Sample of organizations participating in consolidated appeals

Roles and Responsibilities

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4.7 Roles and Responsibilities

Cluster name	Relevant governmental institution	Cluster lead
Agriculture	Ministry of Agriculture	FAO
CCCM	DPC	IOM
Coordination and Support Services	DPC	OCHA
ER	Ministry of Public Works, DPC, Ministry of Labour, Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Natural resources.	UNDP
Education	MoE	UNICEF
Emergency Telecommunication		WFP
Food Aid	DPC, Ministry of Agriculture	WFP
Health	MoH, DPC	WHO
Logistics	DPC	WFP
Nutrition	MoH	UNICEF and SC
Protection	DPC, HNP,	MIUSTAH Human Rights section of the OHCHR
Child Protection	MAST, MCFDF, BPM, IBESR,	UNICEF
Gender-based violence	Women’s Ministry	UNFPA
Shelter and NFIs	N/A	IFRC/UN HABITAT
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene	DINEPA, DPC	UNICEF

5. CONCLUSION

While the national and international humanitarian response to the earthquake victims was able to meet all critical live-saving needs in the initial response phase, the overall situation in Haiti continues to be extremely fragile. The January 12 earthquake displaced around 2.1 million people of whom 1.3 million still reside in temporary settlements and 600,000 live with host families. Many of these people were already poor and vulnerable before the earthquake and have since fallen into severe humanitarian need.
The situation has further been compounded by a severe cholera outbreak in October 2010. The disease has spread rapidly and caused many deaths across the country. The epidemic was accelerated by flooding caused by Tropical Storm Tomas on 5 November, and the response has also been impeded by recent violence in Cap Haïtien, one of the places most seriously affected by cholera.
At the time of writing, the humanitarian community was struggling to contain the outbreak with limited financial and human resources on the ground. The large scale of the outbreak and its devastating impact on an already weakened population, call for an urgent and generous response to the cholera projects included in this appeal which require a total of $174.2 million.
The international community has responded promptly to the 2010 Flash Appeal for Haiti, which currently stands at 72% funded. Sustained donor support to Haiti is critical for the survival and well-being of thousands of people affected by cholera or displaced by the earthquake. It is also crucial for those who are trying to rebuild their lives and remain vulnerable to natural disasters and further disease outbreaks.
The CAP aims to support the return of thousands of displaced people and to contribute to the transition from emergency to longer-term recovery programmes. Supporting DRR, contingency planning, authorities and communities are also key elements of this appeal.
The existence of a country-based pooled fund – the ERRF– has enabled donors to channel their funds through a common, un-earmarked financing mechanism throughout 2010. The ERRF allocates funds to NGOs and UN agencies, mainly to projects already selected for the CAP, through a joint decision-making process that aims to address critical gaps and needs. This fund will remain available through 2011 for further contributions.
Accountability and transparency are paramount in any aid operation, especially one of this size. Organizations will show all contributions they receive for projects included in this appeal on the public website of the UN’s Financial Tracking Service (http://fts.unocha.org).
In the appeal’s mid-year review, clusters will report on specific outputs collectively accomplished, versus the targets they set in this document (and update continually as new information emerges) according to needs.

ANNEX I. LIST OF PROJECTS

Table IV: List of Appeal projects (grouped by cluster)

Consolidated Appeal for Haiti 2011

as of 15 November 2010

http://fts.unocha.org

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by appealing organizations.

