Grants and Contributions

This includes countries such as including Afghanistan, Colombia, Haiti, Lebanon, Myanmar, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, West Bank or Gaza, and Yemen.

This includes countries such as including Afghanistan, Colombia, Haiti, Lebanon, Myanmar, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, West Bank or Gaza, and Yemen.

This project operates in multi-countries, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Central America, Colombia, El Salvador, Global, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Ukraine?and Venezuela.

With the support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC), WFP provides targeted food assistance to vulnerable populations to reduce acute malnutrition and food insecurity and protect livelihoods.

These communities are among the most vulnerable in Ukraine, and include significant numbers of women, vulnerable youth and children, the elderly and people with disabilities.

The project aims to: i) enhance the capacity of the Museum to generate and utilize high-quality research on the Holodomor; ii) increase the management capacity of the Museum including in alignment with principles of GE, inclusion, and diversity; iii) strengthen the operational continuity and sustainability of the Museum; and iv) increase understanding and awareness, particularly among the international community of the Holodomor genocide, including its gendered impacts.

This project aims to enhance the resilience and well-being of at-risk older people, including those with disabilities, by providing sustained access to essential care, basic services, and support in Eastern Ukraine. Project activities include: (1) revising response program activities, outcomes, and monitoring f

This project seeks to promote the protection of human rights of men, women, girls, and boys across all regions of Ukraine, including territory occupied by the Russian Federation.

This project supports the provision of vital chemical, biological, nuclear and radiological (CBRN) protective equipment to Ukraine, specifically, gas masks and their required filters.

November 2024 – The 2024 Humanitarian Needs Response Plan reports that 6.5 million people across Ukraine require support within the protection cluster and its sub-clusters.

November 2024 – 11.1 million people need protection-related support. These include 3.2 million children and 7.8 million people with health-related and shelter needs. The displacement and family separation increased the risk of gender-based violence (GBV), human trafficking and other conflict-related protection risks, such as torture. Also, the decline in mental health and unprocessed trauma reduced individuals’ ability to cope with daily life. This helps to increase protection risks, including GBV and child abuse, and caregivers’ capacity to provide care for children.

With Global Affairs Canada’s support, Development and Peace helps address the urgent needs of 6,250 vulnerable women, men and children impacted by the ongoing conflict in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, and Odesa oblasts. The project focuses on meeting the critical needs of women single-headed and older-single-headed households (SHHs) with children and older dependants (identified target group). Project activities include: (1) providing sensitization activ