facing significant financial challenges to respond to the current needs and to preposition items in preparation of a further escalation of the conflict. The socio-economic crisis in Lebanon and the increased number of patients using PRCS-L facilities has led to a deficit in the availability of medicine and medical supplies. As a result, some hospitals under PRCS/L have been forced to utilize their prepositioned stock to meet the growing demand for healthcare services, thereby limiting the ability of PRCS-L to respond to any further escalation of the conflict. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 500000 41900 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 249465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -40000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1379681 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -81351 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1488037 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 1379681 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 81351 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society -1488037 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 535 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-037-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribute to saving lives and mitigating against the impact of COVID-19; contribute to saving lives and reduce the impact of the pandemic by addressing the gaps in the national health system From the beginning of February 2021, Palestine has seen a rapid escalation of COVID-19 cases, which the authorities have labeled as the start of the third wave of infection. The public hospitals are struggling to manage the influx of severe patients in need of intensive care. While PRCS has already started initiatives to support the health authorities to expand homebased care under which patients will be provided with oxygen concentrators and pulse oxymeters if needed, thus helping the authorities addresses the gaps. PRCS /Al-Bireh branch and Al-Bireh Municipality, in consultation with PRCS HQ, have agreed to establish a COVID-19 Field Hospital in an urban setting to support the MOH in managing the overflow of COVID-19 inpatients from MOH facilities. The Field Hospital will be located in a municipality-owned, multipurpose event center in the city of Al-Bireh, in Ramallah and Al Bireh Governorate. It will start rendering services initially with 54 beds, including four for ICU1 and have ten nurses and six doctors as well as support staff (cleaners, clerks, etc.). While PRCS has already started initiatives to support the health authorities to expand homebased care under which patients will be provided with oxygen concentrators and pulse oxymeters if needed, thus helping the authorities addresses the gaps. PRCS /Al-Bireh branch and Al-Bireh Municipality, in consultation with PRCS HQ, have agreed to establish a COVID-19 Field Hospital in an urban setting to support the MOH in managing the overflow of COVID-19 inpatients from MOH facilities. The Field Hospital will be located in a municipality-owned, multipurpose event center in the city of Al-Bireh, in Ramallah and Al Bireh Governorate. It will start rendering services initially with 54 beds, including four for ICU1 and have ten nurses and six doctors as well as support staff (cleaners, clerks, etc.). Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Netherlands Red Cross Society oPt The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 235000 230000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 5000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -230000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 230000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 230000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-039 The Netherlands Red Cross The Fuego Volcano eruption affected the nearby communities. Livelihoods are restored among targeted population (500 most vulnerable families during the emergency phase and again during the recovery phase). households are provided with unconditional cash grants to address their basic needs during emergency phase. 500 households have received assistance to cover their mid-term and long-term livelihoods needs. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Volcanic eruption 140000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-039-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Fuego Volcano continues to be active, and the flow of lahar is likely to continue in the coming days and could be aggravated by the ongoing and forecasted rainfalls, which increase the risk of mudslides and landslides. Consequently, the affected, missing, and casualty figures are likely to increase. Livelihoods are restored among targeted population (500 most vulnerable families during the emergency phase and again during the recovery phase). households are provided with unconditional cash grants to address their basic needs during emergency phase. 500 households have received assistance to cover their mid-term and long-term livelihoods needs. Sacatepéquez, Escuintla, and Chimaltenango departments The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 140000 131455 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8545 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 131455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount of targeted people Total amount of actual reached people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-043 The Netherlands Red Cross Several wildfires break out in forests and villages across the country, primarily in the areas surrounding the capital of Athens. A state of emergency is declared, and assistance from the EU requested. The HRC immediately started to provide first aid services to affected people. This operation aims to support the needs of 7,100 people of most vulnerable communities with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the fires and increase their resilience to future emergencies. Additionally, following the severe impact of the fires, the HRC will carry out activities to support vulnerable communities to be better prepare future disasters, as the recent events (e.g. flash floods on 26 July, only several days after the fires) have shown the need for an increased focus on preparedness to avoid future tragedies. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 193636 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-043-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to support the needs of 7,100 people of most vulnerable communities with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective, and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the fires and increase their resilience to future emergencies. Additionally, following the severe impact of the fires, the HRC will carry out activities to support vulnerable communities to be better prepare future disasters, as the recent events (e.g. flash floods on 26 July, only several days after the fires) have shown the need for an increased focus on preparedness to avoid future tragedies. Several wildfires break out in forests and villages across the country, primarily in the areas surrounding the capital of Athens. A state of emergency is declared, and assistance from the EU requested. The HRC immediately started to provide first aid services to affected people. delivering assistance and support to approximately 7,100 people for nine months, with a focus on the following programmatic areas: health; livelihoods and basic needs; protection, gender and inclusion; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and National Society capacity enhancement. Community engagement and accountability (CEA) and protection elements are included in all areas of interventions. The planned response reflects the current situation and information available at this time of the evolving operation and details will be made available in the Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA). 7100 people directly and indirectly affected. Eastern and Western Attica, Greece The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC IKEA Foundation Stichting Dorgelo Energie Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 193636 26250 Incoming Commitment Stichting Dorgelo Energie The Netherlands Red Cross 1706 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193636 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11818 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 181818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-047 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the populations of targeted provinces to anticipate, cope and reduce the impact of the disasters they suffer, especially Population movements, natural disasters, epidemics, assess to water, sanitation and health services. Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest Epidemic 380000 -28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -28680 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -40000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 380000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-047-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the populations of targeted provinces to anticipate, cope and reduce the impact of the disasters they suffer, especially Population movements, natural disasters, epidemics, assess to water, sanitation and health services. Specific objective: Contribute to the fight and response to disasters and epidemics in the provinces of Kongo Central, Kwango and Kwilu. This specific objective is articulated around 3 axes of intervention. The first axis aims to meet the curative health needs of populations. Indeed, as explained above, the resources of the health centres from areas concerned by population movements have been strongly solicited for more than one year. Today, these resources, particularly in medicine, are reaching their limit and these health centres fall short in providing basic services not only to local populations but also to arriving populations. In the provinces of Kongo Central and Kwango, health facilities are very precarious too, especially in terms of access to water and sanitation. The second axis will be to respond to the needs of those affected and displaced in Kwango and/or Kwilu province (depending on how the situation evolves, the response may be redirected to another neighbouring province). This axis will also make it possible to reinforce DRCRC's capacities, particularly in cash transfer. Finally, the third axis will focus on the prevention of epidemics, and in particular water-borne epidemics, in Kongo Central and Kwango. The most vulnerable communities and displaced people in the target regions. In Kwilu Province, Bulungu/Kikwit, Idiofa and Gungu territories Central Kongo Province, Songolo Health Zone, Viaza Health Area Kwango Province, Kenge Health Zone, Barrier Health Area The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 380000 -221558 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 351320 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 129763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -118442 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 51558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 170000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-150 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021 Haiti Earthquake The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Earthquake 2829758 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-150-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Benelux Relief ERU deployments to Haiti- Fund: 2021 Haiti Earthquake fund Supporting the in-country operational field activities (mainly relief distribution and assessments). Deployment of trained ERU team members Earthquake affected population in Haiti Haiti, Grand'Anse, Nippes, and Sud Departments The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 40704 32 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -41296 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47461 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -47461 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-150-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross HQ support staff related to the Haiti Earthquake response: - 3 months position to support the DRU - 1 month external coordinator desk The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response 35053 4440 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4441 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4441 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30612 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-150-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Earthquake response activities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 400000 375587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 375587 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 24413 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-150-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Bilateral emergency support related to the Haiti earthquake of 14/8/2021. - Relief item distributions - Immediate WASH repair - Recovery of WASH - Livelihood Recovery Earthquake affected population Sud Department Haiti The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Nationale Postcode Loterij Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 2354002 20697 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 20697 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20697 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -347 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -3614 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -132 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 32645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20880 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186585 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -32586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 108548 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23415 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 135477 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190640 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -3013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 173796 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 77 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 288 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 1857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 190619 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -41009 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 285291 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 10741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11955 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300548 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96222 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 249525 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 20242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3435 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328262 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 9647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 19688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 833038 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -833038 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1202900 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 7800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of beneficiaries of the project Indicators on project are per household, average of 5 persons per household. Not counted all the families who benefit from the SAEP systems rehabilitated, as this is presumed indirectly. From Q3 we can count the families around the water systems as well, as they will have received direct hygiene sensitisation as well. Indicators on project are per household, average of 5 persons per household. Not counted all the families who benefit from the water systems rehabilitated, as this is presumed indirectly. From Q3 we can count the families around the water systems as well, as they will have received direct hygiene sensitisation as well. Indicators on project are per household, average of 5 persons per household. Not counted all the families who benefit from the water systems rehabilitated, as this is presumed indirectly. From Q3 we can count the families around the water systems as well, as they will have received direct hygiene sensitisation as well. Including: - 60.000 people reached through rehabilitation of SAEP - All distributions except shelter kit Les Anglais and distributions for IFRC as we are in the same sections with the rehabilitation of the SAEP systems. Including: - 60.000 people reached through rehabilitation of SAEP - All distributions except shelter kit Les Anglais and distributions for IFRC as we are in the same sections with the rehabilitation of the SAEP systems. Distributions were per household, so I multiplied that by 5 (average household size in Haiti). NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122 The Netherlands Red Cross Displaced populations currently depend on already limited access to clean, safe, and potable drinking water and water for domestic use in the host communities. If not controlled, it may bring competition and violence to access this scarce commodity between the refugees and the host communities. Further to this, the prevalence of COVID-19 and the potential for community transmission within informal and temporary shelter areas and arrangements must be considered as an essential focus in the need for water provision, hygiene training and improving hygiene practices The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 2888833 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing access to sanitation services and provision of hygiene items and promotion to refugees in Um Rakuba and Tunaidba. Displaced populations currently depend on already limited access to clean, safe, and potable drinking water and water for domestic use in the host communities. If not controlled, it may bring competition and violence to access this scarce commodity between the refugees and the host communities. Further to this, the prevalence of COVID-19 and the potential for community transmission within informal and temporary shelter areas and arrangements must be considered as an essential focus in the need for water provision, hygiene training and improving hygiene practices, such as the use of hands-free washing stations. SRCS will provide people in camps and host communities with improved access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene. This will be achieved through the provision of household water treatment and storage kits (buckets, jerrycans with lids); as well as water trucking if required. Community-level construction of latrines through provision of toilet slabs and training of local sanitationartisans who will further train the local communities in the construction of locally and culturally appropriate latrines will also be prioritized. Hygiene promotion and awareness sessions, as well as hygiene related supplies (hand sanitizer and soap), will be provided; and handwashing stations installed. 45,000 people in the refugee settlements Tunaidba (Gedaref) and Um Rakuba (Kassala) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 930968 -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -11 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -14 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 14 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -14 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 59737 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -53607 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -3100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3100 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -58930 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58930 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31875 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117119 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 16390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31875 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116711 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1438 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 93 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 17379 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1130 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 14350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229319 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 14898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66833 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 19372 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11816 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1426 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 11264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -66833 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -19372 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 767329 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 690000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 127925 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to IFRC Tigray Crisis- Population Movement Support three National Societies – Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS), Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) and Djibouti Red Crescent Society (DRCS) to deliver humanitarian assistance to and support early recovery of some 660,000 people (displaced and host communities) in Ethiopia (355,000 people), Sudan (300,000 people), and in Djibouti (5,000 people) affected by multiple disasters and compounding humanitarian vulnerabilities intensified by the Tigray crisis The operation will focus on the following areas: Shelter and Essential Household Items (EHI), Livelihood & Basic Needs, Health & Psychosocial Support (PSS), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Gender & Inclusion (PGI), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), and Migration & Displacement. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 250000 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross IDPs and host communities are supported with life saving needs in Tigray Region and border areas This intervention will focus on Tigray Region and bordering areas of Tigray. At the beginning of November 2020, fighting started in the Tigray Region of Ethiopia between the Ethiopian National Defence Forces (ENDF) and the Tigray Region Special Forces (TF). Since this time there has been ongoing violence in the Tigray region, with spill over fighting into bordering regions, Afar and Amhara. 1.1.1. Violence affected IDPs in Tigray Region and Border areas receive life-saving distributions of either NFI/food/cash 1.1.2. Violence affected IDPs and host communities in Tigray Region and border areas receive life-saving emergency wash support 1.1.3. ERCS supported with disaster prepardness initiatives to be able to better respond to humanitarian needs in the community Tigray, Amhara, Afar Regions of Ethiopia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society British Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 665812 -5452 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -2980 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2980 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -471359 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 412750 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -494203 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17033 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 494203 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126747 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -26496 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1023 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 471359 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 26496 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -125724 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 24044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164232 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148599 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150528 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 230000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -150528 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -230000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 26496 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 230000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146588 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14129 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 115882 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing hygiene items to refugees in Hamdayet and provision of basic sanitation facilities to refugees in Um-Rakuba Since November 3 2020 armed clashes were reported between the Ethiopian Defence Forces and the Tigray Regional Security forces in Tigray region, Ethiopia. The Ethiopian government declared a state of emergency, with a total of 1.5 to 2 million people projected to be affected. A continued high influx of refugees is expected to arrive in East Sudan, estimating a total number of 50,000 people to cross the border in November and December. Current estimations of total arrivals by UNHCR are up to 100,000 in the next months with worst case scenario of 200,000. While continuing to receive these new arrivals, East Sudan is hosting one of the most protracted refugee situations in the world, with active refugee camps in Kassala, Al Jazeera and Gedaref States. The overall objective of this operation is to provide basic sanitation facilities to at least 2,500 newly arrived Ethiopian refugees (500 HHs) with hygiene items in Hamdayet and 2,500 refugees (500 HHs) with provision of basic sanitation facilities in Um Rakuba refugee settlement and 10,000 refugees (2,000 HHs) through hygiene promotion and MHPSS activities. 10,000 newly arrived Ethiopian refugees in Sudan Hamdayet and Um Rakuba refugee settlement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 249685 -35820 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 35820 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -35820 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 35820 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -11816 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -1426 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -8924 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -53170 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 6414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35820 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220794 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 250000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 189790 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will provide much needed humanitarian support to internally displaced people (IDPs) reaching the affected population – including children – with psychosocial support (PSS) as well as dignity kits to women and girls. The intervention will be implemented at IDP centers in Shire, Tigray, a town currently hosting more than 575,000 IDPs. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross DOB Emergency Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 229668 229688 Incoming Commitment DOB Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross 229688 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-122-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross EA bilateral project Ethiopia 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 562700 7826 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1923 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 380 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8206 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8206 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16617 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1623 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -22041 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25876 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25876 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 76749 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 20533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109231 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172193 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -172193 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 428 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 562700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 386705 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176380 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-128 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 Red Cross St. Maarten Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 14469925 -343256 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -1437800 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14900000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -2369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -16803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -103652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 258219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 808205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-128-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 796963 622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 641060 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -33317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -99272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26288 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-128-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 1953197 781340 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4011 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -17711 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 848 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 80 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 335000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 11831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 189283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-128-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 10146942 10284568 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 137626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 137626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -137626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 1166 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2362566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2525114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2346844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1516389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 2574291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2250876 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 347499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2997363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 3382314 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-200 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022-2023 Cuba Hurricane Ian The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 48660 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-200-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal (EA), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the CRC in the response to Hurricane Ian. The aim of the Appeal is to provide immediate humanitarian assistance, protection and recovery support to the most affected families living in Pinar del Rio province. The operation will support 25,000 people (5,000 households) for a period of 15 months. NLRC has contributed to the appeal with a donation of 1.382 Kitchen sets from the warehouse in Panama. Funds will cover the replenishment costs of the items procured by IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 48660 48660 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 48660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Morocco Earthquake German Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Earthquake 8601112 2336449 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross 163551 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross -2336449 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross -163551 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross -2500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross 2500000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross German Red Cross 2500000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the Moroccan Red Crescent (MRC) in the response to the Morocco Earthquake. The strategy of the IFRC response is to contribute support to 500,000 people. Morocco Earthquake. M2309059 to contribute support to 500,000 people. 500,000 people. Morocco The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 4930556 69444 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -69444 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 69444 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -69444 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1812728 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 117827 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1812729 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -42254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2816901 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 183099 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2816901 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross It is a 14 month DRR and WASH programme supporting eVCA based community action plans, LWUA technical training, and national WASH preparedness. Activities include implementing PoAs in 39 douars, training 8 LWUA groups, and building WASH contingency stock for 15,000 people. The project aims to strengthen climate smart community resilience after the 2023 El Haouz earthquake. It addresses major gaps in DRR knowledge, preparedness, and WASH systems that continue to expose communities to high risk. The project is implemented through community led eVCA action plans, financial disbursements to trained local associations, and continuous technical support from MRC and IFRC teams. It also delivers LWUA technical trainings, strengthens national WASH in emergency capacity through equipment and SOPs, and ensures quality via M&E systems, CEA, PGI and safeguarding mechanisms. Direct support targets 22,005 people, including 21,955 community members and 50 MRC staff and volunteers. Indirectly, 18,032 people will benefit through improved water management, DRR systems, and strengthened MRC capacity. Activities take place in the provinces of Azilal, Chichaoua, Taroudant, El Haouz, and Marrakesh in Morocco. Implementation is concentrated at community level in Taroudant and with LWUAs across all four provinces. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1090452 1014374 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 76078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1014374 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -76078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5863 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1014374 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 76078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -5863 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1019573 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross A 4-day hybrid workshop called the Community Feedback Data Lab, teaching CEA (Community Engagement and Accountability) practitioners how to analyze community feedback data and turn it into operational decisions; the part of feedback systems that consistently fails in practice. Because collecting feedback during emergencies has become standard practice, but acting on it hasn't. The note identifies this gap explicitly: teams lack the skills, tools, and confidence to track and analyze feedback and convert it into decisions. Rather than running a generic training, the design grounds everything in one real, documented case (the Al Haouz earthquake response) so participants work with actual operational messiness rather than a hypothetical scenario. Through a progressive structure rather than a standard classroom format: foundational concepts first, then hands-on analysis of the real Morocco dataset, then translating findings into recommendations pitched to sectors and leadership, and finally a field day where participants meet implementing staff and reflect on what they'd do differently. The mechanism is co-design and co-delivery between IFRC's CEA unit, Swedish Red Cross, and Netherlands Red Cross, with Moroccan Red Crescent staff as learning partners rather than passive hosts. 20–25 participants: CEA surge roster members, National Society staff already implementing feedback systems under DREF operations, and relevant IFRC regional/country CEA technical staff. The note is explicit that this isn't introductory; it's aimed at people who've already worked with feedback data and want to sharpen analytical and communication skills, with the goal of building a deployable cohort with demonstrated competency. Morocco, hosted by the Moroccan Red Crescent and IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 29442 27834 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Rapid Response Deployments to support earthquake response in Morocco The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 12689 -124 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 170 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11918 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11915 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-218-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Internal coordination costs for Morocco earthquake response. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 37973 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14659 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 891 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15341 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-055 The Netherlands Red Cross Pilot project to appraise whether the festival context can be used for identifying, testing and demonstrating potential humanitarian innovations The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 22853 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ08-055-0064 The Netherlands Red Cross Pilot project to appraise whether the festival context can be used for identifying, testing and demonstrating potential humanitarian innovations The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) Philips Foundation Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross BDA (Business Development & Advice Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid to Environment Gender Equality 22853 22853 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to Netherlands Red Cross overseas branches to strengthen their disaster response capacity: rehabilitation of emergency shelters; enhancing resilience of vulnerable groups; palliative care; emergency vehicles; office, storage and training facilities; rehabilitation of houses; hygiëne promotion and vector control on schools; vulnerability mapping. The Netherlands Red Cross Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 1644674 965 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -965 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 965 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 65413 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross -79548 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 14135 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 308841 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross -308841 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 308037 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 93742 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross -93742 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 93750 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross 639476 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross -420726 Incoming Commitment Stichting Ondersteuningsfonds Zorg, Welzijn en Sport The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Increasing the capacity of Landhuis Pannekoek. Landhuis Pannekoek will have the character of a multifunctional center after the renovation. An important function will be that in times of emergency, the Red Cross Curaçao has sufficient capacity to make this center available for vulnerable people. To increase disaster preparedness and participation of vulnerable groups on Curacao. By providing a work/learning programme for youth and by using the building in case of emergency as a shelter. Red Cross Curacao Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 158500 158500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 24575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 15416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Reducing the impact of disasters by renovating emergency shelter facilities of the Red Cross on Aruba and increasing the response preparedness of the local branch. The existing shelter capacities were not up to the capacity of the needs identified on the island and in the region. Rehabilitation of the existing shelter facility The rehabilitated shelter can be used by vulnerable people who have been affected by disasters, or in preperation of disaster during evacuations Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 91639 91639 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92038 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41639 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting the elderly in increasing their resilience through creating a safer living environment and increasing their social networks Elderly people are often lacking a social network as family members migrate away from Aruba, and loneliness is a big issue on the islands. With an increased social network, they can alert others of their situation, and social activities increase the well-being of individuals. Volunteers will also assess the safety in the homes of beneficiaries with the aim to improve their living situations. Through social activities, courses and home visits, elderly people will increase their social networks and safety in their immediate surroundings. 100 elderly Aruba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 71923 71923 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50057 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 11866 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 10000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting the elderly in increasing their resilience through creating a safer living environment and increasing their social networks Elderly people are often lacking a social network as family members migrate away from Bonaire, and loneliness is a big issue on the islands. With an increased social network, they can alert others of their situation, and social activities increase the well-being of individuals. Volunteers will also assess the safety in the homes of beneficiaries with the aim to improve their living situations. Through social activities, courses and home visits, elderly people will increase their social networks and safety in their immediate surroundings. 20-30 elderly Bonaire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 52000 -150000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 52000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25414 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 33554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10267 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire 16319 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Bonaire NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Improvement of living conditions of vulnerable population groups in Curacao by home refurbishments and environmental improvements Increased quality of life and increased safety in houses of impoverished people in Curacao will lead to improvement of healthy living. Activities in the neighbourhood will lead to an increased social network within the community. Refurbishment of houses of vulnerable groups, improvements in the local area to improve quality of life, and involving community members in neighbourhood committees to maintain the open spaces, but also to strengthen social ties within the community. Vulnerable groups, such as elderly or impoverished people. Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 423750 424532 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 782 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross -424532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 9186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68859 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 6332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64891 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 9944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36689 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 212594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53311 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-001-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Increasing understanding and solidarity amongst the general population of people with disabilities through annual activities Understanding and solidarity of disabled people is generally low on the island, with as a result many disabled people spending dispraportionate amounts of time indoors. There is also a lack of existing initiatives to involve disabled people in the community and the economy. Annual activities include a celebratory vehicle parade for disabled people and increasing the willingness of companies to create apprenticeships for people with certain disabilities. 30 disabled people per year Curacao The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Stichting De Groot Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 88011 84359 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 559 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross -88570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3828 Incoming Commitment Stichting De Groot Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 4566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4211 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 3341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 12426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26176 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020 The Netherlands Red Cross Torrential rains caused massive floods and several landslides in South East Asia. The Netherlands Red Cross supports emergency assistance to people affected by the floods in Nepal and Bangladesh. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Landslide 1473125 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The analysis indicates that priority needs cover various areas including food assistance, non-food relief, clothing, cash for multipurpose needs, emergency shelter items, recovery shelter, WASH, health and livelihoods. In general, it is worth noting that large parts of the affected areas, and particularly the worst affected districts, have high levels of pre-existing vulnerabilities, including poverty, malnutrition and social deprivation. Since 12 August, the monsoon season with above average heavy rains have severely impacted the riverine region of India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh resulting in overflowing of Bangladesh’s major river networks causing intense flooding in more than half of the country and affecting over 7.4 million people. Bangladesh is experiencing floods for the fourth time this year. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department’s latest bulletin warns that heavy rainfall is expected to continue. As per the forecast of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR), the flood situation may be the worst in the last four decades. Bangladesh Red Crescent and IFRC Bangladesh The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 400000 375587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 375587 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 24413 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Floods Nepal Heavy monsoon season IFRC Nepal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services 250000 234742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234742 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15258 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Shelter Cluster Coordination under Bangladesh - Floods Emergency Appeal Severe flooding in Bangladesh Shelter Cluster Coordination Bangladesh - north The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 50000 46948 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 46948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3052 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The analysis indicates that priority needs cover various areas including food assistance, non-food relief, clothing, cash for multipurpose needs, emergency shelter items, recovery shelter, WASH, health and livelihoods. In general, it is worth noting that large parts of the affected areas, and particularly the worst affected districts, have high levels of pre-existing vulnerabilities, including poverty, malnutrition and social deprivation. Since 12 August, the monsoon season with above average heavy rains have severely impacted the riverine region of India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh resulting in overflowing of Bangladesh’s major river networks causing intense flooding in more than half of the country and affecting over 7.4 million people. Bangladesh is experiencing floods for the fourth time this year. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department’s latest bulletin warns that heavy rainfall is expected to continue. As per the forecast of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR), the flood situation may be the worst in the last four decades. Bangladesh Red Crescent and IFRC Bangladesh The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 244617 229688 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 229688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross To ensure that the immediate needs of the 5,000 flood-affected families are met through provision of emergency relief items, safe drinking water, temporary toilets and hygiene promotion over a three-month period. Assam is prone to floods and erosions every year due to monsoon rainfall in the state and from its neighboring seven states in the North-East. The two main rivers of Assam - Brahmaputra and Barak - with more than 50 tributaries and innumerable sub-tributaries feeding them, causes the flood devastation in the monsoon period each year. According to the Economic Survey report, Assam suffers an average loss of USD 30 million every year due to devastating floods with nearly 40% of the state's total land declared as flood-prone by the government almost every year. 1.7 million people were affected in 24 districts, which is comparable to last years floods (1.7 M affected in 21 districts). However, during this year, 75 people lost their lives which is much higher than the reported 3 deaths from last year. The perception of the assessment team is that many people had difficulties to recover and this had affected their coping mechanisms. Manipur: The rains that started after cyclone Mora during the last week of May continued till today causing floods across many parts of the state. While floods are a common phenomenon every year, in Manipur too, when the flood levels are above normal like this year, which is compared to once in a 30-year event, many low-lying areas in and around Imphal, the capital city of Manipur, are inundated by flood waters. The road network is cut off at many places due to landslides. Rainfall continues and flood waters remain at many low-lying areas, increasing vulnerability for water borne diseases. Approximately 3,200 hectares of agricultural land is currently inundated by floods. The operation shall be relief focused, providing the affected population, and especially those who are displaced, with essential relief items, drinking water supply, provision of temporary toilets and hygiene promotion. IRCS will deploy NDRT / NDWRT / SERV volunteers represented by both men and women volunteers to carry out this operation. IFRC will provide all necessary technical support to meet operational objectives. Indian Red Cross Society and IFRC India, in the states Assam and Manipur The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Stichting Dorgelo Energie Stichting Hartenkreet Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 105000 22969 Incoming Commitment Stichting Dorgelo Energie The Netherlands Red Cross 15312 Incoming Commitment Stichting Hartenkreet The Netherlands Red Cross 66718 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 98592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This revised Emergency Appeal operation aims to assist 100,000 people (20,000 households) affected by the floods in ten districts over a 12-month period. Since 12 August 2017 heavy monsoon rains above the seasonal average have severely impacted the riverine region of India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. This has resulted in intense flooding in almost two-thirds of Bangladesh, affecting over eight million people. Bangladesh is experiencing floods for the fourth time this year and this latest flood has inundated the country. Based on the adjustment and more detailed assessments, the operational strategy is aimed to be more targeted, where multipurpose cash will be utilised as main modality delivering assistance to 20,00 households. Appropriate interventions on immediate relief and longer-term recovery assistance will be provided to the most vulnerable households according to pre-defined selection criteria and accountable process. 100,000 people (20,000 households) affected by the floods in ten districts The ten districts are Kurigram, Dinajpur, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Tangail, Lalmonirhat, Sirajganj, Bogra, Naogaon and Rangpur. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 345220 51850 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3370 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 51850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 272300 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 272300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-020-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross IFRC appeal Nepal Floods and Landslides to meet the immediate humanitarian and early recovery needs of a total of 16,200 families (81,000 people) affected by floods and landslides in 31 districts of Nepal. Several districts of Nepal have experienced an increase of monsoon precipitations since the last weeks of July. The torrential rains continued between 11 and 14 August 2017 causing massive floods and several landslides. These are the worst rains Nepal has experienced in last 15 years – for many areas such as Biratnagar and Monrang this flooding is unusual. Provision of early emergency shelter assistance (tarpaulins, ropes, blankets) to 7,000 displaced families living in community centres/schools or with their relatives across 31 districts will be provided. Whereas, NFRIs full sets, shelter repair assistance, WASH, emergency health, livelihood and progressive shelter support as a part of early recovery assistance will be provided to 9,200 families – of which 8,000 families, whose houses have been destroyed will receive NFRIs and 1,200 families whose houses have been partially damaged will receive support to repair – in 11 worst affected districts. The targeted population is primarily those displaced by, and secondarily those affected by, floods and landslides according to the beneficiary selection criteria outlined above. The districts are; Lalitpur, Palpa, Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, Saptari, Baridya, Dang, Banke, Siraha, Sarlai, Bara, Sindhuli, Panchhthar, Rasuwa, Rupendehi, Baglung, Nawalparasi, Kailali, Kalikot, Doti, Dhading, Ramechhap, Syangia, Parbat, Pyuthan, Kaski, Terathum, Dolakha, Surkhet and Rautahat. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services 55000 51643 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 51643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-026 The Netherlands Red Cross In-kind support to IFRC Dominica appeal Hurricane Maria response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Storm Surge 2285 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-026-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross In-kind donation of relief goods (2000 tarps, 200 STKs, 4500 10L jerrycans) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 2285 2285 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-024 The Netherlands Red Cross Cholera outbreak in Lusaka: this project will focus on cholera response/preparedness activities in Lusaka province. Building from training and response, the requested funds will go towards training pool of volunteers and hygiene promotion activities such as door to door sensitization. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 12000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-024-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Cholera outbreak in Lusaka: this project will focus on cholera response/preparedness activities in Lusaka province. Building from training and response, the requested funds will go towards training pool of volunteers and hygiene promotion activities such as door to door sensitization. Lusaka province is battling a cholera outbreak that was declared on the 6th October 2017. Four Cholera treatment centres; Kanyama, Chawama, Bauleni and Matero are treating the cases. The cumulative number of cases by 27th November 2017, was 316 and 9 deaths. Of the cumulative cases, 31% are children. This year’s outbreak is different as there are many cases of children reported. Zambia is among the most cholera prone countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The disease is considered endemic and breaks out just before and during the rainy season as evidenced from repeated episodes of the disease over the years. Outbreaks are largely confined to the peri-urban areas of Lusaka, Luapula, Southern and Copper belt Provinces and the fishing camps of the rural areas of Mpulungu in Northern Province. The project focuses on training a pool of volunteers and hygiëne promotion activities such as door to door sensitization 150,000 beneficiaries The project takes place in the Lusaka province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society UNICEF Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Lusaka -15.40669 28.28713 Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 12000 12000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 12000 Incoming Commitment UNICEF The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049 The Netherlands Red Cross Local Humanitarian Innovation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 488611 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis 2022: For the Innovation Node Botswana Project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022 & 2023: For the Innovation Node Botswana Project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. 2022: For the Innovation Node Botswana Project, this process is still ongoing in 2023. Therefore for 2022 this the number has been put on 0. 2022 & 2023: For the Innovation Node Botswana Project, this project was finalized in 2023. Therefore this number is put on 1. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Coastal Protection Project (CPP) entails the preparation of a feasibility study including a preliminary design for the selected preferred coastal protection scheme for Beira. It aims to develop a strategy to protect Beira and its over 600,000 citizens against sea hazards, flooding, and other climate-related disasters. It also includes an Environmental Pre-Feasibility Study and Scoping Definition (EPDA) and the development of an Implementation Strategy for the next phases. The CPP consortium is led by Royal HaskoningDHV (based in the Netherlands and Mozambique), with partners Deltares (the Netherlands), Witteveen+Bos (the Netherlands) and Metier (Mozambique). NLRC, will acst as independent observer to ensure that the needs of local communities form the core of the coastal protection plan for Beira. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Royal Haskoning DHV Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 19580 4513 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 19580 Incoming Commitment Royal Haskoning DHV The Netherlands Red Cross 1121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The Botswana Red Cross Society (BRCS) and the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) have together been engaged in discussions of forming a collaboration around water management innovation as part of a broader approach to disaster preparedness and building community resilience. The programme has been developed and focuses on water as a primary factor in Botswana’s disaster risk outlook. To accelerate locally driven humanitarian innovation by developing a local innovation ecosystem so that local communities are strengthen to address their own challenges The partnership’s framework revolves around water and has three focus areas that are interconnected and operate against a cross -cutting background of future -oriented climate change adaptation, youth innovation and value creation: (1) Promoting innovative and realistic water access, saving and use environment (smart water); (2) Strength and facilitate harmonious landscapes, and; (3) Building resilient communities. The partnership's overall goal is: “An agile and adaptive generation that thinks of the bigger picture: taking care of each other, their community, the environment, the country and the continent.” Botswana Red Cross Society (volunteers and staff) and communities living within Botswana Botswana The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 301831 -170000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -21792 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 22405 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 1556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society -28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Botswana Red Cross Society 1415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221831 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38080 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Q1-Q2 2023: no direct activities took place on this during this period Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 2022: no activities have been taken place on this in 2022 Q1-Q2 2023: no direct activities took place on this during this period NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Our dream: Ready for change through localised humanitarian innovation. Still too often ‘solutions’ are driven by external stakeholders, offering ‘their solution to our problem’. This should not be the starting point of humanitarian innovation. Instead, our journey should start the source, and we will prove that a Red Village can be such an entry point for humanitarian innovation. Based the living lab principle, we will create the Movement’s first permanent ecosystem that takes our partners on a journey, creating meaningful humanitarian solutions for real-life challenges faced by vulnerable people affected by crises, now and in the future. Together with our selected partner National Societies, in partnership with TUD’s Green Village and others, we will establish a functioning Red Village: A thriving ‘living lab’ ecosystem. Key characteristics of a Red Village are: 1) A safe, controlled creative space, 2) At the heart of communities directly affected by humanitarian strife, 3) Local needs meet humanitarian innovation and research processes, and 4) Operated through a public-, private-, and people partnership. Having these characteristics in mind, solutions are co-created and eventually deployed within the humanitarian response system. There is currently not a perment space for innovation. The project tries to solve this The work currently envisaged under this initiative includes 3 workstreams: Inclusive partnership: An inclusive user-driven partnership on addressing humanitarian challenges identified by vulnerable people faced by disasters is established in a structured and sustainable manner Financing model: Innovative inclusion- and financing models are developed, pitched to and embraced by a network of like-minded alternative financing instruments Physical space: The foundation for a permanent space is established in one selected country. It is the node that connects users with service delivers, knowledge institutes, humanitarian actors and financing agencies We will work with organisations that have experience in establishing living labs, for example TUD Green Village The exact location will be determined during the initial stage. Careful selection of a partner NS is part of the implementation process The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands The Hague -33.9583333 18.6416667 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 45000 -3032 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross In 2016 the Netherlands Red Cross partnered with the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering of Delft University of Technology to bring human-centered design into humanitarian aid. The partnership is a simple collaborative design process to enable young people to influence the future of humanitarian. The Netherlands Red Cross and the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering of Delft University partnered for two important reasons: (1) To empower young people to re-imagine humanitarian aid: Working directly with students from Delft University of Technology provides them an opportunity to learn about humanitarian aid AND enables them to apply their design skills to propose changes in humanitarian aid (2) To re-design humanitarian aid: By committing to testing concepts designed by young people and integrating those that work, in the end results in the delivery of improved products or services for humanitarian aid by the Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this project was to solidify the partnership with TUD-IDE and other partners in order to design improved or new products, services or approaches for our international humanitarian assistance. The aim of the partnership is intended to have effect at two key levels: 1) Internally, to assist the IA and National Clusters to ‘do things differently’ and 2) externally to work with NS partners supported by NLRC and IFRC to improve their humanitarian service delivery towards crisis affected people. Partner national societies and communities N/A The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philips Foundation Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 90200 3716 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53000 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 25126 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2807 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-049-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Project to localize the design of innovation and support National Societies to access local know how on innovation processes The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 32000 -243 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-029 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to assist 20,000 people (4,000 households) affected by Tembin with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the typhoon and increase their resilience to future shocks. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood 240000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-029-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This operation aims to assist 20,000 people (4,000 households) affected by Tembin with appropriate immediate and medium-term assistance in a timely, effective and efficient manner, as well as accompany them to recover from the impact of the typhoon and increase their resilience to future shocks. According to the national meteorological agency, Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), Tropical Storm Tembin made landfall with maximum winds of 90 km/h and gusts of up to 125 km/h. The tropical storm then continued west across Mindanao, tracking over the provinces of Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental and Zamboanga del Norte. It weakened before re-intensifying on 23 December 2017, prior to making a second landfall in Balabac, Palawan. The storm brought heavy rainfall that caused widespread flooding as the major rivers breached their banks. The heavy rain also caused flash floods and landslides in high lands across northern Mindanao and southern Palawan. Northern Mindanao is particularly prone to flash floods and landslides. The Emergency Appeal will support components of the PRC relief and recovery plans of action in the following sectors: 1. Immediate household needs assistance, including distribution of essential household non-food items and unconditional cash grants. 2. Livelihoods support for families to restart their income earning activities and small enterprise revival, through cash transfers. 3. Shelter and settlements assistance to support access to safer living conditions during the initial states of the emergency through the provision of tarpaulins, mosquito nets, blankets, followed by cash transfer and shelter solutions to prioritize self-recovery, and always accompanied by technical support and awareness sessions on build back safer techniques. 4. Health interventions focusing on psychosocial support, community-based disease prevention, epidemic control, and health promotion. 5. Water, sanitation and hygiene promotion interventions focusing on improving access to safe water, access to improved sanitation, and the sustainable reduction of risk to diseases (water-borne, vector-borne and water related) in affected communities. 6. School and community preparedness and disaster risk reduction. PRC and IFRC Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, Zamboanga del Norte and Palawan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 240000 225352 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14648 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 225352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-010 The Netherlands Red Cross The First Aid programme aims to improve qualitative first aid activities performed by the Overseas Branches (OSBs). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood 291853 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-134 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Economic Security general objective that addresses issues such as food consumption, living conditions, food production (agriculture and livestock) & income support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest Drought 220000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-134-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Project focus is on improving data, information and knowledge management of South Sudan Red Cross HQ and Branches It is extensively recognized that the effectiveness of humanitarian intercessions is weakened if they are not grounded on timely and accurate information. Humanitarian actors in South Sudan recognized this as a particular challenge owing to limited access to information aboard by high insecurity and staggering communication network. Ultimately, organizations of all sizes have demonstrated unprecedented resilience considering COVID-19 and have placed an even greater focus and investment on digital transformation. Despite this renewed devotion, fundamental data challenges remain a primary obstacle. Making information and knowledge management a core component of coordinated and informed decision making is required for all departments in South Sudan Red Cross. 1. Strengthening data and information management 2. Strengthened Capacity of staff and volunteers on evidence-based data collection using Kobo collect application and GIS. 3. Linkage between ICT/program and PMER South Sudan Red Cross The Project is to be implemented across all branches and in HQ as listed: Awiel, Bentiu, Bor, Juba, Kuajok, Maiwut, Malakal, Maridi, Mundri, Pibor, Raga, Rumbek, Terekeka, Torit, Wau, Yambio, Yirol The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 70000 -5394 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -7130 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3191 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17128 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -17128 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44972 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 50025 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 70000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-134-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Economic Security general objective that addresses issues such as food consumption, living conditions, food production (agriculture and livestock) & income support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-139 The Netherlands Red Cross Food security in Ethiopia Somali region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 170000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-139-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Development of branch strategy for Somali Region Strengthening Somali Branch to improve performance Plan of action to be developed, incorporating milestones, using performance based funding approach Somali region, Ethiopia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 170000 67873 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -67873 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 99 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81800 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -81800 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 70000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 142807 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -142807 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -50476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -170000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -170000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-194 The Netherlands Red Cross Making Disaster Management sustainable: understanding the role of nature-based solutions World Wildlife Fund-NL Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 450412 58750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-194-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to integrate NbS with common Climate Risk Management (CRM) approaches applied by humanitarian- and conservation actors into a combined CRM framework that is aligned with the cooperation agreement between WWF and the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC). The NLRC together with Zambia Red Cross Society and WWF NL alongside WWF Zambia, proposes to implement a 1.5 years ‘proof of concept’ project to contribute to the following programme-wide objective: Immediate and long-term climate resilience of communities and their natural environment, through a more sustainable relationship between people and nature Zambia is in clear need of longer-term climate adaptation measures to respond to disaster risk and to build greater climate resilience for vulnerable communities. Now is the opportune moment to explore systematically how the natural system can play a role in building this climate resilience in comparison to grey infrastructure methods which have often failed in the past. This can be the foundation for ownership on collective decision making towards NbS and catalyze on the increased political will around NbS in Zambia and across the globe. Catalysing this momentum by building a flagship programme under the Red Cross and WWF partnership can show extreme value of not only this unique collaboration, but by building a proof of concept that can demonstrate the value of NbS in Zambia and beyond. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 60000 -500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -4378 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4226 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -373 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -707686 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 707686 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 42000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 15500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 12000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-194-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross In recognition of the role that nature can play in protecting people and reducing the impact of disasters,, The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have joined forces. The partnership explores how NbS can strengthen the resilience of vulnerable landscapes and communities to climate and disaster risk. Giving hands and feet to this partnership, the Zambian and Dutch WWF and Red Cross societies initiated a 10+ year program to reach immediate and long-term climate resilience of communities and their natural environment in the Kafue Flats, Zambia. Launched in January 2023, the program starts with a 1.5 years proof of concept project to identify the most suitable NbS to address floods and drought in this ecosystem. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 156749 -23964 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2955 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30250 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 3120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7986 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23161 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 34393 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23964 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 35250 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 2886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8891 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-194-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross In recognition of the role that nature can play in protecting people and reducing the impact of disasters,, The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have joined forces. The partnership explores how NbS can strengthen the resilience of vulnerable landscapes and communities to climate and disaster risk. Giving hands and feet to this partnership, the Zambian and Dutch WWF and Red Cross societies initiated a 10+ year program to reach immediate and long-term climate resilience of communities and their natural environment in the Kafue Flats, Zambia. Launched in January 2023, the program starts with a 1.5 years proof of concept project to identify the most suitable NbS to address floods and drought in this ecosystem. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 116162 4192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3587 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47591 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployments of Water and Innovation advisors The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services 1554214 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is covering advisory support to solarization programmes and NS WASH assessment, linked (but not limited) to MoFA Comp. 7. This will include providing support to organising trainings, workshops and solar linked programmes / projects To increase local capacity in solarized water systems / strengthening capacity to build solar powered water systems and to support National Society WASH assessments Providing (technical) support to partner RC National Societies on the topic of solarization and NS WASH assessments RC National Societies and related (technical) staff N/A The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 36608 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35212 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2428 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2596 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -33048 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110160 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -110160 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 102000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployment of Water Advice and Innovation advisor GTO is receiving a grant from Bill & Melinda Gates foundation for the creation of the 'Humanitarian Sanitation Hub'. The hub will be a one-stop-shop, for all tools related to emergency sanitation. This hub is an initiative of the Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) Technical Working Group (TWiG) of the global WASH cluster, which is an inter-agency collaborative platform led by the Netherlands Red Cross. In addition to leading the FSM TWiG, NLRC is currently coordinating technical remote support in the field of sanitation to ongoing emergencies. Within this grant with GTO, NLRC is sub-contracted on the specific topic of setting up the personal help-desk for WASH clusters, involved local governments and WASH practicioners facing specific sanitation issues. The help desk will be a formalized and financed version of the remote support that NLRC is already providing through the FSM TWiG. In addition, NLRC will be responsible for validation of the beta-versions of the hub and the provided tools, through our ongoing operational support. We are well placed to do this work as we have a FSM expert in the WAI unit and we already lead the working group on this topic within the Global WASH cluster. The outcome of the project funded by this grant will benefit directly the NS that want to build their capacity on FSM, by having standard and best practices available, but also any other humanitarian organisation. This project contributes to the strategic objective of profiling NLRC in the Water/WASH international space. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross German Toilet Organisation Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 76115 -11054 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3675 Incoming Commitment German Toilet Organisation The Netherlands Red Cross -60 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7090 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7090 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21449 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -21449 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3665 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1496 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24753 Incoming Commitment German Toilet Organisation The Netherlands Red Cross 11132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29111 Incoming Commitment German Toilet Organisation The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross We aim to continue and further strengthen our collaboration with several NL universities, including the Wageningen University and the Technical University of Delft. This in order to design improved or new products, services or approaches and to create knowledge within our water and environmental portfolio within the international humanitarian assistance. In line with our collaboration of the past years, this partnership is intended to have effect at two key levels: 1) Internally, to assist the IA and National Clusters to ‘do things differently’ and 2) externally to work with NS partners supported by NLRC and IFRC to improve their humanitarian service delivery towards crisis affected people. Specifically with the TU Delft, In order to reach this, as NLRC we aim to participate in two TUD course, Bachelor End Product (BEP) and Strategic Design Studio (SDS), in which student (groups) will work on defined challenges and problem statements, defined by NLRC colleagues. Depending on the outcome, NLRC idents to further explore the proposed ideas into its programming and that of its partner National Societies. This with the ultimate goal of NS being able to provide improved humanitarian services delivery towards crisis affected people. Partner national societies and communities N/A The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 119970 14028 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3272 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33503 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43617 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -43617 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is covering advisory support to Water programmes, linked (but not limited) to MoFA Comp. 7. This will include support water management projects, urban wash programming, and piloting innovative approaches in water management practices To increase and strengthen local capacity in water programming Technical support provided by NLRC technical advisors Partner National Societies N/A The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 422690 1983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21183 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42747 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14951 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11292 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85524 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198387 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -198387 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6693 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -219384 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 219384 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Following the success from the Limitless programme, the IFRC SA is seeking support for setting up a second phase of the programme, Limitless 2.0. The idea is to build gains achieved during the first implementation of Limitless and to grow the initiative into a major global impact effort that is powered by local solutions, enables new forms of volunteering, and attracts new people/ partners, ways of working and solutions to the RCRC network. IFRC Solferino Academy (IFRC SA) designed a programme with a capability-strengthening approach to identify young innovators with ideas and build a support system for them. Hence the IFRC Limitless Youth Innovation Academy was initiated. Within the programme, the IFRC SA calls out all young Red Cross Red Crescent volunteers and staff to see if they had a project in mind to help their community. If they want to bring that idea to life, then they can apply and join the IFRC Youth Innovation Academy. IFRC Solferino Academy (IFRC SA) designed a programme with a capability-strengthening approach to identify young innovators with ideas and build a support system for them. Hence the IFRC Limitless Youth Innovation Academy was initiated. Within the programme, the IFRC SA calls out all young Red Cross Red Crescent volunteers and staff to see if they had a project in mind to help their community. If they want to bring that idea to life, then they can apply and join the IFRC Youth Innovation Academy. This project is designed to facilitate a financial contribution to the IFRC programme. Volunteers and staff of RC National Societies Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Philips Foundation Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 53250 -3893 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3893 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross -3893 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 53893 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross -53893 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Philips Foundation The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross WAI advisor is deployed as mentor for a young local engineer working for ICRC via the YEP program in collaboration with NWP. This project covers the costs of remote support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross YEP Programme Bureau Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 20000 14414 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 12798 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 1616 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12798 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross -1616 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1638 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1638 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2526 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 98 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9500 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Reversing the Flow programme by RVO supports communities in vulnerable situations by strengthening their water security. It aims to make communities stronger with water and climate adaptation actions. The idea is that communities will organise, implement and lead these actions themselves. Communities are also supported to bring their learnings back to influence policies at different levels to create more space for locally-driven initiatives. This dialogue and dissent forum is therefore created to effectively find alternative or dissenting views from various (local) actors or CSOs. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 3600 -653 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 503 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3630 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross WAI supports the deployments of the Dutch Disaster Risk Reduction and Surge Support for Water experts in the Dutch top water sector that are sent to support humanitarian operations on Water globally with the support of RVO. Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 641126 5323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 237 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343319 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 5847 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -343319 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -5847 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 13403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9963 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500559 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 8524 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -500559 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross -8524 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 621 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11090 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 595698 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55502 Incoming Commitment RVO Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) The Netherlands Red Cross 112 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC is one of the two European National Societies involved in the support of the IFRC WASH global strategy revision by the Health and Care department in Geneva. This is a participatory process with all 5 regions involved that NLRC supports as a facilitator and a convener to bring together the context analysis as well as collecting and inputting in the need analysis. The IFRC Global WASH strategy will be the roadmap for the global direction of IFRC and the whole IFRC network on WASH up to 2030. With the contribution of NLRC in COP28, Water at the Heart and UN Water Summit we are considered one of the major players and having the opportunity of influencing the global direction, specifically with our pioneering of the Water and Climate integrated approach. We offer in-kind time of one of our consultant. All national societies Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 17000 -1270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-152-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Following the success from the Limitless programme, the IFRC SA is seeking support for setting up a second phase of the programme, Limitless 2.0. The idea is to build gains achieved during the first implementation of Limitless and to grow the initiative into a major global impact effort that is powered by local solutions, enables new forms of volunteering, and attracts new people/ partners, ways of working and solutions to the RCRC network. IFRC Solferino Academy (IFRC SA) designed a programme with a capability-strengthening approach to identify young innovators with ideas and build a support system for them. Hence the IFRC Limitless Youth Innovation Academy was initiated. Within the programme, the IFRC SA calls out all young Red Cross Red Crescent volunteers and staff to see if they had a project in mind to help their community. If they want to bring that idea to life, then they can apply and join the IFRC Youth Innovation Academy. Within the second phase, Limitless will focus on promoting innovations to address the climate and environmental crises, an issue of global passion for our youth and volunteers. To achieve this, in collaboration with numerous partners, they will reach out to our global network to surface and support high-potential ideas and initiatives driven by our volunteers. The overall aim is to support over 1,000 youth-led innovations in 150 countries and to impact the lives of more than 1 million community members. Additionally, they will also further shortlist 50 projects that possess extremely high potential for impact, who will receive more focused and advanced mentorship and guidance and additional funding to develop their projects. This project is designed to facilitate a technical support to the IFRC programme. Volunteers and staff of RC National Societies Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 74000 3571 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17326 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15141 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -15141 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting the financial sustainability of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. Swedish Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross French Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 5527739 -1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 495000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Capacity Building Fund (CBF) as part of National Societies Cap. Strengthening and Innovative Approaches. This is a 750K project. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 798750 -11250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies For January 2023 - June 2023 For January 2023 - June 2023 For January 2023 - June 2023 For year 2022 For year 2022 For year 2022 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross Mali RC Financial Sustainability Increase the National Society Developement (NSD) of the Mali Red Cross National Society Development (NSD) in the context of this support aims to ensure that National Societies perform well in the four pillars of the financial sustainability concept: • Pillar 1 focuses on strategic financial management based upon compliant financial information, analyses and planning, insight in their core cost recovery; • Pillar 2 focuses on increasing the capacity to gain restricted and unrestricted income to cover its core cost and carry out its mission priorities; • Pillar 3 focuses on building local sustained humanitarian action and services through strong branches, with the ambition that over time National Societies become less dependent on intermediary actors and international funds to carry out its mission priorities; and • These 3 pillars are managed and balanced by a 4th crucial pillar in the concept focusing on professional and accountable leadership and governance of a national society, to lead an adaptive organization able to respond to changing environment. In some National Societies this implies the capacity to lead transformational change, in others the capacity to maintain organizational effectiveness through timely adaptation Mali Red Cross Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 50001 -3943 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -708 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -709 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -802 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 94 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3999 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3999 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3999 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3999 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross We had 10 men attending the workshop in Mali that falls under the local responders. We had 10 men attending the workshop in Mali that falls under the local responders. Final update: 73 Final update: 73 Final update: 42 Final update: 236 It is 1 NS, Mali RC. It is 1 NS, Mali RC. Final update: It is 1 NS: Mali RC. Final update: 1 NS, Mali RC. We had 5 women attend the workshop in Mali. Final update:48 Final update: 48 Final update: 48 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is part of the SSRC National Society Development initiative funded through the NLRC-MoFA 2022-2026 partnership and focuses on National Society capacity strengthening. The initiative in South Sudan contains of three components: strengthening the Financial Sustainability of SSRC (this project) and CEA (see PRJ13-192-0008), and PSEA reporting. Strengthening SSRC Resource Mobilisation capacity & developing a financial sustainability plan. South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC) Juba, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 150000 -10957 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -13034 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -520 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -12750 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 520 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 520 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10034 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -10034 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10034 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -10034 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12879 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 137121 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1953 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 5 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For 2022, 0 supported. For 2022, 0 supported. For 2022, 0 supported. For 2022, 1supported. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross To support the financial sustainability of ERCS, this Project will provide support in branch development, asset management, and will explore the possibility to develop a humanitarian staff training centre In Ethiopia, Financial Sustainability has been prioritised to strengthen the National Society. Financial and technical support ERCS The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 146500 -10344 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2197 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -14582 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -1582 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -1865 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1865 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 27209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -1865 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 121500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1865 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 131500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81291 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Several consultancies and support from HQ will be organised to support 2/3 national societies on their Institutional Resource Mobilisation capacity through coaching. The consultancy recruitment will be coordinated from within NLRC HQ. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 60598 -4752 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1509 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24579 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1598 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33249 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 25751 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial development & Finance vision The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 185440 13469 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13469 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13469 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13469 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10440 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2917 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3674 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 31176 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171326 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross A NLRC initiative that allows Branches of NS to assess themselves against defined generic Red Cross Red Crescent standards and to provide a diagnostic to facilitate tailor-made Branch development support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 90000 -6439 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -9510 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -16200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 73800 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 81000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross For 2023 January - 2023 June For January 2023 - June 2023 For January 2023 - June 2023 The delegations included a total of 14 (7 males and 7 females) National society staff (Secretary general 1, 2 Heads of supply chain and NSD departments, 2 Technical WASH department managers and 9 governance and volunteer representatives. The delegations included a total of 14 (7 males and 7 females) National society staff (Secretary general 1, 2 Heads of supply chain and NSD departments, 2 Technical WASH department managers and 9 governance and volunteer representatives. For 2022: the delegations included a total of 14 (7 males and 7 females) National society staff (Secretary general 1, 2 Heads of supply chain and NSD departments, 2 Technical WASH department managers and 9 governance and volunteer representatives. No revenue yet but KRCS is the targeted office that generates revenue by providing the FS knowledge to different NSs in the region. In its capacity as a technical partner to the localization alliance, KRCS hosted three national societies from Africa—Djibouti, Uganda, and Tanzania—as well as two from the MENA region—Turkey and Syria. Five National societies were hosted in the period including Ethiopian Red Cross, Somali Red crescent, Mali Red cross, Sudan Red Crescent and Chinese Red cross Foundation. The delegations were interested in learning about the 2011 drought relief funds donation campaign by KRCS with private sector” Kenyans for Kenya” that raised over a billion Kshs in aid and the ongoing similar “Lisha mtoto initiative”. They also sought to learn on the Kenyan experience on Resource mobilization strategies, Partnerships management, supply chain, Youth, organizational development structures and strategies, Cost recovery and programing strategies. Solferino academy seconded senior N. S leadership for a learning visit to KRCS from 5 national societies (China, Russia, Lesotho, Iran and Costa Rica). The area of learning interests included the transformational journey on governance, financial sustainability, organizational structure, systems and culture. For 2022: five National societies were hosted in the period including Ethiopian Red Cross, Somali Red crescent, Mali Red cross, Sudan Red Crescent and Chinese Red cross Foundation. The delegations were interested in learning about the 2011 drought relief funds donation campaign by KRCS with private sector” Kenyans for Kenya” that raised over a billion Kshs in aid and the ongoing similar “Lisha mtoto initiative”. They also sought to learn on the Kenyan experience on Resource mobilization strategies, Partnerships management, supply chain, Youth, organizational development structures and strategies, Cost recovery and programing strategies. Solferino academy seconded senior N. S leadership for a learning visit to KRCS from 5 national societies (China, Russia, Lesotho, Iran and Costa Rica). The area of learning interests included the transformational journey on governance, financial sustainability, organizational structure, systems and culture. The delegations included a total of 27 (20males and 7 females) National society staff (6 Secretary generals, 2 Heads of supply chain,2 youth managers, 3 partnerships heads and 2 NSD departments heads,12 governance and volunteer representatives. For 2022: the delegations included a total of 27 (20males and 7 females) National society staff (6 Secretary generals, 2 Heads of supply chain,2 youth managers, 3 partnerships heads and 2 NSD departments heads,12 governance and volunteer representatives. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of National Societies Cap. Strengthening and Innovative Approaches. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 798750 -11250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies For January 2023 - June 2023 For January 2023 - June 2023 For January 2023 - June 2023 For year 2022 For year 2022 For year 2022 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross The Localisation Alliance is the consortium that is formed out of the different technical partners cooperating into 1 holistic and coordinated consortium. It exists out of Norcross, SwissRc, KenyaRC, NLRC and the 9 different participating partners. The localisation Alliance has a steering committee and a group of high level ambassadors/mentors and facilitators. The costs related to NLRC coordination fall in this project. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 64225 -3872 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -15819 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20957 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -20957 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27857 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 36368 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross To strengthen the financial sustainability of URCS Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) Kampala, Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 107000 7978 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7978 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2234 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -7978 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7280 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2234 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 13606 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13606 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15683 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15683 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society For January 2023 - June 2023, 0 supported 5 (total project), no target set For January 2023 - June 2023, 0 supported 2 (total project), no target set NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The intended audience for this initiative is IFRC GVA who is planning to open a Global Branch Development Community of Practice, IFRC ROs for its review on existing regional mechanisms (especially Asia Pacific Regional Office and Bangladesh RC), and Kenya RC who is planning to open a new hub and IFRC Africa Regional Office/Netherland RC / Swiss RC who are supporting such initiative in Africa. This project also comprises of supporting the IFRC in organising the leadership consortium taking place in September 2022. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 495575 -2305 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 428837 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 461000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 32163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2412 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills This concerns the accumulation of a. female participants who attended the September 2022 LA for FS meeting in Nairobi, b. the staff/personnel who attended the mission meetings Shadrack Musyoka had in 2022 under this project. This concerns the accumulation of a. female participants who attended the September 2022 LA for FS meeting in Nairobi, b. the staff/personnel who attended the mission meetings Shadrack Musyoka had in 2022 under this project. This concerns the accumulation of a. female participants who attended the September 2022 LA for FS meeting in Nairobi, b. the staff/personnel who attended the mission meetings Shadrack Musyoka had in 2022 under this project. This concerns the accumulation of a. male participants who attended the September 2022 LA for FS meeting in Nairobi, b. the staff/personnel who attended the mission meetings Shadrack Musyoka had in 2022 under this project. No revenue generating business involved for this project. No revenue generating business involved for this project. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project, funded throughthe Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will enable in-depth market studies to be conducted in approximately 8 countries in Africa, coordinated by a dedicated staff member for 12 months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 355000 -9062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28400 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 326600 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 46000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 309000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 NS Swiss RC worked in terms of conducting the market survey were 6 National Societies. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross As part of the MoFA funded projects, this is a Workplace First Aid project in collaboration with IFRC in the Caribbean. This is part of the blue pillar, providing business development in the national context. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 270005 -1256 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -38931 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 38931 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -251168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -18838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 251168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 251168 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18838 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 251168 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4 For period January 2023 until end of June. For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 The project was implemented from 2023, so 0 for period 2022. The project was implemented from 2023, so 0 for period 2022. The project was implemented from 2023, so 0 for period 2022. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross This is budget for staff (PO, Technical advisor WFA, Technical advisor FS, mission costs of technical staff WFA outside partnerships (Nigeria, Liberia, Mongolia, Azerbedjan), mission costs of FS advisors travelling for purple pillar workshops (Nairobi)). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 671944 18451 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11755 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -9129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1542 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 609107 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14151 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 187 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This is a Partnership Grant between IFRC and NLRC. Partnership Grant shall mean a grant made by NLRC to the IFRC funded by Back donor Funding for the implementation of Activities in connection with one or several Components, governed by the terms of a Sub-agreement. Component(-s) comprise of the following for this project: - Forecast based action by Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF); - Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF); - Acute Crisis Response; - Chronic Crises Response; - Preparedness for Effective Response; - Expert Pool; - Localization, Equal Partnership, Accountability; - Effective Communication, Humanitarian The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 19170 -270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1170 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1170 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1170 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 Kenya RC received funding and will act as the NS that received its capacity in revenue generating business. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-192-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme aims to improve the financial sustainability of national society in Zambia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 435780 -698 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -618 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -80 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40397 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 365603 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 189618 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1427 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 360000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170382 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 For January 2023 - end of June 2023 - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) - ZRCS finalizing their FS Action plan (prior to MOU FS) - total attending workshop: 25 people (Males 11, Females 14) - Support to National Council December 2022 (approval Branch Development plans) - total attending workshop: 65 people (To be confirmed – for now equally divided, Males 33, Females 32) - Branch Manual and Membership Policy Workshop (with IFRC technical support) - total attending workshop: 26 people (Males 18, Females 8) - Donor engagement workshop - total attending workshop: 17 people (Males 7, Females 10) - Development key messages – total attending working sessions: 5 people (Males 2, Females 3) Zambia Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161 The Netherlands Red Cross Support for people made vulnerable due to the Ukraine emergency- IFRC contribution- see also under Working docs Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 59586311 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross Building on the lessons learned from the previous year's response, this winter, URCS will primarily concentrate on service provision and enhancing its readiness to respond to emergencies, while reducing the emphasis on relief distribution activities during winter months. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 264450 -66 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -66 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 246000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 246000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of the crisis, nearly one third of the total Ukrainians population have been forced from their homes, this marks one of the largest human displacement crises in the world today. It is estimated that more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine will face extreme winter in 2022-23 and will need external humanitarian assistance The main winterization activities in with shelter response perspective may include distribution of cash, essential household items and insulation items, support to collective centres accommodating IDPs, support to public services and infrastructure, light and medium repair of houses damaged by the conflict more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1695759 1577451 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 118309 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1577451 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) expanded its presence in Ukraine in 2014, to help protect and assist conflict-affected people in the eastern part of the country. It is now scaling up its operations in response to the current situation, primarily in Ukraine but also in affected neighbouring countries in close coordination with the National Societies and the IFRC. Armed conflict. Urging respect for International Humanitarian Law; Supporting the continued functioning of essential infrastructure; Ensuring the availability of life-saving care and other health services; Helping people stay safe from weapon contamination; Assisting conflict-affected people in meeting their basic needs and recovering their livelihoods; Enabling people to contact their relatives or to ascertain their fate; Supporting and coordinating with Movement partners People affected by the conflict in Ukraine Ukraine and neighboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Gender Equality 15644754 689910 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 689910 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 44844 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 12000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 910000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross 14000000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Support the CASH programme in Ukraine and neighboring countries. Conflict and population movement. Phones and laptops for Slovakia and Poland. People from Ukraine and neighbouring countries. Ukraine and neighboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 520000 -49541 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -14944 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -164 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -52519 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 855 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 213451 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -9287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -213451 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 520000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 45480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution Mission Sisters to Mobilization Tables - Ukraine Crisis Earmarked on mob table generators as agreed upon Ukraine crisis Contribution generators Ukraine Crisis affected people Ukraine The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 188125 175000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 175000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13125 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2000 reached directly with generators and 1000 reached indireclty through power stations NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to support the Movement on CEA IM with a main focus on its implementation in CVA programs and CVA IM, for the Ukraine and impacted countries crisis. This project is an extension of the Project Cooperation Agreement with IFRC (continuation form 2023) from 2024 to beyond. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1049603 -39093 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3187 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1338 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2519 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1265 Expenditure The 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countries. Population movement and armed conflict This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neigboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 301178 282796 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 282796 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18382 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross Response following the conflict in Ukraine in both Ukraine and impacted countries. Funding: SHO conflict in Ukraine in both Ukraine and impacted countries. The main winterization activities in with shelter response perspective may include distribution of cash, essential household items and insulation items, support to collective centres accommodating IDPs, support to public services and infrastructure, light and medium repair of houses damaged by the conflict more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine Ukraine and impacted countries. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 5995629 -1500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -1500 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 52700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3953 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52700 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1486 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -1486 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1808 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 5022821 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 376712 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1944 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 5022821 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of the crisis, nearly one third of the total Ukrainians population have been forced from their homes, this marks one of the largest human displacement crises in the world today. It is estimated that more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine will face extreme winter in 2022-23 and will need external humanitarian assistance Population Movement and winter shelter The main winterization activities in with shelter response perspective may include distribution of cash, essential household items and insulation items, support to collective centres accommodating IDPs, support to public services and infrastructure, light and medium repair of houses damaged by the conflict more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine (and neighbouring countries) Ukraine and neigbouring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 1695759 1577451 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 1577451 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 118309 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross To support IFRC in enlarging the Surge CEA roster in Europe. This training is focused in supporting the Ukraine Operation and 50% of vacancies in the traning will be covered with Ukraine / Russian speakers. To increase the number of members of the roster and better cover CEA positions in emergency operations. To support the Ikraine operation with a very needed function. To financially supporting the regional training to be held in Georgia in May 2023. Participants in that training will be available for missions IFRC CEA sector and Ukraine Operation CEA programme The training will be held in Tbilisi - Georgia in May 2023 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness 53250 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 50000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Response to the Ukraine conflict in Ukraine and impacted countries. Population movement This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neigboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 7465667 68 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 543 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -904 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 362 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 6944444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 520833 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6944444 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross The main purpose of this project is to design and test a two-days face-to-face training module about humanitarian scenario analysis. The aim is to provide a introduction to humanitarian scenario, their purpose, content and use for IFRC and National Societies decision-makers, information manager and humanitarian analysts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 40000 -2643 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4880 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 23000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30891 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -30891 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 802 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 884 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 9500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg is PNS of the URCS. LRC will (continue) implement projects identified as need and priorities of the URCS and are part of the One Plan of URCS. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 3272000 78743 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2640000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross 132000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross 3272000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross -500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross -2772000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -78743 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Luxembourg Red Cross 476190 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 66710 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -66710 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2772000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2640000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this project is to support the Movement on CEA IM with a main focus on its implementation in CVA programs and CVA IM, for the Ukraine and impacted countries crisis. This project is an extension of the Project Cooperation Agreement with IFRC during 1 April 2022 till 31 march 2023. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 799766 19986 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross -22018 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 943 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38125 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -91440 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 57404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 86090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 799766 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 51069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Response following the conflict in Ukraine in both Ukraine and impacted countries. Funding: SHO Population Movement and Armed conflict This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neighbouring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 2700738 2512315 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2511410 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 188356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 972 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish RC is PNS of the URCS. LRC will (continue) implement projects identified as need and priorities of the URCS and are part of the One Plan of URCS. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swedish Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1070000 -5269 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5269 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5269 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5269 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5269 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1070000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Response to the Ukraine confict in Ukraine and impacted countries Population movement and armed conflict This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neigboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 3733028 362 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3472222 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3472222 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 260417 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross On 24 February, a new phase in the armed conflict in Ukraine started with the intensification and spread of the hostilities that are now affecting most parts of the country and causing major concern for the protection of civilians and essential civilian infrastructure. With the onset of hostilities, hundreds of thousands of people in Ukraine have left their homes, with more than 160,000 people reportedly internally displaced and as of 28 February, over 360,000 having crossed the borders into the neighbouring countries of Poland (over 200,000), Moldova, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and Belarus –within just four days since the start of intensified hostilities. Population movement and armed conflict This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neigboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1597500 1500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 97500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached in UKRAINE. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 04/07/23) This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached IMPACTED COUNTRIES. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 04/07/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Response following the conflict in Ukraine in both Ukraine and impacted countries. Funding: SHO The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 2701710 1809 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2511410 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 2511410 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 188356 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1944 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross To mitigate the economic challenges faced by vulnerable families of missing persons enrolled in URCS Tracing program, by the provision of targeted and complementary cash assistance. Disappearance of a breadwinner causes economic instability for families and dependants. Legal procedures to establish missing person status are often lengthy and costly. Families are not eligible for state benefits and support unless they have missing status Provide cash assistance to vulnerable families of missing persons. Offer financial support packages to support basic needs and missing status related expenses. Alleviate economic strain and facilitate navigation of legal complexities. Mainstream the use of cash assistance as part of the complementary/integrated support provided by URCS to vulnerable groups to maximize impact and outcomes. 15,000 vulnerable family members of missing people enrolled in the URCS Tracing program people supported with MPCA to cover their basic needs. 3,000 families with missing people supported with a cash top-up to cover missing status related expenditure. The project will cover all regions of Ukraine, acknowledging that missing individuals may originate from different parts of the country; considering also that most acute caseloads will originate from areas intensely affected by active conflict, including those currently under occupation or previously occupied, where families face heightened uncertainties and challenges in locating their missing ones The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Gender Equality 1075000 -1685 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 979044 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 20956 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Families supported Families supported NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Embedding digital community engagement in humanitarian services of national societies to use digital communication to improve the way they interact with volunteers, staff and people affected. Through this, improve the user experience and access to services for people affected, allowing them to also engage with humanitarian organizations through digital channels. Ensure that the diverse needs, priorities and preferences of the affected communities guide the response ensuring a people-centred approach and meaningful community participation. Social media monitoring Feedback system for Cash and Voucher Assistance Helpful Information App or any other digital product that may be needed, resulting from bi-weekly update meetings People affected by the war in Ukraine Eastern Europe: e.g. Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania as needed. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response 149945 -20283 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1180 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1212 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1212 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -20879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2684 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8423 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8423 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 20135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 13168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of the crisis, nearly one third of the total Ukrainians population have been forced from their homes, this marks one of the largest human displacement crises in the world today. It is estimated that more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine will face extreme winter in 2022-23 and will need external humanitarian assistance Emergency response activities (evacuation assistance, mobile heating points). Emergency response activities (evacuation assistance, mobile heating points). • Stabilising access to electricity and heating (through provision of mobile heating boilers, electric generators, and “no light” kits). • Shelter support (reinforced concrete shelters, rehabilitation of critical public infrastructure and shelters). • CVA assistance (for home-based care recipients, vulnerable farmers, IDP households and households in de-occupied territories), complemented by in-kind relief assistance as required. • Livelihoods support for vulnerable farming communities. more than 4,1 million people in Ukraine (and neighbouring countries) Ukraine and neigbouring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 426000 -4108 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4108 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -4108 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4108 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 395892 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 396279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 29721 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies people reached with heating points (largest number) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross IFRC is piloting two products for Community Engagement and Accountability Product 1: Community Engagement Impact Measurement Framework. IFRC' primary objective is to develop a comprehensive Community Engagement Impact Measurement Framework specifically tailored for Ukraine as a model. Product 2: Community Trust Index. Community Engagement and Accountability Unit has developed and piloted a tool to measure trust in humanitarian action. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response 80000 5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5848 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Ondersteuning vanuit NRK HQ aan multilaterale projecten / pledges The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 166794 20000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -76447 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111447 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62618 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14623 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -14623 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -85824 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2949 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51038 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -51038 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Response following the conflict in Ukraine in both Ukraine and impacted countries. Population movement. This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross National Societies to scale up assistance to 3.6 million people in the immediate term and in their transition to long-term recovery. This will be achieved by supporting people within Ukraine and providing assistance and care to displaced people and host communities in all affected locations. The priorities of immediate and mid-term response identified are assistance through cash-related interventions, emergency shelter and health. The operation will ensure that National Societies, with strong focus at strengthening at branch level, are able to adequately address these needs and be ready to respond to future shocks in a rapidly changing context. The dignity, access, participation and safety of vulnerable people is paramount and will be central to the operation. Sectors: multi-purpose cash; shelter; health; national society capacity strengthening; livelihoods; PGI; migration; CEA; WASH; 3.6 million people (IFRC Emergency Appeal MGR65002). Three categories: 1. People in Ukraine 2. People on both sides of the borders, attempting to cross to safety 3. People in neighboring countries and beyond Ukraine and neigboring countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 3732833 181 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3472222 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3472222 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 194 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 260417 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-161-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployments of rapid response personnel to operations supporting the Ukraine refugees in Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Moldova Population movement. Through Surge deployments/HR on IM and CASH. Ukraine refugees Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Moldova The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties Belgian Red Cross- French Belgian Red Cross - Flanders Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 302834 617 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 48015 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1605 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross- French The Netherlands Red Cross 3210 Incoming Commitment Belgian Red Cross - Flanders The Netherlands Red Cross -52834 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 10879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52834 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 52 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4202 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Samenwerkende Hulp Organisaties The Netherlands Red Cross 154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-155 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to displaced people in Belarus and Neighboring Countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Civil unrest 107500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-155-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Support the National Red Cross Societies of Belarus, Poland and Lithuania and other countries related to the context as needed in the response to the population movement in Belarus and neighboring countries. People on the move will be provided with integrated support, as broad as possible given their circumstances: food parcels, hygiene kits, personal protection equipment, warm clothes and footwear, COVID-19-related information, psychosocial support and restoring family links services as well as support with accommodation costs or needed items for staying in state accommodation. The total number of people affected in this context is not fully determined, due to a lack of data, access and assessments. However, based on publicly available figures provided by the authorities, the total number of people caught up in this context can be estimated to be at least 20,000. This Emergency Appeal aims to assist an initial 12,000 people, The majority of people affected in the context are from Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Yemen, Sudan and other Middle East, African and Asian countries The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 107500 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-213 The Netherlands Red Cross Pledge Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 75345 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-213-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Pledge for to the budget of the joint (IFRC/NLRC) DM position based in Lusaka please see history in KD10695 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 75345 123 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-143 The Netherlands Red Cross Hospitals in the Philippines are overwhelmed with the number of COVID19 patients. Bed capacity in many hospitals have reached a critical point and worst case scenario of the COVID19 variant entering the Philippines it could get worse. Part of the challenges faced particularly in Metro Manila are patients being admitted for mild symptoms occupying critical bed space. The PRC is establishing "tent isolation facilities and working with the Depts of Education to use classrooms" as isolation facilities for mild COVID cases reducing the burden on the hospitals The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 330000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-143-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Establishment and ongoing running support of COVID19 isolation facilities Hospitals in the Philippines are overwhelmed with the number of COVID19 patients. Bed capacity in many hospitals have reached a critical point and worst case scenario of the COVID19 variant entering the Philippines it could get worse. Part of the challenges faced particularly in Metro Manila are patients being admitted for mild symptoms occupying critical bed space. The PRC is establishing "tent isolation facilities and working with the Depts of Education to use classrooms" as isolation facilities for mild COVID cases reducing the burden on the hospitals The PRC will establish or convert existing structures for temporary isolation facilities it will provide ambulance services, set up isolation beds, provide supplementary hot meals, set up showers and latrines, It will coordinate with local government units for the establishment of the facilities, costs including establishment of facilities, ongoing running costs and volunteers allowances Beneficiaries are mild COVID-19 positive cases, indirect beneficiary are the hospitals as it will allow them to focus on serious COVID-19 cases (reducing stress on bed space) Metro Manila currently, however situation is fluid and it may be realigned to other cities in the Philippines. In Metro Manila the PRC has already identified 10 isolation facility locations The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 330000 4404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16501 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -16501 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 184700 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -142785 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 287785 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 3179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 191250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-129 The Netherlands Red Cross Global programme to assist people affected by silent emergencies. This programme is a cooperation with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs to support the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) from the IFRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 2130000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-129-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 532500 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-129-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Unearmarked contribution DREF 2021 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1597500 1500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 97500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-006 The Netherlands Red Cross The social-economic support program gathers the different projects taking place on the Caribbean islands. The goal is to address the social and economic needs of the most vulnerable. Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1731423 1260 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3760 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 35677 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 247152 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -248518 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 1366 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 1249735 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -1249735 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 1659000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-006-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Social Economic Support projects in the Caribbean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 260689 -4361 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 256328 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 61536 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 22982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 87704 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross 88467 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-006-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Social Economic Support projects in the Caribbean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 8288 8288 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 8935 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-006-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Social Economic Support project in the Caribean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1067125 1067125 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14367 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 282072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 366845 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 18498 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 385343 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization programme 2024-2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 11182135 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0101 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization project - Ethiopia (2024 - 2026) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 849862 -40256 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -12773 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3098 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -42575 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 200992 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -42575 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 57037 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -711390 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 701554 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73655 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -48688 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -73655 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -41967 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 712963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -254696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 711390 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 139621 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -254696 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 254696 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 254696 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 109115 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross FS support to bilateral long-term partners The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 795000 -58552 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -318547 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6942 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -351929 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37209 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2791 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 492 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41528 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 703 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21038 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1238 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43067 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1507500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0102 The Netherlands Red Cross The Localization Project Zambia 2024-2026 aims at improving the functioning of the humanitarian system, by empowering the Zambian Red Cross Society to lead and deliver humanitarian aid while making partnerships more equal and enhancing the sustainability of the Zambian Red Cross Society.  Localization is important and is in essence an initiative to increase the efficiency of humanitarian aid. This should be obtained by strengthening the capacity of the local organization to respond well to all kinds of emergencies. In the Red Cross context this is the capacity of a National Society to exist and be self sustainable in periods with no disasters, while effective and efficient when a disaster strikes. The Localization Programme will contribute to specific investments and ensuring that more progress on localization can be made. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1490097 499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -137989 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 7460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14462 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -37993 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -37993 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 290516 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -177687 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 40034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -290516 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 88000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 496740 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -4883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 618 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 7710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49781 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 383432 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 208673 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 970000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -208673 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 90000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. 41 in 2024, 115 in 2025. 48 women, 67 men 41 in 2024, 115 in 2025. 48 women, 67 men 41 in 2024, 115 in 2025. 48 women, 67 men Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. Men 1,374, Women 1,680, Total 3,054 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0103 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will support the Philippine Red Cross in strengthening the disaster preparedness and response capacity through warehouse improvements, strategically prepositioning supplies and assets, ensuring the rapid deployment of resources and enhancing coordination with stakeholders. The successful implementation of this program by the PRC will improve and speed up aid delivery during response operations. The Philippines has ranked as the world’s riskiest disaster country for three consecutive years, facing typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, landslides, and droughts with increasing frequency and intensity. As an archipelagic nation with over 7,600 islands, its geographic challenges make disaster response highly complex, requiring decentralized and prepositioned resources to ensure rapid and effective humanitarian action. To address these challenges, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) is regionalizing its preparedness and response capacity by establishing 18 Regional Disaster Preparedness and Response Hubs, one in each region to enhance disaster readiness, preposition life-saving assets, and enable faster, more coordinated responses to crises. These hubs will also serve as training and reference centres to strengthen the disaster response capabilities of PRC. This project will contribute to enhancing local and regional emergency response capacities during crisis and disasters. The project supports localization by strengthening partnerships with humanitarian groups, government agencies, and private sector partners for better disaster response. It empowers local leadership by decentralizing decision-making, allowing PRC chapters to act quickly. The hubs will enhance community engagement and accountability (CEA) by being closer to affected areas, improving communication and response. Coordination between PRC chapters, headquarters, and partners will be streamlined for more efficient logistics and resource allocation. The project also promotes digital maturity by using automated systems for tracking, inventory, and fleet management. It invests in technical capacity building and retention through training and certifications, ensuring skilled personnel. Lastly, the hubs prioritize inclusion and diversity, ensuring vulnerable groups, such as women, children, and persons with disabilities, receive equitable assistance. Philippine Red Cross (PRC) and affected communities Cagayan de Oro (CDO) / Iligan, Batangas & Albay The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 320979 1832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64290 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -64290 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 267500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 156077 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross FS - Kenya Red Cross Reference Centre The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 100000 8000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -8000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 510 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 99490 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Kenya Red Cross Society 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0104 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization project - Mali (2024 - 2026), focusing on WASH, CEA, FS (and possibly data transformation) To strengthen the capacity of Mali Red Cross at both HQ and branch level in the sectos of WASH, CEA, FS WASH: CLTS. This approach focuses on sanitation behavioural change through community participation. It does this through a process of social participation. FS: investment plan with other Movement partners Mali Red Cross HQ, branches, specifically the Kayes branche and communities in Kayes Mali Red Cross, HQ and branches The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 870961 -29222 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 119150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 83562 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -89794 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -83562 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 60159 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 56962 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -64900 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -56962 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -53133 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337552 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 10826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 183329 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -183329 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 707686 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 10393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 787212 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59436 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 61644 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1877 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11145 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10319 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross NS capacity development Value before the project start for monitoring indicator is 0 Number of women volunteers reached through training at the end of the project Total female volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Total female volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Total female volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Value before the project start for monitoring indicator is always 0 Number of men volunteers reached through training by the end of the project Total male volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Total male volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Total male volunteers trained and participated in WASH needs Value before the project start for monitoring indicator is 0 The Malian Red Cross will be the only NS supported by the FS activities ongoing support from NORCROSS ongoing support from NORCROSS ongoing support from NORCROSS Value before the project start for monitoring indicator is 0 MRC is the only NS targeted by CEA activities WASH-CEA Log frame developement workshop WASH-CEA Log frame developement workshop WASH-CEA Log frame developement workshop WASH-CEA Log frame development workshop People reached, who have a disability People reached, female under 18 yrs Before the starting date of the project, no people reched Before the project start, monitoring data are 0 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross FS - NorRC Financial Development Collaboration The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 782609 62609 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -329279 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross 782609 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross 347826 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross 134783 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross -782609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -62609 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 482609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 545218 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -545218 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 782609 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross 510 support to bilateral long-term partners The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 1092000 1974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23303 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33759 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 79920 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 794332 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -794332 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 900000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross FS - SwRC Private Sector Fundraising Collaboration The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 539060 -283511 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 283511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 114000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 233000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross -233000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53155 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -53155 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -49780 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 233000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -104510 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 52255 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -52598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 507159 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -507159 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 178660 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 13400 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Swiss Red Cross 752980 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0112 The Netherlands Red Cross Localisation project Zambia for Own Means coming from FSU. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 38500 11500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12698 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12698 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12396 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12396 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8745 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0105 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization project - OPT (2024 - 2026) focused on national society development National society development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 365000 44200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -44200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 365000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross FS - IFRC Leadership and Branch Development Collaboration The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 934808 123318 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 25042 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -25042 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 264322 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19824 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 284146 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 237381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 17804 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 257495 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -257495 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 224744 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16856 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 499095 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -499095 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 462125 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0106 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization project - South Sudan (2024 - 2026) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 606208 -506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6192 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -37879 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 53732 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 64327 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3723 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6862 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2615 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -32020 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 52256 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 88279 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35583 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52254 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3375 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 419625 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 470000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 187 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0107 The Netherlands Red Cross The Localisation project in Uganda aims to enhance capacity of URCS to safeguard and manage existing resources; generate increased income to meet overhead costs and fulfil mandate of humanitarian services. By URCS having resources to cover overhead costs, the National Society be better positioned to recruit and retain staff in selected strategic positions for safeguarding resources, mobilising more resources from diversified sources and efficiently utilising and accounting for the same. The Localisation project will support URCS to view income and account for resources through implementing digital transformation and electronic systems. In addition, it will enable URCS to conduct feasibility study on investment options at national and branch level, including proposed interventions at Namakwa industrial park. Findings from the study will inform URCS investment options for income generating activities (IGAs), deemed a localized and sustainable source of non-ear marked income. A proportion of the funding is dedicated to URCS prioritized and unfunded/under-funded strategic positions which are deemed key to enhancing capacity for financial sustainability aspirations. Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) URCS Headquarters, Kampala, Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Other Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 515400 -12122 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6787 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28179 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31233 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28179 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65240 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30180 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -65240 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -506 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14955 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6857 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 433730 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99701 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2638 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2234 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 490596 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -490596 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100228 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 511000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NS capacity development training female branch managers training male branch managers NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0108 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to sustain and improve the current capacity of Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) to provide assistance to the affected population of Sudan in the current context of conflict and set up the long-term basis for its effective recovery and development. Specific focus areas include Financial Sustainablity (FS), Data and Digitalisation (D&D) and Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA). The ongoing conflict in Sudan has huge negative impact on SRCS operations, restricting access to its former HQ and facing destruction of essential infrastructure due to the ongoing hostilities. SRCS is being supported by its partners to keep the business continued. In November 2023, a business continuity plan was developed and shared with partners for support. In August 2024, the national society, with support from its partners, has developed an NSD plan for 2025 to 2030. This project supports some of the key priorities of this plan. The support will focus on supporting - the further development of capacities in data and information management for humanitarian service delivery - training on and learning and mainstreaming of CEA - the organization in becoming a more financially sustainable organisation - technical functions of SRCS as prioritized in their strategy Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) Port Sudan, Sudan, with impact country-wide. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 466000 6414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1824 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1954 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 391117 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -362001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1773 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53062 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 111539 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -66211 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -66211 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81043 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -49072 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31043 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6226 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 118097 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 7341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -44160 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -153467 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234371 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -234371 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44160 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 153467 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70339 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 1394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 371840 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44160 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22080 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial development & Finance vision The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 183482 1505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55737 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 218488 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -218488 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -123564 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -57217 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 469786 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -469786 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0110 The Netherlands Red Cross Localization project - CAR (2024 - 2026) focused on Financial Sustainability. Organizational capacity strengthening of the Croix-rouge Centrafricaine (CRCA). CRCA headquarters, branches and Movement partners CAR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 164014 -13130 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 25000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18368 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -18368 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -18368 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 18015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -18015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1511 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 973 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -31598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -164014 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 144014 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164014 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164014 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 34393 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. For 2024: planned for 11 locals comitees, targeting 8 members per branch (3F/5M) + 11 members from HQ. 9 completed, 2 branches could not be reached. The subject was "Implementation of leadership transformation plan" Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. Number of NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills. CRCA, cumulative so always remains 1 Finance For 2024: budget was not updated, so reports could not be made. NS capacity development NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross FS Localization Alliance Coordination & Mentorship - support to bilateral long-term partners The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 57000 53521 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3479 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 28472 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 26250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0111 The Netherlands Red Cross This localization project is to support the implementation of the Lebanese Red Cross’ WASH One Program Approach (OPA), focussing on the goals related to strengthening and innovation. In addition, this project aims to accelerate the digital transformation of LRC, with a specific focus on ICT capacity building through the support of an ICT compliance officer and digital Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 365000 54866 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -54866 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -54866 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 163551 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 30432 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13160 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -30432 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 846 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -40558 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 927 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163551 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 394200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -394200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 365000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-219-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Technical support is provided to the National Societies by WCE technical experts to achieve localization of services on Water Climate and Environment. N/A N/A N/A N/A The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 646155 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 231481 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1716 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180326 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -180326 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278518 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -278518 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 48579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 357000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Orgaisational Development Programme for the Caribbean aims to built capacity for the 6 Overseas Branches. The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 1340882 -200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -315000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 571694 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -571694 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 315000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-002-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Working with the boards of the six overseas branches on several crucial elements of a strong, durable and healthy branch. To strenghten the structure, functioning and positioning of the overseas branches. Overseas branches OSBs in the Caribbean region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 291118 -7009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2556 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -23755 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37919 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 16240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15304 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 17867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3214 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 279510 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13869 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13827 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-002-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Support funding for some of the core costs of the OSBs such as office rent and salaries. Some OSBs lack the core funding to ensure the basic functioning of the branch. This was previously part of the capacity component of the Irma program but following the closure of this program this now moved to the OD program. Using left over funds from Irma The smaller branches such as Saba and Statia Saba and Statia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 63150 -270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -270 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -62880 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 63150 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62880 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-002-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Versterking van een duurzame digitalisering van de Caribische afdelingen Nood aan een geïntegreerde digitale omgeving ter bevordering van de eigen afdelingswerking en de samenwerking met zowel de andere afdelingen alsook het NRK. Geïntegreerde digitaliseringinspanning De zes Caribische afdelingen Caribische regio The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Curacao Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 115562 -3760 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -2141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2025 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3760 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -3760 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 11947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 86 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35677 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 14000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1001 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1008 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 2323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-191 The Netherlands Red Cross Central American Mexico and Migration Crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 266250 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-191-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Since the beginning of 2022, there has been a massive increase in the number of refugees, migrants, and returnees in transit by land northwards through Central America, compared to previous years. The majority of migrants and refugees in transit through Central America come from Cuba, Venezuela and Haiti. Migrants, returnees, and refugees are moving mostly through irregular channels. Along the routes, many of them face bureaucratic barriers, suffer accidents and injuries, face extortion and sexual violence, or disappear and are separated from their families. Tragically, others are killed or die from disease or the harsh environmental conditions and weather. This Emergency Appeal aims to increase the reach of the Red Cross Societies of Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico to scale up assistance and protection to 210,000 eople along migratory routes, including through more effective preparedness and response, strengthened capacities, and risk reduction. Due to the urgency of the situation, immediate assistance will start in Panama and Costa Rica. 210,000 people The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 266250 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No people reached, only people targeted. People reached per sector mentioned in the report are not included as the numbers do not add up to the breakdown (Operational update 18/04/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-147 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme to build the emergency response capacity of the Ethiopia Red Cross Society European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 1723238 598292 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -598292 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -1708 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -298318 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 298318 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 110784 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -110784 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 892352 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 42227 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-147-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross HIPECHO 2021 Ethiopia - Danish RC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 234045 226923 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39687 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 187236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-147-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross HIPECHO 2021 Ethiopia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 898046 -24730 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 24730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24730 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -13019 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -126701 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 127690 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1000000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 841504 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -38019 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 120477 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -120477 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48965 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 13104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 497 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23654 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 22938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 726 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83633 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 175188 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20255 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 139564 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 16975 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 592690 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11077 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12658 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 862 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8841 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194306 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95308 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -95308 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-160 The Netherlands Red Cross WASH in Schools The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 133809 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-160-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Improving Water, Sanitation and Hygiëne (WASH) in schools Improving hygiene in schools to prevent children from water-borne diseases, ensuring good WASH facilities that school children can use, and preventing girl drop-out once they start menstruating. Construction of latrines and hand-washing stations, (menstrual) health promotion in schools, training of local sewers and distributing reusable pads to girls. School going children Dimbokro, Côte d'Ivoire The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 133809 -4903 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2522 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3957 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5469 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -1514 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4143 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -5532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -94124 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 5532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -134 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4914 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 132743 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -132743 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 127882 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 56203 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2522 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59853 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 1652 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1652 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 94124 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 76636 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11484 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1200 girls under 15y, 64 girls above 15y, 1300 boys under 15y, 63 boys above 15y Final # reached: 1200 girls under 15y, 64 girls above 15y, 1300 boys under 15y, 63 boys above 15y NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-121 The Netherlands Red Cross The World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11 declared COVID-19 a pandemic, pointing to the over 118,000 cases of the coronavirus illness in over 110 countries and territories around the world and the sustained risk of further global spread. Some six months on there have been over 31 million cases and almost one million deaths. During this same period in the Philippines the cases have gone from below 50 to over 287,000 with a daily case rate of between 2000-4000/day. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 155022 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-121-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Community to be assisted via Helpline, Data Encoding and micro-grants. The World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11 declared COVID-19 a pandemic, pointing to the over 118,000 cases of the coronavirus illness in over 110 countries and territories around the world and the sustained risk of further global spread. Some six months on there have been over 31 million cases and almost one million deaths. During this same period in the Philippines the cases have gone from below 50 to over 287,000 with a daily case rate of between 2000-4000/day. The PRC recognized the need very early for PCR testing as a means to have a clearer picture of the case load in the country. It started its COVID testing operations by opening its first molecular laboratory, which has a total testing capacity of total of 4,000 tests a day, on April 14 at the mezzanine of its National Headquarters along EDSA. This was soon followed by another one at its Logistics and Multiple Center, just behind the National Headquarters, on April 29. Afterwards other molecular laboratories were also opened in Port Area, Manila, Clark, Subic, Batangas, Cebu, and Bacolod. The PRC molecular labs have been staffed by technical specialists and volunteers. Youth volunteers have been the backbone of the PRC HELPlines and data encoding of the patient details and reporting on results working on 24/7 rotating shifts. The NLRC via approval of its back donors recognized the importance of the HELPline and quickly realigned budgets to support these operations from May to September 2020. It is with the funding request document that the NLRC requests additional funds to continue the support to June 2021. The project aims at assisting the target population through several activities. These interventions can be put within the following categories based : (1). Support via HELPLINE. The support of the HELPLINE is open to all citizens of the Philippines who wish to book a COVID19 test, wish to reach out for technical guidance and support regarding COVID19 and it is envisaged will be utilised to support the roll out of the vaccination against COVID19 (2). Support through community level micro-grants. The micro-grants will target vulnerable communities with interventions related to COVID19. A set of established criteria have been developed and through the first phrases of the project implemented successfully. The criteria include community/community groups most vulnerable to COVID19, those communities have not received support from other agencies and those most vulnerable. Identified community actions are documented into minor proposals and submitted to the PRC NHQ for review and approval. (3). Psychosocial support to staff and volunteers. The project will establish a referral pathway to provide psychosocial support to staff and volunteers. The American Red Cross are currently supporting a research project on “the impact of COVID19 on the mental health of youth volunteers.” In discussion with the Youth Services Manager the recommendations from this report will guide the framework and methodology of the support mechanism to be provided to the volunteers The population to be assisted through the project is twofold, firstly it is volunteers between 15-25 who will volunteer to support the implementation of the PRC COVID19 Response Plan and secondly those members in the community that will participate in the micro-grants/social protection projects. Implementation throughout the 102 Chapters of the Philippine Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 155022 2122 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2122 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 256 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -16013 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3966 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3966 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1934 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32540 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 51789 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11672 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1429 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 217 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63220 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63221 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 4731 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 70000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30888 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11122 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38281 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1239 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 218,561 calls to the Hotline Volunteers helped vaccinate 3,609 individuals. The project also supported the vaccination of 53,628 children across 5 PRC Chapters against Measles-Rubella The Vaccination and Immunization Training was attended by 1,286 Red Cross Youth (RCY) members throughout the country NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149 The Netherlands Red Cross All Africa EA, including Hunger (Niger is under Sahel programme), Sudan Complex Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 27089061 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0041 The Netherlands Red Cross A regional humanitarian intervention responding to the displaced people crisis linked to the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The project combines protection, health, mental health and psychosocial support, food security, cash assistance, and livelihood activities. It focuses especially on survivors of sexual and gender based violence, displaced households, and communities facing severe food insecurity and health risks Because the escalation of armed conflict in eastern DRC has led to massive displacement, collapse of basic services, high levels of food insecurity, lack of access to health care, and widespread sexual violence. The impact of the crisis extends across borders into Rwanda, where refugee camps are underfunded and unable to meet minimum needs. The project addresses urgent humanitarian gaps created by violence, displacement, and funding cuts Through a coordinated Red Cross Red Crescent response led by the Spanish Red Cross with the DRC Red Cross and the Rwanda Red Cross. The project delivers services via mobile clinics and humanitarian service points, provides medical and psychosocial care including PEP kits, distributes dignity kits, strengthens community based disease surveillance, and improves food security through cash transfers, agricultural training, and short cycle food production. Cash assistance is delivered using the Netherlands Red Cross 121 digital system to ensure safe, transparent, and accountable transfers, while community awareness activities support nutrition, health, and self reliance CN_CRE The project supports displaced people, refugees, returnees, and vulnerable host communities. Priority is given to women and girls affected by sexual and gender based violence, female headed households, people with disabilities, pregnant and lactating women, and families facing acute food insecurity and limited access to health services The project is implemented in two main locations: • Sud Kivu province in eastern DRC • Kiziba refugee camp and surrounding host communities in Rwanda Both areas are directly affected by displacement from the conflict and by overstretched humanitarian services The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 606974 2748 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6974 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2640 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2640 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 600000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Spanish Red Cross 558000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge deployments to support the IFRC with the Sudan complex emergency operation The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response 34171 -795 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 31458 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0036 The Netherlands Red Cross The operational strategy addresses the 2024 catastrophic floods in Niger, which have caused: Over 1 million people affected. 322 deaths and significant injuries. Destruction of 106,700 houses, 19,274 livestock, and 13,917 hectares of crops. Emergence of a cholera outbreak, with 479 cases and 13 deaths reported. Severe damage to infrastructure, livelihoods, and public health systems. The strategy is necessary because: Unprecedented Impact: The floods are the worst in decades, with a 737% increase in people affected compared to 2023. Health Risks: The spread of waterborne diseases like cholera and malaria threatens public health. Food Insecurity: The destruction of crops and livestock exacerbates food crises in a country where over 3.4 million people already face food insecurity. Infrastructure Collapse: The damage to roads, latrines, and wells worsens the living conditions of the most vulnerable. Vulnerability: Niger ranks among the most climate-vulnerable countries globally, making disaster recovery essential. The response focuses on: Emergency Relief: Distribution of shelter kits, food, and cash assistance to meet immediate needs. Establishment of oral rehydration points and distribution of WASH kits. Recovery Efforts: Rehabilitation of degraded land and support for agricultural production through improved seeds and tools. Cash-for-work programs for land and infrastructure repair. Health and Hygiene: Cholera prevention and hygiene promotion through trained volunteers and local leaders. Construction and rehabilitation of water points and emergency latrines. Community Engagement: Training community disaster management committees and implementing climate adaptation measures. Awareness campaigns for hygiene and disease prevention. Gender and Inclusion: Ensuring that interventions prioritize women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities through tailored approaches. The operation targets: 250,000 people, focusing on vulnerable groups such as women, children, the elderly, and people with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Households most affected by floods, especially those in remote or underserved areas. The strategy prioritizes interventions in the five most affected regions: Dosso Maradi Niamey Tahoua Zinder These areas were selected based on the severity of flood damage and the vulnerability of their populations. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 298200 4200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Ebola EA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 16/06/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0065 The Netherlands Red Cross Cameroon is facing a deepening food and nutrition insecurity crisis driven by the convergence of structural poverty, recurrent climate shocks, localised insecurity and displacement, and declining purchasing power. According to Cadre Harmonise projections (March-October 2025), more than 1.67 million people are expected to require food assistance in 2026, while approximately 535,000 will need nutrition assistance. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services 149306 138889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10417 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 138889 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0048 The Netherlands Red Cross This review seeks to enhance the quality and sustainability of Emergency WASH interventions in Africa by analysing DREF-supported activities. It will examine the relevance of interventions to local needs, assess their effectiveness in achieving intended outcomes, and identify elements that can support longer-term resilience programming. By reviewing operational demand, National Society capacity, and lessons learned, the review will generate actionable insights to guide future planning, capacity development, and strategic decision-making. This nine-month review, led by the IFRC Africa regional WASH team, NLRC and selected National Societies, will identify the types of disasters prompting WASH interventions, assess their scale, and evaluate NS capacity in water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion. Methods include a desk review, online interviews, and field visits to selected countries. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 21514 457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 599 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6207 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0032 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks support to target the most vulnerable and worst affected 300,000 people (41% of 735,000 peope affected so far) in the 38 affected counties and seven states (Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Warrap, Western Bahr el Ghazal, Jonglei, Unity, Upper Nile, Central and Eastern Equatoria). This Emergency Appeal aims to support the Joint Flood Preparedness and Response Plan developed by the Government of South Sudan, the UN and partners to assist 2.4 million people. It identifies 20 high-risk counties in the states of Warrap, Upper Nile, Unity, Jonglei/Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Lakes, Central Equatoria and Northern Bahr el Ghazal as priority areas for intervention. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 532500 -7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies total orginates from Health & Care sector: cumulative males/females reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0027 The Netherlands Red Cross The Southern half of Zambia is experiencing a prolonged dry spell. The provinces affected include Southern, Western, Central and Eastern. The country started experiencing the dry spells from 20th January when the rains were expected to be at a peak and crops to establish. Zambia is undergoing one the driest agricultural seasons in more than forty years, causing major crop and livestock losses and severely affecting the well-being and livelihoods of communities nationwide The response will target 380,160 people with WASH, health promotions, and CEA/ RCCE/ PGI interventions, whereas, for cash and livelihoods, the target will be 132,196 people and 71,280 people, respectively This Emergency Appeal targets 476,448 people - 79.418 households-(out of the 6.6 million people in need across the country) and aims to reduce the negative impacts of drought and contribute to the improvement of food security, hygiene and health behaviours, and improve the nutrition status of children under the age of five. The plans prioritise actions in all of the targeted districts: Sinazongwe, Shangombo, Siavonga, Chirundu, and Chikankata. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 319500 -4500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies overall number of people reached with the Federation-Wide EA in 12 months. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0049 The Netherlands Red Cross It covers the humanitarian response led by the DRC Red Cross, supported by IFRC, ICRC, and partner National Societies. The operation targets 500,000 people affected by armed conflict and displacement in North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri, with a budget of CHF 30 million The appeal was launched in response to a massive humanitarian crisis caused by the escalation of the M23 conflict, leading to over 5.2 million internally displaced persons. Widespread violence, looting, and infrastructure destruction have triggered acute food insecurity, cholera outbreaks, and protection risks, particularly for women and children. The appeal seeks to reduce suffering, restore dignity, and meet urgent basic needs such as food, health, water, and protection. The IFRC supports the DRC Red Cross through: Integrated humanitarian response: health, WASH, livelihoods, and PGI activities. Coordination mechanisms: Movement Coordination Agreement, L3 response, and joint missions (IFRC-ICRC-DRC RC). Community engagement: 374,000 people reached via feedback systems. Volunteer mobilization: 351 trained and insured volunteers. Funding & logistics: CHF 750,000 DREF loan and technical deployments (health, PGI, security, finance). Despite insecurity and underfunding, operations have reached nearly 500,000 people with vital assistance. The operation targets displaced families, host communities, women, and children under five, as well as survivors of sexual violence. Beneficiaries receive support in health, WASH, food, protection, and psychosocial care. Partners include the DRC Red Cross, IFRC, ICRC, ECHO, USAID/BHA, and regional Red Cross societies (Rwanda, Burundi, Congo-Brazzaville). The operation takes place mainly in the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo: North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri, which are the epicentres of displacement and violence. Activities are concentrated in areas such as Goma, Lubero, Masisi, Rutshuru, Minova, Kalehe, and Uvira. Additional assistance extends to Rwanda, Burundi, and the Republic of Congo, which are receiving Congolese refugees. Coordination and logistics are handled from Kinshasa by the IFRC Country Cluster Delegation, with regional support from the IFRC Africa Regional Office in Nairobi. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 106500 1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross 154.000 people and 12 institutions in Amhara, Somali and Tigray are supported with integrated WASH programming. PGI, CEA and MHPSS are mainstreamed throughout all activities. This bilateral response is an integral part the broader Movement EA and contributes to its objective of reaching 10% (2 million people)of the food insecure population in Ethiopia through a bridged two tier approach of immediate needs assistance and early recovery with integrated multi sector interventions by June2025. Amhara, Tigray and Somali Region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 1588475 81191 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -31363 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -81191 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9988 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -81191 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -365324 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1492 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85132 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -116656 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 50198 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 210000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2080 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50198 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 249970 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206593 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 14089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248414 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -250046 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 83 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4487 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200538 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1370125 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1526195 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0039 The Netherlands Red Cross This bilateral proposal has been formulated to help address the increasing humanitarian needs, and seeks to provide funding to address critical gaps, thereby strengthening the South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC) response. This proposal aligns with the Federation-wide National Society Response Plan and complements the Sudan Crisis Revised Regional Emergency Appeal (MDRS1001rea). This bilateral response project, dubbed Renk II, is an extension of the first phase that was implemented from 15 February 2024 till 31 March 2025. Renk II will run for a further one-year period from 1 April 2025 till 31 March 2026, with a budget of Eur 1,145, 835.05 (incl 8% AVK/PSR). The plan focuses on key priority sectors to meet the immediate needs in, Emergency Health, Emergency WASH, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support and Protection needs of 53,550 men, women, boys, and girls in Renk until 31 March 2026. The protracted armed conflict in Sudan, which dates back to 15 April 2023, continues to trigger large scale cross border movements of displaced persons from Sudan to South Sudan, among other neighboring countries. In addition, the recent widespread conflict from December 2024 in Sudan’s regions (Blue Nile, White Nile, Sennar) has further worsened the humanitarian situation, thereby increasing population movement into South Sudan both through official and informal routes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1060958 2390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -138124 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -31886 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 77939 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -173266 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -44727 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 247180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -28096 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 46210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 266454 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -133099 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -266454 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 223238 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -49926 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 111302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -21579 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 4683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100857 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 761872 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1060958 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0051 The Netherlands Red Cross A humanitarian operation led by the Cape Verde Red Cross (CVCV) with IFRC support to assist 40,000 people affected by the August 2025 floods in São Vicente, Santo Antão, and parts of São Nicolau. It provides life-saving relief (food, water, shelter kits, hygiene kits), cash assistance, health and psychosocial support, WASH rehabilitation, and livelihood recovery, while integrating protection, gender, and inclusion and strengthening CVCV’s long-term capacity The floods caused 12 deaths, 5 missing, and over 27,500 directly affected people. Infrastructure collapsed, including homes, bridges, roads, health centers, and water systems, leaving communities isolated and vulnerable to disease outbreaks and food insecurity. With no permanent international NGOs present, CVCV and IFRC are the main humanitarian actors. The operation addresses urgent humanitarian needs and builds resilience against future climate-related disasters. The response has three phases: Emergency relief (0–3 months): immediate distributions, clean water supply, shelter kits, and psychological first aid. 40,000 people, prioritizing displaced families, host families, and vulnerable groups such as women, children, elderly, and people with disabilities. The islands of São Vicente and Santo Antão, with partial impact in São Nicolau, Cape Verde. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 20385 1490 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross -1490 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross 19141 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0056 The Netherlands Red Cross Since beginning of February 2026, Madagascar has been hit by back-to-back cyclones, cutting off communities from food, basic health services, and other essentials. Two destructive cyclones, Fytia and Gezani, struck the country within just ten days, sharply compounding an already intensifying crisis in the country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cyclone Response 159750 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0052 The Netherlands Red Cross Drought Emergency Federation-Wide EA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response 372750 5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Recent severe flooding in Kenya has killed at least 71 people and displaced thousands, caused by unusually active El Niño rains.. Some of the hardest hit areas have been the semi-arid lands where pastoralism is the economic driver for livelihoods. These areas are still recovering from the worst drought in 40 years as well, which drove high rates of malnutrition. The drought, coupled with El Niño rains and extreme temperatures, throws into stark relief the climate change that Kenya and other countries in the Horn of Africa region are grappling with. The situation is worsening as the rains continue, with the country's Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) predicting continued heavy rainfall until January 2024. This Emergency Appeal plans to reach up to 250,000 people (50,000 households) across 36 counties with lifesaving activities, emergency response and early recovery activities.Target groups are vulnerable households who have lost their homes and access to livelihoods, those who have been displaced and households increased attention to particularly vulnerable and most at-risk groups. These include extended households with pregnant and lactating mothers and/or children under five; households caring for older people or people terminally ill with HIV/AIDS or other chronic conditions; children or adolescent-headed households; households with specific social protection needs; people with disabilities; and internally displaced households.that are struggling to meet their basic needs. 250,000 (50,000 households Based on assessment, priority counties at the time of reporting are Tana River, Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, Marsabit, Isiolo, Meru, Makueni, Samburu, Homa Bay, Kwale, Mombasa and Lamu. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 300000 -4225 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 250000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0042 The Netherlands Red Cross The extended appeal outlines a multi-tiered strategy for National Societies to respond to the epidemic. The approach includes community-based health promotion, disease surveillance, mental health support, clinical care, and vaccination, as well as water, sanitation, and hygiene initiatives. Additionally, there is a focus on socio-economic protection for affected individuals through cash assistance and livelihood support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 426000 -6000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) Health and care activities provided by Red Cross National Societies reached or supported slightly over 25 million people during the reporting period. Key epidemic control activities across the region include support to disease surveillance systems, including contact tracing and community-based surveillance; RCCE and health promotion; 9 psychosocial support; support to vaccination campaigns; and support to case management, including patient transport. Health and care activities provided by Red Cross National Societies reached or supported slightly over 25 million people during the reporting period. Key epidemic control activities across the region include support to disease surveillance systems, including contact tracing and community-based surveillance; RCCE and health promotion; 9 psychosocial support; support to vaccination campaigns; and support to case management, including patient transport. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross WASH for Sudan Refugee Crisis in Ethiopia (DRU) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 250538 -10 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -10 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 28233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -75640 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 28233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 39 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219384 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219384 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -254400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 240000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0055 The Netherlands Red Cross Mozambique is experiencing a large-scale flood emergency triggered by persistent and intense rainfall since late December 2025. The Mozambique Red Cross (CVM) has been supporting the Government activation of anticipatory actions with evacuations, distribution of relief items, and dissemination of early warning messages. This was done through the activation of the Floods Early Action Protocol (EAP) and other mechanisms. Despite these efforts, the scope and scale of the emergency has exceeded local capacities and on 16 January 2026, the Government of Mozambique activated a nationwide Red Alert, in response to the deterioration of weather conditions and the heightened risk of severe flooding and related hazards across the country. As of 27 January 2026, official data from INGD indicate that over 690'000 people (150'000 households) have been affected nationwide by the floods. More than 100,000 people are living in over temporary accommodation centres. The provinces most severely affected are Gaza, Sofala and Zambézia, with significant impacts also reported in Maputo, Inhambane, Manica and Tete. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 213000 198140 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 14860 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The food security situation has been on a worsening trend in the Arid and Semi-Arid (ASAL) counties in Kenya attributed mainly to the poor performance of the October-December 2020 short rains and the March-May 2021 long rains.. The worsening trends include deteriorating vegetative conditions, increased distances to water sources, worsening livestock conditions, reduced milk production and increased number of children at risk of malnutrition. The underperformance of the long rains means that pasture and browse conditions are below average for this time of year. KRCS aims to support 500,000 people (100,000 households) in the 12 affected counties; Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, Samburu, Isiolo, Kilifi, Laikipia, Tana River, Makueni, Lamu, Kitui and Marsabit The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross 100K contribution for cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe. As of 7 November 2023, Zimbabwe has recorded 6,685 suspected cholera cases and 136 suspected deaths. For the last two weeks, the number of new cases recorded weekly has surpassed 500 marking the highest rate recorded since the first outbreak in February. The crude mortality rate remains above 2% and raises concerns regarding case management and the quality of care. The districts and targeted populations will be prioritised based on the increased number of cases and deaths, along with high-risk factors contributing to the occurrence of new cases. The target locations include rural areas with high caseloads, peri-urban informal settlements, and health institutions managing cholera patients in the targeted geographical areas Due to the high rate of transmission, the disease is now affecting people across multiple geographical areas. To date, suspected and confirmed cases have been reported in 45 out of 62 districts and in all 10 provinces of the country. The outbreak has now spread to more than the 17 traditional cholera hotspot districts,2 putting at risk over 10 million people, including more than five million children 11,000,000 people The outbreak has now spread to more than the 17 traditional cholera hotspot districts,: Buhera, Chegutu, Chikomba, Chimanimani, Chipinge, Chitungwiza, Chiredzi, Harare, Gokwe North, Marondera, Mazowe, Shamva, Mutare, Murehwa, Mwenezi, Seke, Bikita, Zaka and Wedza to 45 out of 62 districts and in all 10 provinces The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 100000 -1408 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0043 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks support to target the most vulnerable and worst affected 300,000 people (41% of 735,000 peope affected so far) in the 38 affected counties and seven states (Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Warrap, Western Bahr el Ghazal, Jonglei, Unity, Upper Nile, Central and Eastern Equatoria). This Emergency Appeal aims to support the Joint Flood Preparedness and Response Plan developed by the Government of South Sudan, the UN and partners to assist 2.4 million people. It identifies 20 high-risk counties in the states of Warrap, Upper Nile, Unity, Jonglei/Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Lakes, Central Equatoria and Northern Bahr el Ghazal as priority areas for intervention. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood 852000 -12000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -12000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 800000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 800000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) 0 as per advice of PMEAL, this project is linked to the same EA/operation as PRJ13-149-0032. To avoid double counting, indicator is filled in under that PRJ NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross In the early morning of Saturday, 15 April 2023, Khartoum woke up to the sound of gunfire and explosions. This was the first time that the capital city of Sudan, home to 6 million people, was at the epicentre of a fierce conflict between two powerful groups, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Millions of civilians caught in the crossfire have been in lockdown for nearly two weeks, and many have run out of basic supplies like food, water, and medicine, having instead to borrow them or take the risk of fleeing through extremely dangerous routes Although the number of people indirectly impacted by the conflict is much larger, an estimated 9 million people are living in very close proximity to battles, at high risk of stray bullets and shelling within residential areas. The majority of residents remain stranded and are unable to flee to safer areas, due to ongoing fighting, lack of financial means or simply attempting to maintain their property, assets, and livelihoods. After several days, people trapped in conflict areas are running out of survival means and are being forced to take risks to make ends meet. According to Red Cross Red Crescent Societies’ reports, at least 150,000 people have managed to escape to safer areas inside Sudan and across borders to Chad (17,394 people), to Egypt (29,626 people), South Sudan (27,275), Ethiopia (8,500 people) and to Central African Republic (6,000 people). Many are still stranded at the border with Egypt, South Sudan, and Ethiopia as well, and also at other evacuation points such as Port Sudan 9 million people The conflict is taking place in densely populated urban areas in Khartoum, Khartoum North and Omdurman (Khartoum State), Merowe (Northern State), El Obeid (North Kordofan), Nyala (South Darfur), Al Fasher (North Darfur), Al Geneina (West Darfur), Zalingi (Central Darfur) and Gedaref. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1000000 -14085 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -14085 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -14085 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 938967 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 61033 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 938967 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0040 The Netherlands Red Cross Revised Regional EA for Sudan Crisis: focus on South-Sudan needs Due to the significant cross-border population movement out of Sudan resulting from the ongoing crisis, this Emergency Appeal intends to support the humanitarian response plans and activities of the National Societies- this contribution focus on South Sudan needs. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 266250 -3750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross In the early morning of Saturday, 15 April 2023, Khartoum woke up to the sound of gunfire and explosions. This was the first time that the capital city of Sudan, home to 6 million people, was at the epicentre of a fierce conflict between two powerful groups, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Millions of civilians caught in the crossfire According to Red Cross Red Crescent Societies’ reports, at least 150,000 people have managed to escape to safer areas inside Sudan and across borders to Chad (17,394 people), to Egypt (29,626 people), South Sudan (27,275), Ethiopia (8,500 people) and to Central African Republic (6,000 people). Many are still stranded at the border with Egypt, South Sudan, and Ethiopia as well, and also at other evacuation points such as Port Sudan. IFRC supports Red Cross Red Crescent Societies in neighboring countries. Contribution pledge: Around 300k South-Sudan, 200k Ethiopia (in agreement with NLRC country teams), 287k divided between Chad and contribution to support services (PMER, finance) Chad (17,394 people), South Sudan (27,275), Ethiopia (8,500 people) and to Central African Republic (6,000 people) South Sudan, Ethiopia, Chad The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1000000 -4651 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 930233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 69767 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 930233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross cumulative reach for the three countries earmarked under the regional EA: from most recent report/Revised EA NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0035 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, NRCS aims to support 140,000 people (34,146 households) by providing direct humanitarian and recovery assistance to support the most vulnerable people affected by food insecurity, shortage of water and disrupted livelihoods. The support provided will encompass a range of assistance measures, including the distribution of food aid, water supply interventions and livelihood protection activities. The response has been designed to extend beyond immediate crisis response too, offering continuous assistance as communities move into the winter and subsequent planting seasons. This approach seeks to bolster resilience against adverse climatic conditions and ensure ongoing support during critical periods for effective recovery and adaptation. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 372750 5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0047 The Netherlands Red Cross A humanitarian operation led by the Cape Verde Red Cross (CVCV) with IFRC support to assist 40,000 people affected by the August 2025 floods in São Vicente, Santo Antão, and parts of São Nicolau. It provides life-saving relief (food, water, shelter kits, hygiene kits), cash assistance, health and psychosocial support, WASH rehabilitation, and livelihood recovery, while integrating protection, gender, and inclusion and strengthening CVCV’s long-term capacity. The floods caused 12 deaths, 5 missing, and over 27,500 directly affected people. Infrastructure collapsed, including homes, bridges, roads, health centers, and water systems, leaving communities isolated and vulnerable to disease outbreaks and food insecurity. With no permanent international NGOs present, CVCV and IFRC are the main humanitarian actors. The operation addresses urgent humanitarian needs and builds resilience against future climate-related disasters. The response has three phases: Emergency relief (0–3 months): immediate distributions, clean water supply, shelter kits, and psychological first aid. Early recovery (3–6 months): cash grants to 1,500 families, livelihood restoration, WASH repairs. Recovery and resilience (6–12 months): strengthening health systems, livelihoods, and community preparedness. 40,000 people, prioritizing displaced families, host families, and vulnerable groups such as women, children, elderly, and people with disabilities. The islands of São Vicente and Santo Antão, with partial impact in São Nicolau, Cape Verde. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 106500 1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross To support financing of SUDAN WASH delegate who works onthe crisis response project but no funidng allocated for Q1 2024 not sufficent funds allocated for WASH delegate making use of campaign funds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 41137 -6645 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9220 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3892 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3892 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3892 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3892 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6047 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37295 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4918 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7209 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0034 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal aims to support 87,381 individuals (17,473 households) affected by food insecurity, WASH challenges, and disruptions to their livelihoods. The current Emergency Appeal aims to scale-up the existing drought response that was launched in May 2024. This intervention is part of a broader sub-regional scale-up initiative planned by the IFRC in response to the deteriorating humanitarian and environmental conditions in southern Africa. This comprehensive effort aims to address the escalating challenges by integrating sustainable practices and enhancing community resilience. By doing so, it will significantly contribute to the IFRC’s pan-African Zero Hunger Initiative, which seeks to eradicate hunger and ensure food security across the continent through innovative and sustainable solutions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 372750 5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The total number people reached is much lower than number of people targeted due to underfunding of the EA: 11% of the total ask was secured. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 Mozambique Drought and Food Insecurity - Bilateral with the BRC-FL Mozambique is currently facing a food crisis due to prolonged drought. During the rainy season, less than half of the usual rainfall was recorded, and in the central and southern parts of Mozambique, it has been exceptionally dry and warm, largely as a result of El Niño. These weather conditions have led to damage to agricultural crops, resulting in a below-average harvest. In Mozambique, 15% of the total planted area (690,000 hectares) in the southern and central regions has been destroyed. The poor harvests in the region are putting increased pressure on the already precarious food reserves of local communities and national governments. The peak of needs in the drought-affected areas was expected from October to January, the traditional "lean season" at the end of the dry season. However, current forecasts show that needs will continue to rise in the first quarter of 2025, with possible negative effects of La Niña in the central and southern parts of the country. Improvement in food security is not expected until after the harvests in April 2025. Additionally, CVM (Mozambique Red Cross) has already begun preparing the response, and fieldwork for the market assessment has been completed. Systems for the food voucher program are currently being set up, so the response can be quickly mobilized once funds are secured. BRC-FL will use a combination of emergency CASH assistance, nature-based programming and climate-smart agricultural approaches to adress these issues. More than 20 million people live in the areas currently affected by drought, with 2.7 million Mozambicans already facing food insecurity (IPC Phase 3+, crisis). It is feared that the situation will worsen for 1.25 million people in these areas in the coming months, possibly reaching IPC Phase 4 (severe food insecurity/emergency). Gaza State - Mozambique, implementation by BRC-FL in coordination with CVM and IFRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross - Flanders Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 538679 498777 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 498777 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross - Flanders 39902 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross - Flanders 4000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0045 The Netherlands Red Cross Given the ongoing humanitarian needs and the significant funding gap in the Sudan regional response, we propose an additional contribution for Uganda, which continues to receive a high influx of refugees. The Uganda Red Cross and IFRC are scaling up their response, with a strong focus on WASH, as access to safe water and sanitation is critical in transit and reception centers. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 532500 7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan is experiencing severe flooding for the third consecutive year since 2019. The floods have caused widespread devastation to livelihoods, submerging schools, health facilities and thousands of houses and displacing families Out of the 623,000 people affected by flooding, South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC) aims to provide immediate and early recovery assistance to 120,000 of the most vulnerable people (20,000 households). SSRC will continue to support communities in Northern Bahr El Gazala and Warrap and based on current assessments will expand their support to some of the hardest hit areas of Jonglei, Unity, and Central Equatorial states. SSRC will target households who have been displaced, lost their homes and immediate sources of livelihood. Prioritizing households where the combined effects of prolonged food insecurity and flooding have particularly burdened women and girls, as well as the elderly and people living with disabilities in Northern Bahr el Ghazal and Warrap The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0057 The Netherlands Red Cross Cameroon is facing a deepening food and nutrition insecurity crisis driven by the convergence of structural poverty, recurrent climate shocks, localised insecurity and displacement, and declining purchasing power. According to Cadre Harmonise projections (March-October 2025), more than 1.67 million people are expected to require food assistance in 2026, while approximately 535,000 will need nutrition assistance. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response 322500 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross In this project, Netherlands Red Cross supports the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) in reducing the risk of waterborne diseases, increasing access to water, and mainstreaming protection, community engagement and National Society capacity development. In April 2023, Sudan plunged into a dire humanitarian crisis as a result of an armed conflict. As a long-term partner to Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS), NLRC is committed to support its local partner in responding to the nation-wide crisis. Communities will be reached through targeting health centres, schools (i.e. gathering points for IDPs), and surrounding communities. Project outcomes, outputs and activities have been designed in line with the Federation-wide Movement plan for the Sudan Complex Emergency Response (MDRSD033). The project aims to reach 189,665 IDPs and host communities. Gedaref and Kassala states, Eastern Sudan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 443882 -517 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 33381 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -33381 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3718 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -1879 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33856 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 66907 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -33856 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7022 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99812 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164774 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 2407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36727 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 330069 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 304592 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149506 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of people reached, based on ratio of contribution to total appeal - gender not specified 80 60 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0033 The Netherlands Red Cross The operation aims to support 99,100 people affected by the severe floods in Cameroon, particularly in the Far North and West regions. Key areas of intervention include multi-purpose cash assistance, health services, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), as well as protection, gender inclusion, and community engagement. The intervention is critical due to extensive damage from flooding that has destroyed livelihoods, homes, infrastructure, and increased health risks, including potential outbreaks of cholera and malaria. The affected populations are highly vulnerable and need immediate assistance to recover and stabilize their living conditions. The strategy includes distributing cash to the most affected households, training volunteers for on-the-ground support, enhancing community-based surveillance for health risks, and setting up water purification and hygiene promotion efforts. The operation emphasizes local capacity-building, with the Cameroon Red Cross Society leading on-ground activities, backed by international support from IFRC, ICRC, and the French Red Cross. The operation aims to support 99,100 people affected by the severe floods in Cameroon. Assistance targets the most affected and vulnerable groups, including families who have lost homes, women- or child-headed households, and people with specific needs. Vulnerable populations in temporary shelters, as well as communities at risk of further escalation, are also prioritized. The primary focus is on the Far North and West regions, with additional monitoring and preparedness for the Northwest and Southwest regions if flood risks intensify. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rains between 21 and 22 July triggered successive landslides in the remote mountainous Gezei Gofa Woreda of the Gofa Zone Southern Ethiopian Region, causing significant loss of life and devastation. The region’s topography and vulnerability to extreme weather make it prone to floods and landslides. Emergency operations are challenging due to the rugged terrain, continuing rains, and the risk of further landslides In addition to the impact from the landslides, on 18 July, six kebeles in Gurage Zone, Inor Ener Meger Woreda were hit by a windstorm Landslides cause damage to housing, social, and public infrastructure, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services/facilities. The likelihood of increased risk of disease outbreaks is high due to damage and displacements. The windstorm affected over 1,200 households with homes and farmland damaged, and property damaged or destroyed. The ERCS, as the first responder, mobilises relief materials to support the affected population, providing search and rescue, evacuation, shelter, WASH, and health (EMS and MHPSS) assistance, and requests international support 25,500 (5,100 HHs) affected by the windstorm and landslides Landslides in the remote mountainous Gezei Gofa Woreda of the Gofa Zone Southern Ethiopian six kebeles in Gurage Zone, Inor Ener Meger Woreda were hit by a windstorm The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 319500 -4500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) The project has supported a total of 60,440 people out of the planned 55,712 people through provision of temporary shelter, emergency shelter and essential house hold items, multi-purpose cash support for three rounds to support basic needs and early recovery, seed and fertilizer provision to recover their livelihoods, and WASH intervention support through construction of water points and made available to their villages to mitigate the health risks and avoid disease spreading. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0059 The Netherlands Red Cross On 15th May, the Institut national de recherche biomédicale (INRB) Kinshasa confirmed an outbreak of the Ebola virus in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The virus is reported to have originated from Mongbwalu, Bunia and Rwapara Health zones in Ituri province. The virus is confirmed to be the Bundibugyo Virus Disease (BVD), a severe and often fatal strain. As of 19 May, more than 500 suspected cases, including 130 suspected deaths, have been reported by the Ministry of Health. So far, 30 cases have been confirmed in the DRC. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), due to the risk of further regional spread within the region, including across borders. Unlike previous outbreaks caused by the Zaire strain, this Bundibugyo strain does not currently have a licensed vaccine or specific targeted treatment. This makes community-based measures, early detection, supportive healthcare, and prevention efforts more critical than ever. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 376250 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0031 The Netherlands Red Cross The Emergency Appeal focuses on assisting populations affected by severe flooding in Chad. It includes an operational strategy to support immediate humanitarian needs and foster resilience in the longer term. Due to weeks of torrential rains starting in July 2024, Chad faces catastrophic floods, surpassing previous flood events in scale and impact. Over 1.9 million people have been affected, with substantial losses in life, homes, and livelihoods. The floods have created urgent needs for food, shelter, health services, water, sanitation, hygiene, and protection. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), in coordination with the Chadian Red Cross, aims to provide a multi-sectoral response. The appeal seeks CHF 8 million to implement emergency relief efforts, including food aid, temporary shelters, health support, and WASH interventions, while also building long-term resilience through community engagement, disaster risk reduction, and training. The response targets 389,000 of the most vulnerable individuals affected by the floods, prioritizing women, children, elderly persons, people with disabilities, and other at-risk groups across Chad. The primary intervention areas cover eight flood-affected provinces in Chad, with a focus on regions severely impacted by the floods and those with limited resources for recovery and resilience efforts. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 298200 -4200 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4200 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 280000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Federation-wide Emergency Appeal in Malawi (MDRMW017), via het Deense Rode Kruis, fund: Component 3: Acute Crises - 2022 Contribution to the response to the Cholera Outbreak The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 159813 9813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2187 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -12000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0061 The Netherlands Red Cross Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal in response to the escalating humanitarian crisis in Puntland and Somaliland where prolonged dry conditions have affected over 2.5 million people across 26 districts including 887,000 people in severely impacted areas. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response 497685 462963 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 34722 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 462963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0044 The Netherlands Red Cross In this project, Netherlands Red Cross supports the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) through a third contribution to the extended IFRC Emergency Appeal (IFRC Secretariat), now running until 31-12-2025 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response 532500 -7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -462963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 462963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number adding up all sectors. Total number of people reached in intro of report is Federation-Wide, not just IFRC - explaining the deviation from the 5 million mentioned there Total number adding up all sectors. Total number of people reached in intro of report is Federation-Wide, not just IFRC - explaining the deviation from the 5 million mentioned there. Note: report is draft - not yet published in time for annual MOFA reporting NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Around 700k Ethiopia (on advice from NLRC country team, plus 297k to Regional coordination with complementary bilateral support for appr. 1,5 million EUR funded from regular AC component), rest possibly earmarked to Malawi, Mauritania, Djibouti, Tanzania (latter to discuss as governance issues/risks) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 997209 -1442 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7442 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7442 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 930233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 66977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 930233 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross no, people reached only in Ethiopia as most of this contribution was country earmarked NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The remaining funds, from PRJ13-100-0013 - Covid-19 response from NLRC/CRCA project, with funding from PRJ07-003-0004-2 will be transferred to this multilateral response IFRC in CAR. Added with a contribution from Covid Campaign fund 07-038-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 105704 33642 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 65610 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 99252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6451 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0053 The Netherlands Red Cross Drought & Floods Emergencies Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency 319500 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The North East Nigeria has a high level of food insecurity affected by long running armed conflict and violence. Nigeria’s North West region – particularly states of Zamfara, Sokoto, and Katsina – has in recent years seen a deterioration in the security situation, marked by an increase in banditry and violence It is reported1 that in North West Nigeria, 2.53 million people are projected to face acute food insecurity (Phase 3 and above) in June – August 2021 lean period. An estimated five percent of the total food insecure population (138,476 individuals) are internally displaced persons (IDPs), of which 26,000 are in the emergency acute food insecurity phase (CH phase 4). Zamfara North, Katsina Central and Katsina South are projected to be in Crisis phase between June and August 2021. 200,000 people Nigeria The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of 8.7 million Swiss francs to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support Somalia Red Crescent Society (SRCS) to deliver humanitarian assistance to 563,808 people (93,968 households) over 18 months to address the current hunger crisis in Somaliland and Puntland. Poor rains and extended drought over multiple seasons have had a major impact on rural livelihoods and food security in Somalia. The Gu’ rain season1 April to June has ended early with a poor rainfall performance in many parts of Somalia even though there were heavy rains and flooding in parts of the country in late April and early May. The combined impact of drought and floods are likely to exacerbate the already critical food security situation in Somalia. Out of a population of 12.3 million in Somalia, 5.6 million people are food insecure and a fifth of the population, 2.8 million people, cannot meet their daily food requirements2. It’s reported that approximately 840,000 children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished, including nearly 143,000 children who are likely to be severely malnourished. 563,808 people Somalia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross In this project, Netherlands Red Cross supports the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) through a contribution to the IFRC Emergency Appeal (IFRC Secretariat) in addition to PRJ13-149-0010 - a bilateral project in support of the overall objectives in this Emergency Appeal. In April 2023, Sudan plunged into a dire humanitarian crisis as a result of an armed conflict. As a long-term partner to Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS), NLRC is committed to support its local partner in responding to the nation-wide crisis. Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 798750 -11250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0037 The Netherlands Red Cross The emergency appeal addresses the complex humanitarian crisis in Mali, caused by severe flooding, armed conflicts, and mass displacement. The crisis has resulted in: Over 2 million people affected. 91 deaths, 148 injuries, and the destruction of 40,445 homes. 85,566 hectares of farmland destroyed and 733,683 tons of grain lost, severely impacting food security. 330,713 internally displaced persons (IDPs) as of May 2024, living in overcrowded and inadequate shelters. The appeal is necessary due to: Flooding Impact: The worst floods in decades have devastated homes, agriculture, and infrastructure, displacing thousands. Food Insecurity: 1.37 million people are facing a food security crisis, with 120,923 in emergency conditions. Health Risks: Contaminated water sources and inadequate sanitation have heightened the risks of waterborne and vector-borne diseases. Conflict and Displacement: Armed conflicts and insecurity have exacerbated vulnerabilities, especially for migrants and IDPs. Underfunding: As of September 2024, less than 30% of the required funding for Mali’s Humanitarian Response Plan had been secured. The intervention is structured into two main phases: Immediate Emergency Response (October–December 2024): Provision of shelter kits, essential household items, and food assistance. Financial assistance for vulnerable households. Distribution of hygiene kits, insecticide-treated mosquito nets, and psychological first aid. Post-Emergency Relief and Recovery (January–October 2025): Supporting community recovery through cash and in-kind assistance. Climate adaptation initiatives, including training and community resilience programs. Formation of multi-functional National Disaster Response Teams (NDRTs) and preparedness planning. The appeal targets: 200,000 people from the most vulnerable groups, including women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Priority regions: Bamako, Kayes, Koulikoro, Sikasso, Gao, Ségou, Mopti, and Timbuktu. IDPs, migrants, and communities in high-risk or flood-prone areas. The operation focuses on the regions of: Bamako Kayes Koulikoro Sikasso Gao Ségou Mopti Timbuktu These areas are prioritized based on the scale of the impact from flooding, displacement, and food insecurity. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 372750 -5250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Families fleeing violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are arriving in Uganda traumatised and without possessions, in the hope of reaching safety. However, they find themselves in another humanitarian crisis as there is insufficient shelter to house them, and overcrowded centres lack water and sanitation, forcing people to camp out in the open putting their safety and health at risk The conflict in the North Kivu and Ituri provinces in the eastern part of the DRC has intensified since late March 2022, triggering the large-scale displacement of refugees into Uganda. Up to 26 May, Uganda had received over 41,018 new arrivals fleeing the violence from DRC. This rapid and large-scale influx of refugees has put tremendous pressure on the basic social services in the settlements where refugees are hosted, impacting education, food, shelter, health and nutrition centres, and WASH infrastructure. This Emergency Appeal aims to scale up activities that are being carried out by the URCS to respond to the increased caseload of refugees and their urgent humanitarian needs. From this analysis, the operation will target up to an estimated 50,000 people with direct support to refugees and, in addition, up to 100,000 refugees and host communities through outreach programmes Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 09/09/2022) No disaggregated data available (Operational update 09/09/2022) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0030 The Netherlands Red Cross The appeal outlines a multi-tiered strategy for National Societies to respond to the epidemic. The approach includes community-based health promotion, disease surveillance, mental health support, clinical care, and vaccination, as well as water, sanitation, and hygiene initiatives. Additionally, there is a focus on socio-economic protection for affected individuals through cash assistance and livelihood support. This emergency appeal addresses the escalating Mpox epidemic in Africa, which has shown a significant rise in cases and fatalities across 12 African countries, with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) at its epicenter. The IFRC aims to mitigate the health, social, and economic impacts of Mpox on affected communities through a coordinated response. Through a three-stage approach, the IFRC will support National Societies depending on their specific epidemic status. Operations include setting up health surveillance, engaging with communities to prevent spread, training volunteers, and leveraging partnerships for vaccine administration and psychosocial support. Cross-border coordination and collaboration with national governments and international partners ensure comprehensive coverage. The IFRC’s extensive African network enables efficient resource mobilization and community outreach across affected regions. The response is designed to reach 30 million people directly through health services, vaccination programs, and community support, with an overarching goal of protecting a broader population of 300 million people across affected regions. People in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), which is the outbreak's epicenter, with all 26 provinces affected. In DRC, Mpox has impacted urban and rural communities, with certain provinces experiencing particularly high transmission rates. Bordering countries to the east of DRC—notably Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda—where the risk of cross-border transmission is high due to proximity and recent case reports. Additional African nations reporting outbreaks or importation of cases, including Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Central African Republic, and Côte d'Ivoire. These countries, some of which have endemic levels of Mpox, face expanding or re-emerging outbreaks. High-risk groups within these populations, such as children, people in remote or underserved areas, sex workers, and communities with limited access to healthcare, are prioritized for surveillance, vaccination, and mental health support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 -3750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -247674 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -18576 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 247674 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18576 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross To respond to the humanitarian needs of people fleeing from neighbouring Sudan to Renk, South Sudan, as a result from the ongoing conflict since April 2023. Focus is on WASH, MHPSS and PGI/SGBV The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 1232833 86314 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -90414 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -136536 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 50222 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 44535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -44535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -10254 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 99508 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 219145 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50775 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50775 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235064 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1105250 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 15624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -7236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1225000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 8694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 17962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20005 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247636 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0038 The Netherlands Red Cross Nigeria has been impacted by devastating floods that have severely affecting multiple states, marking a significant escalation compared to previous years and underscoring a growing humanitarian crisis. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 372750 -5250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to widespread displacement, with over 2 million people fleeing active conflict areas to find safety elsewhere in the country or across borders, primarily in Chad, Egypt, and South Sudan, but also in Ethiopia, the Central African Republic (CAR), and Libya. The displaced population includes Sudanese refugees, returnees, and foreign nationals, and there are significantly higher proportions of women, children, and older people, according to the latest reports People arriving in neighbouring countries have endured a very dire humanitarian situation in Sudan, with many having been caught in the crossfire or at border crossings for several weeks without sustained access to basic goods and services such as water, food, and healthcare, all while under tremendous psychological pressure. Many have endured harassment and extortion, and reports of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) are growing. This Operational Strategy aims to support the reach of the Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies with the goal of providing assistance to up to 705,700 people in the six countries, taking in consideration the existing caseload of displaced people (508,110 people), and the expected influx in likely scenarios over the coming weeks and months. Where possible, the response will also support medium to long-term integration and the transition to recovery. 705,700 people primarily in Chad, Egypt, and South Sudan, but also in Ethiopia, the Central African Republic (CAR), and Libya. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 798750 -11250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 750000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 48750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) data taken from Revised EA Q1 2025 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Emergency respond to drought affected families. Currently Zambia is experiencing the driest agricultural season in more than forty years, resulting in substantial crop and animal losses, worsening the lives and livelihoods of communities in the country. 84 out of 116 districts of country have been affected by this crisis. On 29 February 2024, the President of Zambia declared a national emergency due to prolonged drought. On 16 April 2024, the joint rapid needs assessment and the Government Drought Response Appeal indicated that 6.6 million people needed urgent humanitarian assistance. This drought bilateral support targets 58,093 people and aims to reduce the negative impacts of drought and contribute to the improvement of food security, hygiene and health behaviors, and improve the nutrition status of children under the age of five. The response will target 58,093 people with WASH, health promotions and CEA/ RCCE/ PGI interventions whereas for cash and livelihoods, the target will be 30,000 people and 6000 people respectively. The operation will engage a total of 100 volunteers to champion the implementation. The Bilateral Support is part of a Federation-wide approach, based on the response priorities of the Operating National Society and in consultation with all Federation members contributing to the response. This Drought Bilateral response aims at supporting 9,682 households (58,093people) affected by drought in Gwembe district of Southern Province by providing support around Food Security and livelihoods, Health and WASH. Additionally, the strategy will integrate community engagement and accountability/RCCE, as well as Protection, Gender and inclusion across all sectors, for the overall operational timeframe of 12 months Gwembe district, Southern Province The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1263128 1258 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1133 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3067 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -14385 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 30 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -14413 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 85484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -604135 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 69114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -85484 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 535272 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 198655 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230094 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1090928 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -230094 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 357001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 9103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1263134 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, male over 18 yrs NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-149-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Reports as of 10 October 2023 indicate that diphtheria is spreading fast in Nigeria and has reached 32 states so far. From the outset in epiweek 19 of 2022, to epi-week 41 of 2023, 15,060 suspected cases were reported in 32 states, out of which 9,486 cases have been confirmed, resulting in 562 deaths. Case fatality rate (CFR) is 5.9 per cent. 200K is confirmed to be allocated through an EA. This Emergency Appeal will scale up vaccination activities to other LGAs in Kano, Katsina, Bauchi, Yobe, Borno and Kaduna states, supporting 2,620 vaccination teams to provide immunization services to hard-to-reach populations. It will also feature community-based surveillance activities with approximately 2,000 Red Cross volunteers trained to (1) conduct active case finding and contact tracing of suspected diphtheria cases and (2) make referrals to surveillance officers for investigation and health treatment centres for further testing and treatment. The main action is aimed at reducing the suffering of the affected,their families and communities through eight main strategies: • RCCE to promote community behaviour change to reduce transmission of the disease • active case finding for improved surveillance • door-to-door sensitization and mobilization of eligible persons for vaccination • intensified RI activities and deploying vaccination teams to reach zero-dose children and missed communities • conducting road shows/walks and vaccination outreach to zero-dose children and missed communities • community stakeholder meetings and targeted advocacy including media engagement • contact tracing in Kano, Borno, Kaduna, Jigawa, Zamfara, Yobe, Bauchi and Katsina states • Psychological first aid to address vaccine hesitancy and provide care to affected persons This response will target people 5.4millionpeople in Kano, Katsina, Lagos, Osun, Kaduna and FC Tinitially, and then incorporate Bauchi, Yobe, Jigawa, Yobe, Zamfara, Borno and Sokoto states. Selection criteria were: • LGAs recording cases of diphtheria and highest caseload as a priority • communities with a high number of zero-dose children and low immunization coverage • children and youth 0 to 17 • adults aged 18 and over, especially those who are not vaccinated at all or only partially vaccinated with Td or Pentavalent • persons with disabilities who may be at risk of not accessing health care and not getting vaccinated The new geographical targeting follows the evolution of cases and priorities for vaccination. A reactive vaccination campaign is planned for Kano in two phases, and for Katsina, Borno, Bauchi, Yobe and Kaduna (Phase 1); NRCS will deploy volunteers to conduct social mobilization for vaccination and support additional vaccination teams in hard-to-reach, underserved communities, for increased coverage. Priority will be placed on zero-dose and under-vaccinated children and children aged 0 to 17. Adults aged 18 and over, especially those who have not been vaccinated, will also be targeted. Reducing cross-border transmission between Nigeria and Republic of Niger will also be integrated. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 200000 -2817 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 187793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-166 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 - Horn of Africa Hunger Crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 1297497 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-166-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project will build on previous NLRC projects but will specifically target drought affected communities not only on emergency response but also focusing on longer-term recovery activities for targeted communities. The one-year time frame for the project supports this approach. The package of activities for emergency response will target communities and health centres with high numbers of malnourished children under 5 and will include cash, hygiene promotion, distribution of key hygiene promotion items, nutrition and sanitation training and repair water points. Recovery activities will focus on longer term initiatives focusing on environmental degradation and climate change adaption with water spreading weirs and livelihood activities building on previous interventions of NLRC with the potential to scale up in other areas under future resilience projects. Somali Region, Ethiopia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society British Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 949554 31 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 971 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 971 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 31 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6327 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5356 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5356 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 494203 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182469 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 748895 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 85321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250340 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17843 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 14857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1205 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 819 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226156 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 460432 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -460432 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 460432 Incoming Commitment British Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-166-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Drought response in Gujji, Ethiopia Ethiopia is experiencing severe drought impact resulted from the failure of two to three consecutive rainfalls in 2021. The affected regions include the southern pastoral areas of Oromia (especially Borena and Gujji zone), Somali (Afder,Dawa and Liben zones) and SNNP regions. The drought is a key driver of increased food insecurity in the country. The drought has affected the livelihood of an estimated four million people in the country. Due to the failed rains, water sources and pasture lands are depleted, vegetation conditions are poor, livestock deaths are unusually high (estimated at 170,000-220,000 livestock deaths), food production is declining, and livelihood losses are increasing in the affected regions. In southern part of Oromia for example, 70% of the harvest was lost in 2021.The drought is also displacing communities, as they are forced to find pasture and water for their livestock. In highly affected pastural communities, children drop out of school as families are forced to move with their cattle. Guji Zone is widely affected by climate induced natural hazards and conflict. The Poor performance of last year Ganna/Belg rain and failure of Hagaya/Meher rain has affected the pastoralist districts/woredas and there is serious shortage of pasture, food and water for both human and livestock. A preharvest assessment conducted in 14 woredas by the Zonal Disaster Risk Management and Food Security Office shows that 79% losses in production for highland districts and increased number of livelihood deaths for low-land districts. The current drought has severely affected nine woredas that are agro-pastoralist. The overall goal of this project is to save lives, protect livelihoods and promote the early recovery of communities affected by the climate induced drought in Gujji zone. The key interventions include livelihood support through cash assistance, WASH and nutrition. Communities in Gujji Gujji, Ethiopia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 347943 -1781 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -25445 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -2665 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1781 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1492 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30018 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30018 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 324090 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 263761 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 64700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 12438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills This is acute crisis reponse This is acute crisis response Acute crisis response People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability 0 15 2 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme for administration of 1) the overall coordination and PMEAL (HR) costs of NL MoFA partnership 2022-2026; and 2) DRU HR costs for the management of components 1-4 and 6. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Multisector aid for basic social services 3086627 Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis The total number of bilateral and multilateral emergency responses supported; this includes contributions to IFRC Emergency Appeals and ICRC operations The total number of chronic crisis projects supported, both bilateral and multilateral NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Budget for overall programme coordination and PMEAL. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 1090833 24728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22931 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 862500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 51333 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 68 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6895 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8970 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20648 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12027 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3822 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103822 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12187 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manages the Component 4: Chronic Crisis under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 241556 -15866 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10292 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70382 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -70382 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 35000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45670 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30846 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -30846 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49330 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 57500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8707 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8707 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 533 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4962 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manages the Component 6: Expert Pool under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. HR budget for technical focal point that provide support to the Expert Pool. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 199274 3366 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -29136 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19696 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 199287 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -14762 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NA. this is a project/budget utilised to coordinate and support focal points to the Surge in HQ. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manages the Component 6: Expert Pool under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 243348 -11432 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13541 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6075 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6075 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -44524 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 115741 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41102 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -41102 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9785 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Budget available for technical advice and support by DPRU CASH advisor for projects of the MoFA Partnership Component 4: Chronic Crisis in 2025 - 2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 41292 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -36 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Budget available for technical advice and support by the WCE team for projects of the MoFA Partnership Component 4: Chronic Crisis in 2025 - 2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 197628 6273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137348 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -137348 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 162857 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manages the Component 3: Acute Crisis under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. 