Project code (click on hyperlinked project code to open full project details)	Title	Appealing agency	Requirements ($)	Priority	Location
AGRICULTURE
HTI-11/A/38360/5768	Soutien a l’agricolture urbaine dans la commune de Cité Soleil	AVSI	928,400	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/38369/5675	Promotion of rainfed homestead vegetable gardening in the earth quake effected area of Morne a Bateau.	Caritas Austria	106,461	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/38398/13763	Project for immediate economic rehabilitation through improved agricultural production and environmental protection.	Floresta	2,004,989	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/38945/5186	Food diversity reinforcement programme for vulnerable households through support to urban gardening.	ACF	1,141,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39085/13244	Transformation of agricultural products for obtaining value added and the transfer of money in reception areas	AMECON 2000	292,580	HIGH	Centre (Hinche)
HTI-11/A/39094/5157	Agriculture in rural areas of Léogâne and Gressier	TEARFUND	847,615	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39291/5006	Food security for earthquake-affected smallholder families in rural regions of Les Palmes, Petit Goâve, Grand Goâve	DWHH	1,256,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39374/6422	Agriculture and Livelihood Enterprises in Léogâne, Ganthier, Ponsonde and Jacmel	BRAC	418,816	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39420/123	Reduce food insecurity of rural households directly and indirectly affected by the earthquake through strengthening production capacity	FAO	5,000,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39431/123	Strengthening national capacity to coordinate, be prepared for and respond to emergency situations in the agricultural sector in Haiti	FAO	2,250,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/A/39432/123	Disaster risk reduction, environmental protection and support to coping mechanisms through the support of livelihoods to vulnerable households affected by the earthquake	FAO	6,000,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39435/123	Urgent support to women’s livelihoods to strengthen coping mechanisms and improve food security through support to food processing and commercialization	FAO	4,000,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/A/39437/123	Emergency support for the protection of livestock assets of vulnerable people in the earthquake-affected area of Haiti	FAO	4,410,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39443/123	Emergency assistance to food security and nutrition of vulnerable earthquake-affected populations through the support of kitchen gardens in urban/peri-urban areas	FAO	3,000,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/A/39474/8497	Projet d’amélioration des conditions de vie à travers des activités agicoles et de protection de l'environnement en faveur des ménages affectés du dernier séisme à Aux Cadets et à Belladere	FH	1,010,656	HIGH	Centre (Hinche)
HTI-11/A/39504/6079	Increasing agriculture production and incomes for small farmers in Jacmel and Leogone	SC	750,000	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/A/39507/6079	Small Farmers diversify agriculture activities and increase incomes	SC	1,665,500	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/A/39532/6458	Support to agricultural livelihoods in rural areas directly affected by the earthquake	ACTED	2,055,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/39603/6116	Peri-urban Agriculture Recovery Programme	Samaritan's Purse	2,000,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/A/40093/13244	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Awareness and actions to protect farmers in the Central Plateau against the fury of Cholera	AMECON 2000	765,000	HIGH	Centre (Hinche)
HTI-11/A/40340/14547	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Awareness and actions to protect people and farmers in Artibonite against the fury of Cholera.	PADIH	185,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/A/40346/123	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Support to Farmers affected by the Cholera outbreak in Irrigated areas of Artibonite as well as affected areas in Centre, Ouest and Nord Ouest Departments	FAO	3,000,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
Sub total for AGRICULTURE			43,087,517
CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT (CCCM)
HTI-11/CSS/38061/5167	Upholding of quality living conditions standards and institutional strengthening of local committees to identify and negotiate returnee solutions with relevant actors in the camps of Vitkim,Universite, Papeau, Kaype, Arnold, Erithier and Clebert in the municipality of Tabarre, Port au Prince	COOPI	877,175	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/38849/298	Emergency Psycho-social Assistance - Return and Reintegration	IOM	606,239	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39042/14499	Care and Maitenance of Emergency Shelters for IDPs	J/P HRO	64,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39044/298	Support to CCCM Partners through Coordination, Technical Assistance, Information Management and Capacity-building	IOM	13,125,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/CSS/39046/298	Support to the Protection, Assistance and Sustainable Return and Relocation of IDPs within the Framework of CCCM	IOM	42,656,250	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/39079/8498	Transition from IDP Camps to Home Communities	CW	1,400,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39218/6027	Camp coordination and management of 27 IDP sites in Fontamara Martissant; towards a progressive and qualitative return to ensure the continuity of coordination, management and support in 27 IDP sites of Fontamara Martissant	PU	750,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39226/12874	Haiti camps care and Maintenance assisting vulnerables peoples in 14 camps to return to their communities of origins	IEDA Relief	2,640,461	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39274/8502	Building Camp Management Capacity; through training, quality assurance, community mapping for durable solutions	WVI	500,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39487/14499	Transportation for IDPs from Petionville Terrain de Golfe (PVC) Camp to Countryside	J/P HRO	166,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39505/5586	Corail Camp Coordination Camp Management	ARC	620,355	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39508/5586	Camp Coordination Camp Management at Terrain Acra	ARC	657,341	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39514/5586	Camp Coordination Camp Management at Old Military Airport camp	ARC	1,016,949	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39530/14499	Energy-efficient lighting for camp security improvement	J/P HRO	71,700	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39531/14499	Community Surveillance Brigades	J/P HRO	68,300	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/39655/14546	Plan d'action communautaire pour reboiser et maintenir les quartiers propres en vue de proteger notre environnement contre les bacteries et maladies provenant des insalubrites publiques.	MS	700,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40184/298	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Support to Cholera Prevention and Containment	IOM	14,096,906	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40238/5767	Critical technical services for IDP camps in Haiti	UNOPS	7,577,509	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40276/5767	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Immediate life-saving information and critical watsan mitigation works in camps and neighborhoods affected by the cholera in Haiti	UNOPS	2,882,614	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40279/6027	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Prévenir la propagation d’une épidémie de choléra sur les zones défavorisées de Martissant 8ème section et les sites de regroupement de Fontamara 9ème section.	PU	495,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40318/14471	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Assurer la getion des Besoins dans les camps et renforcer les dispositions de controle de l'epidemie de cholera dans le departement de l'Ouest	ASA	85,639	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40342/12874	CHOLERA RESPONSE / A Coordinated Health and WASH Approach in the North West, Artibonite, and West departments including the vulnerable people living in 14 IDP camps	IEDA Relief	1,902,853	HIGH	National
Sub total for CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT (CCCM)			92,960,791
COORDINATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES
HTI-11/CSS/39481/119	Humanitarian Coordination and Advocacy in Haiti	OCHA	9,144,551	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40350/6100	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Evaluation of cholera public information campaigns in Port-au-Prince and Artibonite	Internews	193,282	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S/39490/5139	NGO Security Liaison Office	UNDSS	897,400	MEDIUM	National
Sub total for COORDINATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES			10,235,233
EARLY RECOVERY
HTI-11/CSS/39277/14518	Léogâne CASEC Capacity-building and Disaster Risk Reduction	AHV	348,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/38559/5633	Pilot project to support the return of affected people in their area of origin	Solidarités	4,077,030	HIGH	National
HTI-11/ER/38954/6116	Earthquake Relief Rubble Removal	Samaritan's Purse	9,758,155	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/38958/298	Facilitating Returns through Rubble Removal and Short-term Employment Opportunities	IOM	16,650,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/ER/38962/298	Land Tenure Assistance in support of the Return and Relocation Process	IOM	2,607,045	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39071/5186	Rubble removal in Ravine Pintade through Cash for Work activities	ACF	714,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39072/5157	Livelihoods support through cash for work and business recapitalization in remote rural areas	TEARFUND	865,484	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39093/5157	House Repairs	TEARFUND	747,489	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39130/5114	Réparations et reconstructions des maisons individuelles à Petit Goâve	HEKS	-	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39130/7809	Réparations et reconstructions des maisons individuelles à Petit Goâve	EPER Lausanne	1,250,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39189/776	Financing mechanisms for the reconstruction of damaged houses in areas of return/relocation of IDPs in 6 neighbourhoods of the Port au Prince Metropolitan Area	UNDP	7,505,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39195/13916	Small Enterprise Incubator for Inclusive Job Creation and Livelihood Generation	Entrepreneurs du Monde	695,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39203/5104	Promouvoir la réintégration économique de 30,000 femmes, jeunes et handicapés déplacés de Port au Prince, Léogâne et Jacmel, dans leurs milieux d’origine	ILO	8,056,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/ER/39205/776	Promoting return of IDPs to areas of origin through restoration of livelihoods	UNDP	9,650,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/ER/39221/6027	Livelihood and housing support to earthquake-affected populations in Port-au-Prince & Carrefour	PU	3,522,600	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39233/14518	Masonry Training and Repair of Yellow-tagged homes in Léogâne	AHV	3,192,818	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39246/14541	Restoring livelihoods of micro enterprises in Fontamara 43, Mariani.	GRUEEDH	104,390	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39248/14515	Optimiser et faciliter le retour des habitants de PITIT SAVANE dans leurs logements et leur quartier d'origine	FAU	1,324,350	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39267/5536	Safety Net and Income Generating Activities for Older People Affected by the Earthquake	HelpAge International	1,250,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39275/5536	Reduction des risques aux desastres pour les personnes agees vivant dans les camps	HelpAge International	371,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39376/5349	Inclusion of disability in the Early Recovery programme	HI	80,250	HIGH	National
HTI-11/ER/39398/8498	Economic Recovery Project for famillies in camps and host communities in Saint Martin	CW	2,396,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39405/120	Durable Solutions for most vulnerable IDPs in the border area	UNHCR	595,374	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/ER/39419/5120	Improved food security and livelihoods through safety net programmes, micro-enterprise reinforcement and employment creation	OXFAM GB	2,600,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39470/5103	Socio economic integration of youth and vulnerable adult women and men through vocational training	UNESCO	1,255,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/ER/39473/5767	Revitalization of livelihoods and improvement of safety and health condition of local communities through labour intensive trash collection	UNOPS	1,784,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39482/5767	Building assessments and management, analysis and dissemination of information available in the national infrastructure database for improved early recovery response	UNOPS	733,271	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39493/5767	Livelihood revitalization through labour-intensive canal cleaning and reinforcement of drainage system in Port-au-Prince	UNOPS	4,170,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39510/6079	Increased incomes through support for youth livelihoods	SC	526,500	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/ER/39515/6079	Livelihood support for women market traders	SC	690,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/ER/39518/7039	Supporting the Safe Return of Affected Households in Port-au-Prince to Their Communities of Origin Including Preparing and Rehabilitating the Districts (quartiers)	UN-HABITAT	8,655,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39520/1171	Enquêtes sur les services sociaux de base dans les quartiers de retour des migrants	UNFPA	749,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39535/6458	Support for recreation of livelihoods for vulnerable families in rural and urban areas directly or indirectly affected by the earthquake	ACTED	1,664,550	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39604/5767	Early recovery and livelihood revitalization through demolition of unsafe structures and labour intensive removal, processing and recycling of debris in Carrefour	UNOPS	8,050,475	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/ER/39665/5767	Repairs of earthquake damaged homes in Haiti	UNOPS	8,476,240	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
Sub total for EARLY RECOVERY			115,114,021
EDUCATION
HTI-11/E/37168/5390	Integrated Emergency Support to Schools in Gressier, Léogâne, Grand Goâve and Petit Goâve	Finnchurchaid	1,920,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/38034/13754	Capacity-building for Local Educational Association Supporting Non Public Schools in Haiti	OI	37,400	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/E/38037/13754	Community-based Psycho Social Support in Non Public Schools in Haiti	OI	77,770	HIGH	National
HTI-11/E/38047/14507	Appui à la rentrée scolaire de 3000 enfants issus de parents à bas niveau de revenu à Cité Soleil	FESFORDH	701,301	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/38104/13754	Intensive Teacher Training in Disaster Risk Reduction, Pedagogical Methods and Gender Awareness	OI	221,320	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/E/38237/5636	Ensure access to equity and quality primary education for children in affected rural communities of Petit-Goâve and Grand-Goâve, West Department, Haiti.	GVC	1,200,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/38246/5061	Disaster Risk Reduction Education in Schools and Communities in Petit-Goâve	ASB	249,395	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/38255/5128	Support to creating a dignified and safe environment in schools affected by the earthquake in Petit Goâve and Grand Goâve (Departement de l’Ouest)	CESVI	650,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/38532/8502	Early Childhood Care and Development for Haitian Children	WVI	763,590	HIGH	National
HTI-11/E/39078/5157	Education: Ensure access to high quality education	TEARFUND	3,611,486	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/39260/8498	Assisting earthquake-affected children in transitioning from emergency to normalcy through quality preschool and primary school education	CW	2,275,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/39400/124	Quality basic education for vulnerable children in earthquake-affected areas and host communities in Haiti	UNICEF	19,890,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/E/39486/5103	Enhancing disaster preparedness at community level through education in four coastal communities in Haiti.	UNESCO	503,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/E/39502/6079	Increasing access to quality education for children in earthquake-affected areas	SC	750,620	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/E/40272/5157	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Response in Rural Areas of Léogâne and Gressier	TEARFUND	48,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
Sub total for EDUCATION			32,898,882

