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Darfur - UNICEF in action

Fatima, a 9-year old Sudanese refugee: one of the many 110,000 Sudanese refugees now benefiting from UNICEF support in the remote eastern region of Chad after fleeing attacks on villages in Sudan.

Action

Current UNICEF Chad activities to assist both Sudanese refugees and local Chadian communities include: distribution of blankets; measles vaccination and Vitamin A campaigns; delivery of school-in-a-box kits; supply of Arabic school books from UNICEF Sudan to support education activities; provision of basic school materials; distribution of family water kits; delivery of mid-wife kits; supply of therapeutic milk; hygiene education; monitoring of separated children; water and sanitation activities; and, the supply of recreational materials for play.

Sector	Project title
NFIs $45,292,841	Minimum WES to host communities Develop and maintain safe WES
Education $19,689,156	Expansion of Basic Education Emergency Basic Education to Hosts/Returnees
Health $19,012,560	Immunization Plus Support to PHC Services Safe Motherhood
Nutrition $3,659,040	Therapeutic Feeding/Nutrition Surveillance
Child Protection $3,642,000	Children associated with fighting forces Support and services to victims of SGBV Monitoring, reporting and advocacy for Child Protection Securing services for separated and vulnerable children Strengthening services for the recovery of protection of IDP children Prevention and response to SGBV Mine Risk Education
Total needs	USD 135, 556,092

Donor Appreciation

UNICEF appreciates contributions made by the Canadian International Development Agency and the UNICEF French National Committee. For more details on how to assist with funding, please contact UNICEF Chad’s Representative, Stephen Adkisson, at: sadkisson@unicef.org.

For more details on funding for Darfur, please contact Dermot Carty, Director of Operation for North Sudan at dcarty@unicef.org.

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