12-2-2024: budget 2024 approved although Income not yet available. To be updated once MOFA annual budget 24 has been approved and transferred to NLRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 356072 11267 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -120989 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 119401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -119401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16623 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 165000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64225 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -64225 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1856 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2909 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5863 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5850 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -52651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DPRU staff that manages the Component 6: Expert Pool under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. HR budget for technical focal point that provide support to the Expert Pool. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 189409 4886 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11971 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 175529 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -175529 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 162527 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manage several components of the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 229206 -18336 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -112896 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -112500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -37500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 91367 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 98435 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 32837 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6566 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17337 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17038 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5679 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1136 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 29631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17038 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5679 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1136 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 22924 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 32312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 112500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Budget available for technical advice and support by PMEAL for projects of the MoFA Partnership Component 4: Chronic Crisis in 2025 - 2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 82796 2956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7379 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7969 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2737 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2623 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65810 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -65810 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 3137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76663 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Budget available for technical advice and support by 510 for projects of the MoFA Partnership Component 4: Chronic Crisis in 2025 - 2026 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 13215 1794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4401 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6930 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19265 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DPRU staff that manages the Component 3: Acute Crisis under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 126958 12462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8070 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122682 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -122682 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 113594 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-170-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the HR costs of the DRU staff that manages the Component 2: DREF under the NL MoFA Partnership 2022-2026. 12-2-2024: budget 2024 approved although Income not yet available. To be updated once MOFA annual budget 24 has been approved and transferred to NLRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 75037 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19722 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2977 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3419 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2772 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4693 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4693 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2228 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1501 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6623 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6623 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 728 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2722 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2722 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1900 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 682 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-211 The Netherlands Red Cross Tigray Response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 292011 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-211-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To respond to the huge needs in the target area, it is planned to begin with a small scale project, using this as seed funding to build to a larger intervention. The ERCS Tigray Regional Office also needs capacity building support especially to shift to an emergency focus and support to build capacity of staff/resources. In 2023 it is a priority of NLRC to support ERCS in Tigray to re-build and recover. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Swiss Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 292011 2072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -2072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -18498 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -9 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -9 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 233 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -265789 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 250011 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 265789 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10437 Incoming Commitment Swiss Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 151352 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93937 Incoming Commitment Swiss Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 156431 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -156431 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47652 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1185 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 182938 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-165 The Netherlands Red Cross The Pilot Programmatic Partnership (PPP) was an innovative programme with a duration of 3 years and a global geographical scope, involving 25 HNSs participating across Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe. 13 PNSs participated as supporting partners, with the IFRC being the global grant holder. NLRC was the consortium lead in Uganda and Zambia, and supported on Pillar 2 in South Sudan with the Danish RC being the consortium lead. The PPP was funded by DG ECHO and was the largest grant provided by the donor at that time. Uganda Red Cross Society International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 15221143 -17743 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -190220 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 190220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17743 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 190220 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -3805135 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 652256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 652256 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2361640 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross 1443495 Incoming Commitment International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-165-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The project seeks to strengthen Uganda Red Cross Society's multi-hazard preparedness and response system from national, through district, down to community level, building linkages between EW/EA for a timely disaster preparedness, forecast-based action, and response. This project is important because it strengthens Uganda Red Cross Society's capacity to respond to the complex humanitarian challenges arising from hosting a large refugee population, managing internal displacement, and addressing the impacts of climate-related disasters and recurrent disease outbreaks. The action will focus on 5 main pillars of intervention: 1) DRM 2) Epidemic, Pandemic Preparedness and Response 3) People on the move 4) Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA); and 5) Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) This project focuses predominantly on the response capacity of OPM, DDMC, DTF, VHTs, partners and URCS at all levels. Based on the objectives of each activity the most relevant staff and volunteers will be selected based on their roles and responsibilities in the organisation while trying to strength the gender and other diversity balance. The selection criteria for multi-purpose cash and/or NFI distribution is informed by relevant assessments (needs assessments, RAM etc) based on the socio economic and vulnerability indicators of the community and will be validated by the DDMC, sub-county DMC, local leaders as well as the community members. The project has, since its inception, been implemented in Amolatar (Apac), Kaberamaido, Kayunga and Nakasongola districts i.e Lake Kyoga region, and Teso Region specifically Soroti, for the regional warehouse. In addition, the project expanded in Year 2 to include Bunyangabu, Kabarole, Kasese, Ntoroko, and Western Region/Rukungiri. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 4828147 -4804 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4804 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 4804 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1211 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -66651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -309624 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1294 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53874 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10881 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1674 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2082 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 27977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22883 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2297654 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 27278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1355 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 346791 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 85 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -20 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 26776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3443533 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 22071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 326941 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 19691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249975 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249714 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1387861 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 399946 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 22565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185942 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 25604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249836 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249993 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1959 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249786 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 440 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19641 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248505 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -165119 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 18339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103780 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103780 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 17407 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 814 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3170 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-165-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project in Uganda is part of the 3-year Global ECHO-funded and IFRC led programme implemented in 25 countries. This project specifically channels funds to Belgian Red Cross Flanders (BRC-FL) for technical and managerial support on first aid response, contributing to the with the aim of strengthening of URCS's multi-hazard preparedness and response system from national, through district, down to community level, building linkages between EW/EA for a timely disaster preparedness, forecast-based action, and response. The PPP project is important because it strengthens Uganda Red Cross Society's capacity to respond to the complex humanitarian challenges arising from hosting a large refugee population, managing internal displacement, and addressing the impacts of climate-related disasters and recurrent disease outbreaks. The action will focus on 4 main pillars of intervention: 1) DRM 2) Epidemic, Pandemic Preparedness and Response 3) People on the move 4) Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA); and 5) Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) This Action focuses predominantly on the response capacity of OPM, DDMC, DTF, VHTs, partners and URCS at all levels. Based on the objectives of each activity the most relevant staff and volunteers will be selected based on their roles and responsibilities in the organisation while trying to strength the gender and other diversity balance. The selection criteria for multi-purpose cash and/or NFI distribution will be informed by relevant assessments (needs assessments, RAM etc) based on the socio economic and vulnerability indicators of the community and will be validated by the DDMC, sub-county DMC, local leaders as well as the community members. The project has, since its inception, been implemented in Amolatar (Apac), Kaberamaido, Kayunga and Nakasongola districts i.e Lake Kyoga region, and Teso Region specifically Soroti, for the regional warehouse. In addition, the project expanded in Year 2 to include Bunyangabu, Kabarole, Kasese, Ntoroko, and Western Region/Rukungiri. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 290048 -48821 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -37610 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 48821 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 1211 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 66651 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -72764 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -86431 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 86431 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 286939 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 200508 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 18932 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 178431 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-210 The Netherlands Red Cross Asia Pacific Country Operational Plan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 715169 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-210-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Country Operational Plan:Timor-Leste was severely affected by COVID-19 throughout 2021, with cases increasing at the start of the year. The situation was exacerbated by the occurrence of Cyclone Seroja, which drove thousands of people into evacuation centres across the nation, making it difficult to maintain social distancing. By mid-2021, a second wave fuelled by the delta variant had the government fighting to prevent case and death rates from skyrocketing as the health system was under tremendous strain. In addition, while there may have been economic growth across 2021, a survey on the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 at the household level, reveals that poor and vulnerable households have been hit much harder by the global pandemic. Although levels of employment in the country improved in 2021, they have not reached pre-pandemic levels and paid work is now more likely to be characterized as informal and insecure. Similarly, while income levels have been somewhat restored, they have not been restored to the same level, and coverage of social protection in the country remains low and does not fully reach poor and vulnerable groups The Netherland Red Cross provided support for CVTL in the area of cash and voucher capacity as part of The Cash and Voucher Assistance Readiness Project to leverage the ability of CVTL to deliver appropriate, accountable and timely cash and voucher assistance. This is aligned with the IFRC’s commissioned Cash Roadmap for enhancing cash preparedness in National Societies. Min 7000 Timor-Leste The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 338919 -34727 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -2604 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -1576 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -34727 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Final Standard report expected by 30 June 2025 Final Standard report expected by 30 June 2025 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-210-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross 2023 Country Operational Plan MAAPG003 PNG is exposed to a number of natural, health and human-induced disasters ranging from floods, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, cyclones, measles, polio, and ethnic and tribal fighting. COVID-19 has further worsened poverty and inequality, and pressure from surging inflation may breed more discontent. Strategic priorities: - building and strengthening climate resilient communities through climate change mitigation, youth education on climate change and partnership and climate adaptation. -Resilient communities will be developed through effective disaster risk reduction and management including Integrated Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (IVCA), preparedness and early action, logistic and warehouse management and Emergency Appeal (EA)/DREF response. -An effective public health programme will be facilitated through advocacy, a health and WASH strategy, community-based health and first aid (CBHFA), epidemic control for volunteer17 (ECV), risk communication and community engagement (RCCE), FA, Epidemic and Pandemic control. -knowledge and capacity on migration will be improved through AP Regional Migration Network and Humanitarian Service Point (HSPs). 2023: 7500 2024: 100.000 Papua New Guinea The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 376250 350000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 350000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Final Standard report expected by 31 March 2025. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme for emergency related projects in the Asia Pacific region in 2022 and onwards. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Flood 9120637 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross An economic crisis and a ban on synthetic fertiliser in Sri Lanka, which has been developing since March 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, has sparked civil unrest and food insecurity. The pandemic, with all its containment measures, resulted in the rapid decline in foreign currency income primarily through Sri Lanka’s adversely impacted tourism sector, worker and diaspora remittances, foreign direct investment (FDI) flows and world trade. To save its foreign currency reserves, the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) limited the import of essential items. Protests erupted due to the resulting shortages and sharp increase in food prices including milk, dhal/lentils, locally produced vegetables, rice, bread, wheat flour, cooking gas, fertiliser and fuel. Medications and medical consumables were also in short supply. The shortages in food, fuel, and medicine turned months of peaceful protests into violence The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS) is looking to support 500,000 people/100,000 households with livelihood and basic needs support, safe drinking water and hygiene support The SLRCS will focus on the most vulnerable households of farmers in Northern, North Central, Central, Uva, Sabaragamuwa, Eastern, Southern and Northwestern provinces, low-income fishermen in the coastal districts and irregular income labourers in Western province. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 319500 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disagregated data available (Operational strategy 24/03/2023) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola formed over the South Pacific Ocean on 21 October 2023 and started moving towards Vanuatu. On 24 October, the Vanuatu Meteorology Department upgraded the cyclone to category 5. The winds brought by Lola were estimated up to 230 kph at the centre of the storm, with "destructive hurricane force" Heavy rainfalls and flash flooding were experienced in low-lying areas and near riverbanks, causing coastal flooding. It is estimated that approximately 200,000 people were exposed to the effect of the cyclone, with an estimate of 150,000 people (30,000 households) being more directly affected, which is close to half of the country’s population. Through this Emergency Appeal, the IFRC aims to support the VRCS in the response to TC Lola, and will take the wider country context into account, especially considering the existing underlying vulnerabilities from Category 4 and above cyclone impacts in the past four years, COVID-19 lasting impacts, the current El Nino, as well as the predicted heightened cyclone season. The IFRC response will be to contribute to Relief, Early Recovery, Recovery, and ongoing Preparedness and resilience building an estimate of 150,000 people (30,000 households) multiple provinces in the country's north and central provinces, specifically Torba, Sanma, Penama, Malampa, and Shefa. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 -1408 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross Extra support to the Bangladesh Population Movement Emergency Appeal, specifically focused on Cox's Bazar. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 671875 625000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 46875 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 625000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross The operational strategy aims to respond to the humanitarian needs following a 7.3 magnitude earthquake that struck Vanuatu on 17 December 2024. The plan focuses on providing emergency relief and supporting early recovery for 50,000 affected people. Key areas of intervention include shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health, livelihoods recovery, and disaster risk reduction. The earthquake caused widespread destruction, severely damaging infrastructure, disrupting essential services (healthcare, water, electricity), and displacing thousands. Vulnerable populations, including women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities, face heightened risks. Immediate and long-term humanitarian support is necessary to save lives, restore basic services, and rebuild community resilience. Emergency Phase: Rapid damage assessments, distribution of emergency shelter and household items, health services, WASH support, and cash assistance. Recovery Phase: Rehabilitating damaged infrastructure, restoring livelihoods through cash support and in-kind aid, providing mental health and psychosocial support, and conducting disaster risk reduction initiatives. Coordination: Utilizing the IFRC's Federation-wide approach, involving VRCS, the IFRC, and partner National Societies for a coordinated response. Funding: A total funding requirement of CHF 5.2 million, with CHF 5 million allocated for the IFRC and CHF 0.2 million from other Movement partners. The operation targets 50,000 people, specifically: Families who lost loved ones or whose members were severely injured. Households with damaged or destroyed homes. Vulnerable groups: people with disabilities, elderly, pregnant/lactating women, single female-headed households, and children under five. Displaced families and those suffering from income loss due to destroyed businesses. The response is focused on Efate Island and five nearby islands in Shefa Province, where the majority of the damage occurred, especially in and around Port Vila, Vanuatu's capital. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 319500 -4500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 324000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -24000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) final report NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Floods in Afghanistan. Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal On 10 May 2024, flash floods swept across multiple provinces in the northeast region of Afghanistan, leaving more than 250,000 people homeless.. These floods followed earlier flooding from 16 to 20 April 2024, which had affected 24 provinces. The widespread floods across much of Afghanistan, affecting 33 out of the country's 34 provinces, highlight the massive scale of this disaster and the substantial humanitarian needs that have emerged. This situation occurs against the backdrop of ongoing crises across Afghanistan, following the compounding impacts of multiple shocks, including severe drought, multiple instances of flooding and earthquakes, public health emergencies, and economic hardship. The Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal aims to address the multisectoral needs of the people most affected by the floods in 14 provinces with a budget of 7,5 million CHF (Federation-Wide). Specifically, the operation will contribute to meeting urgent basic needs, including food, shelter, livelihoods, health, WASH, and essential household items through in-kind and cash assistance. 140,000 people The provinces most impacted by the flash floods were Badakhshan, Baghlan, and Takhar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 319500 -4500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) Total people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployment ERUs The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 26285 -3773 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6879 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6879 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31240 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Emergency Appeal of the IFRC for the repsonse to the Southeastern Earthquake in Afghanistan. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 430000 2000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 48891 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross The response is driven by the severe impact of Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam, which caused widespread destruction, loss of life, and significant displacement. The operation aims to address urgent humanitarian needs and support recovery. The response is driven by the severe impact of Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam, which caused widespread destruction, loss of life, and significant displacement. The operation aims to address urgent humanitarian needs and support recovery. The response includes immediate relief, multi-purpose cash grants, and shelter repair assistance, along with longer-term recovery efforts like livelihood restoration, WASH, and health interventions. VNRC coordinates with local and international partners to mobilize resources and deploy relief items, cash, and support. The operation targets the most vulnerable communities, including 130,000 people across seven northern provinces, prioritizing households that have lost their livelihoods, suffered significant damage, or are particularly vulnerable (e.g., elderly, disabled). The response focuses on the seven northern provinces of Vietnam most affected by Typhoon Yagi: Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Cao Bang, Phu Tho, Thai Nguyen, Bac Giang, and Lang Son. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies FrieslandCampina Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 40769 -2981 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2981 Incoming Commitment FrieslandCampina The Netherlands Red Cross -2981 Incoming Commitment FrieslandCampina The Netherlands Red Cross 38281 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 43750 Incoming Commitment FrieslandCampina The Netherlands Red Cross -5469 Incoming Commitment FrieslandCampina The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Viet Nam - Cyclone Typhoon Yagi The response is driven by the severe impact of Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam, which caused widespread destruction, loss of life, and significant displacement. The operation aims to address urgent humanitarian needs and support recovery. The response includes immediate relief, multi-purpose cash grants, and shelter repair assistance, along with longer-term recovery efforts like livelihood restoration, WASH, and health interventions. VNRC coordinates with local and international partners to mobilize resources and deploy relief items, cash, and support. The operation targets the most vulnerable communities, including 130,000 people across seven northern provinces, prioritizing households that have lost their livelihoods, suffered significant damage, or are particularly vulnerable (e.g., elderly, disabled). The response focuses on the seven northern provinces of Vietnam most affected by Typhoon Yagi: Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Cao Bang, Phu Tho, Thai Nguyen, Bac Giang, and Lang Son. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 298200 -4200 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -277395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -20805 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 280000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 280000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 277395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20805 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Total people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross This is to provide 300K support to Afghanistan covering the Herat Earthquake and the migration crisis. Multiple earthquakes struck western Afghanistan on Saturday between 11am-12 local time, with the first and largest at a magnitude of 6.3, according to U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Some humanitarian impacted is expected. NS collecting information, according to initial unverified information from ARCS there are five deaths and 30 injuries around Zinda Jan. The earthquake’s epicentre was in Zinda Jan, 40 km northwest of Herat. As of now, no official reports of casualties. However, some structural damages to houses and buildings have been observed in certain areas. In Herat City, hundreds of people left their homes and workplaces, and headed to the streets. According to preliminary information from ARCS, there are five deaths and 100 injuries around Zinda Jan, but this is yet to be verified with the authorities. ARCS has activated their emergency operations centre to monitor and closely coordinate the response . IFRC is coordinating with PNS in the country as well as with ANDMA , the national disaster management agency. According to initial findings of the assessment the authorities, 2,445 people died, with a further 9,240 people injured. Partners and local authorities anticipate the number of casualties to increase as search and rescue efforts continue amid reports that some people may be trapped under collapsed buildings. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 300000 -4225 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 286000 households NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Cyclone Rema hit Bangladesh on May 2024. Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal. The severe cyclonic storm Remal made landfall near the Mongla and Khepupara coasts in Bangladesh and West Bengal in India at approximately 8:00 PM local time on 26 May 2024. The storm surge, accompanied by extremely heavy rainfall, caused flooding of 5-8 feet in the coastal districts Cyclone Remal affected roughly 4.6 million people in 19 districts, and at least 16 people died across seven districts. Approximately 800,000 people were evacuated to 9,424 evacuation shelters across 19 districts Following the devastation caused by Cyclone Remal, the people worst affected are currently unable to meet their basic needs and require urgent humanitarian assistance The lack of access to adequate shelter due to damage or destruction has left many people in open spaces, their damaged houses, or taking refuge in the homes of friends and neighbours. Additionally, 93 per cent of people’s livelihoods have been disrupted, plunging them into a state of financial uncertainty and instability. The monsoon season has already started in Bangladesh, and the heavy rainfall is expected to result in additional suffering for those affected, including exposure to disease outbreaks., Assistance focus through the provision of cash assistance, safe drinking water, sanitation, livelihoods, shelter, health, and disaster risk reduction support, The Federation-Wide Emergency Appeal aims to meet the immediate needs of 500,000 people in the eight districts most affected by Cyclone Remal. The most impacted districts are Khulna, Bagerhat, Satkhira, Patuakhali, Pirojpur, Barguna, Jhalokathi and Bhola. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 532500 -7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross 200K contribution to Nepal for the earthquake recovery. An earthquake of 6.4 Richter scale with the epicenter at Lamidanda, Jajarkot hit at mid night 11:47 PM in Karnali Province of Nepal. The tremor of the earthquke was also felt in adjoining districts including Kathmandu. The initial report published in ekantpur news states that according to District Suprendent of Police (DSP) of Rukum and District Administration Office (CDO) of Jajarkot there is a death of 12 and 8 people respectively in the districts. There might be even more causalitities in the districts since the incidence was occured at mid night the information is yet to come. Based on initial report published in the the newpaper, 3 houses and 7 houses are collapse in Aathbiskot Municipality and Triveni Rural Municipality of Rukum West district. 1 house dmanged in Subhakali Rural Municipality of Kalikot district. In Jajarkot district Bheri Municipality, Nalgadh Municipality, Barekoot Rural Municipality and Kushe Municipality have been affected severely. More than 100 people have been reached in local hospital for treatment in Jajarkot. It is assumed that around 40% of houses are damaged by the earthquake in Jajarkot. The district police has requested to general public for involving in Search and Rescue Operation to find out the possibly affected people. There is a high possibility of after shockes in these area. The CDO and Police has requested general public to inform if they need immediate rescue in the affected area. Relief phase: The winter season has started, and the lower temperatures in these mountainous regions have added to the difficulties/challenges faced by displaced families. It is critical to urgently meet the basic, safe, and inclusive shelter and settlement needs of those affected through temporary and transitional shelters, which should include the immediate issuance of tarpaulins, blankets, and mattresses. In addition, household items and warm clothing are also needed for the affected families, especially those who are living outside their homes. These needs will be best met through unconditional cash transfers as per previous experiences in similar settings. (Doti DREF in 2022). According to the National Emergency Operation Centre (NEOC), approximately 35,321 households (176,605 people) were affected by the earthquake in the 11 districts. This number is increasing as assessments are ongoing. An estimated 250,000 people have been exposed to hazards and are at risk 11 districts, of which Jajarkot and Rukum West were the worst affected. The epicentre was identified as Ramidanda of Jajarkot districts The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 200000 -2817 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 187793 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 12207 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 187793 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross To provide urgent humanitarian assistance following severe floods in Bangladesh that have impacted millions of people by destroying infrastructure, displacing communities, and disrupting access to basic necessities such as clean water, food, shelter, and healthcare. This response is needed due to severe flooding across Bangladesh, which has displaced millions, destroyed homes, and compromised essential infrastructure, leaving people without access to clean water, food, and healthcare. The operation includes distributing multipurpose cash grants, food, shelter materials, hygiene kits, deploying mobile medical teams, and restoring damaged water sources and sanitation facilities to support immediate needs and long-term recovery. The beneficiaries include 400,000 people, prioritized by vulnerability, particularly displaced individuals, households with damaged homes, female-headed households, elderly people, children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities. Aid is focused on the most affected districts in the northern, northeastern, and southeastern regions of Bangladesh, such as Sylhet, Jamalpur, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Bogura, Sirajganj, Tangail, Noakhali, and Feni. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 479250 -6750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -445814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -33436 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 450000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 29250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 450000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 445814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 33436 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Total peopel reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross The Operational Strategy will initially focus on (i) immediate response to address urgent needs and (ii) early recovery efforts to address the widespread humanitarian impact of the earthquake in Myanmar, particularly the displacement of vulnerable populations, loss of livelihoods, and severe disruption of essential services, (iii) leveraging local actors and local presence with a view to sustainability and (iv) aiming to address needs in both urban and rural areas. The situation is further compounded by pre-existing socioeconomic vulnerabilities, ongoing violent and hostilities in some of the affected areas, and limited humanitarian access, which will require flexible and adaptive interventions. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 532500 -7500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -7500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross Pakistan faces overlapping vulnerabilities that have intensified the humanitarian consequences of the 2025 floods. High levels of poverty, chronic malnutrition, and a fragile health system still recovering from COVID-19 and the devastating 2022 monsoon floods have left millions with limited coping capacity. As of 8 September 2025, floods have claimed 922 lives and left 1,047 injured across Pakistan, with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Punjab reporting the highest tolls at 504 and 244 deaths respectively. The 2025 monsoon floods have caused widespread devastation across the country, affecting vast areas in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), and Sindh provinces. According to the death toll, KP is the most affected province. However, in terms of infrastructure, livelihoods, and agriculture, Punjab has borne the heaviest impact. There is an increased risk of disease outbreaks and significant livelihood losses, particularly among agriculture dependent communities and displaced populations. The scale of the crisis has exceeded the immediate coping capacity of communities and local authorities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 319500 4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross The operation addresses the impact of a series of tropical cyclones and floods in the Philippines, aiming to support 97,250 affected people (19,450 families). It focuses on providing emergency relief, early recovery assistance, and resilience-building in the affected communities. The operation is necessary due to the unprecedented occurrence of six consecutive tropical cyclones (including Typhoons Kristine, Leon, Marce, Nika, Ofel, and Pepito) that caused widespread damage. Over 10 million people were affected, with significant damage to homes, livelihoods, infrastructure, and education, leaving communities vulnerable and in urgent need of assistance. The intervention includes: Distribution of essential household and shelter items. Cash assistance for basic needs and livelihoods recovery. Deployment of health and WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) services. Provision of psychosocial support and child-friendly spaces. Reconstruction of schools and communal facilities. Community engagement for inclusive and accountable response. 97,250 people The intervention spans 16 provinces across the Philippines, including areas in: Region 2: Aurora, Cagayan, Isabela, Quirino, and Nueva Vizcaya. CAR: Apayao. Region 5 (Bicol): Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, Albay, Catanduanes, Sorsogon, and Masbate. Region 4A (Calabarzon): Batangas, Laguna, Cavite, and Quezon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Cyclone Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 585750 -8250 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -8250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8250 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 541750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 550000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 35750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to the Philippines Cebu Earthquake EA of the IFRC. A powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck the Philippines, off the coast of Bogo City, Cebu at 9:59 PM on 30 September 2025, making it one of the strongest recorded earthquakes in Cebu to date. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake 537500 2500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 22500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross Extra support to the Afghanistan Population Movement EA, as the needs of returnees from Pakistan are higher than the available funding. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 497685 462963 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 34722 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 462963 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Extremely Severe Cyclone Storm Mocha1 is one of the strongest cyclones to hit the country in decades, and the most affected areas present an extraordinarily complex and insecure context due to civic disorders, armed clashes, and an extremely fragile economic situation. Myanmar has a very fragile economy, with almost half the population estimated to be living in poverty. In Rakhine, over half a million households had pre-existing multidimensional vulnerabilities with an estimated six million people in need of humanitarian assistance and 1.2 million people internally displaced even prior to the cyclone Mocha caused storm surges in excess of two metres, strong winds and very heavy rainfall with heavy inundation reported in the low-lying areas of Rakhine, particularly in and around the state capital Sittwe, and in Chin state, Magway, Ayeyarwady and Mandalay regions as well as the lower Sagaing region. over 237,000 households across more than five states and regions have been affected by the strong winds, intense rainfall, flooding, and landslides which have accompanied the landfall of Cyclone Mocha. In Rakhine, Chin, Magway, Sagaing, and Ayeyarwady, complete destruction or severe damage was reported to water supplies and sanitation facilities, public infrastructure. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 319500 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Cyclone Ditwah caused flood throughout the entire country. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response 213000 3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Floods in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, and at the same time, floods in the Northern part (adjacent to the Jamuna River basin) of Bangladesh. Torrential rain and incessant downpours from upstream regions since 15 June 20221 have resulted in the worst flooding in living memory in the north-eastern districts of Bangladesh. Cherrapunji and Mawsynram in India’s Meghalaya district, bordering the northeast part of Bangladesh, have registered record-breaking rainfall which has resulted in overflowing of the Surma-Kushiyara river basin and flooded 80 percent of the north-eastern region of Bangladesh.. In the north: monsoon floods are occurring in the northern part of Bangladesh, particularly in the Jamuna River basin area. The flood waters inundated new areas in Kurigram, Jamalpur, Nilphamari, Lalmonirhat, Gaibandha, Bogura, Tangail and Sirajganj districts since 20 June 2022. In the initial response phase, the plan is to reach to more than 300,000 people with multipurpose cash grant, emergency shelter assistance, safe drinking water, hygiene promotion, emergency sanitation, facilities and emergency health service addressing protection issues by ensuring the full integration of Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) and Protection, Gender, and Inclusion (PGI) considerations. More than 300,000 people Bangladesh The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 213000 200000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached through IFRC EA. No disaggregated data available. (Operational update 02/02/23) This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached federation-wide. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 02/02/23) Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall Operational objective is to provide multi purpose cash grants and food vouchers to families impacted by the severe winter, and animal care kits to protect the remaining livestock, and some Health/MHPSS support. The project is expected to run for 12 months and will include a response to the possible spread of infectious diseases following the "yellow flooding" which will most likely result from the heavy snowfall and high livestock mortality. This season, the country has been experiencing the harshest winter in nearly half a century in terms of the volume of snow nationwide. The 2023-2024 Dzud is also marked by an increase of at least an anticipated twofold livestock mortality rate compared to the average of the last 13 years, which has widespread consequences for the winter season which will continue to ripple through to the spring and summer. Livelihoods and Basic Needs, Health, WASH and PG&I. MRCS proposes to support a total of 36,000 individuals (10,000HHs) Mongolia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 426000 -6000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 400000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Number of people reached Fed Wide NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Starting 8 September 2024, strong winds and heavy rainfall from Typhoon Yagi triggered severe flooding and landslides across Myanmar. The floods and subsequent landslides have caused extensive damage across Myanmar, severely impacting infrastructure, homes and essential services. significantly reducing the availability of food, water and medical supplies. The timing of the floods, coinciding with the end of the rice planting season, has heightened food insecurity, especially for communities that rely heavily on agriculture for their livelihoods. The flooding has also made access to health facilities and schools nearly impossible for many people. This operation will target the most vulnerable people with broad multi-sectoral needs, whose homes have been destroyed or damaged, who are now internally displaced and who have not yet received significant humanitarian support from other actors. Priority will be given to those with pre-existing vulnerabilities prior to the floods, also considering the vulnerability of women-headed households, single-parent households with children under 5, the needs of the displaced, child-headed households and unaccompanied children, households with widows, the elderly, people with disabilities, pregnant or lactating women and people with chronic illnesses. This Emergency Appeal operation aims to provide immediate relief and recovery assistance to the most severely affected households in eight affected areas. Federation-wide efforts will target 7,000 of the most vulnerable households, reaching approximately 35,000 people Southern and Eastern Shan State, Kayah, Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Magway, Kayin, Bago and Mon. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 186375 -2625 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2625 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2625 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -173372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -13003 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 175000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11375 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2625 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 172375 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -277395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -20805 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 277395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 20805 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 173372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13003 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-179-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Pakistan is experiencing abnormal monsoon rainfall nearly three times higher than the past 30-year average, resulting in uncontrollable urban and flash floods, and landslides across the country. The priority needs for people are emergency shelter, food and other basic necessities, safe drinking water and access to sanitation, hygiene and health care. People will also need support in recovering their livelihoods lost due to the floods. The monsoon floods across Pakistan have damaged or destroyed well over half a million houses across the country. In most rural areas, the houses are mostly made of mud, which are very vulnerable to heavy rains and flooding. The floods have washed away entire villages. People are living in camps and under the open sky. The initial information highlighted the need for emergency shelters (tents) as a top priority, while the government has also requested support for the provision of tents in the affected areas. The risk of water-borne diseases is high in the affected areas with many cases of diarrhoea and cholera already being reported. With the government health care system in the said districts already under tremendous pressure, the PRCS will support the affected communities with Primary Health Care (PHC) services provided through the deployment of Mobile Health Teams (MHTs), including daily outpatient department services, community health awareness and first aid provision. 324,040 people Balochistan, Sindh, Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) provinces The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 532500 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 32500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (operational update 10/04/2023) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217 The Netherlands Red Cross To allocate Projects of Europe for a better overview and monitoring purposes. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1281907 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Through this Emergency Appeal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) aims to support the ARCS in response to the ongoing population movement. The strategy of the IFRC response will be to contribute to support 90,000 people with assistance and protection in the immediate and medium to long-term integration and transition to recovery, as follows: Integrated assistance, Health & Care including Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), CEA, Protection and Prevention, and Migration. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 513000 -197222 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -15778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -7225 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7225 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -7225 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7225 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 192775 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 197222 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 15778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 281690 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 281690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18310 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Migration and refugee flows from sub-Saharan and North Africa, the Middle East and into Europe are among the most complex in the world, with acute humanitarian needs for many people on the move. Technical support to IFRC in response to the Ocean Viking operations The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 5706 128 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -146 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 146 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 425 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 462 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5714 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5714 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC Regional Office and NLRC aim to support URCS (in Ukraine) in developing and implementing a suitable digital solution to support their CVA programmes in the long term. The Netherlands Red Cross, 510 team, has been specialising in information management within CVA programs since 2019 and is playing an active role in the existing information management landscape for this Emergency Appeal. This project falls under the Long-Term approach/strategy of the NLRC to the URCS support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 149525 -1389 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3187 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1715 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1715 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6749 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2613 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84175 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -84175 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -17695 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 12154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21261 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Immediate acquisition of three (3) 60 kVA power generators, aimed at reinforcing the Portuguese Red Cross (PRC) autonomous energy generation capacity within the framework of the response to Storm Kristin and the establishment of a national strategic emergency power reserve. During the response to Storm Kristin, prolonged power outages were recorded in several areas, significantly affecting: • The operation of critical infrastructure; • The functioning of temporary shelters; • The continuity of humanitarian and logistical operations in the field. To mitigate this situation, the Spanish Red Cross provided, on a loan basis, three 60 kVA generators, currently deployed at: • Pombal – 2 units • Ansião – 1 unit The prolonged duration of power outages and the high operational demand have clearly demonstrated the critical importance of this type of equipment to ensure operational continuity, population safety, and protection of field teams. 60 kVA power generators (diesel) • Suitable for continuous operation in emergency contexts • Compatible with: o critical infrastructure; o temporary shelters; o operational bases; o logistics platforms; o medical and emergency response equipment. People affected by the recent floods in Portugal • Pombal – 2 units • Ansião – 1 unit And later to other disaster affected zones in Portugal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Portuguese Red Cross Fedex Europe Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 90000 90007 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Portuguese Red Cross 90000 Incoming Commitment Fedex Europe The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-217-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC through the PGI advisor expert (Antonietta Romano) provide technical support and coordination to IFRC, PGI Working Group, and HNS in Hungary, Georgia and Poland. request from the PGI team in Budapest and coordination with the WASH team to raise better protection in WASH and other relevant field 1. Institutional capacity, composition, and commitment to address violence, discrimination, and exclusion (Safeguarding focus). 2. National Societies and the IFRC adopt a comprehensive Protection, Gender, and Inclusion approach across all operations, programmes, and services (PGI focus). 3. Develop and improve advocacy, partnerships, and learning within the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement and externally to support better protection, gender, and inclusion actions. Hungary, Georgia and Poland. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 32550 -6896 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7386 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -7386 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3124 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 29426 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-172 The Netherlands Red Cross Support to protection gender and inclusivity activities Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 325716 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-172-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Protection Gender and Inclusion activities and two HR positions in Africa region. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Water Climate and Environment (WCE) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 325716 -1515 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 297421 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5571 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5571 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 418 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 145392 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 10904 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 152029 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 11402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-159 The Netherlands Red Cross Programma (and project) focussing on enhancing Capacities of the Philippine Red Cross to Provide More Effective and Inclusive Aid through Establishment of Regional Hubs in Regions 7 and 13 (EUD project number: CSO-LA/2021/429-492) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 688749 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-159-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Enhancing Capacities of the Philippine Red Cross to Provide More Effective and Inclusive Aid through Establishment of Regional Hubs in Regions 7 and 13 This Project is the first phase of a larger initiative of the PRC to set up 12 regional hubs in the Philippines and it will develop frameworks, approaches and tools for this decentralisation strategy. The experience from this piloting will be used to replicate this approach in the Philippines and potentially beyond. The Project will also support several final beneficiaries like government stakeholders and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in fulfilling their roles with regard to more effective and efficient coordination, inclusive preparedness, response and social service provision. Strengthened capacities of PRC, government stakeholders and CSOs will benefit the populations in the Regions 7 and 13, which consist of 10,988 million persons. Special focus will be given to the most vulnerable groups in society, such as Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), elderly, ethnic minorities, homeless and the LGBTQI+ community. The overall objective of the action is: Strengthened capacity of the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to provide more localized, inclusive and effective services to the most vulnerable individuals and communities, enabling community resilience and local ownership. Furthermore the action is organised around three specific objectives: (1) Philippine Red Cross (PRC) regional hubs in Surigao and Cebu are established to guarantee localized, well-functioning, efficient and effective coordination mechanisms; (2) Inclusive participation of local stakeholders, including communities and authorities, is enhanced through the PRC regional hubs activities and coordinated response; and (3) PRC regional hubs’ processes and systems are financially self-sustainable Philippine Red Cross (inc. PRC chapters), with the final beneficiaries of the action being the populations of both Region 7 and Region 13, and especially the most vulnerable groups and individuals living in these areas Philippines Region 7 (The Central Visayas) and Region 13 (Caraga) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 688749 4039 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 312990 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -175628 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -46277 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -312990 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 175628 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -17892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 17892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 17892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 101263 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 36106 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -101263 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -36106 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 2178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 398 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3011 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1602 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4864 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5067 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16742 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 126383 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross -126383 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 146149 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20518 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20518 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 414 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2124 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -437790 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 428970 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 9315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61570 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 7059 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13064 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 884 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross -13064 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross 437790 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1592 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 451643 Incoming Commitment Directorate-General International Partnerships (DEVCO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-216 The Netherlands Red Cross Water at the Heart of Climate Action is a 5-year programme of Netherlands Red Cross, Climate Centre, IFRC, SOFF, UNDRR and WMO that aims to accelerate and scale up water action to mitigate the impacts of water related risks and increase the climate resilience of affected communities by bringing together different disciplines in the water, climate and disaster management sectors at the local, national and global level. These partners are well positioned to integrate their ways of working and collaborate with governments and communities to reduce climate vulnerability for end-to-end community-centered Early Warning Systems in countries along the White Nile Basin: Ethiopia, Rwanda, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda. WMO Systematic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF) International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 57720530 3895000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 475000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2590000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2555099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 520000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1497840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6682500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 606667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2239885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 461571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2793328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1237500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 392763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 536250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1213333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2475000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 785526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 308000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1072500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 530000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133960 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 289575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3712500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-216-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is related to activities related to Programme Management of NLRC's role for WHCA The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 840000 2012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1522 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 511981 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 42753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -511981 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9183 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 444 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 704152 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -704152 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 9678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5968 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7158 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8072 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 807461 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -807461 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1980000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 840000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1980000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3548 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-216-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross This project is part of a 5-year programme of Netherlands Red Cross, Climate Centre, IFRC, SOFF, UNDRR and WMO that aims to accelerate and scale up water action to mitigate the impacts of water related risks and increase the climate resilience of affected communities by bringing together different disciplines in the water, climate and disaster management sectors at the local, national and global level. These partners are well positioned to integrate their ways of working and collaborate with governments and communities to reduce climate vulnerability for end-to-end community-centered Early Warning Systems. In Uganda, the WHCA project aims to increase the resilience of communities impacted by water related disasters such as foods and drought in Kamuli, Kayunga, Nakasongola and Pakwach. Uganda is mostly affected by both hydrological and meteorological hazards (including, among others, floods and droughts), which are further exacerbated by the effects of climate change and cause displacement and severe loss of life, health, property and livelihoods. Uganda is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change with a rank of 173 (out of 185) in the ND-GAIN index. INFORM Climate Change 2024 indicates a possible large increase in the risk level and vulnerability in Uganda in the future, if no measures are taken. The project addresses climate change and water related risks in Uganda by achieving the following outcomes: 1. Functional Water-related risk knowledge and governance that can guide decision-making 2. Climate, weather and water impact-based forecasting products are available for decision-making 3. Most at-risk communities receive and understand water-related early warning messages 4. Enhanced anticipatory action and adaptation reduce water-related risks 5. Consortum partners collaboration assures interlinkages, quality, inclusion and learning. Communities most at risk for climate change and water-related crises The project targets the following areas and communities that are at high risk to flooding and/or drought: - Kamuli and Kayunga (flood prone areas) - Nakasongola and Pakwach (drought prone areas that also experience flooding). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Pluvial/flash flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 2980162 -54955 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -3138 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 13515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63570 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -63570 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 14461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -63570 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 483015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -17884 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -14125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -483015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 19965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -24200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13655 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55295 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -294085 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2242055 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 99983 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -5978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12536 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2625689 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 138790 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -2625689 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2684240 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12137 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96467 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 7167 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 824 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140661 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155295 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 55230 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6660 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-216-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project addresses climate change and water related risks in Ethiopia around 5 main technical focus areas: 1. Water-related risk knowledge and governance 2. Observations, monitoring and forecasting of weather and water-related hazards 3. Water specific early warning systems dissemination and communication 4. Anticipatory Action and Locally Led Adaptation and 5. Crosscutting activities Ethiopia is a country naturally exposed to highly variable rainfall, and recurring meteorological droughts are a challenge that is compounded by growing water demands, and watershed degradation. Climate change is expected to increase the risk and intensity of flooding as well as increase the likelihood of water scarcity for certain areas of the country. There have been several initiatives in Ethiopia focusing on resilience strengthening with ecosystem restoration to improve water security, however, these actions are often not locally led and therefore present sustainability and ownership issues. Disaster management and EWS have yet to be extended to local (kebele) level, and there are gaps in information flow around the management of water-related risks. The current climate change and water crisis in Africa are inextricably linked together and require systemic changes. This project drives that change using an integrated climate and water approach to deal with increasing exposure to water related risks, bringing together different disciplines in the water, climate and disaster management sectors. It fosters collaboration of global, national and local partners that traditionally have been working separately around 5 broad technical focus areas: 1) Water Related Disaster Risk Knowledge and Governance, 2) Observations, Monitoring, Analysis and Forecasting of Water Related Risks; 3) Anticipatory Action and Locally Led Adaptation; 4) Water Specific Early Warning Systems, Dissemination and Communications; and 5) Partners joining forces in crosscutting activities. Communities most at risk for climate change and water-related crises Somali Region, Harshin and Kellaffo Woreda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 3077131 249136 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -9846 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4268 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18816 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248999 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18816 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 17245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 429333 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -23482 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3906 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -429333 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4645 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -29823 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11857 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -174761 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 2381013 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6012 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3077156 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 128206 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5370 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4177 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -134251 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 118094 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 134251 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11452 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70860 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 12821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10836 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9995 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20202 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20202 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 56667 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 18948 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 56667 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-003 The Netherlands Red Cross Disaster risk management (DRM) program for the six NLRC overseas branches in the Caribbean. The program holds different projects on disaster prevention, mitigation and response preparedness. Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 1040561 -397143 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 424136 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -424136 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 512410 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -512410 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 11028 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 530132 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -530132 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1033656 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1033656 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 979222 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -979222 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-003-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Follow-up project of the RP regional project PRJ13-062-0001 which was part of the Response Preparedness programme OSBs funded by the Irma fund To strengthen response preparedness in the Caribbean. Through training, strategic vision, planning and logistical stock The six Caribbean branches of the NLRC Caribbean region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 922361 71 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 519825 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 519825 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -519825 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7868 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NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-003-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Looking into the improvement of the international disaster laws of each of the Caribbean islands in cooperation with IFRC. Facilitating rapid disaster response. Desk review by IFRC and advocacy plan for change per island Caribbean branches Six Caribbean branches The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 118200 5200 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 80000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -80000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1300 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2600 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123 The Netherlands Red Cross Under the title 'Chronic Crises Response', Component 4 of the NL MoFA–NLRC Partnership (2022-2026) targets multilateral and bilateral interventions in prolonged crises, aiming to resolve root causes, produce lasting sustainable outcomes and safeguard lives. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 22345254 The total number of chronic crisis projects supported, both bilateral and multilateral *19 operations in 2025 *22 operations in 2024 *18 operations in 2023 *8 operations in 2022 *19 operations in 2025 *22 operations in 2024 *18 operations in 2023 *8 operations in 2022 NS capacity development *4 branches in 2024 *4 branches in 2023 *4 branches in 2022 *4 branches in 2024 *4 branches in 2023 *4 branches in 2022 *4 branches in 2024 *4 branches in 2023 *4 branches in 2022 *60 branches in 2025 *4 branches in 2024 *4 branches in 2023 *4 branches in 2022 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross 2024 - Chronic Crisis South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 1859170 -2516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128623 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -30049 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241541 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -80150 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 32715 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73929 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -124569 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -57112 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 241404 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -56106 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 17940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128625 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1552 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -40916 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 22512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -57216 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2929 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249502 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 16169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19787 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1751 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249334 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 72261 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 20642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72261 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 14719 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1143536 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 114844 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1511990 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4955 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 248231 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13325 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross This project has been designed build on the achievements and lessons learnt of the Climat Smart Livelihoods (CSL) project that recently finished in Kayes Region. The capacities created by this project at Branch level will be instrumental for the implementation of this action as well as networks and relations established at community level and with external partners and line authorities. Most urgent needs are first of all related to the decrease in food production that has resulted in significantly low access to food in the area which requires emergency food assistance, so farmers and rural people can survive and function normally at least this year despites these overall losses. Impact of chronic drought on decrease in food productivity, loss of livelihoods, deforestation, soil erosion and depletion of water sources. This project proposes to study different response options with cash based programming or food in-kind distributions, depending on the results from market assessment to be done during project implementation. To tackle mortality & morbidity associated to malnutrition and diseases in children under 5, this project proposes to combine the increase of access to food with increased access to water at community level by rehabilitating water points and setting up water management structures. Targeted communities in Kayes region Kayes region, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1105266 -7315 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -68020 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -29330 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -19691 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2482 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -2249 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -19 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -700 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 29469 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 938 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24144 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 846 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11044 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -26295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 26295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -26295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 21610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 127412 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1110392 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -20671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1110392 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2475 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26291 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 17431 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 21526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99470 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11275 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12397 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320566 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1652 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9243 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 316784 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -316784 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5902 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 912 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7853 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 940392 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 736482 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 122537 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 10554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills The baseline number is considering the period before the start of the project when no staff or volunteers were not yet hired. The target number is the number of the project staff (1 Project Manager, 1 Log Assistant, 1 Accountant Assistant, 1 M&E Assistant, 3 Animators and 1 Driver) and volunteers (57 in total: 2 par village for 28 villages +1 CEA focal person volunteer) that was planned to be hired and paid totally or partially on the project. Period April-Sep 2022, no local responder reached yet The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to end of the project Updated up to end of the project Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills The baseline number is considering the period before the start of the project when no staff or volunteers were not yet hired. The target number is the number of the project staff (1 Project Manager, 1 Log Assistant, 1 Accountant Assistant, 1 M&E Assistant, 3 Animators and 1 Driver) and volunteers (57 in total: 2 par village for 28 villages +1 CEA focal person volunteer) that was planned to be hired and paid totally or partially on the project. Period April-Sep 2022, no local responder reached yet The actual number is updated up to december 2023 The actual number is updated up to end of the project The actual number is updated up to end of the project Updated up to end of the project ONly 1 branch involved in this project Only 1 branch involved in this project Only 1 branch involved in this project People reached, female over 18 yrs Value of the indicator before the project start. Target set before the implementation start Period April-Sep 2022, no people reached yet Updated up to december 2023 Updated up to end of the project Updated up to end of the project People reached, male over 18 yrs Period April-Sep 2022, no people reached yet Updated up to December 2023 Updated up to end of the project Updated up to end of the project People reached, female under 18 yrs Period April-Sep 2022, no people reached yet Updated until december 2023 Updated until end of the project Updated until end of the project People reached, male under 18 yrs Period April-Sep 2022, no people reached yet Updated until december 2024 Updated until end of the project Updated until end of the project People reached, who have a disability Period April-Sep 2022, no people reached yet Updated until December 2024 Updated until end of the project Updated until end of the project NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross -National Society as key partner of ICRC is able to collect, clean and disseminate data that is needed to improve living conditions and provide water to IDPs  -ICRC is able to get answers to operational questions on multi-hazard risks and impacts to allow for timely  planning of their operations  -Set-up a data sharing agreement -Tested and improved measures are put in place to provide a feedback loop that feeds back into outcomes 1 and 2.  