Project code (click on hyperlinked project code to open full project details)	Title	Appealing agency	Requirements ($)	Priority	Location
EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HTI-11/CSS	EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS CLUSTER / Provision of extended ICT services to the Humanitarian Community	WFP	See footnote ^{^}	HIGH	Not specified
Sub total for EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS			-
FOOD AID
HTI-11/F/38062/5186	Food diversity reinforcement programme for vulnerable households supporting vendors and producers of fresh and processed food products	ACF	2,985,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/F/38761/561	Food Assistance to Vulnerable Groups	WFP	95,307,574	HIGH	National
HTI-11/F/39182/5768	Renforcement de la diversification alimentaire pour la population vulnérable et les DIPs de les « zones rouges » de Cité Soleil et Martissant	AVSI	720,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/F/39533/6458	Food assistance for most vulnerable population affected directly and indirectly by the earthquake	ACTED	2,975,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/F/40329/561	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Food Assistance in Response to Cholera Outbreak	WFP	-	HIGH	National
Sub total for FOOD AID			101,987,574
HEALTH
HTI-11/CSS/37704/122	Coordination of Health Services for the Disaster-affected Population in Haiti	WHO	588,500	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/37712/122	Emergency Preparedness and Response Capacity of the Health Sector	WHO	517,880	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/CSS/37797/122	Strengthening epidemiologic surveillance and outbreak prevention and control	WHO	7,415,100	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/38826/298	Capacity-building in Psycho-social Response to Emergencies and Displacement through an Executive Professional Masters	IOM	393,750	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/CSS/40192/122	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Coordination of Cholera Services for the Affected Population in Haiti	WHO	635,580	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40284/14615	CHOLERA RESPONSE / IMAT Mobile Medical Teams	IMAT	477,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/37624/13674	Trauma therapy (for earthquake victims) in the Dep. of Artibonite	LFA	56,604	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/H/37940/8767	Primary health care services for IDP of Delmas/Cité Soleil	MDM Canada	970,548	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/37955/13790	Maintaining and Improving 5 Existing Medical Clinics in Carrefour, Bristout/Bobin, Galette Chambon, Solino, Léogane and Organize Mobile Clinics in the Upper North East areas.	FHED-INC	1,560,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/38233/13723	Strengthening Reproductive Health Services for Earthquake Victims	MARCH	997,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38247/5586	Provision of Primary Health Care in the Delmas Commune	ARC	983,133	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38338/5465	Renforcement de 6 Centres de santé de Premier échelon et appuis aux structures de tutelle	France RC	1,178,200	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38470/13723	Camp edutainment	MARCH	991,110	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38540/6116	Comprehensive Maternal and Child Health Training Programme	Samaritan's Purse	306,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38541/14499	J/P HRO Lower Clinic	J/P HRO	105,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38571/14528	Soins de sante primaire au niveau de 5 sections communales de Jacmel	MHDR	232,800	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/H/38700/14536	Prise en charge et accompagnement post désastre en Haïti. Approche pluridisciplinaire & intégrée médico-légale et psycho-sociale	URAMEL	1,323,591	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38806/298	Assisted Patient Referral, Discharge and Support for Vulnerable Patients and Families	IOM	908,250	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38877/122	Environmental Health Post Earthquake	WHO	1,059,300	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/38907/8772	Prise en charge pluridisciplinaire des femmes affectées par le séisme et victimes de violence sur les communes de Carrefour, Port-au-Prince et Delmas	MDM France	1,287,363	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38923/298	Improving access to preventive public health information and linking communities with service providers aimed at returning/resettling and camp populations	IOM	798,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38943/8502	Emergency Obstetric Care	WVI	255,450	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39041/298	Ensuring Adequate Inpatient Treatment for Tuberculosis Patients among returnees, host communities, and camp populations in Port au Prince	IOM	693,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39045/8772	Amélioration de l’état de santé des populations qui ont été affectés par le séisme et ses conséquences sur les communes de Carrefour, Port-au-Prince et Delmas.	MDM France	2,171,172	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39075/7159	Establishment of a health centre for primary care and psychological support for central Port-au-Prince (Unité de Santé Familial – USF)	Saúde em Português	1,617,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39086/6116	Obstetrical Centre in Cabaret	Samaritan's Purse	3,600,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39091/6116	Cité Soleil Maternal Child Health Care	Samaritan's Purse	398,600	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39092/6116	Obstetrical Capacity Training at CHOSCAL	Samaritan's Purse	747,400	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39097/8498	Mother and Child Health, including HIV/AIDS Awareness among youth aged 15-24 years old.	CW	256,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39112/14534	Reaching the Unreached, Innovative sexual and reproductive health programming with young people most at risk in three cities	PK	285,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/H/39193/6116	Petit Goâve Trauma Centre	Samaritan's Purse	4,243,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39196/6116	Cabaret Trauma Centre	Samaritan's Purse	4,243,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39208/122	Access to a Comprehensive Package of Health Services	WHO	7,650,500	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/H/39212/122	Sog 2 et gbv apres, pendant et avant les situations de violence sexuelle	WHO	859,210	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/39237/14528	Fournir à 630 personnes infectées et affectées par le VHI/SIDA dans le Sud-Est un support en kits d’hygiène et de betterie cuisine	MHDR	299,600	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/H/39262/5536	Emergency Geriatric, Psycho-social and Home Base Care to Highly Vulnerable Older People Affected by earthquake in Haiti	HelpAge International	1,000,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39263/6116	Emergency Services Training, Petit Goâve	Samaritan's Purse	1,272,160	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39271/5850	Supporting health care provision through the establishment of mobile clinics and medical centres in some of the IDP catchment zones in the Port au Prince area	HWA	986,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39395/14528	Reamenagement du Dispensaire de l'Etat de Cochon-Gras-Jacmel	MHDR	55,000	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/H/39477/5195	Provision of primary health care services in the communes of Port-au-Prince, Delmas and Croix-de-Bouquets	MERLIN	2,801,996	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39478/1171	Renforcement des services de sante de la reproduction et de PTME dans les zones affectées par le séisme.	UNFPA	8,206,900	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39480/5195	Provision of primary health care services in the Petit Goâve commune	MERLIN	1,516,742	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39495/6079	Health in 2 IDP camps, rehabilitation/provision of services to 15 MSPP facilities	SC	1,004,500	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/H/39496/6079	Provide comprehensive Health services in 6 fixed clinics (5 of which support Hopital St Croix as main MSPP-sanctioned health care facility for area), and 6-8 mobile clinics, as needed	SC	1,004,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39499/6079	Support the provision of health services in 5 IDP camps, rehabilitation to 2 MSPP facilities	SC	996,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39609/124	Essential Health Services for children and women in earthquake-affected areas	UNICEF	12,168,468	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40169/14610	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Fight the epidemic of cholera in Haiti: Reinforce a preventive strategy and health surveillance in the countryside communities of Mirebalais and Lascahobas the centre department’s victims of the Cholera Epidemic.	MDM Argentina	200,000	HIGH	Centre (Hinche)
HTI-11/H/40183/298	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Response Project	IOM	1,012,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40189/14610	“Renforcer les soins de santé primaires et la prévention/promotion de la santé collective des femmes et des enfants des communautés paysannes de LÉOGÂNE et JACMEL, affectées par le tremblement de terre de janvier 2010"	MDM Argentina	350,000	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/H/40190/122	Mental Health	WHO	497,871	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40194/122	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Implementation of the National Cholera Response Plan	WHO	16,628,656	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40214/14471	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Reponse et Controle de l'epidemie de cholera dans le departement de l'Ouest et l'Artibonite	ASA	550,945	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40263/5536	CHOLERA RESPONSE / HelpAge International Cholera Response Appeal	HelpAge International	148,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40269/124	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Child Health	UNICEF	5,808,341	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40270/6758	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Support to community health networks to adress the cholera epidemics in the Cahos mountains (5eme section Perodin and 6eme Medor of Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite)	Inter Aide	33,300	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/H/40298/13895	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Strenghtening of 5 Haïtian departments aimed at improving the availibility and management of cholera-related pharmaceuticals and disposables	PAH	1,940,980	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40301/5585	CHOLERA RESPONSE / CARE Haiti: Emergency Cholera Awareness, Prevention and Response Initiatives in Earthquake and Cholera-Affected Areas of Haiti	CARE USA	4,309,212	HIGH	Nord-Ouest (Port-de-Paix)
HTI-11/H/40310/8649	CHOLERA RESPONSE / CTC implementation in the commune of Carrefour	FTC	981,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40321/5586	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Establishment and Operation of the Cholera Treatment Unit in Terrain Acra IDP Camp and Delmas 30 & 32	ARC	714,780	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40324/6079	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Health	SC	1,900,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40326/13934	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Treatment Centre (CTC) and Community Support	Haiti Participative	1,373,124	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40331/14561	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Formation et sensibilization des gens vivant dans les camps contre le cholera	OEDH	75,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40375/13790	Cholera Prevention and Reduction in Bristout & Bobin Camps Peguy-Ville, Port-Au-Prince	FHED-INC	220,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40379/1171	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Reinforcing Reproductive Health Care Services to Diminish the Impact of Hurricane Tomas in the spread of cholera and its effects on pregnant women, PMTC and PLWHIV	UNFPA	11,206,800	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/40381/8767	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Commune Delmas, Port au Prince	MDM Canada	937,600	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/40383/8772	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Reponse Epidemie de Cholera Departements de L’ouest et de la Grande Anse	MDM France	1,812,345	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40191/122	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Health	WHO	3,531,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40325/6458	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Emergency WASH Intervention in Community Health Care Centre	ACTED	300,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