Extreme weather and climate-related disasters have killed more than 410.000 people in the last decade. The majority lives in low- and lower-middle-income countries. This absolute number of people affected is likely to be significantly underestimated due to the lack of data, poor data collection and inequality in data monitoring between countries and natural disasters. For example, data is less available and accurate for extreme temperatures, disease outbreaks, and wildfires than floods and storms. Generating better (trend) analysis improves our ability to determine the interaction between climate change and its impact on vulnerable communities. Supplementary to the increasing climate- and weather-related disaster, conflicts profoundly disrupt social, political and economic activities. Loss of life is not necessarily caused by the violence of the conflict but indirectly by the breakdown of systems, the spread of diseases or the lack of management of treatable conditions. Conflicts drive most often already vulnerable people into an increasingly difficult situation. Furthermore, the resilience to shocks may be already damaged or even entirely overwhelmed. The effect of conflict can have a long-term impact on the environment and people's physical and mental situations. It is not said that there is a direct correlation between climate change and conflict; it indicates that the coping mechanisms against weather- and climate-related events are less in countries with conflict. The conflict weakens the ability of the community to adapt. Another effect of both climate change and conflicts is displacement, saving people's lives. Still, it also decreases their level of safety and stability, as they leave behind their assets, homes, livelihoods and social networks. This project focuses on multi-hazard risk and impacts in conflict zones. Quite a number of hazards (e.g. flood, drought, epidemics) are related to weather, and their intensity and frequency impacted by climate change. This project will take the experience of 4 years of hazard impact analytics within the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement partners (National Societies, IFRC Network and the ICRC Operations). Using open-source data and technologies improves the accessibility of data for better-informed decision making as data will be produced in that collaboration, it is essential that clear and exhaustive data-sharing and data protection agreements are signed between the different parties at country level before the activities start even if it is likely that most of these data should be eventually of public interest and consequently shared beyond the parties to this collaboration. ICRC delegations and NS. Burkina Faso, Myanmar and Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Committee of the Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation 326364 2741 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 6509 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3878 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3878 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3878 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2179 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2741 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -6857 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 23125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 494 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -48551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 12865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14346 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15195 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 152 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 257217 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4051 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -257217 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 19547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310092 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross The Chronic Crisis III project, a collaborative effort between Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) and Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC), aims to strengthen the resilience of 70.348 refugees and host community members in Arua and Madi Okollo districts of Uganda to water-related risks, including flood and drought. The project builds upon previous interventions in the region and addresses the ongoing challenges faced by communities in a protracted refugee crisis, exacerbated by climate change impacts. The project focuses on two key outcomes: improving community capacity for early warning and preparedness to disasters, and enhancing access to and use of water, sanitation, and hygiene services. These objectives will be achieved through a range of activities, including strengthening Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction (CBDRR) groups, implementing community action plans, rehabilitating water sources, improving sanitation facilities, and promoting environmental conservation. As part of the previous Chronic Crisis II project, an enhanced Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (eVCA) was conducted in 2023 in which the targeted communities prioritized floods, droughts, environmental degradation, food insecurity, and epidemics caused by poor sanitation and hygiene as priority risks. Given that further decrease in international funding to support communities at risk of these crises is expected, in this third and final phase of Chronic Crisis investment in Arua and Madi Okollo Districts will focus on strengthening community resilience to these priority risks to prepare for and manage future hazards. The project emphasizes a participatory approach, building on existing community structures and capacities, and integrating institutional and community-level disaster preparedness. Cross-cutting themes such as Protection, Gender and Inclusion (PGI), Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA), Green Response, and National Society Development are integrated throughout the project. The project intends to continue the provision of life-saving services to a total of 70.348 people, of which 26.568 refugees in Zone 4 of Rhino settlement, and 70.348 in host community members in KamKam villages, Ajia and Arivu in Madi Okollo and Arua District, including children, adults and the elderly. Arua and Madi Okollo districts, North Western Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1176576 -417255 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 161749 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 12131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -13576 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -564 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 19019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71176 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 52389 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 9311 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75170 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 19608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -75170 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 15610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 355587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -38334 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -355587 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 11115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10451 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 13157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089429 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1416 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99999 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -369 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19406 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1643400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1643400 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51780 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1582069 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NS capacity development NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross Recovery and Resilience strengthening after the prolonged drought in Zambia; by the end of 2026, 225,645 vulnerable people in Kalabo, Choma and Sinazongwe are food secure, shock responsive and resilient vis-a-vis climatic hazards and disasters Zambia is hit by a long period of drought, declared a national Disaster in March 2024 by its president. Through the IFRC Emergency Appeal and through bilateral support under the MoFA grant NLRC/ ZRCS gas provide relief to affected families. This project, under the chronic criris budget of the MoFA grant, will focus on longer term support to help families to recover for the drought, and the strengthen their resilience/ coping capacity for possible next periods of drought. In total 225,645 vulnerable people in drought affected areas will benefit from project activities Kalabo, Choma and Sinazongwe Districts The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1378742 13606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -135388 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 25647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135937 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -59069 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 14919 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 510100 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 87486 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -510100 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -510100 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3138 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2937 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 468303 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 37019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -468303 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 148770 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 240041 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1000000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 221186 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1271269 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 261623 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 3436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2580 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, who have a disability People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross This project enables 120.465 people in 20 bomas (8 payams) in Terekeka county to build community resilience to acute shocks and chronic stresses through increased access to WASH services, more diversified livelihoods and better capacity to manage water risks, such as floods. To reduce public health risks, increase water security and equip communities to better manage water related risks such as floods. The core strategic component is to build community resilience through an effective WASH intervention. This is achieved by improving access to safe drinking water, provision of sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion, creating job opportunities in the WASH sector and creating disaster risk capacities to manage flood risks. 120,465 people, including 5,903 IDPs and 111,359 from host communities. Terekeka county, South Sudan The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1450532 24555 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -24301 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -127 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -127 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -41230 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 127 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 41230 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 24555 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -24555 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -8384 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -59685 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 59685 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -981068 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 961057 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 105 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35563 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 2195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -6991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1118 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 178211 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 1381 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 6991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7236 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -2195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 22411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149850 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23066 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146929 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -146929 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 16405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 95 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20016 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 82 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148790 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 29409 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8583 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3415 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 361904 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -361904 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 981068 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 59153 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 149814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1450532 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills numeric People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Supporting communities (host and IDP’s) impacted by compounding effects of protracted conflict and natural disasters through targeted WASH interventions The Mindanao island group (Mindanao), with a population of 24 million, has long had the highest poverty rates in the Philippines despite its natural resources and a promising agricultural sector. Mindanao is prone to natural disasters resulting in displacement – as is the rest of the country. Displacement in Mindanao is also caused by clashes between the military and armed groups that reject or are no longer involved in peace talks with the Government. Besides conflict, displacement, and poverty, a shadow criminal economy, clan politics, and intercommunal tensions also disrupt the livelihoods and economic potential of Mindanao, requiring a nexus approach to response. Overall, there are 155,000 displaced people in Mindanao, 43,000 of whom were displaced in 2021 alone. Mindanao has a four-century-long history of Moro resistance against forces from outside the island, with conflict between the Philippine Government and armed groups lasting since the late 1960s. The communist New People’s Army is active across the country, including in Mindanao. The Islamic State has had influence in Mindanao since 2014. The siege of Marawi city in 2017, in Lanao Del Sur province, was a five-month battle between pro-Islamic State fighters and the Philippine military. The conflict displaced 400,000 people to nearby towns and left houses and infrastructure destroyed or damaged. Although reconstruction is taking place, approximately 87,000 IDPs are still unable to return after four years because of the destruction. The establishment of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in March 2019 has been a major step towards conflict resolution between the Philippine Government and several autonomy-seeking groups, particularly the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). BARMM is the poorest region in the country. Armed conflict and violence are still common in BARMM’s poorest provinces of Lanao Del Sur, Maguindanao, and Sulu, where clashes between the military and armed groups such as the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters and the Islamic State-linked Abu Sayyaf Group occur frequently. Access to safe, reliable, and sanitary hygiene facilities leads to a heathy and decent life. Toileting is a basic activity and a part of everyone’s daily living. It is a routine physical activity for all of us who have free access in our homes, but this is not the same for forcibly displaced families in Mindanao whose access to water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities may be hampered by their situation. As they face an emergency on top of another emergency due to the pandemic, their needs for hygiene and security are even greater. In fragile and conflict-affected areas, access to safe water is often compromised; infrastructure is damaged or goes into decline, pipelines are in disrepair, and water collection is dangerous. Without access to safe water, children fall ill, schools and hospitals do not function, disease and malnutrition spread. The overal goal of the project: strengthening community resilience and disaster risk through improved access to WASH services in conflict affected areas in Mindanao, Philippines. The ICRC, together with the Philippine Red Cross, works with people affected by conflict to improve their water supply, sanitation and hygiene. This is realised through the following activities: - Families displaced by conflict have access to adequate safe water supply, sanitation, and hygiene promotion practices: PRC delivers hygiene promotion for the rural projects using the Participatory, Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST); and families construct rural projects with technical support from ICRC through cash-for-work. - Urban community affected by conflict have improved access to sustainable supply of safe drinking water through supporting the operation and maintenance of these facilities: transitional shelters in the suburbs of Marawi City housing the displaced from Marawi siege improved its water supply; and ICRC support the operation and maintenance of the Marawi City Water Department through the provision of water disinfectant, fuel, tools and fittings. - PRC chapters with water, sanitation and hygiene emergency response units have trained volunteers and functioning equipment to enable an effective response to emergencies requiring safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion: PRC Chapters increased its emergency response preparedness through training and equipment maintenance and support of consumables to its WASH hubs Communities within Central Mindanao Philippines, Central Mindanao (Bangsamoro Autonomous Region, North Cotabato) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 500000 -20934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 20934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 6642 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6642 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6642 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 343000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross 1071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14544 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 486633 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -486633 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 435 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 466 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1381 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 766 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Through an integrated approach, the project will reach food insecure communities through unconditional cash transfer and WASH as part of the short-term interventions. The mid-term outcome focuses on increasing food and water system stability through inter-communal natural resource management and construction of a multi-purpose water system. The project plan should be read in conjunction with the Regional Hunger Crisis which provides an overarching operational and accountability framework for all countries as part of the Regional Appeal. SRCS intervention strategy is primarily to respond effectively to the unfolding emergency and promote self-reliance through the priority sectors of food security, WASH and health and nutrition of those affected by hunger. The total estimated number of beneficiaries amounts to 164.740 people in food insecure communities (IPC 3 or IPC 4) in Geneina, Habila, Sirba and Jebel Moon. This project will focus on 4 localities where SRCS has already been working the past few years with support of NLRC, including Geneina (661,666), Habila (135,256), Sirba (200,848), and Jebel Moon (70,226). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation 1037910 7587 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -5504 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -548779 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -7377 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7587 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -7587 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -535308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 535308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1008 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society -535308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1903 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 535308 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -758044 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 529 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120333 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -120333 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -80587 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 22890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26584 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 10713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1056 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16066 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80587 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 729 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 620000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 3634 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1037910 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 39961 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Sudanese Red Crescent Society 15330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED 0 Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED Period Jan - March 2023: TO BE UPDATED Period Jan - March 2023: The SSRC branch in West Darfur Period Jan - March 2023: The SSRC branch in West Darfur Period January - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan- March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan- March 2023, no people reached yet People reached, male over 18 yrs Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet People reached, female under 18 yrs Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet People reached, male under 18 yrs Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet People reached, who have a disability People reached, who have a disability Period Jan-March 2022, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet Period Jan - March 2023, no people reached yet NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to tackle food insecurity chronically affecting vulnerable families exposed to disaster risks that are driven by climate change in the South district (Les Anglais, Chardonnieres and Tiburon municipalities) and South East district (Cayes Jacmel, Marigot municipality). The operation will apply a Climate Smart Agriculture and Water Management approach to enhance resilience of 160,000 people in the target area. The food insecurity situation has been worsening over the last months in Haiti. The latest harvest has provided poor yields because of an extended drought in the South and South-East Department of the country. The rainy season saw little rainfall, stressing out livelihoods for most of the farmers. Food insecurity is such an important issue because affected communities are dependent on harvest as their main income-generating activity but also and foremost because agricultural yields are the primary source of food for families. The already severe food insecurity situation in the South-East and South department has been further impacted by Tropical Storm Laura who damaged several water distribution points and key irrigation systems used by local communities for agriculture and human consumption. Households used coping mechanisms such as fetching water directly from small rivers and going to other households' water source. This situation put further pressure on households and especially women and children who are responsible to fetch water resulting in more time spent and increase of waterborne diseases. During the inception phase a preliminary assessment will be conducted in the target municipalities together with local governmental and technical authorities, local civil society organizations (including women's association and other CSOs working with marginalized groups), community leaders, to identify and select the villages which will be targeted by the operation based on selected criteria (e.g. food security, level and diversity of livelihood sources, access to drinking water, etc.). Gender and social inclusion focus group discussions will be conducted to identify the most vulnerable and at risk groups as well as to address their pressing needs, also in terms of protection and avoid to leave behind some of the most neglected. At community level, the project will apply the standard participative approach of Red Cross by using the community vulnerability and capacity assessment including specific technical assessment on food security, livelihood and water access and focus group discussions with women and vulnerable groups The assessment will allow to develop a community development and resilience plan which will be under the lead of community development committee. The project will apply a Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) approach which is an integrated approach to managing landscapes and ecosystems - cropland, livestock, forests and water sources - that address the interlinked challenges of food security and accelerating household vulnerability to climate change. The project will operate on two main areas of focus: 1. Livelihoods and basic needs and 2. Water, sanitation and hygiene. It will also include targeted activities that enhance a better integration of protection, gender and inclusion in the programme. Haiti Red Cross the South district (Les Anglais, Chardonnieres and Tiburon municipalities) and South East district (Cayes Jacmel, Marigot municipality). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 600000 -3157 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -2182 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1616 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3050 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5422 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5422 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 78 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1074 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 180 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1208 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2977 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2969 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8873 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 12987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 425131 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -425131 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6046 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2818 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached through the support to small farmers, monthers clubs and recived domestic water People reached through the support to small farmers, monthers clubs and recived domestic water NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall operational objective of this project is to bolster health, sanitation, and economic stability among vulnerable Syrian refugee and host communities in North Lebanon through sustainable livelihood support, enhanced WASH practices in settlements, local capacity building for enduring WASH solutions, and immediate access to free emergency healthcare services- Syrian refugees and Lebanese host communities Akkar district in North Lebanon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 2150000 -33350 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -17613 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 10283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205144 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -205144 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 1743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -205144 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 110000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 102803 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 15249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 349959 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -280081 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -349959 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 612026 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 7932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -27325 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 6808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5087 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 313939 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 18364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 266778 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 9732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 479971 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -479971 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19913 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2162 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 222695 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 14103 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1698091 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 5620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 203774 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 11014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross -180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross 180 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Lebanese Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthen the resilience of communities in flood-prone areas in CAR by improving their ability to respond to and recover from the impacts of climate change and natural disasters. The operation aims to ensure that all members of the community are equipped to deal effectively with disasters, leaving no one behind. This will be achieved through integrated interventions focused on disaster preparedness, community empowerment, improved WASH infrastructure, and targeted support to marginalized groups. Communities living in the flood-prone areas of Bangui, Oumba, Boali and Mongoumba, affected by climate change Bangui, Oumba, Boali and Mongoumba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1547585 -24354 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 73156 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 3273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186775 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -49902 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 16858 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19945 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 14721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36202 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 16071 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -19402 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -16800 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 75798 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 17298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -149006 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 675043 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -5377 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -20372 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -63855 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -675043 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -30677 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 15515 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7096 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 13957 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 13944 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 213 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross 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Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 11771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 870 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2798 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 870 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 38 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 19880 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 18 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 46 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 131191 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 12600 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1693405 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1049531 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10469 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7532 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3546 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NS capacity development NDRT trained on RP3 NDRT:15 CDRT: (15*8)= 120 EHA:7 Total:142 Artisans réparateurs:42; Comité de gestion des points d'eau:52; NDRT:13 Comité de gestion des points d'eau 24; NDRT:9 Reached by RP3 project same branches of RP3 plus new one 15 mens * 7 local branches Boali 40; Damara 40; Mongoumba 40; Bégoua 20, Bimbo 20, 6ème 20; 5ème 20 10 boys * 7 localities Mongounba20; Boali 20; Damara 20; Begoua 10; Bimbo 10; 5ème 10; 6ème 10 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross 2025-2026 Venezuela Health system strengthening and promotion of resilient communities The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 1000000 4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -4651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 930233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 69767 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1004651 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -74418 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross The CCII project aims to strengthen the economic resilience of the most food insecure communities affected by the prolonged drought in the Kayes region, Mali. Almost three-quarter of the Malian population rely on pastoral and agricultural livelihoods and are vulnerable to drought and variable rainfall. Rainfall levels in Kayes have significantly dropped, from 814.4 mm in 2022 to 596.3 mm in 2023. Staple food crop production in Kayes also experienced great declines, e.g. rice, maize and millet, fonio and sorghum. The growing impacts of climate change form a risk for both food security and livelihoods. - Unconditional Multipurpose Cash Assistance is provided in three rounds during the lean period to the most vulnerable households in the affected communities to cover the pressing basic needs, stabilize the household’s consumption, reduce daily life concern and avoid negative livelihoods coping mechanisms. - Agriculture-based livelihoods activities are implemented with priority to the poorer villages for early livelihoods recovery and long-term development investments. - Green solutions are put in place to increase water infiltration and aquifer recharge in the watershed, improve soil health and fertility required to increased food production and soil water retention that will reduce crop watering with underground water. - Rehabilitation and construction of boreholes equipped with solar energy pumps and a user-friendly design, to increase the access to safe water for human consumption. - A business model is set up where the repair artisans will receive a refresher training and equipment, water point committees receive training to oversee the work and vouchers to pay the artisans, and spare part shops are supported with their operational capacity. - Community consultations take place throughout implementation, with specific attention for PWDs and marginalized groups. - PGI training and sensitization is also included, on topics such as GBV and reproductive health - NLRC 510 supports with different data and digitalization initiatives to support branch development. - A solid M&E system is set up, including a baseline and endline, mid-term review, and final evaluation. The most vulnerable households that are affected most by the drought and low access to clean water. These two factors increase the risk of food insecurity. The communities are selected in three communes in Kayes: Tafacirga, Sony and Kemene Tambo. These are the communes with the most low and erratic rainfall in Kayes in 2023. Special attention is given to marginalized groups, specifically people living with disabilities. Tafacirga, Sony and Kemene Tambo communes in Kayes, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment 1669784 17993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69333 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -97897 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 310 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 195864 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 36668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11124 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 1671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -71189 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14596 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 412584 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -96092 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -412584 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -233 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 18014 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -106769 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 5723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -270 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 14946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -86625 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 139939 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 3267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3267 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2249 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 14738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 245456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1764 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17926 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 42 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 660778 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 496 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -660778 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1016098 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 871 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 22062 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18099 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16302 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 155948 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 22182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1648068 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 16601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning session Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Volunteers trained by dec 2025 and involved in the project Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning session Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation + training baseline CCII and endline CCI tools Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning session Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning + training baseline CCII and endline CCI toolssession Start - Dec 2024, project staff orientation and planning + training baseline CCII and endline CCI toolssession Total expected people to be reached by all projects activities Start - 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In around six schools and health centres water supply, latrines and handwashing facilities will be maintained or constructed, combined with Child Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (CHAST) campaigns by Ethiopian Red Cross Society volunteers in schools. 800 households will receive two tranches of multi-purpose cash support. Since people have been displaced several times, planting seasons have been interrupted and coping strategies have been reduced, this CTP intervention will be combined with targeted livelihood support activities based on the detailed needs assessment. Finally ERCS will be supported by several response preparedness activities to be better prepared for future disasters. See an overview of sectors and activities in the figure below. Based on current response projects and the recent agreement on the cessation of hostilities in Northern Ethiopia, it is proposed to start a new Chronic Crisis recovery project focused on improving access to basic needs for communities, IDP’s and returnees in 6 kebeles in conflict affected North Wollo and Wag Hamra in Northern Amhara, Ethiopia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 915990 -1396 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 90551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1396 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -90551 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -78709 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 59834 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6744 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163486 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -163486 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68594 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10835 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13187 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12353 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18976 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -205465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 340056 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 205465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -340056 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 587932 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1789 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3107 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1829 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 254039 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 3643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 892398 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1982 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female over 18 yrs People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The project will operate on two principal areas of focus: 1. Food Security, nutrition and Resilient Livelihoods and 2. Water, sanitation and hygiene. It will also include targeted activities that enhance a better integration of protection, gender and inclusion in the program. The overall objective is to enhance resilience of communities exposed to food insecurity in Southeast Region, Jacmel district. Malnutrition and Livelihoods: Tackle malnutrition enhancing the knowledge and food security of pregnant and lactating women and supporting malnourished children with a quality referral system • Implement Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) approach which is an integrated approach to managing landscapes and ecosystems - cropland, livestock, forests and water sources - that address the interlinked challenges of food security and accelerating household vulnerability to climate change • improve and diversify livelihoods at HH and community level with vegetable growing agriculture through traditional jaden lakou models, collective IGA with Mothers Clubs. This will contribute to the IGA for the most vulnerable women and enhance their economic empowerment WASH: • Improved watershed management, will not only reduce land erosion and increase rainwater infiltration into the subsoil, but it will also contribute to raising the water table and water quantity at catchment level • Protecting and restoring natural springs, the main resource for agricultural production and water for human consumption. • Improved DRR abilities of the community to face the hurricane season through training and building improved coping mechanisms against water related hazards in a more resilient environment. • Nature-based solutions and climate-smart agriculture will combine throughout the watershed to adapt to new rain patterns and climate change. Sud- Est - Arrondisement Jacmel. Cayes Jacmel and Marigot The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 1132879 69878 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -13310 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -28687 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17032 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -453 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -1963 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -4548 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1115 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 707 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 270718 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14404 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -270718 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27819 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 19101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14022 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 21434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92210 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 63 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -94 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 96 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 16604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1442 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18644 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 27817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 220211 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 140253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society -213 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2480 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3157 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 2182 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 526 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20277 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1616 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 616057 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -616057 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14804 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1083 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160028 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 18053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2190 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1584 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 886513 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 157000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 3020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross This result area also contains PSEA The HRC organized 25 community sessions on gender, with the participation of feminist CBOs and the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Women's Rights. The HRC organized 25 community sessions on gender, with the participation of feminist CBOs and the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Women's Rights. The HRC organized 25 community sessions on gender, with the participation of feminist CBOs and the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Women's Rights. 101 HRC volunteers (52 male and 49 female) participated in online trainings. 47.2% of surveyed beneficiaries (258 out of 546) reported having participated to at least 3 sensitization campaigns: • 197 out of 293 Mothers' Club members; • 5 out of 49 cash beneficiaries; • 56 out of 204 farmers. 181,381 people were sensitized on DRR, representing 60% of the population in Jacmel, Cayes-Jacmel, and Marigot, through broadcasts on five radio stations. 407 (303 female and 104 male) were sensitized directly through sessions. The DRR sensitization activity was modified during the project from only direct sensitization to radio messages. 303 mothers had an FCS score of 35 or higher: 259 Mothers’ Club members received seeds for a home garden, and 44 individuals received cash assistance Three health centers received support through the donation of medical equipment. Additionally, 11 mothers' clubs were trained on malnutrition screening, benefiting a total of 309 women members, as well as 9 HRC volunteers (5 female and 4 male). 73 children (30 boys and 43 girls) were referred and treated in the supported health centers during the project; including 50 children (26 boys and 24 girls) who benefited from cash assistance and IGA support. 73 children (30 boys and 43 girls) were referred and treated in the supported health centers during the project; including 50 children (26 boys and 24 girls) who benefited from cash assistance and IGA support. A total of 311 women from the mothers' clubs received seeds to establish their own home gardens (Jaden Lakou). Additionally, each mothers' club was provided with a set of gardening tools. A total of 311 women from the mothers' clubs received seeds to establish their own home gardens (Jaden Lakou). Additionally, each mothers' club was provided with a set of gardening tools. 309 women from the 11 mothers' clubs received training on malnutrition screening, nutrition, balanced diets, and food hygiene. 309 women from the 11 mothers' clubs received training on malnutrition screening, nutrition, balanced diets, and food hygiene. 181,381 people were sensitized on improved WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) practices, representing 60% of the population in Jacmel, Cayes-Jacmel, and Marigot, through broadcasts on five radio stations. 181,381 people were sensitized on improved WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) practices, representing 60% of the population in Jacmel, Cayes-Jacmel, and Marigot, through broadcasts on five radio stations. In October 2023, a hygiene communication plan was developed and signed by the NLRC and HRC. In October 2023, a hygiene communication plan was developed and signed by the NLRC and HRC. Mothers’ Clubs began providing sensitization on hygiene and nutrition in August 2024 and will continue beyond the project's duration. So far, they have reached 398 individuals (36 male and 362 female). New Mothers’ Clubs were trained on hygiene promotion only in August 2024, and their sensitization activities only started after their training. Additionally, the primary focus of the Mothers’ Clubs was on establishing and developing their IGAs first. Mothers’ Clubs began providing sensitization on hygiene and nutrition in August 2024 and will continue beyond the project's duration. So far, they have reached 398 individuals (36 male and 362 female). New Mothers’ Clubs were trained on hygiene promotion only in August 2024, and their sensitization activities only started after their training. Additionally, the primary focus of the Mothers’ Clubs was on establishing and developing their IGAs first. 2 high erosion risk areas in Cayes-Jacmel and Jacmel were selected and integrated nature-based solutions 2 high erosion risk areas in Cayes-Jacmel and Jacmel were selected and integrated nature-based solutions 2 community seedling nurseries were built in Cayes-Jacmel and Marigot, provided 14,950 trees for reforestation, as well as seedlings for farmers 93.6% of surveyed beneficiaries demonstrated adequate knowledge of hygiene: • 284 out of 293 Mothers' Club members correctly answered hygiene-related questions. • 45 out of 49 cash beneficiaries demonstrated sufficient hygiene knowledge. • 182 out of 204 farmers provided correct responses on hygiene topics. In total, 511 out of 546 respondents (93.6%) demonstrated adequate hygiene knowledge. 93.6% of surveyed beneficiaries demonstrated adequate knowledge of hygiene: • 284 out of 293 Mothers' Club members correctly answered hygiene-related questions. • 45 out of 49 cash beneficiaries demonstrated sufficient hygiene knowledge. • 182 out of 204 farmers provided correct responses on hygiene topics. In total, 511 out of 546 respondents (93.6%) demonstrated adequate hygiene knowledge. 4 Water Committees were trained and equipped to control water Management and chlorination in the Drinking Water Supply Systems (SAEP) of Crépin, Nan Couline, Gwo Bannann and Desplanty in the communes of Marigot and Cayes Jacmel 4 Water Committees were trained and equipped to control water Management and chlorination in the Drinking Water Supply Systems (SAEP) of Crépin, Nan Couline, Gwo Bannann and Desplanty in the communes of Marigot and Cayes Jacmel At the end of the project, 104 out of 546 individuals surveyed reported experiencing diarrhea in the past seven days, accounting for 19% of the surveyed population. It is not possible to conclude a reduction in incidence because the baseline and endline data are not comparable. The surveys were conducted on different populations and during different periods, meaning that external factors such as seasonal variations or population-specific conditions could have influenced the results. Therefore, any observed differences cannot be directly attributed to the project’s impact. At the end of the project, 104 out of 546 individuals surveyed reported experiencing diarrhea in the past seven days, accounting for 19% of the surveyed population. It is not possible to conclude a reduction in incidence because the baseline and endline data are not comparable. The surveys were conducted on different populations and during different periods, meaning that external factors such as seasonal variations or population-specific conditions could have influenced the results. Therefore, any observed differences cannot be directly attributed to the project’s impact. 3,000 agricultural parcels have sufficient irrigation points to support livelihood activities: • Jean David Canal: 1,300 farmers benefiting from irrigation across 300 hectares of land. • Rodailles Canal: 1,700 farmers benefiting from irrigation across 350 hectares of land. Two irrigation canals were rehabilitated: the Jean David Canal in Cayes-Jacmel and the Rodailles Canal in Marigot. 4 Water Committees were trained and equipped to in the Drinking Water Supply Systems (SAEP) of Crépin, Nan Couline, Gwo Bannann and Desplanty in the communes of Marigot and Cayes Jacmel 54.9% of the farmers surveyed in the target areas of Cayes-Jacmel and Marigot (78 out of 142) reported improved access to water for agricultural use following the rehabilitation of the two irrigation canals. Livelihoods 688 farmers were trained on GAP techniques throughout the project 688 farmers were trained on GAP techniques throughout the project Out of 432 respondents, 134 (31%) reported an increase in their harvest compared to the previous year. Out of 432 respondents, 134 (31%) reported an increase in their harvest compared to the previous year. All 11 Mothers’ Clubs enhanced their access to credit through the establishment of self-managed Saving and Credit Groups All 11 Mothers’ Clubs enhanced their access to credit through the establishment of self-managed Saving and Credit Groups 274 members of the Mothers’ Clubs report feeling more confident in participating in financial decision-making at home, out of the 293 women surveyed out of the 316 active members. Unfortunately, the other members of the Mothers’ Clubs could not be interviewed due to communication issues within the country. All 11 Mothers’ Clubs successfully implemented profitable collective IGAs. 65.5% of surveyed beneficiaries (358 out of 546) reported that they will continue either their Income- IGA and/or agricultural activities, and that their income was sufficient to cover their basic needs: • 175 out of 293 Mothers' Club members; • 43 out of 49 cash beneficiaries; • 140 out of 204 farmers. 124 individuals received support for IGA, benefiting 1,074 individuals (517 male and 557 female) if we consider their households NS capacity development Some HRC staff and volunteers had already received prior training on the subject. In consultation with HRC, it was decided to use this budget for enhancing their energy sustainability by procuring batteries. Some HRC staff and volunteers had already received prior training on the subject. In consultation with HRC, it was decided to use this budget for enhancing their energy sustainability by procuring batteries. 1 mapping tool on reforestation was developed by 510 and provided to the HRC 1 mapping tool on reforestation was developed by 510 and provided to the HRC As of January 2024, the CEA training has not been done yet. As of June 2024, the CEA training has not been done yet. Unfortunately, the planned CEA training had to be canceled. The HRC decided to remove it from the program, as some staff had already received prior training on the subject, and CEA was not considered a strategic priority. Instead, the allocated funds were redirected to enhance energy sustainability by procuring batteries for the Southeast Regional Office. Unfortunately, the planned CEA training had to be canceled. The HRC decided to remove it from the program, as some staff had already received prior training on the subject, and CEA was not considered a strategic priority. Instead, the allocated funds were redirected to enhance energy sustainability by procuring batteries for the Southeast Regional Office. 10,243 individuals (5,152 male and 5,091 female) were sensitized on first aid by the HRC. The first aid sessions evolved throughout the project, shifting from training to awareness sessions to reach a wider audience. Additionally, greater efforts were made to expand these sessions, enabling more people to benefit while also strengthening the visibility and presence of the HRC in the area. 23 first aid awareness sessions were organized by the HRC, including 11 specifically for the mothers' clubs. People reached, female over 18 yrs From February to June 2023, 4,567 were reached through the following activities: - 4,086 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students who participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 466 women who attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023. From February to June 2023, 4,567 were reached through the following activities: - 4,086 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 466 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023. From February to June 2023, 4,567 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,086 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 466 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023. From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,332 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 1,276 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (466) and July (810) 2023. - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 115 women are members of the four Mothers’ Clubs participating in collective IGA, VSLA etc. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 158 women in households benefited from seeds - 67 women participated in DD campaign sensitization - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,332 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 1,276 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (466) and July (810) 2023. - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 115 women are members of the four Mothers’ Clubs participating in collective IGA, VSLA etc. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 158 women in households benefited from seeds - 67 women participated in DD campaign sensitization - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,332 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 1,276 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (466) and July (810) 2023. - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 115 women are members of the four Mothers’ Clubs participating in collective IGA, VSLA etc. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 158 women in households benefited from seeds - 67 women participated in DD campaign sensitization - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,332 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 1,276 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (466) and July (810) 2023. - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 115 women are members of the four Mothers’ Clubs participating in collective IGA, VSLA etc. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 158 women in households benefited from seeds - 67 women participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023. - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,332 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023. - 1,276 women attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (466) and July (810) 2023. - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 115 women are members of the four Mothers’ Clubs participating in collective IGA, VSLA etc. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 158 women in households benefited from seeds - 67 women participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023. - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. From February 2023 to June 2024, 8,597 women were reached through the following activities: - 4,145 women benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 15 students participated in agricultural trainings during the Agricultural festival of June 2023 and 27 women participated to the session done in April 2024. - 2,655 women attended the cholera awareness and hygiene promotion sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023 (466), July 2023 (810), January 2024 (1,085) and April 2024 (294). - 105 female farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 146 women participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 955 women in households benefited from seeds - 133 women in households benefited from cash after the rehabilitation of Jean David canal. - 99 women participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023 (67) and June 2024 (32). - 305 women participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. - 12 female volunteers received online training on VBG. From February 2023 to March 2025, 16,954 women were reached through the following activities: - 5,001 women benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). - 5,468 women benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. - 15 students participated in agricultural training during the June 2023 Agricultural Festival, and 27 women attended a similar session in April 2024. - 5,126 women attended cholera awareness and hygiene promotion sessions conducted by Red Cross volunteers. - 105 female farmers received Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training in April 2023 (without double counting). - 116 women from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) - 547 women from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. - 42 Mothers’ Club members did not receive seeds but participated in various training sessions, including hygiene promotion and first aid. - 44 female volunteers took part in climate change awareness sessions. - 101 women from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. - 362 women participated in hygiene and nutrition awareness sessions led by Mothers’ Club members. From February 2023 to March 2025, 16,954 women were reached through the following activities: - 5,001 women benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). - 5,468 women benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. - 15 students participated in agricultural training during the June 2023 Agricultural Festival, and 27 women attended a similar session in April 2024. - 5,126 women attended cholera awareness and hygiene promotion sessions conducted by Red Cross volunteers. - 105 female farmers received Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training in April 2023 (without double counting). - 116 women from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) - 547 women from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. - 42 Mothers’ Club members did not receive seeds but participated in various training sessions, including hygiene promotion and first aid. - 44 female volunteers took part in climate change awareness sessions. - 101 women from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. - 362 women participated in hygiene and nutrition awareness sessions led by Mothers’ Club members. People reached, female under 18 yrs From February to June 2023, 2,600 were reached through the following activities: - 2,600 girls benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. From February 2023 to January 2024, 2,764 were reached through the following activities: - 2,541 girls benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 111 girls in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 112 girls in households benefited from seeds. From February 2023 to January 2024, 2,764 were reached through the following activities: - 2,541 girls benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 111 girls in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 112 girls in households benefited from seeds. From February 2023 to January 2024, 2,764 were reached through the following activities: - 2,541 girls benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 111 girls in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 112 girls in households benefited from seeds. From February 2023 to June 2024, 4,149 were reached through the following activities: - 2,541 girls benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 783 girls were received hygiene promotion in schools. - 111 girls in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 28 girls participated in the school garden activities in Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel. - 605 girls in households benefited from seeds. - 81 girls in households receiving cash after the rehabilitation of Jean David canal. From February 2023 to March 2025, 7,505 girls were reached through the following activities: • 3,065 girls benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). • 3,352 girls benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. • 139 girls participated in Environmental awareness sessions and school garden activities in Cayes-Jacmel and Marigot. • 70 girls from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) • 401 girls from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. • 92 girls from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. People reached, male under 18 yrs From February to June 2023, 2,782 boys were reached through the following activities: - 2,782 boys benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. From February to June 2023, 2,782 boys were reached through the following activities: - 2,782 boys benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. From February 2023 to January 2024, 2,854 boys were reached through the following activities: - 2,589 boys benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 147 boys in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 118 boys in households benefited from seeds. From February 2023 to January 2024, 2,854 boys were reached through the following activities: - 2,589 boys benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 147 boys in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 118 boys in households benefited from seeds. From February 2023 to June 2024, 4,366 boys were reached through the following activities: - 2,589 boys benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 147 boys in schools participated in environment sensitization session in June 2023. - 32 boys participated in the school garden activities in Cayes-Jacmel and Marigot. - 634 boys participated in hygiene promotion activities in schools. - 881 boys in households benefited from seeds. - 83 boys in households benefited from cash after the rehabilitation of Jean David canal. From February 2023 to March 2025, 7,505 boys were reached through the following activities: • 3,205 boys benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). • 3,488 boys benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. • 179 boys participated in Environmental awareness sessions and school garden activities in Cayes-Jacmel and Marigot. • 114 boys from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) • 406 boys from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. • 113 boys from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. People reached, who have a disability To date, there is no data regarding PwD data. 58 individuals with disabilities (35 females and 23 males) from the households benefiting from seeds. 58 individuals with disabilities (35 females and 23 males) from the households benefiting from seeds. 497 individuals with disabilities (275 female and 222 male) from the households benefiting from seeds. From February 2023 to March 2025, 535 individuals with disabilities (310 female and 225 male) from households benefiting from seed distribution (including farmer households and Mothers' Clubs) or cash assistance were supported. From February 2023 to March 2025, 535 individuals with disabilities (310 female and 225 male) from households benefiting from seed distribution (including farmer households and Mothers' Clubs) or cash assistance were supported. From February 2023 to March 2025, 535 individuals with disabilities (310 female and 225 male) from households benefiting from seed distribution (including farmer households and Mothers' Clubs) or cash assistance were supported. People reached, male over 18 yrs From February to June 2023, 4,450 men were reached through the following activities: - 4,032 men benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 418 men attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023. From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,141 men were reached through the following activities: - 4,225 men benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 1,258 men attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (418) and July/August (840) 2023. - 100 male farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 141 men participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 123 men in households benefited from seeds. - 26 men participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023. - 268 men participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,141 men were reached through the following activities: - 4,225 men benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 1,258 men attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (418) and July/August (840) 2023. - 100 male farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 141 men participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 123 men in households benefited from seeds. - 26 men participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023. - 268 men participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. From February 2023 to January 2024, 6,141 men were reached through the following activities: - 4,225 men benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 1,258 men attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June (418) and July/August (840) 2023. - 100 male farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 141 men participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 123 men in households benefited from seeds. - 26 men participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023. - 268 men participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. From February 2023 to June 2024, 9,655 men were reached through the following activities: - 4,225 men benefitted from the rehabilitation of three Water Drinking Systems. two located in Cayes-Jacmel (called "Couline" and "Gros Banane" systems) as well as one in Marigot (Krepin) providing water to respectively about 800, 300 and 1,150 households. For a total of 2,250 households (13,500 individuals) with an average of six individuals per household. The statistics from IHSI (Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique) were used to disaggregate the data by sex and age. - 3,683 men attended the cholera awareness sessions provided by the Red Cross volunteers in June 2023 (418), July/August 2023 (840), January 2024 (2,119) and April 2024 (306). - 100 male farmers were trained in Good Agriculture Practices in April 2023. - 141 men participated in community training sessions on gender equality, from November to December 2023, organized the Haitian Red Cross, for a total of six (06) sessions. - 975 men in households benefited from seeds. - 135 men in households benefited from cash after the rehabilitation of Jean David canal. - 60 men participated in DRR campaign sensitization sessions in September 2023 (26) and June 2024 (34). - 268 men participated in the first aid sensitization sessions of the Haitian Red Cross in September 2023. - 13 male volunteers received online training on VBG. - 55 men participated in agricultural training during the Agricultural festival of April 2024. From February 2023 to March 2025, 17,695 men were reached through the following activities: • 5,229 men benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). • 5,692 men benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. • 55 men participated in agricultural training during the April 2024 Agricultural Festival. • 5,888 men attended cholera awareness and hygiene promotion sessions conducted by Red Cross volunteers. • 100 male farmers received Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training in April 2023 (without double counting). • 138 men from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) • 463 men from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. • 36 male volunteers took part in climate change awareness sessions. • 58 men from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. • 36 men participated in hygiene and nutrition awareness sessions led by Mothers’ Club members. From February 2023 to March 2025, 17,695 men were reached through the following activities: • 5,229 men benefited from the rehabilitation/construction of four drinking water systems: two in Cayes-Jacmel ("Couline" and "Gros Banane") and two in Marigot ("Krepin" and "Desplanty"). These systems provide water to approximately 800, 300, 1,150, and 500 households, respectively, totaling 2,750 households (16,500 individuals) based on an average household size of six. The data was disaggregated by sex and age using statistics from the Institut Haïtien de Statistique et d'Informatique (IHSI). • 5,692 men benefited from the rehabilitation of two irrigation canals: Jean David canal in Cayes-Jacmel, serving 1,300 farming households across 300 hectares, and Rodailles canal in Marigot, serving 1,700 farming households across 350 hectares. • 55 men participated in agricultural training during the April 2024 Agricultural Festival. • 5,888 men attended cholera awareness and hygiene promotion sessions conducted by Red Cross volunteers. • 100 male farmers received Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training in April 2023 (without double counting). • 138 men from farming households in Jacmel received seed distributions. (Households from Marigot and Cayes-Jacmel are not included here to avoid double counting with the irrigation canal rehabilitation.) • 463 men from 311 Mothers’ Club households received seed distributions. • 36 male volunteers took part in climate change awareness sessions. • 58 men from 51 households received four months of cash assistance. • 36 men participated in hygiene and nutrition awareness sessions led by Mothers’ Club members. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross The project in Somali Region focuses on water management, livelihoods, food security, and capacity building by rehabilitating infrastructure and transitioning to sustainable solutions like solar-powered water systems. It promotes WASH improvements, health education, climate-sensitive disease prevention, and nutrition programs. Cross-cutting themes include protection, gender inclusion, community engagement, and climate resilience. The initiative integrates digitalization for efficiency and strengthens ERCS’s capacity through training and emergency preparedness. Mental health and psychosocial support services are also prioritized, ensuring safe referrals and PSS activities. The overall goal is sustainable, community-led development, enhancing resilience against climate change and crises. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1365938 966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -181624 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250329 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 11247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6317 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6317 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6317 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 221171 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 11366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 391904 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -70462 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1985 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -391904 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19854 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1114938 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1479938 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7842 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249307 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6911 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross People reached, male under 18 yrs People reached, female under 18 yrs People reached, who have a disability People reached, male over 18 yrs People reached, female over 18 yrs NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross This Chronic Crisis project aims to transition from emergency assistance to long-term resilience-building, ensuring that socio-economically vulnerable households can withstand future crises. The focus is to address immediate needs through the provision of humanitarian assistance, including safety nets, water solu􀆟ons, and safeguarding measures for at-risk groups Zimbabwe is facing a severe crisis due to the 2023-2024 El Niño-induced drought and mid-season dry spells, resulting in widespread water scarcity and crop failure. The country experienced one of the driest seasons in decades, leading to significant agricultural losses and food shortage Number of people to be assisted: 15,000 individuals (3,000 households) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 1389155 6513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2712 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7748 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2963 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137182 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -137182 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 169 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1752 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1128393 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 84629 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 158550 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1128393 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-123-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross To provide lifesaving services to a total of 12,583 people in Rhino settlement, Madi Okollo District and 6,427 host community members in KamKam village in Arua District, including children, girls, boys, women, elderly and persons with disabilities, for a period of 2 years. The proposed strategy will focus on the integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion (WASH), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Disaster Preparedness and Water Catchment/environmental conservation activities to increase community resilience against water-related risks. To reduce the impact of floods, droughts, and environmental degradation (mainly deforestation) and epidemics including the COVID-19 pandemic. This project adopts a PGI-sensitive approach towards WASH, watershed management and disaster risk reduction, using both resilience frameworks and data support as tools to strengthen community resilience to water-related risks. Targeted refugees (12,583 people) and host communities (6427 people). Madi Okollo and Arua districts, Uganda The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) 3FM Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1739364 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 657 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1019 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216132 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 28776 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -28776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6839 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13126 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249220 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14263 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116192 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 31625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 254 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 173905 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 147 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1739 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4860 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 153890 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22798 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 440273 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1073 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -440273 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 62 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 32457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 828 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8321 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1158664 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 21200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 12043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2998 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 14519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1682803 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 11091 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. People reached, female over 18 yrs entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. People reached, male over 18 yrs entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. People reached, female under 18 yrs entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. People reached, male under 18 yrs entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. People reached, who have a disability entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. entire project period, note that URCS has not provided all underlying data so NLRC cannot confirm 100% the reliability of these figures.See more info in narrative report. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-137 The Netherlands Red Cross Covid-19 Food assistance Caribbean - phase IV Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 3086560 -17833 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -1372730 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross -37849 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 37849 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 3086560 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-137-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 284960 163090 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 16910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 222 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1321 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6039 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24393 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-137-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Food assistance during Covid-19 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 2801600 1532907 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -56829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -137626 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba 5737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -307 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -1136202 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba -457 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -27868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1395299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 222762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2801305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Aruba NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-158 The Netherlands Red Cross 2022 Tropical Storms and Cyclones Southern Africa Region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Storm Surge 767560 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-158-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Following alerts starting from 31 January, Intense TC Batsirai made landfall on the east coast of Madagascar on 5 February 2022, with wind speeds reported at an average of 165km/h but peaking at 230km/h (Category 4). Batsirai has directly affected the regions of Atsinanana, Fitovinany, Vatovavy and Atsimo-Atsinanana, with the districts of Nosy-Varika, Mananjary (Vatovavy Region) and Manakara Atsimo and Ikongo (Fitovinany Region) being the most affected. The strategy focuses on providing integrated humanitarian assistance in the following priority areas: 1) Household Assistance (Shelter, Livelihoods and Multipurpose Cash); 2) Health and Care (with particular focus on first aid and prevention and response to predictable epidemic outbreaks of water borne, vector borne diseases and acute respiratory infections (including COVID-19) and prevention of malnutrition; 3) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and 4) Protection, Gender, and Inclusion. Malagasy Red Cross will target 50,000 most vulnerable people (10,000 households) with an integrated package of services The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached INITIALLY. No disaggregated data available. (Operational update 01/07/23) This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Total number of people reached CURRENTLY. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 01/07/23) CURRENTLY. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 01/07/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-158-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross A National State of Disaster has been declared after three days of pounding rain that has caused one of the deadliest natural disasters in South Africa´s recent history Over 30,000 people have been evacuated to 28 evacuation centres, but as the number of people arriving increases, more centres are being prepared. These crowded spaces lack safe water, sanitation and hygiene, hence there are serious risks of proliferation of diseases. Protection risks, particularly Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) cannot be ruled out So far, SARCS has provided food, blankets, and other household items to over 2,000 people in evacuation centres, as well as first aid and psychosocial support to victims. The strategy of the IFRC supported response focuses on attention to urgent needs of people in the evacuation centres, supporting risk reduction and early recovery in communities when appropriate, noting that safe housing solutions must be found as return to informal and hazardous settlements is not an option. Presently, priority areas at this stage are the following: 1) Integrated Household Assistance (household items, food, and multi-purpose cash); 2) Health (including PSS) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and 3) Protection and Prevention According to national authorities, at least 123,808 people were affected, 448 people died and over 30,000 are displaced, mostly in collective evacuation centres. KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape provinces The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. Operational update (30/09/22) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-158-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross To strengthen community level resilience by supporting life-saving early actions and enhancing community capacity to cover their needs through cash and NFI distributions, strengthened WASH infrastructure and shelter support. 58,500 beneficiaries (11,700 households) Chikwawa, Mulanje, Chiradzulu, Neno, Nsanje, Phalombe, Balaka and Ntcheu, with primary attention to Chikwawa and Nsanje The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 130000 93458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93458 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -93458 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 8505 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 28037 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross This project does not include people reached as this is a capacity strengthening project, to increase resilience of the communities affected NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-158-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Immediate and cross-cutting actions through the Malawi Red Cross, and the DRC anticipatory action mechanism, across 11 affected districts and 1 city (Blantyre city, Blantyre rural, Chikwawa, Chiradzulu, Machinga, Mangochi, Mulanje, Nsanje, Ntcheu, Phalombe, Thyolo, Zomba) prior to the landfall of Cyclone Freddy. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 318060 19530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4352 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 298530 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -298530 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 23882 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 298530 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross -23882 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 322412 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -322412 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 298530 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 298530 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Danish Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-131 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of some 8.5 million Swiss francs on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the National Societies of Guinea, to scale-up readiness and response to the ongoing epidemic; Cote D´Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone, to set-up advanced readiness and preparedness; and Senegal and Mali, to reinforce readiness capacity through light preparedness and prepositioning of stocks. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 350000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-131-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This Emergency Appeal seeks a total of some 8.5 million Swiss francs on a preliminary basis to enable the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to support the National Societies of Guinea, to scale-up readiness and response to the ongoing epidemic; Cote D´Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone, to set-up advanced readiness and preparedness; and Senegal and Mali, to reinforce readiness capacity through light preparedness and prepositioning of stocks. The Appeal aims to deliver assistance to some 424,000 people in the affected area for 12 months, while supporting prevention actions in at-risk areas, comprising 7.52 million people. Other neighbouring countries, such as Guinea-Bissau, may be included following context developments. The emergency appeal will incorporate a Federation-wide approach, which will be based on one plan with response activities of all IFRC membership contributing to the response with an additional Federation-wide planning and reporting requirement. To scale-up readiness and response to the ongoing epidemicational Societies of Guinea; Cote D´Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone, to set-up advanced readiness and preparedness; and Senegal and Mali, to reinforce readiness capacity through light preparedness and prepositioning of stocks To be assisted: 424,000 people (affected area); 7.52 million people (at risk areas, including neighbouring countries Africa The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 350000 328638 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 328638 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 21362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-135 The Netherlands Red Cross The center is situated in the Old City nearby Al-Ibrahimi Mosque. It serves different people in direct contact areas with settlers in order to support them psychologically, improve their personal qualifications, minimize the possibility of any suspected crisis, help the targeted group to be happy, and encourage the children to enjoy their childhood by providing a safe space for playing at the center. This space gives the children the chance to speak about their emotions and thoughts, helping them to minimize negative coping strategies by raising their self-confidence, and through strengthening the relationship between children and their parents. The upper floor of the community center was rehabilitated with support from the Netherlands Red Cross. A library and training rooms are now available for the community in general and the Old City residents in specific, in order to provide many extracurricular activities for the children and to provide books and games with the possibility of borrowing them. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 17500 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-135-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The center is situated in the Old City nearby Al-Ibrahimi Mosque. It serves different people in direct contact areas with settlers in order to support them psychologically, improve their personal qualifications, minimize the possibility of any suspected crisis, help the targeted group to be happy, and encourage the children to enjoy their childhood by providing a safe space for playing at the center. This space gives the children the chance to speak about their emotions and thoughts, helping them to minimize negative coping strategies by raising their self-confidence, and through strengthening the relationship between children and their parents. The upper floor of the community center was rehabilitated with support from the Netherlands Red Cross. A library and training rooms are now available for the community in general and the Old City residents in specific, in order to provide many extracurricular activities for the children and to provide books and games with the possibility of borrowing them. Support the local community in improving and enhancing community cohesiveness and support to each other, and to support the children and youth throughout their developmental stages. Furthermore to provide a safe place for the community members that they can use and where they can benefit from multiple activities for all ages and gender. This will help all community members to cope with problems and external stress factors that they are facing. Now that the renovation of the top floor has been completed, there is more space to organize activities. To support these activities, PRCS has a great need for all kinds of new materials with which the children can play when they visit the center, both indoors and outdoors. This includes table tennis tables, outdoor toys, a bouncy castle and dressing up clothes. Children, their siblings and parents, and people with disabilities. Hebron, oPt The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 17500 4375 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 17500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Palestine Red Crescent Society 4375 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8750 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-007 The Netherlands Red Cross Restoring Family Links (RFL) program Caribbean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 24869 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-007-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Restoring family links in Caribbean The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 24869 -11531 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36782 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 2403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1639 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 172 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2372 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 73182 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190 The Netherlands Red Cross Extreme drought has left several countries in Africa on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe, driving widespread food insecurity and malnutrition, destroying crops and livestock, and forcing many people to leave their homes for food and water. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Food insecurity 1598265 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross wants to create awareness in The Netherlands about the impact of climate change (as for example the ongoing drought and hunger in the Horn of Africa) and also to show the hope and solutions such as the nature based ones and the role of the Red Cross, the PNS, HNS and wider Movement Partners in this. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services 10650 -829 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4195 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5575 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -5575 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 528 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross IM support to IFRC Hunger Crisis Operation NLRC will support this Movement objective by funding the following regional positions: - Regional IM Coordinator delegate (50% for 24 months): - Information Analyst officer (100% for 24 months) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 432150 402000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 30150 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 402000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Objective: improve speed, quality and cost-effectiveness of humanitarian interventions across all sectors, by providing multilateral support the Movement on information management, through the IFRC Africa Regional Office. Outcomes: more efficient, better targeted and more effective disaster response. Outputs: analyses of current humanitarian needs, analyses for future impact, maps, dashboards and infographics (according to information needs), implementation of data management solutions for CVA and other sectors. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services 87700 -2716 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -26164 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 15569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8676 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3332 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7139 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68240 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -68240 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 87700 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Five consecutive poor or failed rainy seasons, escalating food prices, and drought and conflict-induced population displacement have declined the coping capacity of poor and vulnerable populations across Somalia, driving widespread and critical food insecurity. Extreme drought has left Somalia on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe, driving widespread food insecurity and malnutrition, destroying crops and livestock, and forcing many people to leave their homes for food and water. Consecutive shocks have deteriorated the resilience of an already vulnerable Somali population. Decades of conflict, recurrent climatic shocks, and families still recovering from a 2011 famine resulting in the deaths of about 250,000 people, followed by the Extreme drought in 2017, have eroded sustainable livelihoods, environments,and community resilience To prevent famine, there is an urgent need for scaling up integrated humanitarian aid, including cash and voucher assistance, nutrition, WASH, and health-related interventions. The quality of funding is also crucial to ensure life-saving impact and support early recovery, meaning that flexible, predictable, and sufficient funding is the key to an effective response The main development objectives of the Integrated Community Based Resilience and Development Programme are to meet the basic social and economic needs and enhance participatory and community-based human and institutional capacity at locality and community levels for estimated 8,000 populations in up to 5 most vulnerable communities in the targeted area (Awdal, Marodeejeex and Toghdeer Regions of Somaliland and Nugal and Bari Regions of Puntland). the targeted area (Awdal, Marodeejeex and Toghdeer Regions of Somaliland and Nugal and Bari Regions of Puntland). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Gender Equality 591250 550000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 41250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 550000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15763 this is the no of people reached through the WASH sector - the sector with the highest no of people reached (avoiding double counting from other sectors) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross Nairobi Cluster WASH Delegate - in Somalia to support the Horn of Africa Hunger crises. allocated to the Unified Plan for Somalia, although of course the position will contribute to the full programming including the Hunger Crisis. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services 107500 -730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -730 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 730 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution to Norwegian Red Cross in Somalia from back donor District Twente The Norwegian Red Cross (NorCross) have been supporting a cash for health project in Somalia implemented through the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS). The aim of this project is to improve the health and nutritional conditions of malnourished Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) as well as Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) and Severely Acute Malnutrition (SAM) children through conditional cash support. It also aims to improve health seeking behaviours among the targeted populations through complementary awareness raising This project is targeting beneficiaires attending NorCross supported clinics in Somaliland (3 clinics in Sool region) and Puntland (3 clinics in Nugal and 7 in Mudug region). Somaliland (3 clinics in Sool region) and Puntland (3 clinics in Nugal and 7 in Mudug region). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Norwegian Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 21875 21875 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 21875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Deployment and remote support in the Food Insecurity Crisis Africa project. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services 41440 -1147 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5337 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27648 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1649 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5888 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross A contribution to the WASH coordinator position in the Harare cluster The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 31950 30000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1950 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The main responsibilities during this deployment is to reinforce and support the Harare cluster and Zimbabwe Operations team to reinforce the strategic overview and support for contingency planning and possible development of appeal and country profiling for increasing food insecurity crisis affecting Zimbabwe, and support the country profiling in Malawi and Zambia see M0962- Zitman The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 7500 -3742 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3742 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -3742 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-190-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Extreme drought has left Somalia on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe, driving widespread food insecurity and malnutrition, destroying crops and livestock, and forcing many people to leave their homes for food and water. To prevent famine, there is an urgent need for scaling up integrated humanitarian aid, including cash and voucher assistance, nutrition, WASH, and health-related interventions. The quality of funding is also crucial to ensure life-saving impact and support early recovery, meaning that flexible, predictable, and sufficient funding is the key to an effective response Provide life-saving humanitarian response to the most vulnerable drought-affected communities, bridging into early recovery of livelihoods and resilience building, contributing to the Zero Hunger Initiative Goal 2030. This will be done by scaling up lifesaving activities such as multipurpose cash grants, livelihoods skills transfer, water source infrastructure rehabilitation and construction support for the provision of safe water and health screening and provision of supplemental and therapeutic feeding 560,000 people The Emergency Appeal targets six regions of Somaliland and three areas of Puntland. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Food insecurity Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 266250 -16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 16250 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 250000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-004 The Netherlands Red Cross The First Aid programme aims to improve qualitative first aid activities performed by the Overseas Branches (OSBs). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 573641 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ14-004-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Providing the regional coordination of the entire First Aid program on the Caribbean branches. Ensuring qualitative program management in the Caribbean region Setting up capacity building activities on all six Caribbean islands. Overseas branches Caribbean region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 573641 447 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -44706 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -25 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8003 Expenditure The Netherlands 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Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-206 The Netherlands Red Cross Mali - Drought and Food Insecurity The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Drought 203109 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-206-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Training to repair water pumps in Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 12756 1 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 1 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 4 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -1 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -12616 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 4 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -11129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -11275 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12766 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12756 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12756 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12756 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-206-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross One donation to support the women vegetable perimeters in Kayes, Mali. This activity is further supported by the Chronic Crisis I and II projects. Women that work on the vegetable perimeters Kayes, Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 7656 -1059 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -247 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8751 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7657 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157 The Netherlands Red Cross Preparing Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies for future emergency response in their respective countries. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Multisector aid for basic social services 13455269 # covers 2024 Drought EAP in Zambia: a simplified flood EAP in South Sudan; Mali's contingency planning + extreme heat wave messaging for the March-May 2024 season; Tool for for better response preparedness Mali in development (Q3-Q4 2024), launch expected Q1 2025 Drought EAP in Zambia: a simplified flood EAP in South Sudan; Mali's contingency planning + extreme heat wave messaging for the March-May 2024 season; Tool for for better response preparedness Mali in development (Q3-Q4 2024), launch expected Q1 2025 EAPs reviewed: 15 2.0 EAP template developed Population movement sEAP report, criteria revision and sEAP proforma Contingency plans training toolkit The total number of NS that are implementing their Preparedness for Emergency Response workplan We consider 2022 as an inception phase of the Response Preparedness (RP) projects. Time was dedicated to developing specific country-level project proposals, Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the implementing partners and hiring project staff needed for the implementation of the country level projects. Even if some preliminary activities were implemented in 2022, we don't consider their impact to already have led to consolidated increased response capacities of the implementing National Societies yet. We consider 2022 as an inception phase of the Response Preparedness (RP) projects. Time was dedicated to developing specific country-level project proposals, Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the implementing partners and hiring project staff needed for the implementation of the country level projects. Even if some preliminary activities were implemented in 2022, we don't consider their impact to already have led to consolidated increased response capacities of the implementing National Societies yet. We consider 2022 as an inception phase of the Response Preparedness (RP) projects. Time was dedicated to developing specific country-level project proposals, Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the implementing partners and hiring project staff needed for the implementation of the country level projects. Even if some preliminary activities were implemented in 2022, we don't consider their impact to already have led to consolidated increased response capacities of the implementing National Societies yet. Same NS as reported in 2023 receive continued support to increase thei response capacity Same NS as reported in 2023 receive continued support to increase thei response capacity Same NS as reported in 2023 receive continued support to increase thei response capacity Same NS as reported in 2023 receive continued support to increase thei response capacity Further capacity strengthening of the NS's of Zambia, South Sudan, Mali, CAR, and Ivory Coast. Newly added: Ethiopia Number of countries in which RCRC Movement actors (National Societies (NS), IFRC/ICRC/PNS delegations) were supported in preparation for or response to crisis # covers 2024 Crisis Modifier activated in 4 countries The Crisis Modifier was activated 6 times: Zambia: 2 times, cholera + cyclone South Sudan: 2 times, floods + cholera Ivory Coast: 1 time (Cholera outbreak) CAR: 1 time (Floods) EW4ALL projects in Zambia + South Sudan NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross This project aims to support the development and roll out of global reponse preparedness and anticipation tools and approaches by IFRC, as part of the Netherlands Red Cross Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme. Humanitarian crises and disasters are predicted to become more common and complex, more concentrated, more dynamic, and more costly. IFRC is committed to strengthening the ability of National Societies (NSs) and populations to cope with new and evolving crises and disasters as well as reduce the risks they face, and support the recovery from the primary and secondary impacts of COVID-19. This will require IFRC to examine the tools and mechanisms it uses to support National Societies to respond to crises, and ensure that they remain fit for purpose in the face of the changing humanitarian landscape. Within a changing and challenging global context, the IFRC will support National Societies to be there at the right time, in the right place, with the right capacity to take the right action. The IFRC Secretariat will invest in National Societies to maintain the right focus on supporting affected people, communities and local actors to lead disaster risk reduction, preparedness, early action, response and recovery efforts – increasing resilience and continuously promoting ethical and people-centered approaches. IFRC secretariat has been working with the Netherlands Red Cross in continuous enhancing the NS response capacity globally. During the las last 10 years, through the Response Preparedness I and II programmes, supported by the NL MoFA, IFRC secretariat have been able to scale and support the NS Preparedness, Cash Preparedness and Surge Capacity files. During this new phase, IFRC at Geneva level will maintain a focus on strengthening National Society preparedness and readiness to respond to shocks, as well as ensuring National Societies have the right approaches and tools to be well prepared and ready to support community-based and people-centred disaster risk reduction and resilience. This includes early warning, early action and anticipation, with the aim of National Societies assisting the most disadvantaged and hard to reach before crisis strikes. IFRC will continue to improve the way it supports National Societies with global tools, surge, appropriate use of funding mechanisms, and a consistent approach to operations management and coordination. It aims to grow the size and also usage of the DREF, and ensure more adherence to the procedures of both the DREF and Emergency Appeals. Focus will be given as well to continue growing the National Societies access to funding for anticipatory action through the Forecast based Action by the DREF and the DREF for imminent crisis. It is expected that the FbA by the DREF undergoes a series of changes, to be more efficient, following the learnings from its pilot phase. Disaster response tools will keep optimizing through ensuring a more fit for purpose and quality service delivery ERU system that better contribute to localization, further development of operational leadership at regional level (including Ops management and D-HEOps), strengthening of needs assessment at Regional and NS level and reinforcing the corporate services pools in terms of competencies and availability. Ensuring the competencies are properly acquired through learning and development to all surge networks will also be pursued. The direct beneficiary of this project is the IFRC Secretariat, as the project provides the IFRC with financial capacity to strengthen its response preparedness tools. In the end, the indirect beneficiaries of this projects are people living in vulnerable conditions, at risk of disasters, who are served in anticipation and response to disasters by Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies and IFRC. Geneva, Switzerland (IFRC Secretariat HQ) and globally. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands IFRC Secretariat HQ 46.2218660216871 6.12560252437619 Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1500000 6977 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6977 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 234419 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 17581 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 258977 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -258977 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 418605 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 31395 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 418605 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 46512 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3488 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 306884 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -306884 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 976744 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 695814 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 52186 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. NS completed or in PER Assessment Phase this year This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. This will be reported by the IFRC next year conform our agreement on RPIII reporting with them. Reported under 510 and climtae centre Reported at programme level NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross The Response Preparedness (RP) project in South Sudan aims to strengthen localized response capacity of South Sudan Red Cross (SSRC) and local community structures to address the enormous and unprecedented level of humanitarian needs increasing over the years due increased frequency and intensity of climate related hazards. The combined effects of flooding, food insecurity, cholera, malaria, and COVID-19 coupled with very low levels of development and high levels of poverty among the population, will continue to expose communities to the adverse effects of disaster and shocks, calling for a concerted effort to strengthen local capacity to prepare for, anticipate, and respond to disasters and protect lives in disaster prone areas of the country. The project will apply a multi-hazard approach to ensure a more effective and efficient humanitarian system throughout the full disaster continuum. It will strengthen SSRC capacity according to identified needs and improvements from the PER assessment conducted in 2019. In addition, it seeks to strengthen SSRC capacity in anticipatory action and forecast based financing through developing a simplified Early Warning System. NLRC and SSRC will be supported in this project by the Red Cross Climate Centre and the 510 data & digital team. South Sudan Red Cross & local communities The SSRC branches of and local communities in Pibor and Kapoeta The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Epidemic Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 2356509 -2792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -15 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 404 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -64202 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 198240 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -21801 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -1245 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 14500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -51242 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 416259 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 247781 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 12760 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -11636 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9653 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -55745 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 9851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 416259 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14024 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98665 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 20740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26437 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1300 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 114444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7704 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 17897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96296 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 50935 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13045 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26731 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -743850 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross -83200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 931050 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 10785 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12283 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106624 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 19699 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16323 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13740 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 164829 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26463 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1300 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 19786 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23903 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16057 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 148497 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 28369 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 125412 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 23946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1624 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35077 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1050000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -166050 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 130292 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 18225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21817 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19833 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 338550 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 15155 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 743850 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 83200 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83200 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7271 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 139934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross South Sudan Red Cross 7769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8136 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10627 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3609 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Expected Year 3 Expected Year 3 Expected Year 3 The RP project in South Sudan does not establish the early warning system but focuses on strengthening the capacity of EATs and CDRTs for early warning dissemination and early action The RP project in South Sudan does not establish the early warning system but focuses on strengthening the capacity of EATs and CDRTs for early warning dissemination and early action In Quarter 4 of 2025, the project did not establish an Early Warning System. However, trained volunteers worked with the County Disaster Management Committee to disseminate flood and drought early warning messages shared by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, while strengthening community-level communication structures. 2 meetings 2 2 Completed No project inception done during this reporting period Contingency Plan for Kapoeta 2 1 Contingency Plan for Kapoeta 1 Contingency Plan for Kapoeta 1 Contingency Plan for Kapoeta but it needs to be revised 1 Contingency Plan for Kapoeta but it needs to be revewed Multi Hazard contingency plan for NS was developed Two branch contingency plans for Pibor and Kapoeta was developed and disseminated. During this reporting period, two contingency plans were developed at the national level and replicated at the branch level. A security contingency plan was developed following the increase in insecurity at the beginning of February 2025, while the flood contingency plan was developed in June after the release of the 2025 JJAS forecast. Emergency Action Teams and Community Disaster Response team trained and with practical experience on EWEA 25 EAT Trained in Kapoeta 25 EAT Trained in Kapoeta 75 EATs have so far Trained on EWEA 50 EAT and CDRT trained on MHPSS Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , EVCA and EWEA All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM , and EWEA In 2025, the Pibor Branch conducted Disaster Risk Management (DRM) training integrated with Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) for 50 volunteers ( EAT and CDRT)(16 female and 34 male). Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills All Volunteers in Branches(CDRTs and EAT were trained on DRM and EWEA One at each branch and One at HQ Completed No inception meeting done during the roporting period SSRC staff Kapoeta and Pibor, DM department(HQ) and PMER One peer to Peer Learning was done in Zambia RC No peer to Peer Learning was done during this reporting period 15 TOT(Staff and NDRTs) at SSRC HQ This is planned in Year 2 At the beginning of 2025, a total of 24(2F and 22M) South Sudan SSRC staff and volunteers were trained on Emergency Needs Assessment (ENA). The training was facilitated by the NLRC and the Finnish RC At the beginning (March) of 2025, a total of 24(2F and 22M) South Sudan SSRC staff and volunteers were trained on Emergency Needs Assessment (ENA). The training was facilitated by the NLRC and the Finnish RC Improve capacities of stakeholders (e.g. DRM Commissions; Ministerial Offices for Agriculture, Health; CSO’s; private sector) at regional level to implement effective Disaster Risk Management policies At least 10 staff trained 15staff at HQ including 3 from Senior Management have been trained on DREF pillars 15staff at HQ including 3 from Senior Management have been trained on DREF pillars During the reporting period, 12 staff members (3 female and 9 male) were trained in Anticipatory Action , including the anticipatory pillar of the DREF. The training was conducted in Nairobi. The Non Food Items were distributed to 500 Households displaced in Kajeo Keju due to the internal conflicts and flood The Non Food Items were distributed to 500 Households displaced in Kajeo Keju due to the internal conflicts and flood Prepositioning HH items for Pibor was done. Prepositioning HH items for 290 was done. Harmonise the principal implementing rules and regulations and other relevant policy instruments on DRR management, climate change and environmental and coastal management, to promoting an enabling environment for adoption of IRM This is Planned in the second Year(2024-2025) The SoP was developed. and the EoC has been activated and is functioning. During this reporting period, no Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) were developed. The review is planned for 2026 after support from 510 on the Information Management (IM) solution Integrated risk management approach is mainstreamed in national disaster preparedness and management policy The PDM was not done A total of 230 families affected by the floods were provided with multi-purpose cash assistance to help meet their immediate needs following the disaster. A total of 230 families affected by the floods were provided with multi-purpose cash assistance to help meet their immediate needs following the disaster. During this reporting period, the project activated the crisis modifier to respond to a cholera outbreak in Pibor, with a target of reaching approximately 110,000 people. The Anticipatory Action (AA) roadmap was developed in 2023. During this reporting period, the focus was on institutionalizing AA within the National Society (NS). NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening the emergency and natural disaster preparedness and response systems Not unlike its neighboring countries, Mali is subject to an increasingly recurring natural and humanitarian crisis. Over the past years the country recorded the following natural and humanitarian crisis; droughts, floods, cholera epidemics, and mass population movements related to social and armed conflicts (e.g. in northern and center regions). Putting response analysis and planning tools & systems in place; the Mali Red Cross enhances their internal and external response coordination; the MRC improves operational response capacity; the MRC has response policy, strategy and standards in place; the MRC has a solid response operations support system; the MRC has Early Action Protocols that are developed based on impact-based forecast methodology. Mali Red Cross Mali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1607303 9308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -53708 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 238549 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4470 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 7350 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -16809 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 7215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -12574 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12236 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -5447 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 332024 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 12606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -23395 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 148189 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -82865 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 284074 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 7830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8574 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12717 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10700 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8154 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9547 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70252 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 9399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5549 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38670 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 123652 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6661 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53500 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15170 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5343 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4633 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4733 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123444 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 47316 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 829000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6884 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129933 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 7204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9454 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8703 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63977 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 6647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8922 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14360 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84711 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 8006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 554492 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 46740 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 7420 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5258 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 Last updated 26-08-2024. No further update following the establishment in June 2023. Last updated 02/24/2025. In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 In 2025 : 1) Multirisque contingency Plan, 2) PER plan, 3) Fuel crisis contingency plan. Last updated 24.03.2026 During the disseminations of the contingency plans During the disseminations of the contingency plans During the disseminations of the contingency plans During the disseminations of the contingency plans 24/03/2026 24/03/2026 Not captured in indicator reporting in 2024 and 2025. Not captured in indicator reporting in 2024 and 2025. Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 - Took part into 20 sessions of the national platform of disaster risk reduction - Took part into activities organized by national platform of disaster risk reduction partners (simulation exercise of national plan for the organization of rescue services, workshop on the revision of the practical guide on disaster risk management for administrative and political authorities, workshop on the validation of the plan for the management of massive victims afflux, workshop on the elaboration and validation of floods preparedness plan of 2023, training of national managers on the practical guide to disaster risk management). Last updated 02/24/2025 Not kept track of in 202 > also difficulty to ascribe these results to RP project Last updated 24.03.2026 Not kept track of in 2025 > also difficulty to ascribe these results to RP project Last updated 24.03.2026 Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 Last updated 26-08-2024: In March 34 women were trained as part of the Brigades Urgence trainings, and 6 were trained through the DREF training. Last updated 02/24/2025: Last updated 02/24/2025: Last updated 02/24/2025: Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 04/02/2025 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 no activities implemented between september and december 2022 Last updated 26-08-2024: In March 75 women were trained as part of the Brigades Urgence trainings, and 16 were trained through the DREF training. Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2206 Last updated 24/03/2206 Last updated 24/03/2206 La diffusion du PCM 2025-2026 a été faite en Sikasso. Quelques autres branches a été couvertes par des autres projets. La diffusion du PCM 2025-2026 a été faite en Sikasso. Quelques autres branches a été couvertes par des autres projets. Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 In 2025, the RP project supported the diffusion of the multirisque contingency plan in Sikasso. Other branches have been covered by other projects. Last updated 26-08-2024 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 26-08-2024 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 26-08-2024: 29 volunteers in May 2023 and 120 in March 2024 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 26-08-2024 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 23/03/2026 Last updated 23/03/2026 in 2023, 2 trainings fully financed by RP3 and 2 trainings here we have given contributions. Last updated 26-08-2024: in 2023, 2 trainings fully financed by RP3 and 2 trainings here we have given contributions. In 2024 another security trained was contributed to Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 1 per year In 2025, the following tools were developed to support contingency planning, with support of the RP project : 1) The multi risk contingency plan 2025-2026 2) The fuel crisis contingency plan 3) The PER plan of action Last updated 02/24/2025 Last updated 24/03/2026 Last updated 24/03/2026 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the technical support provided by the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre (RCCC) on Forecast-based Financing within the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme. RCCC will work hand in hand with the staff from Red Cross implementing National Societies of Zambia and Mali, and where needed also in South Sudan, Ivory Coast and Central African Republic, to set up and improve their work on Anticipatory Humanitarian Action. Traditionally, humanitarian agencies responded to crises after they began. However, this approach can take time: agencies must assess needs, then draw up response plans and source the necessary funds. Meanwhile lives and livelihoods are lost due to the unfolding crisis and the significant time lag between the onset of the shock and the delivery of urgent assistance. Yet scientific progress over recent decades means that we can now make increasingly precise predictions about when and where hurricanes, drought, floods and other shocks are likely to occur, and what their likely impacts on people will be. These advances in forecasting make anticipatory action possible. Anticipatory action refers to actions taken before a crisis hits to prevent or reduce potential disaster impacts prior to a shock or before acute impacts are felt. The actions are carried out based on forecasts or predictions of how the event will unfold. The types of actions are varied and depend on the hazard and context and can range from evacuation, the reinforcement of homes and the distribution of health protection kits to mobile cooling centres and cash distribution. Implementing anticipatory action requires developing pre-agreed action plans for response, setting out what early actions will be taken, based on what triggers, and tying that to pre-agreed and reliable financial resources. This is important because the frequency and severity of extreme weather events have increased and will continue to do so. The number of disasters such as floods, storms and heatwaves, has been increasing since the 1960s and has risen almost 35% since the 1990s. The impacts of these disasters can include deaths, large-scale forced displacement, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, and loss of livelihoods. The World Bank estimates that upgrading early warning and early action capacity in all developing countries could save some 23,000 lives and avert the destruction of between US$300 million and $2 billion in assets every year. Anticipatory action is a no-regrets approach: it can reduce the burden of emergency response and make it more effective, even if the crisis doesn’t turn into an extreme event. The Climate Centre enables the Red Cross Red Crescent and partners to leverage technical support, bridge gaps and bring coherence to the implementation of humanitarian, development and climate strategies from the local to global level. To avoid duplication of effort the Climate Centre will bridge across all humanitarian organisations involved in Anticipatory Action as well as engaging fully in umbrella efforts such as the Anticipation Hub to support evidence-led learning and development. Following its commitment to the localisation agenda, the Climate Centre aims to strengthen and support links between National Societies and government agencies, supporting co-development of locally-owned robust impact-based forecasts which can directly feed into both contingency plans and protocols for access to DREF funding. In conflict and post-conflict settings where engagement and co-development with government agencies may be unrealistic the Climate Centre will support the development of adaptable plans for anticipatory action. The Climate Centre will also deepen its engagement with strategic academic partners, both as an opportunity to shape interdisciplinary research agendas and bring through the latest scientific research, evidence and understanding into anticipatory action, but also to harness their higher education experience to support learning and development within the growing anticipatory action community. The direct beneficiaries of this project are the National Societies that are part of the Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme, as their capacities will be strengthened thanks to the technical support provided by RCCC. Indirectly and at a later stage, the beneficiaries are those populations who are vulnerable to the effects of climate related hazards, who are aimed to be reached with anticipatory humanitarian action based on pre-defined thresholds through the Impact-based Forecasting methodology. Mali and Zambia, potentially added by South Sudan, Ivory Coast and/or Central African Republic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands RCRC HQ 52.081879908822 4.34675483155505 Mali Red Cross HQ 0 0 Zambia Red Cross HQ -15.3916611491441 28.2933435132471 Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 400000 22131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 183015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -400000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 400000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross / Red Crescent Climate Centre 70448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -183015 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 70448 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46076 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 299539 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -299539 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 132461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 432000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -32000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross It is necessary for the Croix-Rouge centrafricaine (CRCA) to conduct a self-assessment based on the Preparedness for Effective Response (PER) methodology (in French: "Préparation pour une Intervention Efficace (PIE)". The PIE is a cyclical approach allowing the Société Nationale (SN) to systematically evaluate, measure and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of its intervention system in order to take corrective measures. It is this PIE process that will be the heart of the conception phase of the RP 3 project, followed by an implementation phase. There is a need to reform National Disaster Response Teams and Community Disaster Response Teams while readapting the training approach with more in (on-site) actions and enhanced monitoring from headquarters to branches through regular visits and supervision during their activities in the field. The PER approach which will be put in place during the conception phase, which consists of assessing the full capacities of the National Society to prepare and respond to disasters, identifying the priority areas of focus to be strengthened and establishing a plan of action with detailed activities. To achieve this, the work will be organised in 5 phases: the orientation phase (already done under RPII but a new one is needed to refresh minds and rebuild a momentum), the assessment phase, the prioritization and analysis phase, the work plan phase and the action and accountability phase. The project to be implemented with this funding will mainly be designed as a contribution to the PER workplan. Therefore, the PER process will enable the CRCA to determine the focus of this project, once the PER 3rd and 4th phases are completed. The priorities that came out of the PER approach are: Rôle auxiliaire, mandat et législation de la CR; Qualité et responsabilité; Procédures d'intervention d'urgence (SOPs); Premiers secours; Santé à base communautaire; Evaluation des besoins d'urgence. In addition, and to ensure that the CRCA has minimum capacities for the coming rainy seasons, some basic floods preparedness activities will be carried out as early as possible. Lastly, this project will also be an opportunity to contribute to developing the capacities of the CRCA to implement cash-based programming. To ensure that enough time is allocated to this effort, cash-based programming strengthening activities will start as soon as possible, potentially in collaboration with the IFRC. CRCA: 3 levels (HNS HQ; branches; government&partners) CAR The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 922243 2061 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -2061 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -2061 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1557 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10408 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1123 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -39143 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -27802 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -12494 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -6999 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -36942 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 698 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -16209 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2940 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 161 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 331 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12933 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 9898 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51544 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -213 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 213 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -6 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -213 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 7504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -305 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -152 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -38 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 12366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -15 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -18 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -46 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 7352 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2089 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 72493 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 13477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89351 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 527 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 145 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -76 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 17456 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 7826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 10918 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 457 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8702 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 157942 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 32902 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 76 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 14806 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 320 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -328 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5916 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 669 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2349 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -634 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -8613 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -392 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 15023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -392 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -212 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -671 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 11201 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50877 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 972 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6755 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 415001 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -768 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 603 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1241 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1241 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 892 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -225 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -905 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1259 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -79 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 79 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 768 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -603 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 768 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -603 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8670 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21750 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -128 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 888 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -323 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 9606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 7816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 789421 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -1067 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 1067 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 2571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -90555 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 45555 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 8856 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society -37318 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -45000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 45000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 45000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6550 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10518 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12494 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 90555 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 11820 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10762 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 810 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7068 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 12189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38747 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 20811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 763 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 157 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 434 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 711 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 10006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 321 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 733 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 372 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 763 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Central African Red Cross Society 6830 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Il y a beaucoup de progrès sur les SOP d'urgences, CEA et PTM, mais ils n'ont pas été encore finalisé/validé Il y a beaucoup de progrès sur les SOP d'urgences, CEA et PTM, mais ils n'ont pas été encore finalisé/validé Oui Oui Oui Oui Inaisse (Cons. RP) a en facilitée un pendant l'atelier sur les SOP d'Urgence en novembre (PTM fait en fév 2025) Inaisse (Cons. RP) a en facilitée un pendant l'atelier sur les SOP d'Urgence en novembre (PTM fait en fév 2025) et Une simulation terrain fait à Bangui en Déc 2025 Inaisse (Cons. RP) a en facilitée un pendant l'atelier sur les SOP d'Urgence en novembre (PTM fait en fév 2025) Inaisse (Cons. RP) a en facilitée un pendant l'atelier sur les SOP d'Urgence en novembre (PTM fait en fév 2025) Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities done with beneficiaries in period start-Dec start-June 2023, CRCA project team female: Colette (Admin/HR), Marlène (Finance), Gisèle (Admin/HR support), Gisèle (Cheffe de Projet) start-June 2023, CRCA project team female: Colette (Admin/HR), Marlène (Finance), Gisèle (Admin/HR support), Gisèle (Cheffe de Projet) See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données - 12/03/2025 See ITT - Base de Données - 12/03/2025 See ITT - Base de Données - 12/03/2025 During the baseline evaluation, 5 out of 7 local committees mentioned that they have a PGI or gender focal point. During the baseline evaluation, 5 out of 7 local committees mentioned that they have a PGI or gender focal point. During the baseline evaluation, 5 out of 7 local committees mentioned that they have a PGI or gender focal point. During the baseline evaluation, 5 out of 7 local committees mentioned that they have a PGI or gender focal point. During the baseline evaluation, 5 out of 7 local committees mentioned that they have a PGI or gender focal point. 3 per branch + 1 at national level - 12/03/2025 3 per branch + 1 at national level - 12/03/2025 Oui Oui Oui See ITT -- Base de Données See ITT -- Base de Données See ITT -- Base de Données See ITT -- Base de Données See ITT -- Base de Données Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities done with beneficiaries in period start-Dec start-June 2023, CRCA project team male: Gilbert (Monitoring&Evaluation), Aristide (Logistics). start-June 2023, CRCA project team male: Gilbert (Monitoring&Evaluation), Aristide (Logistics). See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données See ITT - Base de Données NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross ZRCS intends to continue strengthening its response preparedness capacity and structures in coordination with key stakeholders at all levels (National, Provincial, Branch and Community) by continuing from where Response Preparedness II left and incorporate the key lessons learnt. RPIII will as well actualise the workplan developed during the Preparedness for Effective Response (PER) assessment which identified and prioritised the following key components; Disaster Risk Management Strategy, Standard Operating Procedure, Emergency Operation Center, quality and accountability, safety and security and resource mobilisation. Additionally, RPIII will complement initiatives which will be implement under the European Commission Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) Pilot Programmatic Partnership (PPP) funded project which will focus on the following three pillars: Disaster Risk Management, Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Response and Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 1177828 2265 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -72241 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 238054 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -143888 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 4380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 205000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 70 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143753 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1930 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4821 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4148 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 313 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 163360 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 5305 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46296 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5276 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4892 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60163 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 8029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9479 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11554 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4541 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110007 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 800000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 60000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1010 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 734 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 543 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 279 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1015 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1631 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 705000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 84 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14085 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 915 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 28399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 861 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5813 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 614 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137184 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Start project until Dec 2022 Start project until Dec 2022 Drought EAP is under development. IBF system for floods developed with support from NLRC 510. IBF system for floods developed with support from NLRC 510. IBF system for floods developed with support from NLRC 510. 36 staff and volunteers trained in 2023 and an additional 35 trained in 2024. 36 staff and volunteers trained in 2023 and 35 trained in 2024. 36 staff and volunteers trained in 2023 and 35 trained in 2024. 36 staff and volunteers trained in 2023 and 35 trained in 2024. 36 staff and volunteers trained in 2023 and 35 trained in 2024. Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills Start project until Dec 2022 ENA training Dec 2022 ENA training Dec 2022, eVCA training 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 10 SDMCs are established and were trained per district (comprised of 15 members each) in flood, drought and common hazards Early Warning and Early Actions based on VCA & Multi Risk Mapping 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) 39 SDMCs were formed and trained in flood, drought and common hazards, EWEA based on VCA and multi risk mapping and basics in DRM, including roles and responsibilities (17 in Siavonga, 12 in Gwembe and 10 in Sinazongwe) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening the emergency and natural disaster preparedness and response systems The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 493562 -36087 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 6952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8567 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 7832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89259 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 440741 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -89259 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -242057 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 242057 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 242057 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 460741 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross AA + readiness for El Nino in Somalia and Kenya The likelihood of El Niño in 2026 has now been confirmed with a confidence level over 90%. The potential impact will include:  Heavy & above-normal rainfall leads to flooding, especially in the riverine areas.  Disruption of agricultural production leads to severe food insecurity and malnutrition  Spread of water-borne diseases, especially cholera and Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)  Displacement of communities from riverine areas leads to an increase in IDPs living in informal settlements and camps with no basic services.  Protection risks affecting women, children, and vulnerable populations The Somalia RCS and Kenya RCS has a contingency Plan for Flood, drought and Cholera. In addition, IFRC will work with the National Societies to strengthen coordination with other actors and participate in relevant platforms. IFRC will conduct monitoring visits and organize meetings for NS to share experience during the implementation process eg through the ADMAG. Households and communities in flood prone areas in Kenya and Somalia, likely to be impacted by the negative impacts of predicted El Niño-induced flooding, Somalia and Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Multisector aid for basic social services 199074 185185 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 13889 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 185185 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Bilateral RP project in Côte d'Ivoire to strengthen the response preparedness capacity of the Croix-Rouge Côte d'Ivoire (CRCI). As a result, the impact of disasters on people living in vulnerable conditions is reduced. Faced with the unpredictability of disasters and the varied needs of the affected populations, the CRCI, with its limited material and logistical capacities, could increase its ability to offer a prompt and appropriate response. Structure the logistics, supply and distribution chain; improving the CRCI's multi-hazard/epidemic response in an emergency; position the CRCI as the reference organization through the establishment of a formal money transfer system that meets national and international standards; strengthening the auxiliary role, mandate and legislation of the CRCI; design and implement Disaster Risk Management policy. CRCI headquarters and branches Côte d'Ivoire. Main areas of focus: - Areas impacted by epidemic/endemic diseases (Lagunes, Sud Comoé) - Areas impacted by the conflicts in the North (Boukani, Tchologo) - Areas impacted by flooding (Bas sasandra, Agneby Tiassa, lagoons) - Areas impacted by inter-community conflicts (Cavally, Guemon, Kbadougou, Folon, Poro, Boukani, Marahoué) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 899577 -62693 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -45058 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -17635 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -2 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2427 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -22435 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 9399 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -61 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -663327 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 419291 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -78569 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 56198 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -976791 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 27403 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 6768 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -543335 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 603331 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 781375 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6163 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64728 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 17471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15368 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111699 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 48936 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -111699 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 603331 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -543335 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -2439 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 11710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9956 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8582 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1001729 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1061729 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 20054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160402 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 2439 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 15095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16954 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 61 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1151 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12181 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10593 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 322463 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 489757 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire -322463 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1004 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48333 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 14619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 953396 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1867 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9553 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8086 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 70302 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 7770 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14811 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14775 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53578 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross Society of Côte d'Ivoire 4921 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3488 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31299 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4026 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Number of female NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities done with beneficiaries in period start-Dec period start-June 2023 period start-June 2023, 2nd reporting cycle July-Dec 2023, 2nd reporting cycle July-Dec 2023, 2nd reporting cycle July-Dec 2023 July-Dec 2023 July 2023 - July 2024 July 2023 - July 2024 July 2023 - June 2024 Jan - Dec 2024 Jan - Dec 2024 Jan - July 2025 Jan - July 2025 Number of male NS staff and volunteers directly supported with trainings and coaching to support their anticipation and response skills no activities done with beneficiaries in period start-Dec period start-June 2023 period start-June 2023, 2nd reporting cycle July-Dec 2023, 2nd reporting cycle July-Dec 2023 July-Dec 2023 July2023 - July 2024 July2023 - July 2024 July2023 - June 2024 Jan - Dec 2024 Jan - Dec 2024 Jan - July 2025 Jan - June 2025 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-157-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross This project covers the technical support provided by the Netherlands Red Cross 510 data team ("510") to National Societies on Early Action Mechanisms and Cash and Voucher Assistance, under the Netherlands Red Cross Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme. 510 will work hand in hand with the staff from Red Cross implementing National Societies of Zambia and Mali, and where needed also in South Sudan, Ivory Coast and Central African Republic, to set up and improve their work on Anticipatory Humanitarian Action and Cash and Voucher Assistance. Focus is on the data and digital work, the expertise of 510. Anticipatory action refers to actions taken before a crisis hits to prevent or reduce potential disaster impacts prior to a shock or before acute impacts are felt. The actions are carried out based on forecasts or predictions of how the event will unfold. The types of actions are varied and depend on the hazard and context and can range from evacuation, the reinforcement of homes and the distribution of health protection kits to mobile cooling centres and cash distribution. Implementing anticipatory action requires developing pre-agreed action plans for response, setting out what early actions will be taken, based on what triggers, and tying that to pre-agreed and reliable financial resources. This is important because the frequency and severity of extreme weather events have increased and will continue to do so. The number of disasters such as floods, storms and heatwaves, has been increasing since the 1960s and has risen almost 35% since the 1990s. The impacts of these disasters can include deaths, large-scale forced displacement, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, and loss of livelihoods. The World Bank estimates that upgrading early warning and early action capacity in all developing countries could save some 23,000 lives and avert the destruction of between US$300 million and $2 billion in assets every year. Anticipatory action is a no-regrets approach: it can reduce the burden of emergency response and make it more effective, even if the crisis doesn’t turn into an extreme event. Giving cash to people affected by disasters is an effective, efficient and transparent way of providing humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable. It ensures people have the freedom, dignity and independence to decide on their own recovery. National Societies are increasingly using Cash Voucher Assistance (CVA) to provide aid to people in need effectively and efficiently. The IFRC has committed to delivering cash and vouchers in 50% of humanitarian assistance by 2025. Cash projects request a large amount of data: registration, data sharing with Financial Service Providers (FSPs), Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM), Community Engagement (CEA), Project evaluations and reporting, etc. This means that the NS has to collect, analyze, clean, securely store, visualize, manage and share an increasing amount of data. To be able to deliver CVA rapidly and at scale in any response, 510 work togethers on developing the NSs skills and capacity, advise on which devices and software to use, engage large groups of beneficiaries digitally and make reporting easy for internal and external stakeholders. 510 does this in line with the IFRC CVA Preparedness framework. 510 will provide technical support to Red Cross implementing National Societies of the Netherlands Red Cross Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme. Furthermore it will coordinate and support on global level tools development and learning. Among the activities supported are: - Alignment on global tooling with IFRC and other National Societies - Developing and improving trigger methodologies for hazards - Dissemination of best practices in impact-based Forecasting and Cash Information Management - Improving the 510-led Impact-based Forecasting platform - Implementation support of Impact-based Forecasting platform and of Cash Information Management to National Societies - Coordination with IFRC (Cash IM working group, support the improvement of cash IM materials) - Technical project coordination The direct beneficiaries of this project are the National Societies that are part of the Response Preparedness 2022-2026 programme, as their capacities will be strengthened thanks to the technical support provided by 510. Indirectly and at a later stage, the beneficiaries are those populations who are vulnerable to the effects of climate related and other hazards, who are aimed to be reached with (anticipatory) humanitarian action, including through the modality of CVA. Mali and Zambia, potentially added by South Sudan, Ivory Coast and/or Central African Republic, as well as global. 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Strengthening CRCI’s disaster response capabilities Through a series of self-assessment workshops, five key PER components were prioritized: logistics, epidemics preparedness, cash preparedness, auxiliary role and Disaster Risk Management policy. This process led to the development of a PER action plan with activities in these 5 focus areas. 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Red Cross 647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15578 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1002 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 667 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8308 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21928 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16471 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1989 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20718 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19513 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-013 The Netherlands Red Cross This emergency health project aims at reducing morbidity and mortality resulted from the current Acute Watery Diarrheal Disease (AWD) outbreak through community mobilization and awareness creation, community based nutrition education and response to malnutrition as well as improved sanitation and hygiene condition in established CTC/CTU as well as in the target communities. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 155101 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-013-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This emergency health project aims at reducing morbidity and mortality resulted from the current Acute Watery Diarrheal Disease (AWD) outbreak through community mobilization and awareness creation, community based nutrition education and response to malnutrition as well as improved sanitation and hygiene condition in established CTC/CTU as well as in the target communities. Severe drought is affecting the low lands of Eastern and South East part of Ethiopia as a result of the El Nino and La Lina that has occurred since May 2015. The effect of the drought is more severe and covers more areas in Somali Region of Ethiopia. Through community mobilization and awareness creation, community based nutrition education and response to malnutrition as well as improved sanitation and hygiene condition in established CTC/CTU as well as in the target communities. Communities and established CTC/CTU in the selected regions, with a special focus on children under 5, pregnant and lactating mothers. The project will be implemented in Somali Region, Jarar Zone , Gashemo district (woreda) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services 155101 -24899 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 16029 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 14035 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 156965 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 165965 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130072 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-022 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to contribute to the reduction in mortality and morbidity due to theplague in 22 priority regions through effective prevention and response activates for both bubonic and pneumonic forms of transmission to support some 2 million people affected or at risk. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Epidemic 450000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-022-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the operation is to contribute to the reduction in mortality and morbidity due to theplague in 22 priority regions through effective prevention and response activates for both bubonic and pneumonic forms of transmission to support some 2 million people affected or at risk. Outbreaks of pneumonic plague are very rare and require specific expertise to ensure adequate response. Limited knowledge of the pneumonic plague within the community is fuelling rumours, fear and panic and this has the potential to limit the impact of social mobilization activities and the access of MRCS and local authorities to respond if community engagement is not managed effectively. As mentioned above, the MRCS is working on a plan to scale the response according to the levels of plague cases and risk. Initial districts will receive support according to the six pillars of the response to respond to the outbreak of the plague and to arrest the spread. In the other districts, the focus will be more on information and sensitization to ensure communities are informed of the risks and take appropriate actions and make behavioural change to prevent the spread of the disease. IFRC and Madagascar National Society Madagascar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 450000 422535 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 27465 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 422535 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-028 The Netherlands Red Cross On October 4th 2016, the passage of Hurricane Mathieu in Haiti provoked the largest humanitarian crisis since the 2010 earthquake. Along the Hurricane’s path, 90% of the houses have had their rooftops, structures and walls blown away. Approximately 525 000 people, were in need for shelters and Non-Food Items. Field evaluations conducted by NLRC personnel identified additional needs in food security, water and sanitation. The NLRC emergency response directly contributed in tackling the acute risks related to poor access to water and sanitation. According to IOM, one year after the Hurricane, more than 26 000 houses are still in critical conditions. The 40 Mulatre Households which are most vulnerable to disaster risks in Bony communal section, Chardonniers, have improved their resilience to current and future disaster risks of poor shelter and lack of clean water. 40 HH Live in adequate and protected spaces that they are able to maintain 40 Sustainable Shelter houses with latrines have been constructed in Mulatre, Chardonnieres according to Haitian standards (law) The masons demonstrate good practice in safe construction and reduce people’s vulnerability. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Flood Storm Surge 480046 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-028-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The 40 Mulatre Households which are most vulnerable to disaster risks in Bony communal section, Chardonniers, have improved their resilience to current and future disaster risks of poor shelter and lack of clean water. 40 HH Live in adequate and protected spaces that they are able to maintain 40 Sustainable Shelter houses with latrines have been constructed in Mulatre, Chardonnieres according to Haitian standards (law) The masons demonstrate good practice in safe construction and reduce people’s vulnerability On October 4th 2016, the passage of Hurricane Mathieu in Haiti provoked the largest humanitarian crisis since the 2010 earthquake. Along the Hurricane’s path, 90% of the houses have had their rooftops, structures and walls blown away. Approximately 525 000 people, were in need for shelters and Non-Food Items. Field evaluations conducted by NLRC personnel identified additional needs in food security, water and sanitation. The NLRC emergency response directly contributed in tackling the acute risks related to poor access to water and sanitation. According to IOM, one year after the Hurricane, more than 26 000 houses are still in critical conditions. Capacity building and training: reconstruction solutions will focus total rebuild where houses are completely destroyed inspired in the Haitian vernacular architecture: - Technical of local construction improved Awareness on build back safer: - key message sharing through information sessions and images - training on maintenance of safer constructions Construction of 35 houses and latrines 70 masons trained in safe construction techniques 40 Households are trained on maintenance of save and sustainable housing People in Mulatre are aware of safe construction techniques Case study in safe construction Mulatre location in the Bony Communal section of the Municipality of Chardonniers, Sud Department The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Prinses Margriet Fonds Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 480046 -104 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 16377 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10510 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 39490 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -297 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 76 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 141 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -964 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 754 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44792 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74706 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8069 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10359 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12049 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 83773 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5108 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 130895 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 5784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47001 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Haiti Red Cross Society 8897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3826 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 330000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 6987 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1168 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-019 The Netherlands Red Cross A deadly torrential rain caused mudslides in Sierra Leone on 14 August, resulting in heavy destruction and numerous fatalities in hillside towns of Freetown. The most severe mudslides occurred in the eastern part of Racecourse, in the outskirts of Regent and Lumley area of the Sierra Leone capital. Further rain is expected in coming days and more areas are likely to be affected. According to the Sierra Leone Red Cross over 300 people have been killed, many trapped by rubble and collapsed structures. More than 100 people have been injured. The operation will deliver emergency and recovery services to assist 4,800 people and to improve the condition of shelter, water sanitation and hygiene, health care and reduce the future risk of disaster of the affected people. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Flood Landslide 31823 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-019-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Surge Information Management Support for the IFRC Emergency Operation Sierra Leone - Floods and Landslides The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 4533 -4533 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4533 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-019-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Floods and Landslides Freetown - Sierra Leone The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Maria Stroot Fonds (Fonds van de Congregatie der Zusters van "De Voorzienigheid") Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Landslide Response Material relief assistance and services 27291 18436 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 1666 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 25625 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7656 Incoming Commitment Maria Stroot Fonds (Fonds van de Congregatie der Zusters van "De Voorzienigheid") The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021 The Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Irma caused widescale destruction on Sint Maarten. This programme supports the recovery of the island focusing on three main areas: 1: shelter, safe & healthy living, 2: economic security, 3: disaster preparedness and risk reduction Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Material relief assistance and services Disaster prevention and preparedness 20581118 -722 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 2448 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 870758 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1369508 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 565399 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -565399 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 21395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 119165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 194560 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58677 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3542009 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3542009 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1477 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2245 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1619 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 48597 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 947 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3335 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -261594 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) 261594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14626516 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 148032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 261594 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) 1594 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2172411 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) -100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) 117289 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2172411 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Open House Foundation (Stichting Open House) 876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 120315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1875740 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -1875740 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018. Total 26 F7 M19 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018. Total 21 F9 M12 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 Totals Q4 2017 + 2018 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross Home Repair for 200 additional households, funded by World Bank, expansion/extension of Home Repair project under hurricane Irma recovery programme (public campaign funded) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC World Bank Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 3197264 -9 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -114706 Incoming Commitment World Bank The Netherlands Red Cross -15000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 722 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2424 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -941 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -42690 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17424 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1054 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1951 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 43794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 55579 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1330 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 575 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 159006 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1724 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3157 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 77885 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 143800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76622 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3294554 Incoming Commitment World Bank The Netherlands Red Cross 87156 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117890 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 878 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2439 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1568 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36171 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 135695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1564 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1801 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96220 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30562 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1262 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40647 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 136230 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50079 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14399 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12306 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 123095 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8999 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 124904 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 230868 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 33405 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 284 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121377 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26998 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 9446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2242 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -837 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34229 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross Setup for COVID19 response activities on Sint Maarten The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 89936 20436 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 39500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -244 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -19070 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46982 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 184 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1125 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1371 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60959 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross NLRC will provide school meals (breakfast and lunch) to max 4800 children in 18 schools for a period of 3 months on Sint Maarten. By providing food assistance to vulnerable groups (children), this project contributes to the healthy recovery of Sint Maarten residents. With children back in schools, parents have more free time to finding (new) jobs or repairing properties. With two meals per day covered, this also allows more financial breathing space for parents who may have lost employment due to the collaps of tourism industry. A central kitchen location will be identified and setup, from their meals will be transported to schools. Max 4800 children of 18 public elementary schools Sint Maarten The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sint Maarten 18.04248 -63.05483 Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1269195 1858 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1858 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -1858 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 341411 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4459 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1753 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7082 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 620 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2133 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1812 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28796 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5422 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 74000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 44174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 66765 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37945 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56771 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35175 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29616 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -120 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34149 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 925926 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties The Netherlands Red Cross 30191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -101 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 55868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19093 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56958 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3447 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1577 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56780 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 520 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11476 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1960 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 2303 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 4363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 2480 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 2210 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 585 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 503 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 2751 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 17423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7297 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28996 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 105611 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 98275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Well-trained staff and volunteers available to cover disaster response needs for common crises Finance NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross Food voucher programme to support the most vulnerable and unemployed on Sint Maarten in early recovery phase Support people who cannot provide in daily basic needs themselves as a result of the economic impact of hurricane Irma Providing vouchers for food in local (large) supermarkets. In order to reduce negative impact on the local market (local supermarkets) the scheme will initially run for 2 months on a larger scale, and evaluated and implemented more targeted for the second 2 months 2500 households Sint Maarten The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sint Maarten 18.04248 -63.05483 Storm Surge Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 1429751 12127 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12127 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -12127 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1053 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 280 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1417623 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 11990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -101 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -74 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2997 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15615 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22144 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 873 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -20754 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 8994 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 872 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37695 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1834 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 104 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14009 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2866 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 60757 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3227 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 1714 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 8413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 857 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 138741 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 76270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79681 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 43525 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 917 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 78218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87013 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3223 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 145489 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -426292 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 504313 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross HR NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The strong impact of Hurricane Irma caused severe damage to people's livelihoods, basic services, and infrastructure in rural and coastal communities in the central and western regions of the country. Sectors such as housing, electric power generation, agriculture, communications, public health, education, culture, and sports suffered significant damage and recovery efforts are complex and costly. Meet the immediate humanitarian and early recovery needs of at least 5,000 families (25,000 people) affected by Hurricane Irma in the most affected provinces through the provision of water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion support, emergency shelter assistance (including non-food items [NFIs] and housing support through the replacement of basic items and roof repair. IFRC, Cuban Red Cross Cuba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Havana 23.13802 -82.36586 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 375000 352113 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 22887 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 352113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Shelter repair and retrofitting The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross OSB (Overseas branches) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Sint Maarten 18.04248 -63.05483 Storm Surge Response Material relief assistance and services 4645234 44444 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 4600790 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1951 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 5965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 212 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 4063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12690 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30727 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26016 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -590 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 640 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2894 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 117555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129400 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111713 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179441 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 910 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2769 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 385 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 317534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1451 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 334694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89382 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 908 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 369774 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 110383 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 521530 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14659 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 138064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 101 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 74 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 485 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 102364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 185476 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 16598 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 171980 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18084 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39709 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -14659 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 14659 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 198165 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1090 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23342 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 71576 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1745 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 32179 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 62925 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 46395 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19875 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4363 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -8435 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 127874 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 500 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1089 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100252 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5298 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 29135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7202 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 2159 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 107023 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13558 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44324 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14135 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8317 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13140 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -7307 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 5510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27270 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3428 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 4284 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten -1570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14603 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1570 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13418 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7337 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Red Cross St. Maarten 8691 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3495 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3468 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30851 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1981 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 2018 Q4 2019 Q1 2019 Q2 2019 Q2 2019 Q3 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross In-kind support to Cuba Emergency Appeal The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Havana 23.13802 -82.36586 Response Material relief assistance and services 3839 3839 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 3839 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-021-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Dit project brengt wederopbouw, duurzaamheid en werkgelegenheid samen. De rode draad hierin is het aanpakken van het afval ontstaan door de orkaan en hulpverlening, zodat dit niet langer alleen een probleem is, maar duurzame impact en werkgelegenheid oplevert voor de inwoners van Sint Maarten. Gezien de noodzaak om de economie van Sint Maarten zo snel mogelijk te kickstarten en de wens dit op een duurzame en innovatieve manier te doen, wil het Rode Kruis namens Startup Solutions in de ‘early recovery fase’ daarom starten met het project ‘Van Waste naar Werk’. Het hoofddoel van dit project is een ecosysteem te creëren waarin ondernemerschap en innovatie ontstaat, en waarmee tegelijkertijd de circulaire economie en werkgelegenheid op Sint Maarten gestimuleerd wordt. Hierbij zorgen we ervoor dat de wederopbouw van Sint Maarten kan steunen op de innovatiekracht van startups. Het creëren van het benodigde klimaat voor innovatie en draagvlak voor een circulaire economie vergt tijd. Ook het begeleiden van startende ondernemers is tijdsintensief. Door nu reeds te starten met het creëren van een makerspace en andere randvoorwaarden voor een innovatief ecosysteem, vergroot dit de kans dat innovatieve oplossingen integraal onderdeel zullen uitmaken van de wederopbouw van Sint Maarten en een bijdrage kunnen leveren aan ‘building back better/ safer’. Woensdag 6 september 2017. Orkaan Irma trekt over het Caribisch gebied. Sint-Maarten krijgt de volle laag. 4 mensen komen om en 91% van de gebouwen op het eiland raakt beschadigd. De ontreddering is groot en sommige bewoners van het eiland zijn alles kwijt en hebben schoon drinkwater, voedsel en onderdak nodig. In de eerste twee maanden krijgen de slachtoffers dan ook water, eten en dekzeilen om zichzelf en hun spullen te beschermen tegen de elementen. Na de fase van eerste noodhulp is het nu tijd om aan wederopbouw te beginnen. Zo krijgen ruim 4000 schoolkinderen ontbijt en lunch zodat hun ouders kunnen werken of hun huis kunnen repareren. Ook is een nieuw programma gestart waarbij met tegoedbonnen kwetsbare families bij de bouwmarkt gereedschap en bouwmaterialen kunnen kopen. Zo kunnen bewoners zelf kiezen wat ze het hardst nodig hebben en krijgt de lokale economie een extra impuls. Orkaan Irma heeft tot een enorme hoeveelheid extra afval geleid. Dit vuilnis ligt niet alleen op (tijdelijke) afvalhopen maar vinden we ook in de wijken en de natuur. Dit heeft een grote impact op het milieu, de volksgezondheid en het moraal van de bewoners. Het herinnert dagelijks aan de verwoesting van de orkaan en geven het gevoel dat het lang zal duren voordat Sint Maarten de gevolgen van de orkaan te boven is. Naast het reeds bestaande afval, komt er de aankomende maanden veel nieuw afval bij door sloop, het herstel van huizen en andere bouwprojecten. Denk alleen al aan het vervangen van het tijdelijke dekzeil dat op de daken ligt. Zowel vanuit het perspectief van duurzaamheid als vanuit de noodzaak de wederopbouw een kickstart te geven, is het van belang afval te zien als een kans in plaats van een probleem. De laatste jaren wordt steeds duidelijker dat ‘afval niet bestaat’. Afval heeft waarde en ook voor de toekomst van het toerisme op Sint Maarten is een circulaire economie van belang. Het omzetten van afval naar producten van waarde vereist echter innovatiekracht, expertise en capaciteit. In de early recovery fase zijn twee doelen van groot belang; Het kunnen voorzien in basale behoeften zoals inkomen en het zo snel mogelijk kunnen herstarten van de lokale (circulaire) economie. Voor dat laatste zijn sectoren als de bouw, logistiek en het toerisme essentieel. Het project dat het consortium Startup Solutions (met als hoofdaanvrager Rode Kruis) voorstelt in de early recovery fase is gericht op het ontstaan van een ecosysteem waarin startups en innovatie een belangrijke rol kunnen spelen in de wederopbouw en bijdragen aan vergroening en werkgelegenheid. Dit project bestaat uit twee deelprojecten (outcomes): 1. Inrichten van een Makerspace Dit is een fysieke locatie waarin een broed- en bouwplaats wordt gevestigd waar de volgende activiteiten zullen plaatsvinden: • Inzamelen en scheiden van kwalitatief goed sloopmateriaal en andere materialen vanuit de bestaande afvalstroom • Een bouwmarkt voor gerecycled bouwmateriaal, waar workshops op het terrein van bouw worden gegeven (eventueel te koppelen aan voucherprogramma Rode Kruis) • Een werkplaats waar nieuwe bedrijfjes hun producten kunnen ontwikkelen (zoals het maken van producten op basis van gebruikte dekzeilen van het Rode Kruis), ook gericht op betere en veiligere woningen (zoals het fabriceren van hurricane shutters uit gebruikt plastic of metaal) • Een ontmoetingsplaats waar reeds bestaande startups, mentoren en andere organisaties (zoals Qredits) training en workshops geven aan lokale ondernemers • Er wordt een plek ingericht waar de startupinitiatieven van Startup Solutions een plek krijgen en kunnen worden toegelicht voor partijen als hotels etc. • Werkplekken voor startende ondernemers 2. Werkgelegenheid op het terrein van waste door Nederlandse startups Op de challenge tijdens StartupFest op 27 september 2017, georganiseerd door Startup Delta, hebben diverse startups op het terrein van circulaire economie hun innovatieve oplossing al ingebracht. Hun voorstellen zijn als bijlage bijgevoegd en beslaan onder meer de volgende terreinen: • Oplossingen voor het delen, hergebruik en/ of recycling van bouwmaterialen en gereedschap, inclusief workshops (meubelmaken, raamvergrendeling, etc.) • Toepassingen voor waardeloos geworden materiaal (bijvoorbeeld toeristische producten van dekzeil) • Omzetten van plastic afval in bouwmateriaal • Omzetten van afvalwater in drinkwater (testfase) • Benutten van afvalstromen voor het verbouwen van voedsel Om de wederopbouw verder te versnellen hebben in oktober diverse partijen (StartupDelta, het Rode Kruis, de Dutch Coalition for Humanitarion Innovation, Open House, InnoFest, Impact City en de ministeries van Defensie en Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties) hun krachten gebundeld in het initiatief ‘Startup Solutions for Sint Maarten’. 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Currently, many predictable extreme events result in disasters and suffering, which iscprojected to be aggravated by climate change. Using climate and weather forecasting, the impact of these events can be reduced and sometimes avoided if action is taken to prepare for disaster. Effective response preparedness has become even more critical, as in the last 10 years the number of people affected by crises has almost doubled, while the cost of international humanitarian aid has tripled. - Forecast-based Financing (FbF): By setting up an impact-based forecast system, which comprises Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that include prioritized actions for pre-identified forecast-based triggers coupled with committed funding, both a plan and funding are available for early action to save valuable time (and money) in response. - Data Preparedness: The use of data strengthens FbF in various ways. It supports the determination of forecast-based triggers and enables unbiased, quick and relatively low-cost targeting for early action based on a risk map that is compiled from open data of various stakeholders. Also, analysis of data over the years enables to get the historical perspective and helps predicting the future. Cash Transfer Programming (CTP): By building up CTP capacity to be instantly ready when early action is triggered by forecasts, then cash distribution could be a relevant, cost-efficient and fast early action to support those at risk. The proposed programme will target based on risk mapping. There is no pre-defined emphasis on gender, but gender and diversity guidelines will be mainstreamed into the programme. Special attention goes to refugee populations due to their increased vulnerability. The proposed programme will target areas based on risk mapping using the INFORM risk framework throughout Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Uganda 11.3163165 4.948482 Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 162446 157748 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -86816 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -1200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -20813 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -36285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 12404 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36285 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10328 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -81351 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 15117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 27382 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8668 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 272315 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 24246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 18485 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-027-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Innovative approaches in response preparedness: Forecast-based financing, Data preparedness and Cash Transfer Programming in Ethiopia to reduce the impact of climate change on the most vulnerable people. 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44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 896695 -31401 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -2233386 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 917319 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -20438 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -51839 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209021 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1246 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1324195 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 896695 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 251 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 847 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2781 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197195 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -8059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 395228 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 46154 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 832 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -1266163 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 882813 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -34627 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 263661 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 445 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1266163 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 318 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34627 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 184877 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 35389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 339 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 341 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 507 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 5192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5493 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2233386 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5606 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-027-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Innovative approaches in response preparedness: Forecast-based financing, Data preparedness and Cash Transfer Programming in Uganda to reduce the impact of climate change on the most vulnerable people. Currently, many predictable extreme events result in disasters and suffering, which iscprojected to be aggravated by climate change. Using climate and weather forecasting, the impact of these events can be reduced and sometimes avoided if action is taken to prepare for disaster. Effective response preparedness has become even more critical, as in the last 10 years the number of people affected by crises has almost doubled, while the cost of international humanitarian aid has tripled. - Forecast-based Financing (FbF): By setting up an impact-based forecast system, which comprises Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that include prioritized actions for pre-identified forecast-based triggers coupled with committed funding, both a plan and funding are available for early action to save valuable time (and money) in response. - Data Preparedness: The use of data strengthens FbF in various ways. It supports the determination of forecast-based triggers and enables unbiased, quick and relatively low-cost targeting for early action based on a risk map that is compiled from open data of various stakeholders. Also, analysis of data over the years enables to get the historical perspective and helps predicting the future. Cash Transfer Programming (CTP): By building up CTP capacity to be instantly ready when early action is triggered by forecasts, then cash distribution could be a relevant, cost-efficient and fast early action to support those at risk. The proposed programme will target based on risk mapping. There is no pre-defined emphasis on gender, but gender and diversity guidelines will be mainstreamed into the programme. Special attention goes to refugee populations due to their increased vulnerability. The proposed programme will target areas based on risk mapping using the INFORM risk framework throughout Uganda. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1510620 -142 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3356 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -84556 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -1616617 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1507866 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38837 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 45730 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -20661 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -45741 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1200 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20813 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 38048 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21021 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 132060 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 53 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 81351 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 67566 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 241696 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 8605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6637 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6637 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10536 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 10537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 170803 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5992 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 224787 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -1344302 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1379681 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 122461 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -2269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -24246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 61723 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 24246 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 5993 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 124570 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 2269 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 41934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 71431 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 22651 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1344302 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 84098 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 825 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1616617 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 35 staff / 106 volunteers / 152 stakeholder staff / 3,750 EAP Simulation exercise people reached (EAs and MPCT) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-027-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross Innovative approaches in response preparedness: Forecast-based financing, Data preparedness and Cash Transfer Programming to reduce the impact of climate change on the most vulnerable people. This project focuses on providing technical support on data preparedness to the implementing National Societies. Data preparedness will help the implementing National Societies in providing more timely and adequate response to climate-related hazards. Providing support in setting up in-country data teams, gathering secondary data on hazards, vulnerabilities and capacities, creating layered community risk assessment maps, setting up data responsibility policy. The direct beneficiaries of this project are the implementing National Societies. The indirect beneficiaries, as a result of more timely and adequate response by the implementing national societies, are vulneranle populations who face climate-related hazards (floods, droughts). Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 510 global Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Kampala HQ of implementing NS 0.3177137 32.5813539 Addis Abeba HQ of implementing NS 9.0107934 38.7612525 Nairobi HQ of implementing NS -1.2832533 36.8172449 Drought Flood Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1314338 1852 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 83000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2055 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 794 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 822 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10028 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1816 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 567 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2736 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 121 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65848 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -979 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2040 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17042 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14132 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 92738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24828 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 91588 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -773 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 52849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 88301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64257 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10032 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24635 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3723 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19758 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7088 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2143 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9735 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 216336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 28376 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24065 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14805 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17646 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16829 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13618 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12899 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13193 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -952 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12510 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17231 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 99374 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51365 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -711 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1204305 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6523 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 349 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-025 The Netherlands Red Cross This intervention will be executed in two phases, the first phase will consist of purchasing of land and building of an infrastructure in the vicinity of the BRCS health center. This service will be an annex of the Kinindo Red Cross Health Centre. During this phase we will also be able to provide shelter to SGBV victims through hotels and/or rentals. The second phase will be much more holistic with activities ranging from training of staff and volunteers, group activities for SGBV victims in view of their socio-economic reinsertion in the community, community sensitization in neighbourhoods and schools and supporting the national Hotline number. Additionally, support will be given to the Red Cross branches for income generating activities to insure sustainability of the action through own funds of the Burundi Red Cross Society. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Civil unrest 362000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-025-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This intervention will be executed in two phases, the first phase will consist of purchasing of land and building of an infrastructure in the vicinity of the BRCS health center. This service will be an annex of the Kinindo Red Cross Health Centre. During this phase we will also be able to provide shelter to SGBV victims through hotels and/or rentals. The second phase will be much more holistic with activities ranging from training of staff and volunteers, group activities for SGBV victims in view of their socio-economic reinsertion in the community, community sensitization in neighbourhoods and schools and supporting the national Hotline number. Additionally, support will be given to the Red Cross branches for income generating activities to insure sustainability of the action through own funds of the BRCS. This project will focus on the first phase of the plan. The NLRC in partnership with the Burundi Red Cross and the ICRC have launched a program to enhance prevention of SGBV in Bujumbura Mairie with a focus on changing perceptions and behaviour related to SGBV and to increase access to and utilization of services for survivors of SGBV in the Burundian capital. BRCS volunteers and medical staff are trained on care for victims of SGBV and prevention and communities are sensitized on sexual violence and domestic violence. BRCS intends to scale up its interventions in SGBV to continue activities of behaviour change of the population of Bujumbura Mairie and provide quality services to the victims One of the gap identified is the lack of emergency shelter to refer survivors of SGBV that have security concerns and for this reasons cannot remain in their homes or are chased away from their families. Emergency shelters are places that provide immediate security, temporary refuge, and support to survivors escaping violent or abusive situations. They constitute a formal response service as part of GBV case management. This service is, through the referral process, made available to any survivors of violence who are in imminent danger. Purchasing of land and construction of building in the vicinity of the BRCS health center. This service will be an annex of the Kinindo Red Cross Health Centre 360 survivors of SGBV Bujumbura Mairie The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality 362000 -29966 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 9737 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -2863 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 131 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10902 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross -235500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 247000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 5403 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 87663 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 11792 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5174 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 235500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 7450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6799 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3668 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 109585 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 5503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -109585 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 109585 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 5361 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2572 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49608 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Burundi Red Cross 3673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 362000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 5434 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3007 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3767 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4610 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031 The Netherlands Red Cross This programme supports emergency response for so-called silent disasters - small scale emergencies world-wide that usually do not appear in the news and therefore do not generate much support. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Volcanic eruption 2013815 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of this DREF operation is to reduce the morbidity and mortality of the targeted population due to Influenza A outbreak during the project period. The project targets 373,000 direct beneficiaries and 2.5 million indirect beneficiaries, who are living in high-risk provinces for Influenza A outbreak in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. The operation will be implemented over a four-month period. On 19 January 2018 the Vice Minister of Public Health officially informed the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Pyongyang of an outbreak of Influenza A (H1N1) stating that between 1 December 2017 and 16 January 2018 there was a total of 126,574 suspected influenza cases – individuals presenting with influenza-like illness. Of these, 81,640 cases were confirmed as Influenza A (H1N1) and as per the Ministry communication there had been four deaths – three children and one adult. According to the Ministry, 24.5 per cent of suspected influenza cases (numbering 31,010) were among children aged 0-7 years, 22.8 per cent (n= 28,858) were among children 8-16 years and the rest 52.7 per cent (n= 66,706), were among those who were above 17 years. The outbreak has become generalized throughout the country with 28.7 per cent of cases in the capital city – Pyongyang. The Government has requested support for influenza vaccination targeting high-risk individuals, with the MoPH specifically requesting 30,000 Oseltamivir tablets for healthcare workers. WHO has already mobilized a total of 6,500 dosages of oseltamivir which will reach the country during the last week of January and first week of February 2018. There is a request to strengthen the non-pharmaceutical aspect of the operation with an emphasis on public health including surveillance and preventive activities with agencies requested to support conducting an effective communication programme.2 So far, the outbreak has not been graded as WHO is awaiting further epidemiological information from the MoPH including the age break down of suspected and confirmed cases, number of pregnant women affected and confirmation of the type of influenza. Water, Sanitation & Hygiene activities and Medical and first aid activities. Total number of people affected: From 1 December 2017 to 23 January 2018 there were a cumulative total of 178,259 influenza like illness (ILI) cases and 110,015 laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A / HIN1. Number of people to be assisted: 373,000 direct beneficiaries. The DPRK RCS has selected the provinces of South Hamgyong, North Pyongan and South Pyongan as their priority areas to support the response in the prevention and control of the influenza outbreak. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective is to meet the essential needs of the 2,500 most vulnerable herder households (approximately 9,000 people10) who are affected by severe winter through provision of emergency relief items and/or small amounts of cash. This operation is expected to cover the most essential needs of 1,000 herder households for 40 days with food and animal care kit and the needs of 1,500 herder households for one month with cash support. Mongolia has suffered from severe winter conditions known as Dzud since the last two winters. The extremely harsh winter that continued after the drought in summer has depleted the herders’ reserves of hay and fodder. Continuous harsh conditions have put at risk millions of livestock, which are the only source of food, transport and income for almost half of the Mongolian population. As herders experienced two consecutive droughts throughout the country followed by severe winters, it did not allow herders enough recovery time to be prepared for this winter. Food, seeds and plants and cash disbursements - Number of people to be assisted: 2,500 herder households (approx. 9,000 people) - Total number of people affected: 52,800 herder households Out of the 20 provinces and one city that are facing extreme winter situation, the DREF operation will target seven of the most affected provinces. This DREF will target following soums in seven provinces (areas not reached through FbF programme, FAO and PIN): № Target provinces Target soums 1 Arkhangai Battsengel, Tsetserleg, Ikhtamir, Tariat, Tsakhir, Khairkhan 2 Bayankhongor Shinejinst, Bayangobi, Zag, Jargalant 3 Darkhan-Uul Darkhan, Shariin gol 4 Dornogobi Altanshiree 5 Umnugobi Servei, Bayandalai, Bayan-Ovoo 6 Tuv Bayan-Unjuul, Sergelen, Ugtaal, Bayanchandmani, Jargalant, Erdene 7 Uvs Zavkhan, Undurkhangai, Baruunturuun 8 Nomadic way of traveling between soums to look for better grazing place The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The main objective of this DREF emergencyp in Burundi is to provide lifesaving emergency services to newly arrived Congolese Refugees; including women, men and children in the provinces of Rumonge and Nyanza Lac for an initial period of three months. The emergency response interventions outlined in this EPoA will continue to be coordinated within the existing National Platform (coordinated by the Ministry of Security) and UNHCR, in broad consultation with the BRCS and other UN agencies. Refugees from DRC receive the following BRCS assistance: access to safe drinking water, basic sanitation (temporary latrines and hand washing facilities) and food distribution in cooperation with WFP. Sporadic inter-communal violence in the Ituri region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and attacks by armed groups in North Kivu in December 2017 resulted in mass internal displacement and population movement of thousands of Congolese refugees into neighbouring countries, including Burundi. Since 24 January 2018, the South-East border of Burundi, more specifically the shores of Lake Tanganyika, have been recording a massive influx of Congolese refugees fleeing confrontations between the DRC armed forces and armed groups. Clashes started in Sud-Kivu province, specifically in Fizi and Baraka territory, forcing people to escape the crossfire through overloaded boats. The territory was under militia control when the Congo Air forces and ground troops intervened with the aim to recover the area. Burundian authorities in Rumonge and Makamba provinces have been overwhelmed by the massive refugee influx and are unable to provide sufficient assistance to the newly arrived refugees, resulting in requests for immediate humanitarian assistance. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Total number of people affected: 40,000 people Number of people to be assisted: 40,000 people (8,000 households) BRCS presence in DREF operational area: • In Rumonge the BRCS has a permanent staff of 5 and volunteers • In Nyanza Lac Commune (Makamba Province) BRCS has a permanent staff of 2 and volunteers The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross On 3rd March 2018, at around 16:00 local time, Rubavu District, located in the Western Province of Rwanda, experienced heavy rains, which resulted in flooding along Sebeya River and other areas where people live on steep hills were affected by landslides due to heavy rains. The affected areas are in four sectors of Rubavu, namely Nyundo, Nyakiliba, Rugerero and Kanama. In fact, the flooding resulted more from increased rainfall upstream than in the affected areas. There were no predictable signs of flooding downstream. The main aim of the DREF is to ensure flood-affected population’s immediate needs are met through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total number of 4,750 people (950 households) whose items/properties were destroyed. Due to flooding, and according to the data gathered during joint rapid and detailed assessments conducted by RRCS, volunteers and local authorities, around 5,000 households (25,000 people) from 7 cells of the four sectors were affected by the floods, of which 4,750 people from 950 households were directly affected. These 950 Homeless families are being accommodated in the nearby communities after their homes were either destroyed or damaged by flowing waters and mud debris. Immediately, the flash floods caused 5 severe injuries, 141.5 hectares of crops flooded (including plantations of beans, potatoes, maize and tea), 643 livestock washed away, 10 bridges destroyed, 1 school affected, and students’ school materials washed away. At onset, 28 houses were destroyed. The NS will support the flood affected through the provision of essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance. Support also includes food, WASH and non-food items. Based on the rapid and detailed joint assessment results, the directly affected population by the disaster is 950 households (approx. 4,750 people) out of an overall 5,000 households affected households. The teams composed of the volunteers and the local authorities visited the affected communities and assessed the real situation of the houses and household items. In some houses, flooding water has entered houses at lesser extent while for others, much water and debris have caused bigger losses and even destroyed houses. It is against these criteria that the assessment and beneficiary classification was made. In addition to these criteria, targeting will prioritize families with elderly persons, female headed households, chronically ill people and large families amongst others. Nyundo, Kanama, Rugerero, Nyakirirba The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of this DREF is to deliver an accountable operation that meets the immediate needs of 10,000 people displaced into Kenya in Moyale, Marsabit County by providing shelter interventions, nutrition and basic health services, access to water, hygiene and sanitation, food security as well as protection, gender and inclusion activities. In February 2018, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia stepped down, causing the declaration of a state of emergency and widespread rebellion by the civilians (against the state of emergency), that resulted into an ambush of a military truck heading to Oromia by a suspected from Oromia. Infuriated by this development, the military is reported to have retaliated on the 10th March 2018 leading to 13 deaths, 20 injuries and 16 reported missing. At the time of assessment, a total of 69 injuries had been reported. The immediate aftermath of this armed encounter resulted into the displacement of about 1,650 households (8,200 people) in the first three days. This population is hosted in Somare, Kukub, Mayie, Sololo, Sessi, Dambala Fachana, and Butiye and has increased to 10,557 over the past week. KRCS, UNHCR and The Refugee Affairs Secretariat (RAS) are carrying out registration of the population hosted in these centres. Based on the current situation in Oromia region, it is anticipated that more people will move across the border and if the current trend of about 100 households coming daily is maintained, it is projected that the population will reach 15,000 by end of the month of March 2018.The immediate aftermath of this armed encounter resulted into the displacement of about 1,650 households (8,200 people) in the first three days. This population is hosted in Somare, Kukub, Mayie, Sololo, Sessi, Dambala Fachana, and Butiye and has increased to 10,557 over the past week. KRCS, UNHCR and The Refugee Affairs Secretariat (RAS) are carrying out registration of the population hosted in these centres. Based on the current situation in Oromia region, it is anticipated that more people will move across the border and if the current trend of about 100 households coming daily is maintained, it is projected that the population will reach 15,000 by end of the month of March 2018. Shelter - relief, food, WASH and medical and first aid. Within the operation, KRCS is targeting all asylum seekers streaming into the country (approximately 10,000 people or 2,000 households). However, preference will be given to the following groups: • Unaccompanied children • Families and /women with children • Elderly • People living with disabilities Host communities are not included in this target; however, health services delivered are equally provided to the host communities in partnership with the Ministry of Health as agreed. Sololo (Maeyi, Kukub, Gada Korma,Dambala Fachana), Somare, Cifa/Butiye, The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0016 The Netherlands Red Cross Cholera epidemic outbreak in the region of Maradi, specifically in the health district of Madarounfa. Inadequate access to basic Social Services in the areas where the outbreak occurred; • Inadequate funding and logistic/supplies for rapid response to the outbreak; • Inadequate coordination between the Health Cluster and the Ministry of Public Health; • Inadequate community-based surveillance in place for early waring information to assist investigations and responses; • Insufficient capacity of staff in case management; • Need to scale up WASH interventions to increase common access to safe water. Inadequate access to basic Social Services in the areas where the outbreak occurred; • Inadequate funding and logistic/supplies for rapid response to the outbreak; • Inadequate coordination between the Health Cluster and the Ministry of Public Health; • Inadequate community-based surveillance in place for early waring information to assist investigations and responses; • Insufficient capacity of staff in case management; • Need to scale up WASH interventions to increase common access to safe water. target about 21,000 people (3,000 households) in the affected and at-risk areas. region of Maradi, specifically in the health district of Madarounfa. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0014 The Netherlands Red Cross The annual rainy season in Sudan usually lasts from June until October or November, affecting approximately 200,000 people each year. The rainy season this year started mid of July 2018, causing flash floods in the states bordering South Sudan and Ethiopia. These states include Kassala, Elgezira, Northern, West Kordofan and Sennar. Due to the floods, many homes were destroyed, household items and assets were washed away. The need for tarpaulins, blankets, kitchen sets, mosquito nets, mats and jerry cans have not been fully met to date as the numbers of the affected people continue to increase with the anticipation of more rains in the coming months in these states. Provision of shelter items and non-food items will ensure the beneficiary households get protection from diseases, specifically respiratory illnesses, as well as privacy and dignity. Based on information gathered through the initial needs assessment, the identified needs are related with Nonfood items, shelter, medical first aid services, tracing services, safe drinking water, health, sanitation and hygiene awareness. SRCS is in the process of providing initial support to the affected people with the assistance provided being in line with the findings of their assessments Population to be assisted: 7,500 people (1,500 households) in Kassala and West Kordofan will receive shelter related NFIs and shelter kits in the two States. Kassala, Khartoum, Nahral Neel, Sinnar, Gezira, White Nile, Kordofan and Darfur states The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0017 The Netherlands Red Cross This year, the monsoon set in the country during the month of June. Since the onset of monsoon, heavy to very heavy rainfall has been experienced covering most parts of the country. Although floods have affected many states in small to medium scale, eight states were hit badly by intense floods and landslides. These states include Kerala, West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Maharashtra. During the first phase of the monsoon, which was between June until about the second week of July, Karnataka, Tripura, Assam, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat received small to medium scale floods and IRCS has responded in small scales with prepositioned stocks. Details of the IRCS response is given in Table 1 below. The forecast predicts rainfall to continue and the impact of the monsoon is felt now over Kerala that has already received heavy rainfall during the first phase. Currently, 15 other states across south, central, north, east and north-east parts of the country are receiving rainfall with forecast for heavy and continued rainfall for the next two weeks up to 25 August. Kerala state has 44 rivers. All 80 dams across the state had released excess flood waters (with Idukki arc dam, one of the biggest in Asia opening its gates after 26 years) due to heavy rainfall over the past 10 days. The resulting floods have affected 13 out of the total 14 districts of Kerala. This year’s floods have been described as once in a 100-year event by media. Since the start of the monsoon, in Kerala alone, 324 lives were lost, 220,000 people were left homeless, 2.8 billion US dollars in economic losses with more than 10,000 kilometres of roads damaged, 223,139 people sheltered in 1,500 relief camps. Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) India: Kerala floods India: Kerala floods India: Kerala floods India: Kerala floods India: Kerala floods India: Kerala floods The overall objective is to ensure that the immediate needs of the 5,000 flood-affected households are met through provision of emergency relief items over a four-month period. This DREF operation will be focus on Kerala State, with the potential of being expanded to other states that may be newly-affected by monsoon floods. 5,000 households These states include Kerala, West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Maharashtra. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0015 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy seasonal monsoon has brought strong winds and heavy rains across large parts of Myanmar since the beginning of July this year, causing increased water levels in major rivers and floods in many regions and states. As of 1 August 2018, Nay Pyi Taw, Bago, Tanintharyi, Magway, Sagaing and Ayeyarwady regions as well as Mon and Kayin states have been affected. The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology (DMH), forecasts heavy rains the next week, and the danger level of several rivers is either exceeded or is close to the danger level. The DMH has issued flood warnings for several rivers (Chindwin, Ngawun, Sittoung, Bago) over the last week where water levels have approached or exceed the danger levels. Based on information from the Government’s Department for Disaster Management (DDM), 147,613 people (cumulative figure) have been displaced since 9 July (see table below), sheltering in evacuation sites or staying with relatives and host families. A total of 16 people are also reported to have died due to the floods. As at 1 August, 133,318 people are still staying in 299 evacuation sites or with family members. It should be noted that detailed figures are difficult to assess at this stage and there remain some discrepancies in the figures being reported by different organizations. Many people have also started to return to their homes and evacuation sites are being closed Livelihoods and basic needs, Health, Water, sanitation and hygiëne. Protection, Gender and Inclusion 15,000 people (3,000 households) Nay Pyi Taw, Bago, Tanintharyi, Magway, Sagaing and Ayeyarwady regions as well as Mon and Kayin states have been affected. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0018 The Netherlands Red Cross Since September 2017, over 1.2 million people have been internally displaced mainly along the Somali-Oromia borders, due to conflict. These people are still suffering due to a lack of basic services and facilities such as shelter, water and health care. In addition, localized inter-communal conflict has also been claiming lives of many people, damaging property, belongings and livelihoods in Moyale Somali and other parts of the country. Since 18th April 2018, there has been growing tension and conflict in the region following a significant political, social and economic reform the Federal government is implementing all over the country. Since 4th August 2018, there have been ethnic clashes between Somali and non-Somali ethnic groups in the Somali region of Ethiopia. The clashes have turned into widespread violence causing at least 52,000 people being internally displaced in Jijiga, Kebri Dehar, Degehabur and Gode towns. These clashes have disrupted the local markets with business centres shutting down and traders closing their businesses due to the insecurity. The closure of market and economic activities will, as such, result in further deterioration of food insecurity in affected communities. According to Voice of America; Amharic service dated 7th August 2018, the Somali Jijiga University with 9,000 students has also been affected by the market disruptions, as students are now unable to access food and other basic services. In Jigjiga, one of the most affected towns of these inter-communal tensions, at least 10,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) are reported to have gone back to their partially damaged houses not because they are safe but to escape extreme cold and heat weather -- temperature ranges between 18 degrees centigrade to 45 degrees centigrade in the Currently, the critical needs identified are emergency food, water, shelter, non-food items as well as emergency health and care including psychosocial support. Out of the estimated 52,000 affected people, 50% are still living in temporary shelters in churches and around military camp in Jijiga, Degehabour, Kebri Dahar and Gode. The remaining 50% people are believed to have returned to their partially damaged houses, reassured by the presence of the Federal police and army in the conflict areas. Shelter, Water, sanitation and hygiene Although all IDPs are in need of immediate assistance, priority shall be given to 13,000 people or 2,600 displaced households (25% of total caseload) who lost their entire belongings and livelihoods and remain in Jigjiga, as well as to the most affected households in Kebri Beyahe, Deghabur and Gode as detailed in Table 1 below. Special attention will also be given to women headed households with many children, the elderly, the disabled and critically sick and the injured people. In addition, those who have not received any support from ERCS, the government, UN agencies or any humanitarian agencies so far will be targeted by the intended Movement partner’s humanitarian assistance. Jijiga, Kebri Dehar, Degehabur and Gode towns. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0023 The Netherlands Red Cross The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the Disaster Relief Emergency Fund in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The IFRC introduced Forecast-based Action by the DREF in early 2018. The FbA will allow for funding of pre-agreed actions to a specific disaster to be automatically allocated based on scientific triggers. It is initially established as a separate financial pool ‘fenced’ from the current DREF, but financial contributions with a flexibility to support both mechanisms are being accepted. The FbA is expected to have a turnover of approx. CHF 1M in 2018 with a steady increase in the coming years. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 319500 19500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 300000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0025 The Netherlands Red Cross Four years of failed rains have led to massive loss of livelihoods for millions of Afghans in the northwestern provinces. Ninety-five per cent of the population there rely on agriculture, livestock and crops to survive. People have been left without enough food to feed their families. The upcoming severe winter months will likely deteriorate their situation. Temperature in these areas has already dropped close to zero degrees at night, the coming weeks will really be testing for the drought affected families with freezing conditions, potentially resulting into winter related sickness and potential deaths. On 16 October 2018 the United Nations’ Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF) and Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) have released funds to support people affected by a severe drought. The upcoming severe winter months will likely deteriorate their situation. Temperature in these areas has already dropped close to zero degrees at night, the coming weeks will really be testing for the drought affected families with freezing conditions, potentially resulting into winter related sickness and potential deaths Emergency shelter, Emergency Health Services and Wash 14000 people Herat and Badghis provinces The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0026 The Netherlands Red Cross The cyclone Gaja has set the tone towards the end of North East monsoon in India. A low pressure intensified into a cyclone made its landfall during the early hours on 16 November 2018 had hit six districts in the southern state, Tamil Nadu, namely Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur, Pudukottai, Dindigul and Ramnad. The wind speeds reached as high as 120 kmph during its landfall. A major disaster was averted due to the elaborate preparedness measures taken by the government supported by the civil society organizations. Approximately 150,000 vulnerable people were evacuated to relief camps along the coastal areas and fishermen were not allowed to go fishing. Despite elaborate preparedness measures, the wind speed and heavy rains have caused deaths, damages to houses and public infrastructure. The statistics below have been shared by email by the disaster management department, government of Tamil Nadu on 18 November 2018 to the Indian Red Cross Red Cross Society: Shelter, Health, Protection, Gender and Inclusion 3,500 households (17,500 people) six districts in the southern state, Tamil Nadu, namely Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur, Pudukottai, Dindigul and Ramnad. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0020 The Netherlands Red Cross Since 7th of August 2018, Mali has been affected by heavy rainfall, which peaked between 17 to 19 August, causing floods across the country. These floods have caused great damage in localities of six out of the ten regions of the country. In addition, according to the Climate Prediction Center’s Africa Hazards Outlook, during the third week of August, heavy rainfall accumulations (>100mm) were received throughout several West African nations including Mali, after several previous weeks of heavy and above-average rainfall. The situation, which in this current post-election period is currently affected by various types of crises (food insecurity, conflicts etc.), is likely to sustain further flooding problems in Mali and will only exacerbate the already enormous humanitarian needs in the coming months Ensuring the basic temporary shelter needs for the most vulnerable households affected by the floods; • Providing initial food supplies to the most vulnerable and affected groups for their survival; • Procuring and distributing NFI needs necessary to ensure that the living conditions of affected households are improved; • Reducing the risks of proliferation of water and vector-borne diseases caused by a lack of minimal hygiene and sanitation conditions. The overall objective of the operation is to reduce risk of further deterioration of the living conditions of the populations affected by the floods in Kita Town through provision of emergency shelter, basic food, NFI, and water, sanitation and hygiene to 600 households or 3,000 people in Kita. town of Kita, in the Kayes region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0024 The Netherlands Red Cross A 5.9-magnitude- earthquake occurred on 6 October 2018 at 20:12 Atlantic Standard Time (AST) at a depth of 15.3 kilometres deep. According to the Haitian government’s Technical Unit of Seismology, its epicentre was located at sea in the Turtle Canal, about twenty kilometres west-northwest of Port-de-Paix in the North-West Department. Many aftershocks were felt between Saturday, 6 October 2018 and Monday, 8 October 2018. The DPC reported 17 deaths: 9 in Port-de-Paix, 1 in Saint-Louis North (North-West) and 7 in Gros Morne (Artibonite). Additionally, at least 421 people were injured, and many of them were taken to hospitals in the North-West, Artibonite and North departments for treatment. According to the government’s initial emergency assessments, 31,132 persons need humanitarian assistance due to the partial or total destruction of their houses. According to the government’s initial emergency assessments, 31,132 persons need humanitarian assistance due to the partial or total destruction of their houses. Shelter: Emergency shelter for the affected population. The population who suffered the damage or destruction of their home requires emergency shelter support, with a strong emphasis on build back better. The affected population’s needs range from emergency shelter (tarpaulins and shelter kits) to support on the reconstruction or relocation of its home. 2. Health: first aid, emergency medical assistance and psychosocial support (PSS). The needs in the health sector range from first aid for the affected population injured by the destruction of its house to PSS. 3. Relief assistance: kitchen and hygiene kits. The affected population that lost its household items requires kitchen sets. Additionally, due to the hygiene situation in the country, with risks of cholera outbreaks and other waterborne diseases, the affected population needs hygiene promotion and hygiene kits. Number of people to be assisted: 300 families (1,500 people in Port-de-Paix, Saint-Louis North (North-West) and Gros Morne (Artibonite) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Response Material relief assistance and services 10000 610 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9390 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9390 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0012 The Netherlands Red Cross As the rainy season is reaching its peak in Nigeria, different parts of the country have witnessed torrential rain falls in the last one month resulting in widespread flooding. On 13 July 2018, seven states of Katsina in the North West, Niger and Abuja FCT in the North Central, Yobe and Bauchi in the North East, Ogun and Ondo States in the South West have reported devastating floods affecting communities in their states. In some communities across the state there is serious disruption as the flooding water washed away properties, livestock, farm lands, access roads, water ways and flooded almost all houses and water is still seen to be stagnant. Water distribution networks have been affected in urban centers and water points are completely flooded especially in rural communities in the states. Outbreaks of waterborne diseases such as cholera and an increase in cases of malaria are feared. Most of the affected populations have lost everything including food and non-food stocks. Health priority actions;  WASH activities;  Provision of minimum means of subsistence to allow the affected families access to food and non-food items. As the affected population resides in both rural and urban areas, a socio-economic and market assessment will determine the minimum package to be supported for each selected household, so that cash is used to respond in this sector.  Volunteers capacity will be strengthened through refresher trainings for cash distribution (to support families);  Prevention of waterborne diseases and orientation training for community engagement.  A continuous assessment of the needs of affected households will be conducted to adjust actions undertaken through this operation. a total of 778 households (5,449 individuals) will benefit from the operation as direct beneficiaries. Hence the focus is on the displaced individuals. However indirect beneficiaries will also be reached through awareness raising and education which will be provided by the volunteers in the communities. Focus areas in Nigeria will be in North- West Nigeria focusing on the 6 states of Katsina, Bauchi, Ondo, Ogun, Niger and Abuja. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0021 The Netherlands Red Cross On 1 August 2018, just one week after the declaration of the end of the Ebola outbreak in Equator province, the 10th Ebola epidemic of the DRC was declared in the provinces of North Kivu and Ituri, which are among the most populated provinces in the DRC that also share borders with Uganda and Rwanda. Latest numbers as of 29 September are as seen below The provinces have been experiencing intense insecurity and a worsening humanitarian crisis with over one million internally displaced people (IDPs) and a continuous efflux of refugees to neighbouring countries, including Uganda, Burundi and Tanzania. Population mobility, Health, Medical & first aid, workshop & training. 166,588 people (20% of total population at risk) North western provinces of the country, or possibly by maritime transportation on Lake Tanganyika. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 20000 1221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18779 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18779 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of assisted people NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0022 The Netherlands Red Cross The current outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in North Kivu and Ituri provinces is the 10th EVD epidemic declared in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since the first outbreak of 1976. Following the declaration of the outbreak on 1st August, as of 9 October 2018, there has been a total of 194 cases (159 confirmed and 35 probable), including 120 deaths. As such, it is extremely important and urgent to prepare for a potential outbreak at any targeted area/district of the country, to prevent the disease and limit its impact. Volunteers are willing to support, but have limited knowledge, means and tools. The proximity of DRC to South Sudan exposes the population along the border areas at risks of contracting the Ebola Virus Diseases and any suspected case may trigger panic among the communities. In this regard, there is a need for awareness raising among communities and potential psychosocial support for the SSRC staff, volunteers and communities living in identified highly at-risk areas. It is important to train the volunteers and the communities on PSS basic skills and knowledge in order to enable them to attend to the anxiety, depression, and other emotional distresses faced by survivors, frontline healthcare workers, and their affected families. The proposed operation is aligned with the Regional EVD Strategic Plan and is consistent with the IFRC Disaster Preparedness and Response strategy and hence focuses on the below key pillars: 1. Risk communication and community engagement 2. Infection, prevention and control (IPC), specifically Safe and Dignified Burials (SDB) 3. Psychosocial support (PSS)3 4. National Society Capacity Strengthening and development of an EVD contingency planning4 5. Participation in the coordination of the national response (National Task Force) and technical working groups designated specifically for EVD preparedness and response. 108,000 people Eastern Equatoria -Nimule Border Central Equatoria - Yei Western Equatoria - Maridi Yambio The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 55000 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 51643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51643 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross The initial RCRC Movement joint needs assessment in January, as well as the UNHCR Emergency Response Plan, highlight that over 40 host villages are overwhelmed by a precarious food situation, with urgent needs for shelter, food, drinking water, health, education and care for children. There is also a need to strengthen basic services (water, sanitation and health) in these villages. It is for these reasons that Chad RC is requesting a total amount of CHF 271,180, to support in responding to the direst needs of these refugee and host households. The initial strategy of the humanitarian partners included the voluntary relocation of refugee settlements in villages near the border to "host villages". However, assessments have revealed the close family ties that exist with families in the immediate host villages of refugees (border areas). In addition, during interactions with the refugee populations, it appeared that the majority expressed the wish to stay in these villages because of the links with the indigenous population that would facilitate their integration. As a result, the partners have directed their focus on multi-sectorial assistance in the host villages where the refugees have settled spontaneously. Amboko, Dohole, Dosseye, Gondje, Bebiti, Bekoninga, Kaba Roanger, Soh, Oudoumian, Bekan Centre, Mbala, Begone, Doumou, Dom, Bedagoussan and Villages of Mont de Lam (unerway) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation 9315 569 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 8746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8746 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy and prolonged rains on 16-21 May caused floods in the southern part of Tajikistan affecting 9 villages in 2 districts of Khatlon Province. between 17 and 26 May, at least 6 people were killed, 1,145 households (5,725 people) were heavily affected, infrastructure objects were damaged or destroyed in Farkhor and Panj districts of Khatlon Province. Clothing, Textiles, Ustensils & Tools Kulyab Region Farkhor - Surkhob, Vahdat -Nurmat Safarov Bokhtar Region- Panj - Komunizm,Peshqadam, Namuna, Selgah, Kabud Saifuddionov Otchopar The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0010 The Netherlands Red Cross On the night of 18 to 19 June 2018, stormy rainfall of unprecedented intensity fell on the Côte d’Ivoire capital, Abidjan and many other cities. Following this heavy downpour, several neighbourhoods in Abidjan and in country towns including Tiassalé, Toulepleu, Sanpedro registered significant material and human damage caused by ensuing floods and accompanying landslides in some high-risk areas. These landslides occurred in mainly illegal settlements and Government is taking steps to relocate residents. Water (flood water level elevated at 1.5m) has flooded the regularly built homes carrying all their resident goods and food stuffs. Affected families have either relocated to host families or in transit sites like churches, schools, etc. While extreme weather continues, their current shelter solutions do not meet basic requirements, exposing children and most vulnerable people to the risks of respiratory and waterborne diseases. Six districts of Abidjan: Abobo, Adjamé Attécoubé, Cocody, Kumasi, Yopougon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0011 The Netherlands Red Cross Guinea Bissau was hit by violent winds of 80 km to 120 km / h, (according to the National Meteorological Agency). The storm caused the destruction of hundreds of houses, social infrastructures (schools, hospitals, roads, etc.). In Bissau the capital, about 2,000 families were affected, and 420 houses were destroyed. Three (3) deaths were also reported. Approximately 800 people were displaced in other regions. Coverage of basic temporary shelter needs for the most vulnerable households affected by storms. • Covering the initial food needs of the most vulnerable and affected groups. • Coverage with NFI needs necessary to recover/restore dignified living conditions. • Reducing the risks of proliferation / increase of water-borne diseases caused by a lack of minimal hygiene and sanitation conditions. Shelter, Food, NFI and Hygiene and Sanitation 2,000 families were affected, and 420 houses were destroyed. Three (3) deaths were also reported. Approximately 800 people were displaced in other regions. The most affected areas are: Bissau, specifically, the districts of Antula, Militar, Bor, Bairro Reno, Cuntum and Praca, and the regions of Bubaque, Bolama, Biombo, Oio and Sao Domingos. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Storm Surge Response 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0013 The Netherlands Red Cross Tropical Storm Son-tinh (locally known as Henry) made landfall in Cagayan (northeast Philippines). Although the storm exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) the same day, it enhanced the habagat (local name for the annual southwest monsoon) which has been affecting the country since early July. On 19 July, Severe Tropical Storm Ampil (locally known as Inday) made landfall on the eastern side of the country, causing more rain over the western part of the Philippines as it further enhanced the habagat. Ampil exited PAR on 20 July. Tropical depression Josie, which formed inside PAR on 21 July exacerbated the situation further, bringing more rain to the already saturated countryside and cities. The habagat usually starts in June or July in the Philippines and generally lasts until early September. The national weather bureau PAGASA has forecasted more rain in the coming days as the habagat continues to affect the country. The Philippine government continues to send rainfall warnings and flood advisories through SMS and other media platforms to at-risk communities. support the PRC in conducting search and rescue, evacuations, first aid, and psychosocial support, as well as in providing affected households with food, water, essential household items and emergency shelter materials. The DREF will also support PRC in health and hygiene promotion. The interventions will also ensure community engagement and accountability, as well as child protection and gender, diversity and disability inclusion. humanitarian assistance to 30,000 people affected by the floods brought by tropical storm-enhanced monsoon rain. This DREF will support the PRC in conducting search and rescue, evacuations, first aid, and psychosocial support, as well as in providing affected households with food, water, essential household items and emergency shelter materials. The DREF will also support PRC in health and hygiene promotion. The interventions will also ensure community engagement and accountability, as well as child protection and gender, diversity and disability inclusion Cagayan, northeast Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0019 The Netherlands Red Cross On 1 August 2018, just one week after the declaration of the end of the Ebola outbreak in Equator province, the 10th Ebola epidemic of the DRC was declared in the provinces of North Kivu and Ituri, which are among the most populated provinces in the DRC that also share borders with Uganda and Rwanda. there is a tangible risk of EVD transmission in Uganda, especially as the affected area of Mbalako in Beni (DRC) is approximately 100 km from the western border of Uganda, with active cross-border movements in and out of Kasese, Bundibugyo, and Ntoroko districts. 