Sub total for HEALTH			135,647,361
LOGISTICS
HTI-11/CSS/39069/561	Logistics Augmentation (Transport and Storage) and Cluster Coordination	WFP	18,300,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40341/561	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Logistics Augmentation and Cluster Coordination for Cholera Outbreak Response	WFP	6,500,000	HIGH	National
Sub total for LOGISTICS			24,800,000
NUTRITION
HTI-11/H/38126/5768	Lutte contre la malnutrition aigue des FEA et des enfants des quartiers le plus vulnérables de Porte au Prince (Cité Soleil et Martissant)	AVSI	1,248,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38198/5186	Capacity stengthening of MSPP for Community management of acute malnutrition and community prevention and management of moderate acute malnutrition in North Artibonite, Haiti	ACF	1,085,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/H/38245/5186	Transversal answer to the malnutrition issue in post emergency in Port-au-Prince	ACF	1,709,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/38555/8768	Support à une alimentation infantile adaptée et prise en charge de la malnutrition aiguë chez les enfants de moins de 5 ans et les femmes enceintes et mère allaitantes dans les communes de Petit Goâve et de Grand Goâve, Département de l’Ouest.	MDM Suisse	1,005,058	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39074/124	Emergency Nutrition Services in Earthquake-affected Areas	UNICEF	18,152,550	HIGH	National
HTI-11/H/39096/8498	Contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of children under five and pregnant/lactating women attributed to acute malnutrition in earthquake-affected zones of Port au Prince	CW	1,593,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/H/39500/6079	Reduction of infant, child and maternal mortality and morbidity through prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition in Haiti	SC	1,873,000	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
Sub total for NUTRITION			26,665,608
PROTECTION
HTI-11/CSS/38164/120	Protection Cluster Leadership and Coordination 2011	UNHCR	175,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/38164/5025	Protection Cluster Leadership and Coordination 2011	OHCHR	520,601	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/39524/5586	Training Local and INGO Partners in Preventive and Response Techniques for SGBV	ARC	150,000	MEDIUM	National
HTI-11/CSS/40177/5025	Increase capacity of national actors to respond to immediate protection needs of earthquake-affected population	OHCHR	670,090	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40236/12874	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Youth, Cholera and the Media in cholera affected areas including the vulnerable people living in 14 IDP camps	IEDA Relief	500,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/CSS/40358/14622	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Critical Supply And Medical Personnel Transport	MMRC	40,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/37595/124	Child Protection emergency response to prevent and respond to abuse, violence and exploitation in a post earthquake situation	UNICEF	24,412,050	HIGH	National
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/37868/13721	Building Capacity of Haitian Media to Raise Awareness of Child Protection and Child Trafficking Issues	CECOSIDA	255,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/37937/5465	Programme de renforcement des acteurs Haitiens dans le secteur de la protection et du psycho-social	France RC	393,250	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38043/5768	Appui au développement du système de protection d’enfance a Cité Soleil et Martissant (UN RED AREA)	AVSI	1,250,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38380/5762	Projet de prévention, de protection et d’appui psycho-social en faveur des enfants affectés par le séisme, déplacés et victimes de violences, abus et exploitation dans les départements de l’Ouest et du Sud d’Haïti	Terre Des Hommes	3,180,395	HIGH	National
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38514/7356	Providing Protection and Solutions to IDPs	USCRI	1,000,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38940/5186	Renforcement de la capacité individuelle et communautaire à répondre aux catastrophes naturelles	ACF	675,000	MEDIUM	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38942/5186	Post-crisis response to population psychologically affected by the earthquake of January 12th, 2010 in the area of Port au Prince	ACF	306,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38949/1171	Reducing Gender-Based Violence Risks in IDP sites	UNFPA	273,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/38949/298	Reducing Gender-Based Violence Risks in IDP sites	IOM	1,387,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39054/298	Mapping of the Most Vulnerable in High-Risk IDP sites in Port-au-Prince	IOM	748,125	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39249/5179	Promoting Awareness and Access to Human Rights in Port au Prince	IRC	286,760	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39354/13994	Provide Identification paper for earthquake victims in Gressier, Léogâne Grand Goâve and Petit Goâve	ACAT	429,705	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39413/13757	Reinforcement of Services for Street Children in Port-au-Prince	Heartland	2,936,027	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39428/14496	Prise en charge des enfants orphelins vulnérables affectés/infectés par le VIH/SIDA & prise en charge temporaire des enfants vulnérables victimes du tremblement de terre	MAEC	287,292	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39436/120	Protection of IDPs through response to SGBV, documentation, prevention of forced evictions and targeted intervention to the most vulnerable	UNHCR	5,212,084	HIGH	National
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39455/8498	Protecting and promoting the respect for the rights of women and children in Port-au-Prince	CW	332,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39466/8649	Strengthening GBV response in Port au Prince (communes of Carrefour & Delmas)	FTC	633,489	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39498/1171	Protection, Prise en charge et Accompagnement des femmes et filles victimes de violences en Haiti	UNFPA	7,536,300	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39503/14496	Accompagnement psycho-social des enfants vulnérables et renforcement des capacités des communautés afin de favoriser une prise en charge bénévole de proximité	MAEC	592,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39506/5179	Reinforcing the Capacity of Haitian Civil Society Organizations to Respond to and Prevent Violence Against Women	IRC	721,621	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39516/5586	Safe Spaces for Children and Youth in the Delmas 32 Area	ARC	728,240	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39519/6079	Fostering community-based child protection in Haiti	SC	2,400,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/39525/6079	Supporting Girls to lead Safe and Empowered Lives through Livelihoods and Protection Strategies	SC	500,000	HIGH	Sud-Est (Jacmel)
HTI-11/P-HR-RL/40339/14587	Improvement of the living conditions and Integration of street children around port-au-prince	FIDEH	720,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40357/5120	CHOLERA RESPONSE	OXFAM GB	1,500,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
Sub total for PROTECTION			60,751,529
SHELTER AND NON-FOOD ITEMS
HTI-11/S-NF/37844/14376	2,500 Transitional Homes for Haiti	Un Techo Para Mi Pais	4,500,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/37936/5861	Shelter Provision for Structurally Comdemned Residences in the Earthquake Zone, Port au Prince	IRD	4,210,250	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38196/14470	Moving Into Durable Shelters	ARI	1,688,751	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38230/5061	Transitional shelter construction in support of returnees and training in safer construction methods	ASB	1,490,948	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38535/6116	Emergency Shelter Preparedness for Greater Port-au-Prince and Cabaret	Samaritan's Purse	1,538,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38961/298	Provision of transitional shelters and land tenure support to facilitate a safe return for IDPs	IOM	7,917,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38964/298	Upgrading transitional shelters with more durable materials in areas of return	IOM	5,386,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/38967/298	Provision of Returnee NFI kits and Replacement of Emergency Shelters for IDPs who cannot Return	IOM	10,022,880	HIGH	National
HTI-11/S-NF/38970/298	Pre-positioning of essential Non-food Items in key regions	IOM	3,833,361	HIGH	National
HTI-11/S-NF/38983/5768	Appui aux IDPs dans les emergency shelters et les transitional shelters dans les sites de retour, pour la population de la « zone rouge » de Cité Soleil	AVSI	1,850,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39056/14522	T-shelter pour la zone de:Bois dioute, Mahotière,Rivière froide,waney87 (commune de carrefour)	HU	1,590,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39076/5157	Shelter: Provision of shelter for Disaster-affected Households in remote rural communities	TEARFUND	2,426,904	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39220/6027	Housing support to earthquake-affected populations in the municipalities of Port-au-Prince and Carrefour	PU	1,469,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39298/5006	Earthquake and hurricane resistant transitional shelters in Petit Goâve and Grande Goâve	DWHH	2,048,057	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39416/8502	Integrated Assistance for the Community Returns Process	WVI	5,453,008	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39424/8498	Concern Contingency Stocks for Emergency Response	CW	565,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39447/8502	Strengthening Emergency Shelter and Emergency Reserve Capacity	WVI	13,220,385	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39464/5585	Shelter support (t-shelters) to earthquake-affected populations	CARE USA	3,100,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39467/8497	1500 transitional shelters for Haiti	FH	2,250,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39521/5586	ARC Transitional Shelter Upgrade	ARC	3,086,736	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39529/14559	Semi-Permanent Shelters for 60 Families in Need in Bas Laferoney	AMI	269,775	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39536/6458	Improvement of the shelter response and gap coverage	ACTED	3,208,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/S-NF/39653/5767	Strengthening Transitional Shelter response in earthquake-affected Haiti	UNOPS	10,711,160	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
Sub total for SHELTER AND NON-FOOD ITEMS			91,835,715
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE
HTI-11/CSS/38243/122	Assessment and Monitoring of Water Quality	WHO	765,050	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/37932/5861	Provision of Urgent Sanitation and Hygiene Services for Earthquake-affected Communities in Léogâne, Haiti	IRD	1,200,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38060/5527	Water, sanitation and hygiene for camps and communities.	NCA	2,005,300	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38177/14471	Assurer les besoins en eau, hygiène et assainissement pour les populations affectées et vulnérables pour promouvoir leur retour et dans les camps, et, renforcer les structures communautaires pour la reduction, la gestion et la reponse aux desastres pour Port-au-Prince,Croix des Bouquets, Gressier et Léogâne	ASA	724,332	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38195/14469	Ecological Sanitation in Post-Earthquake Haiti	SOIL	963,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38201/6775	Sustainable and integrated community-based basic water & sanitation infrastructure, community management strengthening and hygiene promotion project in the region of Petit Goâve, Haiti (SICobWatSan)	AN	516,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38212/14470	Improved WASH at Schools	ARI	799,482	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38214/14470	Improved WASH for displaced persons	ARI	898,955	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38226/13282	Sustainable Hygiene Promotion and Household Chlorination in Affected Rural Areas	Deep Springs International	384,000	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38229/5186	To contribute to cover the primary needs of the population in Canaan camp, in the suburb area of Port au Prince	ACF	1,234,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38232/5162	WASH Humanitarian Assistance for Returning Earthquake Victims and Maintenance of Basic Services for Vulnerable People in Camps in Petion-Ville and Tabarre, Haiti	Mercy Corps	2,106,370	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38234/5186	WaSH response in 8 areas of Port au Prince to facilitate the return of population affected by the earthquake of the 12th of January 2010	ACF	2,784,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38236/8498	Transitioning focus of WASH Earthquake Response services from Camps to Neighbourhoods (WFFCN)	CW	2,800,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38239/5186	Portable latrines dislodging for places where no sustainable solutions can be found in a short term	ACF	802,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38240/5157	WASH In Rural Areas Of Léogâne & Gressier	TEARFUND	1,913,004	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38241/5128	Creating a dignified and healthy environment for the earthquake-affected population in Petit & Grand-Goâve (Haiti)	CESVI	800,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38242/298	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Provision of transitional WASH Services to reduce public health risk in earthquake and cholera affected areas	IOM	18,631,397	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/38244/5186	Contingency plan and stock for the Gonaïves	ACF	842,000	MEDIUM	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/38251/5636	WASH in the affected rural areas of the West Department (PG-GG)	GVC	1,960,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38377/5585	WASH support for earthquake-affected populations in Léogâne	CARE USA	1,922,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38383/5585	WASH support for earthquake-affected populations in Carrefour	CARE USA	2,387,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38388/8502	Sustainable Water, Sanitation And Hygiene Promotion Project	WVI	6,788,380	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/38551/5633	Améliorer durablement l’accès a l’eau potable, à l’hygiène et à l’assainissement des enfants scolarisés dans les écoles affectées par le séisme du 12 janvier 2010, Commune de Petit-Goâve	Solidarités	752,509	MEDIUM	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38565/5633	Improving access to water, hygiene and sanitation in IDP sites, Port au Prince	Solidarités	3,152,051	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/38570/14522	projet de constructions de latrines familiales et communautaires a roseaux dexième section communale de saint- marc dans l'une des zones touchées par l'epidemie de choléra	HU	138,927	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/39059/298	Providing clean water in St. Marc	IOM	300,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/39061/13876	Information et éducation à l’hygiène dans 3 Communes de la zone frontaliere	PESADEV	982,955	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39083/124	UNICEF WASH Emergency and Recovery in Haiti	UNICEF	24,923,865	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/39216/6116	WASH services for IDP camps in directly affected zones	Samaritan's Purse	1,376,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39219/6116	WASH Rural Returnees Project	Samaritan's Purse	1,750,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39222/6116	WASH-in-schools	Samaritan's Purse	2,662,500	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39272/12874	Contribuer à la réduction des risques liés à l’eau, la assainissement et l’hygiène“Projet de prévention et de lutte contre les maladies hydriques pour les retournés et les déplacés vivant dans les familles d’accueil	IEDA Relief	1,014,729	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39491/6079	Restoration and rehabilitation of water and sanitation facilities at the community level as a step towards building back Haiti better	SC	1,867,822	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/39528/8497	Amélioration de l’accès a l’eau, a l’assainissement et a l’hygiène des populations victimes et vulnerables dans les localités Bellevue la Montagne, Aux Cadets, Siloe et Belladères.	FH	5,350,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39534/6458	Community-based hygiene awareness and best practices in earthquake and outbreak affected areas	ACTED	2,969,300	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/39784/14561	Transformation des déchets en produits utiles	OEDH	620,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39841/13790	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Continue to Provide 11000 Bio Sands Water Filters to Prevent the Spread of Cholera and Endemic Diseases in The Upper North East areas of Carice, Mombin Crochu, Mont Organisé, Perches, and Vallières.	FHED-INC	3,060,300	MEDIUM	Nord-Est (Fort-Liberté)
HTI-11/WS/39851/14527	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Assainissement de l'eau et distribution de l'eau potable dans le camps de Delmas 33, rue Kawas	URBATEX	1,841,125	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/39851/6971	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Assainissement de l'eau et distribution de l'eau potable dans le camps de Delmas 33, rue Kawas	RI	343,971	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40119/12721	Appui à l’amélioration des conditions de vie sanitaire et socio-économique des familles affectées dans les quartiers de retour de Léogane, Haïti	OXFAM Quebec	1,065,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40203/8498	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Concern Haiti Cholera Response Project	CW	3,306,786	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40208/5186	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Emergency response to cholera outbreak in Artibonite, Nord Ouest and Ouest departments, Haiti	ACF	3,630,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40209/5162	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Response for Vulnerable People in Camps in Petion-Ville and Tabarre, Haiti	Mercy Corps	199,483	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40210/14471	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Reponse et Controle de l'epidemie de cholera dans le departement de l'Ouest et l'Artibonite	ASA	813,950	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40215/8502	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Prevention and Response Project	WVI	1,916,091	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40231/13282	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Household Chlorination at National Scale	Deep Springs International	935,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40240/6079	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Save the Children WASH	SC	2,100,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40244/5167	CHOLERA RESPONSE	COOPI	1,800,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40248/5861	CHOLERA RESPONSE / IRD Emergency Cholera Response in Artibonite	IRD	3,360,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/40256/5527	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Improving Public Health of population in camps, schools and cholera affected rural areas	NCA	2,782,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40262/5179	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Prevention in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps and surrounding areas	IRC	1,152,817	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40266/124	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Water, Sanitation and Hygiene	UNICEF	19,418,566	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40278/13935	CHOLERA RESPONSE / International Action's Clean Water Campaign against Cholera	International Action	1,000,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/40281/8649	CHOLERA RESPONSE / community-based cholera response in the community of Carrefour	FTC	449,052	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40282/5633	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Emergency response to the cholera outbreak in the metropolitan area of Port au Prince	Solidarités	5,053,344	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40288/8649	CHOLERA RESPONSE / School-Based Cholera Prevention in the Carrefour Area	FTC	626,322	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40292/5349	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Rapid response for the most vulnerable persons and their families	HI	592,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40293/13819	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Hygiene Promotion at Earthquake-affected schools	American Institutes for Research	255,065	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40295/14469	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Emergency Hygiene Promotion and Sanitation Sevices	SOIL	2,325,775	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40297/8058	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Hygiene Promotion	IRW	558,797	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40303/6458	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Emergency WASH Intervention in response and prevention to cholera outbreaks	ACTED	4,000,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40304/5186	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Sensitization of the population on cholera and prevention measures	ACF	100,000	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40305/5120	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Cholera Response Project	OXFAM GB	1,500,000	HIGH	Artibonite (Gonaïves)
HTI-11/WS/40309/12721	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Réponse d’urgence au choléra en Haïti	OXFAM Quebec	1,000,000	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40322/7790	CHOLERA RESPONSE / IEC and pre-positioning on cholera response kits	GOAL	174,120	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40328/13934	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Zero Cholera Caravane	Haiti Participative	684,162	HIGH	National
HTI-11/WS/40344/13934	CHOLERA RESPONSE / Sensitization against Cholera in Schools - Pilot	Haiti Participative	266,121	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40356/6116	CHOLERA RESPONSE / WASH Emergency Cholera Mitigation	Samaritan's Purse	3,205,400	HIGH	Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
HTI-11/WS/40376/13790	Prevention of Cholera in 80 Voodoo Temples in Léogane, Bristout/Bobin camps in Peguy -Ville, and Valheureux in the Lower Artibonite.	FHED-INC	373,300	HIGH	National
Sub total for WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE			170,976,975
CLUSTER NOT YET SPECIFIED
HTI-11/SNYS/40090/8487	Emergency Relief Response Fund (ERRF) Haiti [target needs $15,000,000]	ERF (OCHA)	-	HIGH	National
Sub total for CLUSTER NOT YET SPECIFIED			-

Grand Total			906,961,206

Table V: Summary of requirements (grouped by location)

Consolidated Appeal for Haiti 2011 as of 15 November 2010 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by appealing organizations.
Location	Requirements ($)
Artibonite (Gonaïves)	17,975,831
Centre (Hinche)	2,268,236
National	512,370,568
Nord-Est (Fort-Liberté)	3,060,300
Nord-Ouest (Port-de-Paix)	4,309,212
Ouest (Port-au-Prince)	360,246,659
Sud-Est (Jacmel)	6,730,400
Grand Total	906,961,206

ANNEX III. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES

Haiti earthquake operation
Summary of the plan of action

Background
This document reflects a summary of the revised plan of action with a total budget of 314,329,971 Swiss francs. It articulates operational adjustments to the emergency appeal initially launched on 26 January 2010, which was then revised to 218.4 million Swiss francs on 9 February 2010 (the detailed plan of action is available upon request).
Montreal declaration

In February 2010, Red Cross and Red Crescent partners involved in the Haiti recovery operation gathered in Montreal to devise a shared strategy and identify common priority areas. Collectively, Red Cross and Red Crescent leaders committed to:

strengthening the capacity of the Haitian Red Cross Society, recognizing its crucial role within Haiti’s often fractured society
providing curative health services for approximately 500,000 people for the critical first six months of the operation, as well as longer-term health support services
providing approximately 30,000 families with appropriate transitional shelter
complementing health and shelter assistance with water and sanitation for 30,000 families
contributing meaningfully to protect the most vulnerable during Haiti’s long and difficult recovery and reconstruction

Red Cross Red Crescent plan of action

A Red Cross Red Crescent plan of action was developed and presented at the Red Cross Red Crescent New York Summit in April 2010. This plan was structured around three pillars:

The three pillars approach
Earthquake operation Pillar 1	Disaster preparedness Pillar 2	Strengthening the Haitian Red Cross Society Pillar 3
Support affected households with their immediate post-earthquake needs and help them move towards recovery.	Introducing key community-based DRRand disaster preparedness measures, bearing in mind the potential impact that the rains and hurricanes can have on an annual basis upon this already weakened nation.	Focusing on the responsibility that Red Cross Red Crescent partners and the IFRC have for supporting and strengthening the Haitian Red Cross Society.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies plan of action

The IFRC plan of action comprises only part of the much broader Red Cross Red Crescent plan of action. It includes only multilateral activities, i.e., activities that will be delivered by the Haitian Red Cross Society with IFRC support, and with funding received from more than 90 national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

The IFRC’s plan and budget has been designed with the funding commitments and intentions of national societies in mind. At the April 2010 New York Summit, there was a clear indication of interest from the 25 attending national societies in providing a further (and estimated) 100 million Swiss francs to the IFRC in addition to the approximately 200 million Swiss francs that had already been contributed.^³⁶ The IFRC’s plan of action calls for 314 million Swiss francs with 85 million Swiss francs being sought.^³⁷
Overview
Cooperation among Red Cross Red Crescent actors has been essential to the Haitian Red Cross Society’s (HRCS) ability to assume a lead role in addressing the staggering needs generated by the earthquake on 12 January 2010. In the seven month period following the earthquake, the HRCS with the support of delegates, staff and volunteers originating from some 59 Red Cross Red Crescent national societies, 21 Emergency Response Units and other Red Cross Red Crescent ERTs from Mexico, Colombia, South Korea and Qatar have worked together to deliver urgently needed water, relief items (NFIs and emergency shelter), and health and sanitation services to hundreds of thousands of individuals in affected communities throughout PaP and other affected areas. As the operation transitions into longer term programming, the IFRC will continue to work with the HRCS to provide assistance to affected communities, and help Haiti rebuild so local response capabilities are better than before. The programmes described in this plan of action have been developed in consultation with the HRCS based on needs assessments in the affected communities.

Pillar 1: the earthquake operation

Relief. Increasingly, and understandably, the attention of the Haitian Government and the international and humanitarian communities are turning towards the considerable task of recovery and reconstruction. There remains, however, staggering basic humanitarian needs amongst Haiti’s displaced. The IFRC will continue to provide basic relief until the end of 2010 in an attempt to protect the basic dignity of those living in settlements. This includes the distribution of traditional NFIs and replacement of emergency shelter items that rapidly deteriorate in Haiti’s harsh climate.
Shelter. The shelter needs in Haiti are unprecedented. The earthquake displaced an estimated 2 million people with 1.3 million people finding refuge in settlements across the affected region in the months that followed. It was clear from the outset that before permanent solutions could be found, Haiti’s earthquake survivors would need considerable emergency shelter assistance as well as support to bridge the difficult transitional period of recovery.
In the six months following the earthquake, Red Cross emergency shelter distributions reached 125,000 families with 233,000 tarpaulins and more than 9,000 family tents. A second round of shelter distribution, targeting 80,000 families, began in August.
Whilst addressing emergency shelter needs, the IFRC has also started a programme that will provide 7,500 families with safe and improved shelter coupled with improved access to water and sanitation. In addition to building wooden transitional shelters, the IFRC will support families returning to their homes if the location is safe. The IFRC will also help families return to their plots once cleared of rubble, and help repair homes that can be salvaged.
Health and care. Haiti’s health indicators before the earthquake were amongst the worst in the Americas. Haiti had the region’s highest rates of infant and maternal mortality, the worst malnutrition and the highest HIV and AIDS rates. The country also had a weak public health system with only 20% of health care previously being delivered by the state. For many of Haiti’s affected, the earthquake response represents the first time that they have had access to formal and free health care.
The IFRC’s initial focus on supporting curative health services for the first year of the response will give way to a focus on community mobilization and behaviour change, supporting the long-term objectives of the HRCS which include bolstering its HIV and AIDS capacity, and strengthening its existing blood donor recruitment programme.
Water and sanitation. Everyday more than 300,000 people in PaP receive safe water from Red Cross Red Crescent partners. This support, coupled with extensive sanitation and hygiene activities, contributed heavily to the fact that there were no disease outbreaks in the post disaster phase. The water and sanitation needs in Haiti are not primarily the result of the earthquake. Prior to 12 January 2010, 63% of Haitians had regular (but not necessarily sufficient) access to drinking water. Only 17% had access to sanitation services and watery diarrhoea caused between five and 16% of child deaths.
The need for a long-term approach to strengthening Haiti’s water and sanitation capacity is clear. The IFRC has been working very closely with Haiti’s national water authority, DINEPA since the earthquake. This collaboration will continue into the third year of the operation, with the goal of successfully transferring institutional capacity from the IFRC to the public authorities.
Livelihoods. Similarly to water and sanitation, income and livelihood needs in Haiti clearly pre-date the earthquake. In 2009, various estimates suggested that between 72% and even 90% of Haitians lived on less than $1 per day. Such poverty inevitably contributed to the severity of January’s disaster and any recovery effort must address it wherever possible. Whilst planning is still underway, the IFRC’s livelihoods programme will be integrated with shelter and water and sanitation programmes. In terms of shelter, opportunities clearly exist in relation to the building of transitional shelters, the repairing of damaged houses, and removal and transformation of rubble.

Pillar 2: disaster preparedness

Preparations for the hurricane and rain season are well underway. However, other triggers for new humanitarian crises are still on the horizon. The vulnerabilities of Haitian communities to natural hazards will require many years to address effectively.

Pillar 3: National Society development

The continuing strength of the HRCS is at the very heart of the IFRC’s plan of action. The strategy that has been developed focuses on ensuring the national society’ capacity can continue to meet the needs of earthquake-affected communities. However, it also addresses the long-term priorities of the HRCS – priorities that pre-date the earthquake. It looks, for example, at continuing to ensure the HRCS´s leading role in the country’s fight against HIV and AIDS, as well as expanding and strengthening the blood service programme.

Maintaining operational capacity

The IFRC’s operation is Haiti is one of the largest in its history. More than 1,500 international delegates have been involved in the operation and an excess of 13,000 tons of aid has been brought into the country. In addition, 17 national Red Cross societies have bilateral programmes underway in Haiti. The scope of the IFRC’s logistical and operational capacity will remain consistent for the duration of the plan of action, albeit with changing and steadily increasing emphasis on recovery as of early 2011. The IFRC’s ability to support national societies in their operations will also need to be maintained, both in terms of support services and movement coordination.
Finally, the IFRC is committed to continuing its engagement with beneficiaries. Already hundreds of thousands of earthquake survivors have received vital information about the support that is available to them, as well as warnings and advice about the risks they face through the IFRC’s beneficiary communication project. The early successes of the Red Cross Red Crescent/Trilogy SMS partnership and the weekly Radio Croix Rouge Haitienne programme must evolve into a practice of sustainable engagement with our most important stakeholders: the beneficiaries.
Financial overview of the plan of action

Appeal target: 314,329,971 Swiss francs in cash, in kind, or services are required to support the plan of action of the HRCS and the IFRC. As of 24 September 2010, a total 229.5 million Swiss francs have been received to cover this budget, resulting in a 73% coverage of the appeal. The 2,560,967 Swiss francs requested to support the IFRC and Red Crescent Society’s inter-agency coordination of the shelter and NFIs cluster have already been covered by different donors.