1. Risk communication and community engagement 2. Infection, prevention and control (IPC) 3. Psychosocial support (PSS) 4. National Society capacity strengthening 194,300 people (approximately 29,860 households) Ntoroko, Bundibugyo, Kasese, Kisoro, Kanungu and Kabarole The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people assisted NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0029 The Netherlands Red Cross The volcanic activity at Ambrym continued at the level of major unrest since January 2018. Ambrym island hosts the entire population of approximately 7,286 people (2016 census), a volcanic island in Malampa province in the archipelago of Vanuatu ( It is anticipated that the displaced population, living in overcrowded conditions, will require assistance in regard to hygiene – specifically hygiene kits and awareness raising activities to prevent the spread of illness. Access to clean and safe drinking water is another anticipated need, especially due to contamination of many water sources from acid rain and ash fall. VRCS stands ready to assess further needs with the support of its partners should the need arise in the new evacuation sites. WASH, Helath and Shelter 350 households (1750 people). Vanuatu The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0028 The Netherlands Red Cross On 29 December 2018, Tropical Depression Usman made landfall in the vicinity of Borongan, Eastern Samar and weakened into a Low-Pressure Area. According to data from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), the low-pressure area which used to be Tropical Depression Usman dumped large volumes of rainfall in parts of Luzon and the Visayas in just two days. The heavy rains prompted local officials to declare a state of calamity in Camarines Sur, Albay, and Sorsogon. With the heavy rain came multiple landslides. The landslides have caused a high number of injuries and fatalities. The current numbers reported by the NDRRMC 68 confirmed dead and 19 missing. A total of 30,338 families or 128,703 persons have been affected in 323 barangays, 74 cities/municipalities, and 26 provinces in Regions V, VIII, CALABARZON, and MIMAROPA. Basic needs, Relief assistance, Health, WASH and Support evacuation. People targeted: 15,000 people (3,000 households) Camarines Sur, Albay, and Sorsogon The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of people to be assisted Total number of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Heavy rains began pouring in Kinshasa province during the night of 3 to 4 January 2018, and continued until 7 January. The overall objective of this operation is to improve the living conditions of the most vulnerable 924 households, affected by floods in Kinshasa for three months. This will be done by carrying out the most urgent activities in the shelter and NFI distribution, WASH and emergency health areas of focus. The water levels of the 5 Rivers2 that cross Kinshasa province rose abnormally and the waters flew out of the river beds, causing flooding, landslide and silting in nine (9) communes of Kinshasa, namely Galiema, Bandalungwa, Selembao, Masina, Limete, Kalamu, Bumbu, Kimbaseke and Ndjili. The disaster caused the destruction of 465 houses, left 17 people injured, and claimed 51 human lives. In total, 15 743 people (2,624 households) were affected by the disaster in many ways. Most of them have lost their basic necessity property, including school supplies for students. Several latrines and septic tanks have been washed away, a cholera treatment centre was also flooded, and 2,310 households are affected by the disaster. One of the 9 communes affected by the floods is Galiema, which is said to be the epicentre of the cholera outbreak that is currently raging in Kinshasa. There are fears that the flooding will accelerate the spread of the cholera epidemic in the entire Kinshasa province. National forecasts indicate that more rains, under the influence of cyclones from Madagascar, are to be expected until March 2018. Should this happen, more damages are to be expected In the Shelter and basic NFIs distribution sector, the most vulnerable households will be supported to rebuild their houses that collapsed as a result of the flooding and as such, each of the targeted households will be given tarpaulins to help protect them while Government is relocating them. No construction of emergency shelter is planned in this operation as Government does not want the affected populations to resettle in the affected localities. Continuous assessment will be made and the response strategy will be adjusted as the case may be. In addition, the most vulnerable families targeted will be given NFIs, including blankets, mats, buckets for collecting water, jerry cans for water conservation, kitchen kits, and soap to meet their immediate needs while being relocated. In addition, a logistics Delegate is present in Kinshasa and will assist with the procurement process to crosscheck prices and ensure quality of NFIs procured. In the WASH sector, 150 Red Cross volunteers will be trained on WASH activities while targeted populations will be trained on the safe use of household water treatment techniques followed by distribution of appropriate HHWT chemicals such as Aqua tabs. In addition, the operation will provide support for the reinstatement to habitable status of 924 flooded houses, as well as support the drainage of storm and waste water. Hygiene promotion in emergencies activities targeting women, men, girls and boys will also be implemented by trained Hygiene promoters to promote construction of household latrines and prevent the outbreaks of water borne diseases. At community level, WASH committees will be put in place to manage the implementation of activities. In the Health sector, Red Cross volunteers will be trained on the management of cholera, and cholera response activities will be carried out in the localities affected. This activity will be implemented in close collaboration with the WASH sector. Door to door and mass sensitisation will be conducted to strengthen public awareness on cholera prevention and treatment. Community engagement and accountability activities will also be carried out as crosscutting activities to enable the smooth implementation of the operation and ensure ownership of activities by the people affected. Long lasting insecticide treated nets (LLIN) will be distributed to targeted people to help prevent the spread of malaria, as the disease is endemic in DRC and mosquitoes proliferate in flooded areas. In addition, first aid kits will be given to Red Cross volunteers to support their first aid activities in the 9 communes affected. A lesson learnt workshop will be conducted to inform future NS, DREF and Emergency Appeal operations, especially as the DRC regularly faces emergency situations including unrest, epidemics and natural disasters. One of the main lessons learned over the previous emergency operations is that almost the same localities are flooded. The reason is that people are settled in floods-prone areas, while the constructions are not made to resist the environment. The NS has embarked on an initiative to raise public awareness to the danger of living in those localities, and a disaster risk reduction programme is currently being implemented in Kinshasa with support from the Swedish Red Cross. This emergency response will also serve as an entry point to convincing the populations that they need to relocate to safer places as requested by Government. 5,544 people (924 households) The disaster affected 2,624 households in 9 communes of Kinshasa. 856 of these households are headed by women, and 1,454 by men. In total, 15,743 people were affected, including 2,643 children under 5 years, 762 breastfeeding women and 124 physically impaired people. The emergency assessment team of the DRC Red Cross has determined that approximately 40% of the affected people need emergency assistance. Thus, this EPoA is targeting the most vulnerable 5 544 people selected using the following criteria. - Households with pregnant or breastfeeding women • Women-headed households • Households with elderly people • Households with physically impaired people • Households with visibly low income • Households left homeless by the disaster The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-031-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall Operational objective: 1. This DREF allocation aims to assist 3,000 families (15,000 people) affected by Mayon Volcano and displaced to evacuation centres to meet their basic needs. 2. PRC will lead the response and this DREF directly contributes to the overall PRC plan of action. 3. The geographical coverage, by municipality or barangay, will be provided later based on assessment recommendations and as more information becomes available. 4. The operation will be implemented over three months and will be completed by 20 April 2018. -13 January 2018, 17H00: Mayon Volcano generated a phreatic eruption, generating steam and ash approximately 2,500-meter high. -14 January, 00H30: As more phreatic eruptions occurred, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHILVOLCS) raises Mayon from alert level I (abnormal) to alert level II (increasing unrest). -14 January, 11H40: Mayon’s crater is exhibiting signs of a new lava dome and beginnings of lava flow towards the southern slopes. PHILVOLCS raises the alert to level III (high unrest), signifying an increased tendency towards hazardous eruption, that magma is at the crater and that hazardous eruption is possible within weeks or even days. With the level III alert raised, PHILVOLCS recommends a 6-km permanent danger zone and a 7-km extended danger zone be enforced – prohibiting all unauthorized human activities within the extended radius – due to danger of rockfalls, landslides and sudden explosions or dome collapse that may generate hazardous volcanic flows. -15 January: Two lava collapse events occur, producing rockfall and small-volume pyroclastic density currents. Ash clouds were produced with ashfalls reported in 39 barangays in the municipalities of Camalig and Guinobatan, southwest of the volcano. -16 January: Lava flow and more rockfall events were observed. It is reported that more than 3,000 tons of sulfur dioxide was emitted by Mayon on this day – six times the normal daily emission. The provincial board declared Albay under state of calamity – allowing local governments to use their calamity funds for relief operation. Shelter and household items, Livelihood and basic needs, health Total: Shelter: The overall target in the 5 evacuation centers is 3,000 families. PRC will provide 2,500 sets of NFI’s from bi lateral support, the DREF will support the gap of 500 NFI sets. 500 households (2,500 people) will be provided with non-food items – sleeping mats, blankets. 250 number of tarpaulins will be provided to support the evacuation centres for partitions, extension, cooking areas, etc. Five evacuation centres (temporary housing up to 15,000 people) will be supported with camp management. Livelihoods and basic needs: 3,000 households will receive the unrestricted cash grants. This targets all families who remain in the evacuation centers for a protracted period of time. Health: The awareness generation and personal protective equipment will reach out to all affected people across the targeted communities, approximately 15,000 people in 5 evacuation centers. A subset of this population will also receive medical attention (estimated at 500 people) and PSS services on demand. A total of 200 pregnant and lactating women will be provided with nutrition information and additional provisions so that they or their newborn receive their nutritional requirements. WASH: The overall target in the 5 evacuation centers is 3,000 families. PRC will provide 2,500 sets of NFI’s from bi lateral support, the DREF will support the gap of 500 NFI sets. 500 families in 5 evacuation centres are targeted with jerry cans and hygiene kits. 3,000 families will also be reached with hygiene promotion activities and access to clean and safe potable drinking water. 5 evacuation centers will be supported with temporary latrines from other bilateral support. Protection, gender and inclusion: All five evacuation centres will be targeted with PGI support. This will include child friendly spaces for about 4,950 children. Single women and adolescent girls (estimated at 500) and the pregnant and lactating women (estimated at 200) will be provided with dignity kits and newborn kits respectively as outlined in the health and WASH sectors. This assistance will ensure that protection, gender and inclusion is followed according to IFRC commitments. Mayon Volcano is in Albay province in the Bicol region, around 300 km southeast of the Philippine capital, Manila. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services 80000 4883 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75117 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 75117 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-015 The Netherlands Red Cross To strengthen Malawian authorities’, local communities’ and Disaster Management stakeholders’ capacities to cope with and respond to natural disasters. 241.265 beneficiaries within Zomba, Chikwawa and Nsanje will see their own preparedness and response capacities increased while being supported by well-coordinated Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) and governmental response structures. The Netherlands Red Cross Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 120651 -5124 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5124 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -5124 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 33000 Incoming Commitment Prinses Margriet Fonds The Netherlands Red Cross 602 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -602 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-015-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The objective of the ECHO 2 project is to strengthen Malawian authorities’, local communities’ and Disaster Management stakeholders’ capacities to cope with and respond to natural disasters. 241.265 beneficiaries within Zomba, Chikwawa and Nsanje will see their own preparedness and response capacities increased while being supported by well-coordinated Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) and governmental response structures. The in-kind contribution for this project is for 510 activities that covers staff cost, mapathon and travel cost The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Malawi Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 43000 4876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13865 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 630 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 965 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-018 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) in partnership with the Young Expert Programme (YEP) offer young Dutch and local experts in the field of agrofood and water the opportunity to gain experience in the field of international aid. The Programme is carried out jointly with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP), and the Food and Business Knowledge Platform. This programma is an umbrella programme for all YEP Programmes that are implemented by the NLRC. For each new Young Expert that we employ, a new project underneath this programme needs to be established (as each Young Expert has its own income from YEP). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge 141357 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-018-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The project is based on the Integrated Risk Management framework an enhanced, holistic approach to increase community resilience by integrated disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation and ecosystem management and restoration. To integrate disaster risk reduction with climate and ecosystems, this project touches upon three components: Disaster Risk Reduction, Water and Sanitation and Livelihood. The Young Expert will contribute to the SGDS and YEP Themes by providing technical assistance to achieve project goals that are in line with SDG 3,6, 11,13 and 17. Through the Young Expert Programme the Young Expert has access to a mentoring, coaching and supervision programme, a six-week training trajectory over a period of two years and a Young Expert alumni network that can serve as a stepping stone in her career. The Dutch Young Expert will provide the Red Cross with technical support and training for the water and sanitation component of the Tacloban project in the Philippines. The Young Expert will be given the opportunity to learn about Water and Sanitation interventions during disasters and emergencies by working closely with experienced staff of the Red Cross. Philippines Red Cross and the Netherlands Red Cross Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Philippine Red Cross YEP Programme Bureau Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Flood Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 30000 646 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 333 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3706 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2061 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 721 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2329 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1500 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 2508 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3920 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2290 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27000 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-018-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Under the Next Generation programme has prioritised youth development. Interventions for youth aim at developing youth as assets for agricultural and economic growth of the community and the country at large. A Young Expert will play a key role in addressing the development and food security/livelihoods needs of young people and their households. The Young Expert will contribute to enhancing the ability of the NLRC to save lives, protect livelihoods, promote sustainability and contribute to a healthier, safer and more resilient world. NRLC is seeking ways to increase our human resource capacity to ensure the effective delivery of programs. The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) currently does not have sufficient technical Food security and Livelihood. The Dutch Young Expert not only provides technical assistance to the project but also will help to train the local staff of the Philippine Red Cross and builds the project cycle management capacity of the PRC. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross YEP Programme Bureau Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness 75007 11814 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1090 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross -2182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2697 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1182 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 438 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1285 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1081 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 961 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27000 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 791 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1797 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 490 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1914 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2345 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19844 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 116 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2194 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 852 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-018-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) in partnership with Philippines Red Cross (PRC) and Local Government in Surigao Del Notre Province has launched a 3 year (2016-2018) integrated ‘Youth ignite: Agents of Change ’ project. The overall goal of the project is to enable youth cope with the impact and consequences of armed conflict and are thus adding to the overall resilience of the community. This is the funding from YEP for the local Young Expert Earl Montero. The project is targeting 5 municipalities affected by conflict and that are also affected by disasters such as floods, landslides, typhoons and earthquakes. These risks pose a huge threat to the lives of young people. The lack of employment opportunities and social safety nets generate tension and leave civilians with limited options for a sustainable livelihood. Within Surigao province, insufficient opportunities exist for young people to earn a living, subsequently heightening their chance of facing poverty and turning to illicit activities. Youth face numerous serious struggles in their daily lives. They struggle with the threats of poverty, armed conflict and natural hazards that result in psychological and emotional distress and affects their perception of life. Increasing number of youths tends to focus more on surviving rather than prioritizing their education. The Netherlands Red Cross recognize that conflicts and disasters often require a commitment to longer-term recovery that extends beyond the provision of immediate food, shelter and medical assistance. Food security and eco-smart Livelihoods is a huge component of this project and seeks to help youth and their households recover or improve upon their pre and post-disaster living conditions in all areas and strengthen and sustain their livelihoods. The Food security and eco-smart Livelihood interventions will apply Sloping Agriculture Land Technology (SALT). SALT is a package technology used for soil conservation , crop production and diverse livelihoods options for farmers in mountainous/hilly areas. The main aspect of SALT farming is the use of contour bunds to conserve fertile topsoil and water. This ensures that farming on hillsides can be done in a more sustainable way. This approach to Food security and Livelihoods will promote self-sufficiency among beneficiaries. Seeds can be harvested and stored for future use, bees are being kept to pollinate the plants, whilst at the same time providing honey, green cuttings can be fed to livestock that produces manure to in turn fertilize the soil. These aspects reduce the dependency of SALT farms on external inputs, such as expensive and potentially more damaging artificial fertilizers, and reduce the dependency of SALT farms on single products. Using SALT approach, three (3) demonstration farms will be established in strategic locations-visible to community members for inspiration purposes. Two livelihood training centres will be rehabilitated. 60 farmers will be organised to form 3 cooperatives , linked to the 3 demonstration farms. These livelihood centres will be used to provide eco-smart livelihood trainings for approximately 1200 youth in the project area. Surigao Del Notre, Mindanao, Philippines The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3FM YEP Programme Bureau Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm Surge Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Aid to Environment 36350 3672 Incoming Commitment 3FM The Netherlands Red Cross 9500 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross -8108 Incoming Commitment YEP Programme Bureau The Netherlands Red Cross 1096 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1199 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 51 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 375 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 281 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 94 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1538 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 378 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023 The Netherlands Red Cross Since August 2016, tension and violence in the Kasaï Central province has caused forced displacement and further erosion of the overall humanitarian situation throughout Greater Kasai and the surrounding provinces. In 2017, the violence expanded to Kasai, Kasai Oriental and Lomami provinces. In the last year alone, around 1.4 million people are reported to have been displaced from Kasai conflict. In October, the UN classified DRC crisis as an IASC Level 3 Emergency The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 1730101 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross Phase 2 of previous Shelter - Refugee inlfux project The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 179000 -486 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -626 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -30 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -456 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 30 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12970 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -12970 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 26221 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -2585 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3675 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44059 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 19908 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 905 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 169000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 10607 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2110 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 9253 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -12253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45602 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1259 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 179000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1433 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9253 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 173 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross To reduce risk of transmission of Ebola and water related illnesses in Kyaka II Settlement, Uganda through strengthening community preparedness. The growing population movement of DRC refugees to Uganda has a severe impact on the existing and limited social networks and infrastructure, especially in the Western-Uganda Kyegegwa district (Kyaka II). - Ebola risk communication, Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA), hygiene promotion (HP); - Community-based surveillance (CBS) at community level; - Psychosocial first aid support (PSS - FA); - Infection, Prevention and Control (IPC) measures; - Strengthen the National Society in Epidemic Preparedness through dissemination of the EVD Contingency plans. The project targets Congolese refugees in Kyaka II settlement. The majority of the Congolese refugees are women and children, including people with special needs. Number of people to be assisted: 15,000 people / 3000 households The Project targets 2 zones in Kyaka II settlement i.e. Itambabinigna and Sweswe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 150000 -13982 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 7472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -9491 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -898 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -88 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -15158 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 116240 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 3710 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14092 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 6340 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 58800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 7269 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 50000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Utilisation of vaccination, prophylaxis, etc NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0007 The Netherlands Red Cross The population to be assisted in this area of focus are cholera-affected people in Lomami. The assessment indicated that health centres have been destroyed, and those that were not destroyed lack access to potable water, and most of them do not have medicine. Some health centres do not have latrines. Health personnel have gone for a relatively long period without their salaries. The high cholera fatality rate is due to a lack of rehydration solutions in Kwilu and Lomami. Activities aimed at preventing the outbreak of a cholera and other communicable diseases such as measles and malaria epidemic in the province targeted by this emergency appeal will be carried out, complemented by cholera prevention actions. Since August 2016, tension and violence in the Kasaï Central province has caused forced displacement and further erosion of the overall humanitarian situation throughout Greater Kasai and the surrounding provinces. In 2017, the violence expanded to Kasai, Kasai Oriental and Lomami provinces. In the last year alone, around 1.4 million people are reported to have been displaced from Kasai conflict. In October, the UN classified DRC crisis as an IASC Level 3 Emergency the proposed approach under this Emergency Appeal is to start with a community health response to the cholera outbreak in Lomami, while reinforcing the National Society’s capacity to respond to other possible disease outbreaks such as measles. The appeal will target 244,300 people, or 10% of the total population estimated to be exposed to epidemics. The primary focus of interventions in this first phase will be on health and care activities; water, sanitation and hygiene; and National Society capacity strengthening for nine months. Upon successful implementation of activities in the first phase of this appeal, a further assessment will be carried out to meet additional recommendations of the multi-sector needs assessment. DRC RC and IFRC Lomami province, Kasai region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Response Material relief assistance and services 244617 229688 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 14930 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 229688 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross People fleeing from interethnic violence that erupted in the Ituri and North Kivu Provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) arrived in Uganda. Interethnic violence that erupted in the Ituri and North Kivu Provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Health, Shelter, Wash, Protection and PSS Kwangwali Refugees Kwangwali The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 40000 37559 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2441 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 37559 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The population to be assisted in this area of focus are cholera-affected people in Lomami. The assessment indicated that health centres have been destroyed, and those that were not destroyed lack access to potable water, and most of them do not have medicine. Some health centres do not have latrines. Health personnel have gone for a relatively long period without their salaries. The high cholera fatality rate is due to a lack of rehydration solutions in Kwilu and Lomami. Activities aimed at preventing the outbreak of a cholera and other communicable diseases such as measles and malaria epidemic in the province targeted by this emergency appeal will be carried out, complemented by cholera prevention actions. Since August 2016, tension and violence in the Kasaï Central province has caused forced displacement and further erosion of the overall humanitarian situation throughout Greater Kasai and the surrounding provinces. In 2017, the violence expanded to Kasai, Kasai Oriental and Lomami provinces. In the last year alone, around 1.4 million people are reported to have been displaced from Kasai conflict. In October, the UN classified DRC crisis as an IASC Level 3 Emergency the proposed approach under this Emergency Appeal is to start with a community health response to the cholera outbreak in Lomami, while reinforcing the National Society’s capacity to respond to other possible disease outbreaks such as measles. The appeal will target 244,300 people, or 10% of the total population estimated to be exposed to epidemics. The primary focus of interventions in this first phase will be on health and care activities; water, sanitation and hygiene; and National Society capacity strengthening for nine months. Upon successful implementation of activities in the first phase of this appeal, a further assessment will be carried out to meet additional recommendations of the multi-sector needs assessment. DRC RC and IFRC Lomami province, Kasai region The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 140000 131455 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -51643 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8545 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 3357 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 183098 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total amount of people targeted Total amount of people reached NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross The overall objective of the DREF operation is to ensure that the immediate Shelter, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and Health needs of 1,400 households are met through the provision of essential emergency relief assistance Since December 2016, there have been sporadic reports of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), resulting in casualties and bringing over 60,000 people to seek refuge in neighboring countries including Angola, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. As of 31st of July 2017, Zambia had hosted a total of 25,063 Congolese asylum seekers in major refugee’s sites (Meheba, Mayukwayukwa and Makeni). Of this number, new arrivals in Zambia accounted for over 3,000 people over a period of six months in seven border cross points (BCP). Most of the Congolese population is in the Meheba camp (North Western province). From August and the first week of September, there has been a sharp increase in the number of asylum seekers crossing into Zambia through Chienge, Kaputa, Nsumbu and Mpulungu. The DREF Operation will last for three months and will support continued needs assessment as well as the provision of Shelter and WASH related non-food items to the most vulnerable populations affected (1,400 households, 200 households per TC). 1400 househoulds Refugee settlements on the border of DRC and Zambia The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services 60000 3662 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 56338 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56338 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-023-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Response to refugee influx, coming from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The objective of the refugee shelter project is to reduce vulnerability due to a forecasted above normal rainfall in the Northern part of Zambia in the upcoming rainy season. Violence and repeated armed clashes in several provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are causing alarming levels of human suffering resulting in large scale displacement. As a result, there is currently an influx of about 4,000 refugees into Zambia, the number is increasing by the day. Stakeholders; UNHCR contingency plan predicts an increase of up to 20,000 people by the end of the year. ZRCS with support of IFRC / DREF, NLRC / DRU, UNHCR and UNICEF will cover an estimated 7000 people (35% coverage). Therefore, this fund is foreseen to be a top up on the available resources to cover up to 20,000 people. The project aims to provide access to adequeate shelter and sanitation 10.000 people Zambia, the project will run in 6 border reception centres including the established longer-term settlement The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross FSU (Financial Sustainability Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 385000 2431 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -6089 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -265 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 66 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 40 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2565 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1534 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 128 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 80078 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 464 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1219 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1703 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 747 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1763 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -146 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 38800 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 402 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1655 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 23803 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1389 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 65003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2145 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 300000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 85000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -146 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -274 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1672 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2605 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 430 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1391 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 793 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1677 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 25802 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 778 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 96592 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -20000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 154500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 993 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -154500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 154500 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 20000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-136 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021 St Vincent Vulcanic Eruption The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Volcanic eruption 141561 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-136-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross An unearmarked contribution to MDRVC005, La Soufriere Emergency Appeal-Activities in St Vincent & the Grenadines to enable the remaining activities as presented in the attached presentation (zie KD13280) to deliver assistance and support for 18 months to 5,400 people affected by the La Soufrière volcanic eruption. The operation will focus on the following areas: Shelter and Essential Household Items (EHI), Livelihood & Basic Needs, Health and Psychosocial support (PSS), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Gender & Inclusion (PGI), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Recovery Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Gender Equality 41561 28800 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 10225 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 39025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2537 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-136-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Pledge to the IFRC appeal St Vincent & Grenadines - La Soufrière Vulcano MDRVC005 to deliver assistance and support for 18 months to 5,400 people affected by the La Soufrière volcanic eruption. The operation will focus on the following areas: Shelter and Essential Household Items (EHI), Livelihood & Basic Needs, Health and Psychosocial support (PSS), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Gender & Inclusion (PGI), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). 5400 people The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Volcanic eruption Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 100000 93897 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 93897 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6103 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-127 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening access to basic health at the primary health care will ensure continuum of care for women and children who were adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 153000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-127-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening access to basic health at the primary health care will ensure continuum of care for women and children who were adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Prevention / Mitigation Disaster prevention and preparedness Gender Equality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) 153000 4692 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -4692 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4567 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 125 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3280 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3280 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 1412 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3280 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -450 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5507 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5507 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -3730 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society -5507 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 153000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 472 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 966 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 133000 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 78242 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 14025 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 975 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 54758 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Zambia Red Cross Society 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total number of beneficiaries of the project Q3 2021 report Q3 2021 report Q3 2021 report NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-146 The Netherlands Red Cross Strengthening institutional Disaster Preparedness and community level Epidemic Preparedness in Uganda European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness Epidemic 1536220 -84497 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 95018 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -8409 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross -8800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 8800 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 41017 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 1258983 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-146-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Action will strengthen the capacities of District Disaster Management Committees, District Task Forces and their local structures to establish well-functioning multi-hazard preparedness and response systems to ensure Early Warning and Early Action. There is a clear need to strengthen DRM in Uganda to address the multiplicity of crises including epidemics, new refugee influxes and natural hazards. The most common and frequent hazards include floods, landslides, drought, earthquakes, hailstorms and windstorms. Since 2017, Uganda has experienced an influx of refugees from South Sudan and DRC and is now hosting 1,4 million refugees. In the coming time UNHCR predicts a large influx of refugees into the country. The scale of the refugee crisis continues to overwhelm national and local capacities. Active cross border movement combined with porous borders increases the risk of importation of epidemics (e.g. EVD). Besides, communities are often affected by Cholera, Typhoid Fever, Malaria and Diarrhoea. The COVID-19 global pandemic is widespread and is strongly impacting the health system, economy, livelihoods and protection. 1. Enhance district level capacities by providing support in the development and operationalization of multi-hazard district contingency plans, improving EW systems and enhancing surge capacity. 2. Integrate Forecast-based Action into DCPs 3. Strengthen community-level epidemic preparedness by enhancing surveillance and referral systems to ensure early detection and response regarding diseases / events of public health concern. 4. Advocate for a National Disaster Preparedness and Management Law that incorporates anticipatory funding principles. 5. Ensure protection mainstreaming in all elements by enhancing responders' capacity on protection and accountability towards the population and the adaptation of protection into EW/EA mechanism. 11,864 local populations in the area. 5,000 displaced people The Action targets distrits that are exposed to multiple hazards and are accepting new refugees, or are transit areas: * Kisoro * Ntoroko * Kanungu * Kasese * Isingiro * Kamwenge * Kyegegwa * Kikuube The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Legacies granted to NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 1235704 1036678 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 75635 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -2626 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -503 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -10884 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -228 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -10414 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -32 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -100 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -111 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 1461 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2666 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1030 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1423 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 484 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 44 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -4063 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 337 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1573 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9708 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3915 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 56 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 663 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2714 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18052 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18581 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114365 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 127 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 27316 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 312 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19478 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21273 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13740 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 34242 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 887 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -13740 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -34242 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 249664 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 13410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12383 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 106 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1524 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9366 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society -9366 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11601 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 555 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 983 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9516 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13164 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 314 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10607 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7224 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 250000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 11043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 537 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12449 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7035 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9868 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 113826 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 45673 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 502 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -113826 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross -45673 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 113827 Incoming Commitment Legacies granted to NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 45673 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 12358 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1206 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 249989 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 40694 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 111 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 923384 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society 20 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Total number of beneficiaries of the project 9,014 comprise 5074 males and 3,939 females. Under Result 4 (crisis modifier), 1550 landslide affected people were reached through NFI kits while 1297 landslide affected people reached with cash. The remaining 6,167 People comprise direct beneficiaries reached under result 1, 2 and 3 (See below result description). result 1: DDMC and DTF have improved their effectiveness of Early Warning and Early Action and are able to address multiple crises (epidemics, displacement and weather-related hazards); supported by URCS which has enhanced capacity to perform its role in the National Disaster Risk Management (DRM) system. Result 2: Community epidemic preparedness and response capacity is enhanced. Result 3: The National Disaster Risk Management system is reinforced, and the National Disaster Preparedness and Management Bill is approved. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-146-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Action will strengthen the capacities of District Disaster Management Committees, District Task Forces and their local structures to establish well-functioning multi-hazard preparedness and response systems to ensure Early Warning and Early Action. There is a clear need to strengthen DRM in Uganda to address the multiplicity of crises including epidemics, new refugee influxes and natural hazards. The most common and frequent hazards include floods, landslides, drought, earthquakes, hailstorms and windstorms. Since 2017, Uganda has experienced an influx of refugees from South Sudan and DRC and is now hosting 1,4 million refugees. In the coming time UNHCR predicts a large influx of refugees into the country. The scale of the refugee crisis continues to overwhelm national and local capacities. Active cross border movement combined with porous borders increases the risk of importation of epidemics (e.g. EVD). Besides, communities are often affected by Cholera, Typhoid Fever, Malaria and Diarrhoea. The COVID-19 global pandemic is widespread and is strongly impacting the health system, economy, livelihoods and protection. 1. Enhance district level capacities by providing support in the development and operationalization of multi-hazard district contingency plans, improving EW systems and enhancing surge capacity. 2. Integrate Forecast-based Action into DCPs 3. Strengthen community-level epidemic preparedness by enhancing surveillance and referral systems to ensure early detection and response regarding diseases / events of public health concern. 4. Advocate for a National Disaster Preparedness and Management Law that incorporates anticipatory funding principles. 5. Ensure protection mainstreaming in all elements by enhancing responders' capacity on protection and accountability towards the population and the adaptation of protection into EW/EA mechanism. 11,864 local populations in the area. 5,000 displaced people The Action targets distrits that are exposed to multiple hazards and are accepting new refugees, or are transit areas: * Kisoro * Ntoroko * Kanungu * Kasese * Isingiro * Kamwenge * Kyegegwa * Kikuube The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 109104 2894 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -2894 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 94561 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -75649 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75649 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -18912 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18912 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2894 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies -2894 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 18912 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 75649 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-146-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross The Action will strengthen the capacities of District Disaster Management Committees, District Task Forces and their local structures to establish well-functioning multi-hazard preparedness and response systems to ensure Early Warning and Early Action. There is a clear need to strengthen DRM in Uganda to address the multiplicity of crises including epidemics, new refugee influxes and natural hazards. The most common and frequent hazards include floods, landslides, drought, earthquakes, hailstorms and windstorms. Since 2017, Uganda has experienced an influx of refugees from South Sudan and DRC and is now hosting 1,4 million refugees. In the coming time UNHCR predicts a large influx of refugees into the country. The scale of the refugee crisis continues to overwhelm national and local capacities. Active cross border movement combined with porous borders increases the risk of importation of epidemics (e.g. EVD). Besides, communities are often affected by Cholera, Typhoid Fever, Malaria and Diarrhoea. The COVID-19 global pandemic is widespread and is strongly impacting the health system, economy, livelihoods and protection. 1. Enhance district level capacities by providing support in the development and operationalization of multi-hazard district contingency plans, improving EW systems and enhancing surge capacity. 2. Integrate Forecast-based Action into DCPs 3. Strengthen community-level epidemic preparedness by enhancing surveillance and referral systems to ensure early detection and response regarding diseases / events of public health concern. 4. Advocate for a National Disaster Preparedness and Management Law that incorporates anticipatory funding principles. 5. Ensure protection mainstreaming in all elements by enhancing responders' capacity on protection and accountability towards the population and the adaptation of protection into EW/EA mechanism. 11,864 local populations in the area. 5,000 displaced people The Action targets distrits that are exposed to multiple hazards and are accepting new refugees, or are transit areas: * Kisoro * Ntoroko * Kanungu * Kasese * Isingiro * Kamwenge * Kyegegwa * Kikuube The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Austrian Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Epidemic Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 191412 170873 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 165762 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Austrian Red Cross 17743 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Austrian Red Cross 153129 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Austrian Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196 The Netherlands Red Cross This 'programme' is part of a 5-year Partnership between NL MoFA and NLRC. It consists of two main pillars. 1. Communication and Humanitarian Diplomacy. NLRC pursues diplomacy towards key decision makers and opinion leaders to promote humanitarian values and attention for the most vulnerable in decision-making and policy development. Where there are clear common goals, NLRC and NL MoFA work in partnership and do joint humanitarian diplomacy. Key topic areas for strategic communication and HD are: solidarity, local response, safeguarding humanitarian space, and (drivers of) humanitarian crises. 2. Learning. Within the partnership an overarching external midterm review and final evaluation will be conducted. In addition, a number of thematic studies on central topics of the partnership in which there is a mutual interest are performed. Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services Disaster prevention and preparedness Material relief assistance and services 1307889 (moved the indicator to the programme level, original reporting date is May 11th 2023) (moved the indicator to the programme level, original reporting date is May 11th 2023) (moved the indicator to the programme level, original reporting date is May 11th 2023) Added the 51 of 2025 to the earlier 63. The number of 2025 includes the Gaza taskforce meetings. Added the 51 of 2025 to the earlier 63. The number of 2025 includes the Gaza taskforce meetings. NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0009 The Netherlands Red Cross Study on collaboration between RCRC and the UN: This study focuses on strengthening UN partnerships and enhancing data collection to provide clearer insights into funding flows and identify areas where stronger advocacy is needed to drive systemic change in the humanitarian sector. The RCRC Movement, however, recognises that it cannot achieve this transformation alone. Real progress depends on the active engagement of partners who need to accelerate their efforts and translate commitments into tangible action During the General Assembly in 2024, NLRC co-hosted a UN Partnerships side event, reinforcing its commitment to equitable collaboration. This event marked the launch of the Blue-Red Pillar Study, developed in partnership with the IFRC and seven NSs. The study focuses on strengthening UN partnerships and improving data collection to better understand funding flows and advocate for systematic change. The primary objective of this study is to conduct a detailed mapping exercise to assess the current state of partnerships between Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies and UN agencies. This will include: • Quantitative data collection on funding flows between UN agencies and National Societies, including bilateral funding and various pooled funds. • Qualitative analysis of the quality of the funding (terms, conditions), and nature of these partnerships. • Identification of challenges, opportunities, and best practices in these partnerships The study consists of 3 phases: Phase 1: the first 6 months will be solely for data extraction and monitoring. Phase 2: analysis and peer to peer exchange: By using the Community of Practice, the SOL will work on discovering other challenges that the NSs are facing in working with the UN (for example, visibility, lack of trainings etc.). Phase 3: creating key messages, narratives and empowering HD on the topic. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 32250 196 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30417 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross Humanitarian Diplomacy and Communication as part of the MoFA 2022-2026 partnership. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 311285 3453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3455 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3586 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3203 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3191 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 114598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -114598 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 795 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6491 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 410 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1401 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6531 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 632 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 234 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -156356 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 6561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 244 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6566 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6556 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6218 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3896 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 63 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 815 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2990 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 897 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1113 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 950 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3679 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3686 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 354252 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -354252 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1482 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 889 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 845 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4102 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 901 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5286 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5296 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4746 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 539 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 823 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5344 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2465 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 473 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5309 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1351 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1189 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4907 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 431090 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -431090 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 36 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 470 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10356 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 454000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7738 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1003 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7551 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1519 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3387 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1671 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3386 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3392 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 604 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3380 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1115 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 301 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2467 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0008 The Netherlands Red Cross External Evaluation ILOT top up The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 28483 28483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -28483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2279 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28483 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -2279 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28483 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Learning as part of the NLRC-MoFA 2022-2026 partnership. The 'project' consists of: - a partnership midterm review; - a partnership final evaluation; - a number of thematic studies. The project on the one hand ensures accountability; to the donor, affected populations and other stakeholders. On the other hand, it will facilitate learning for the current partnership and beyond, to improve humanitarian programming in the long run. The midterm review and final evaluation will be conducted by external consultants to ensure independency. For the thematic studies, the team will be more mixed, and may consist of RCRC actors, knowledge institutes, universities and consultants. The primary audience for the learning products are the NLRC and MoFA. In addition, direct implementing partners within the RCRC Movement (NSs & IFRC) are also main stakeholders. In particular the thematic studies, are expected to be disseminated to a wider audience, the humanitarian sector more broadly. The reach of the partnership is global. However, there is expected to be more focus on the countries in which NLRC has a long-term partnership with the NS, these are: CAR, Ethiopia, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Mali, oPT, Philippines, South Sudan, Sudan, Uganda, and Zambia. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross Cluster Strategische Bedrijfsvoering & Finance 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 589163 23521 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1050 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -130 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 129 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 68432 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -809 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4813 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1650 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1443 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1460 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 991 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -18000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken 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The Netherlands Red Cross 4436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 664580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -664580 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23595 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4250 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 260 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15571 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11636 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 509 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 642 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2134 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 782 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15504 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1647 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 664 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1656 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 210 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2373 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3689 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 838 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 773844 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -773844 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5540 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2820 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 272 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 724514 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Learning/PMER support to ILOT-crisis The Netherlands Red Cross The 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Red Cross 6178 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross The purpose of this position is twofold, supporting IFRC and supporting NS. The post holder will provide strategic guidance and coordination to the IFRC and its network, on needs relating to the interplay between sanctions, counter-terrorism and sanctions regimes and humanitarian action. Pledge to IFRC for support on CT and Law position/ co-funded by others (Swedish RC) IFRC and NS's Global The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross General 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 30000 423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -423 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 28169 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 1831 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 28169 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-196-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross Overall communication products created as part of the overall NL MoFA-NLRC Partnership 2022-2026, e.g. content trips, end-communication products graphic design of annual reports. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PMD (Programme Management & Development Team) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Multisector aid for basic social services 216706 278 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 293 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24589 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1680 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 47192 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1785 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1662 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5612 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 777 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 35394 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3790 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 209506 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -209506 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 166706 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 4235 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34302 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -34302 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 93 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2122 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3240 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5264 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 204 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 408 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1034 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2939 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1068 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 50000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 2978 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1020 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-174 The Netherlands Red Cross Digital Transformation of the IFRC Network The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 835012 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-174-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross This project supports the IFRC Network with increasing the digital maturity of national societies To improve the speed, quality, effectiveness and accountability of the humanitarian services by national societies By facilitating the digital maturity assessments, develop digital roadmaps with national societies, and provide technical advise on the use of data & digital to support the implementation of the digital roadmaps. Globally The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 510 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 835012 732 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 200 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12683 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15300 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13275 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 18946 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 13097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11608 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 16870 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 25498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8685 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 17421 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 21364 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 31064 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20585 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -3877 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24221 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 967 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 197 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20043 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 30327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 512 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 211 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 39569 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 225 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6617 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23097 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1092 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 268 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 33859 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 426 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 348 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26561 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1162 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26629 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 411 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24784 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 19996 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22114 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 481 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1450 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24453 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 334 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 24291 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 45464 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 24322 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 22287 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 396 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1742 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 37785 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 545 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 363 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 36974 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14563 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 702816 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -702816 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 15800 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3879 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 692 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 139742 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 5514 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3499 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2413 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 527 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 5808 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 327 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14840 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 8776 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3319 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7282 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 11720 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 7984 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3725 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 600000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151 The Netherlands Red Cross The humanitarian service point provides support to Migration and refugee flows from sub-Saharan and North Africa, the Middle East and into Europe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 383318 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0004 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial support the Belgian Red Cross deployment on the Ocean Viking rescue ship The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 13700 -1096 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1096 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1096 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 1096 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -1096 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13700 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 13700 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross Contribution for Delegate deployment: Operational Manager HSP@Sea The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 26000 -26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 26000 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 26000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -26000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 26000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French 26000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0003 The Netherlands Red Cross SUB3 donation for Ocean Viking The humanitarian service point provides support to Migration and refugee flows from sub-Saharan and North Africa, the Middle East and into Europe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 159750 150000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 9750 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 150000 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0006 The Netherlands Red Cross HSP@SEA: Belgian Red Cross Support in Search and Rescue Operations The HSP@SEA initiative began in July 2021 as an Emergency Appeal and has been part of the Europe Region Operational Plan since January 2022. This operation leverages the strengths of both organizations: • SOS MEDITERRANEE focuses on search and rescue (SAR) operations. • The IFRC provides support to survivors, including food, water, medical care, and psychosocial assistance. Belgian Red Cross Involvement Since 2021, the Belgian Red Cross has actively supported this operation: • Delegates sent: 4 delegates across 3 roles (Protection Delegate, Protection Team Leader & Operations Manager). • Rotations participated in: 8 different rotations. Belgium RC during 2025 will continue supporting the Protection sector by deploying delegates for the two required profiles on the Ocean Viking: • Protection Delegate • Protection Team Leader The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Complex emergency Response Material relief assistance and services 30628 -4375 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 4375 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 26253 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 30628 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross Total people rescued during 2 rotations of Ocean Viking NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The humanitarian service point provides support to Migration and refugee flows from sub-Saharan and North Africa, the Middle East and into Europe The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Civil unrest Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 112140 105295 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6844 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 105295 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross Targeted beneficiaries of the total appeal (at initiation) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-151-0005 The Netherlands Red Cross Financial support the Belgian Red Cross deployment on the Ocean Viking rescue ship. 3 rotations during the year. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Belgian Red Cross- French Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 41100 -3288 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 3288 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross -3288 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 41100 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 41100 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross People rescued during the 3 rotations in the Ocean Viking People rescued during the 3 rotations in the Ocean Viking NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-223 The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopia Support The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 42542 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-201 The Netherlands Red Cross Improved food security and access to natural resources for affected communities in Northern and Kassala States The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 6538610 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-197 The Netherlands Red Cross Addressing Basic Needs of vulnerable populations affected by conflict and displacement Ethiopian Red Cross Society The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services 2411679 -1018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 93357 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 69247 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196436 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -297849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 297849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 689876 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1017 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 297849 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 280347 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-197-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Action aims to improve living conditions for the most vulnerable in the target communities through integrated response that will cover restoration of community water supply, rehabilitation of WASH structures in health, schools and IDP facilities, hygiene promotion, provision of emergency health care services and mainstreaming protection. ERCS capacities as local partner will be strengthened with trainings, ambulances and further support to Emergency Operation Centres, which were established under previous actions, including ECHO-funded ones. This action will be closely coordinated and aligned with DG ECHO funded Cash Consortium, in which DRC and ERCS participate, and which targets the same geographical areas and communities. In Amhara region (North Wollo and North Gondar), Southern Tigray(Alamata) and Benishangul Gumuz region(Asosa and Metekel) The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society European Commission European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Response Material relief assistance and services 706312 -942 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 942 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -10630 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 1354 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -1354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -8642 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society -8230 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 1018 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross -35517 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 38517 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -37407 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -37407 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -25962 Incoming Commitment European Commission The Netherlands Red Cross 35517 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 37407 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 25962 Incoming Commitment European Commission The Netherlands Red Cross -16972 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 69463 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 4249 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 4831 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12379 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3031 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2673 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 550 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 17241 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 150 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 89386 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 498 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12788 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1315 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12458 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 23390 Incoming Commitment European Commission The Netherlands Red Cross -23390 Incoming Commitment European Commission The Netherlands Red Cross -53934 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 338663 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 13474 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 9036 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 20932 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10446 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 67815 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 9226 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15486 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10756 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 12705 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15075 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 64644 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 485596 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 10517 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14685 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 196991 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 10198 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 49566 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -38517 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -114210 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 103161 Incoming Commitment European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) The Netherlands Red Cross 53934 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 8232 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 3060 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 160 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 137474 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross 5388 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 14131 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 79 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 1354 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 186 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 591 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 53934 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Ethiopian Red Cross Society 750 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 34 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-197-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross HIP 2023 on DP and anticipatory action > proposal development The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Uganda Red Cross Society Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands 9322 9322 Incoming Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross -893 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 10215 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-168 The Netherlands Red Cross Programme for emergeny related projects in the Middle East-North Africa region in 2022 and onwards. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Material relief assistance and services Drought 213000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-168-0002 The Netherlands Red Cross The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) reports that 29 of 31 provinces, and especially seven – South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi – have been severely affected by the drought. The lack of safe and sufficient water supply for drinking, hygiene, agriculture, animal husbandry, and electrical power is having a devastating and increasingly unsustainable strain on households’ health, income in addition to encouraging negative social trends and coping mechanisms. In terms of livelihoods, assistance will be provided through emergency support in the form of unconditional cash, as well as programmes to provide training, materials, and expertise in adapting livelihoods and ensuring those who remain in agriculture and animal husbandry are more resilient to the prevailing climatic conditions. With respect to health, alongside support through mobile medical teams that reach remote locations to treat and refer patients suffering from sand/dust-induced ailments, the IRCS will engage in psychosocial support to address the feelings of despair and abandonment that losing livelihoods and migration engender. In WASH, the focus will be on identifying the most vulnerable and assisting in emergency provisions – a continuation and beefing up of the respected IRCS water donation programme This Emergency Appeal will target 800,000 people in the seven most affected provinces, namely South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi, among which, three provinces share a border with Afghanistan South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 106500 100000 Incoming Commitment Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken (BuZa) The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies This indicator is used for Multilateral programming, could be used for IFRC DREF/EAPs. No disaggregated data available (Operational update 01/06/23) No disaggregated data available (Operational update 01/06/23) NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-168-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) reports that 29 of 31 provinces, and especially seven – South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi – have been severely affected by the drought. The lack of safe and sufficient water supply for drinking, hygiene, agriculture, animal husbandry, and electrical power is having a devastating and increasingly unsustainable strain on households’ health, income in addition to encouraging negative social trends and coping mechanisms. In terms of livelihoods, assistance will be provided through emergency support in the form of unconditional cash, as well as programmes to provide training, materials, and expertise in adapting livelihoods and ensuring those who remain in agriculture and animal husbandry are more resilient to the prevailing climatic conditions. With respect to health, alongside support through mobile medical teams that reach remote locations to treat and refer patients suffering from sand/dust-induced ailments, the IRCS will engage in psychosocial support to address the feelings of despair and abandonment that losing livelihoods and migration engender. In WASH, the focus will be on identifying the most vulnerable and assisting in emergency provisions – a continuation and beefing up of the respected IRCS water donation programme This Emergency Appeal will target 800,000 people in the seven most affected provinces, namely South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi, among which, three provinces share a border with Afghanistan South Khorasan, Kerman, Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Fundraising actions of the NLRC Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross DPRU (Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Drought Response Material relief assistance and services Gender Equality 106500 100000 Incoming Commitment Fundraising actions of the NLRC The Netherlands Red Cross 100000 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 6500 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-145 The Netherlands Red Cross 2021 Mali Crisis Response The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Disaster prevention and preparedness 110000 NL-KVK-40409352-PRJ13-145-0001 The Netherlands Red Cross NPL funds for crisis response in Mali. Strengthening of the Emergency Operations Centre that was developed under the RP II project. The Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross Nationale Postcode Loterij Actual start Planned End The Netherlands Red Cross PU (Partnership Unit) 070 - 44 55 678 projects@redcross.nl https://www.rodekruis.nl Postbus 28120, 2502 KC Den Haag, Netherlands Preparedness Disaster prevention and preparedness 110000 -12023 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -12756 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross -12023 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 2678 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2336 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 6188 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 929 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 743 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 2029 Expenditure The Netherlands Red Cross 15638 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 94362 Commitment The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross -15638 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross 94362 Disbursement The Netherlands Red Cross Mali Red Cross 110000 Incoming Commitment Nationale Postcode Loterij The Netherlands Red Cross