Programme	Budget
Relief (1)	57,362,076
Health	6,843,227
Water and sanitation	36,910,005
Léogâne water and sanitation and Health	10,976,327
Shelter (2)	62,718,559
Livelihoods	9,843,264
Pillar 2: disaster preparedness and disaster response management	14,858,960
Pillar 3: National Society development	17,559,885
Movement coordination	3,883,161
Communications	4,442,775
Emergency Response Units (3)	19,445,615
In-country management	1,869,795
Support services	16,143,826
Logistics	20,655,098
Base camp and security	27,352,367
Zone office/Geneva support	3,465,030
Total plan of action	314,329,971
Shelter cluster coordination	2,560,967
(1) Relief programme includes emergency shelter activities

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Society’s vision is to inspire, encourage, facilitate and promote at all times all forms of humanitarian activities by National Societies, with a view to preventing and alleviating human suffering, and thereby contributing to the maintenance and promotion of human dignity and peace in the world.

ANNEX IV. DONOR RESPONSE TO THE 2010 APPEAL

Table VI: Summary of requirements and funding (grouped by cluster)

Haiti Revised Humanitarian Appeal (January - December 2010) as of 15 November 2010 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.
Cluster	Original requirements	Revised requirements	Carry- over	Funding	Total resources available	Unmet requirements	% Covered	Uncommitted pledges
	($)	($)	($)	($)	($)	($)		($)
	A	B	C	D	E=C+D	B-E	E/B	F
AGRICULTURE	23,000,000	58,818,036	-	31,526,150	31,526,150	27,291,886	54%	-
CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT (CCCM)	1,300,000	78,779,460	-	36,196,220	36,196,220	42,583,240	46%	-
COORDINATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES	10,487,579	21,861,148	165,430	21,833,048	21,998,478	- 137,330	101%	-
EARLY RECOVERY	49,218,850	140,705,800	-	53,617,941	53,617,941	87,087,859	38%	-
EDUCATION	11,100,000	87,536,872	-	85,523,861	85,523,861	2,013,011	98%	-
EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNI-CATIONS	782,460	4,433,765	-	782,460	782,460	3,651,305	18%	-
FOOD AID	246,039,060	486,742,542	3,635,725	349,899,032	353,534,757	133,207,785	73%	2,111,614
HEALTH	33,900,000	140,320,179	-	103,096,178	103,096,178	37,224,001	73%	450,000
LOGISTICS	33,527,705	89,843,876	-	64,629,799	64,629,799	25,214,077	72%	-
NUTRITION	48,400,000	48,108,992	-	46,236,495	46,236,495	1,872,497	96%	-
PROTECTION	16,230,000	71,867,732	-	42,940,134	42,940,134	28,927,598	60%	100,000
SHELTER AND NON-FOOD ITEMS	29,250,000	162,263,354	-	102,276,697	102,276,697	59,986,657	63%	220,000
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE	58,825,000	110,939,574	-	97,216,853	97,216,853	13,722,721	88%	-
CLUSTER NOT SPECIFIED	-	-	1,497,307	39,136,182	40,633,489	n/a	n/a	-
Grand Total	562,060,654	1,502,221,330	5,298,462	1,074,911,050	1,080,209,512	422,011,818	72%	2,881,614

NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments

Pledge: a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation by the donor. ("Uncommitted pledge" on these tables indicates the balance of original pledges not yet committed.)

Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.

Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity.

The list of projects and the figures for their funding requirements in this document are a snapshot as of 15 November 2010. For continuously updated information on projects, funding requirements, and contributions to date, visit the Financial Tracking Service (fts.unocha.org).

Table VII: Summary of requirements and funding (grouped by appealing organization)

Haiti Revised Humanitarian Appeal (January - December 2010)
as of 15 November 2010
http://fts.unocha.org

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.

Appealing organization	Original requirements	Revised requirements	Carry- over	Funding	Total resources available	Unmet requirements	% Covered	Uncommitted pledges
	($)	($)	($)	($)	($)	($)		($)
	A	B	C	D	E=C+D	B-E	E/B	F
AAI	-	3,137,582	-	-	-	3,137,582	0%	-
ACAT	-	40,600	-	-	-	40,600	0%	-
ACDI/VOCA	-	3,280,000	-	3,878,712	3,878,712	- 598,712	100%	-
ACF	700,000	30,290,843	-	17,869,823	17,869,823	12,421,020	59%	-
ACTED	-	28,330,225	-	11,382,013	11,382,013	16,948,212	40%	-
ADRA-Haiti	-	478,100	-	478,000	478,000	100	100%	-
Aide et Action	-	1,109,385	-	-	-	1,109,385	0%	-
AMI	-	211,546	-	-	-	211,546	0%	-
AMURT (USA)	-	518,940	-	-	-	518,940	0%	-
ARC	-	1,447,500	-	1,297,180	1,297,180	150,320	90%	-
AVSF	-	1,720,464	-	1,365,546	1,365,546	354,918	79%	-
AVSI	-	4,205,100	-	628,248	628,248	3,576,852	15%	-
Bioforce	-	414,433	-	-	-	414,433	0%	-
CARE International	-	12,875,000	-	11,310,684	11,310,684	1,564,316	88%	-
CECOSIDA	-	255,000	-	-	-	255,000	0%	-
CEHPAPE	-	750,000	-	-	-	750,000	0%	-
CESVI	-	1,011,400	-	1,012,751	1,012,751	- 1,351	100%	-
CISP	-	183,130	-	-	-	183,130	0%	-
COOPI	-	1,380,000	-	1,794,000	1,794,000	- 414,000	100%	-
CW	-	2,409,600	-	2,409,600	2,409,600	-	100%	-
Deep Springs International	400,000	472,592	-	-	-	472,592	0%	-
Entrepreneurs du Monde	-	741,910	-	744,431	744,431	- 2,521	100%	-
ERF (OCHA)	-	-	1,497,307	22,339,862	23,837,169	n/a	n/a	-
FAO	23,000,000	32,511,179	-	16,160,355	16,160,355	16,350,824	50%	-
FHED-INC	-	1,780,000	-	-	-	1,780,000	0%	-
Finnchurchaid	-	1,650,000	-	937,951	937,951	712,049	57%	-
Floresta	-	1,792,324	-	476,375	476,375	1,315,949	27%	-
FRATERNITE NOTRE DAME	-	408,500	-	-	-	408,500	0%	-
Haiti Participative	-	258,563	-	-	-	258,563	0%	-
Heartland	-	1,459,449	-	-	-	1,459,449	0%	-
HFHI	-	35,021,289	-	15,650,471	15,650,471	19,370,818	45%	-
HHI	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
HI	5,850,000	30,590,830	-	9,889,021	9,889,021	20,701,809	32%	-
Hopital Albert Schweitzer	-	3,390,000	-	759,518	759,518	2,630,482	22%	-
Hopital Sainte Croix	-	575,000	-	-	-	575,000	0%	-
HWA	-	2,534,389	-	-	-	2,534,389	0%	-
IAHV	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
IFOCOH	-	168,000	-	-	-	168,000	0%	-
ILO	2,380,000	2,380,000	-	589,510	589,510	1,790,490	25%	-
IMC	2,200,000	7,738,720	-	9,334,618	9,334,618	- 1,595,898	100%	-
IMS	-	600,474	-	-	-	600,474	0%	-
International Action	-	523,000	-	-	-	523,000	0%	-
Internews	-	748,908	-	748,908	748,908	-	100%	-
INTERSOS	-	600,600	-	600,600	600,600	-	100%	-
IOM	29,175,000	128,223,931	-	93,663,109	93,663,109	34,560,822	73%	-
IRC	250,000	4,075,060	-	4,075,060	4,075,060	-	100%	-
IRD	-	4,096,927	-	4,845,969	4,845,969	- 749,042	100%	-
IRD/MEBSH	-	745,000	-	-	-	745,000	0%	-
IRW	-	123,061	-	-	-	123,061	0%	-
JRS	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
MARCH	-	480,080	-	-	-	480,080	0%	-
MDM Canada	-	1,183,000	-	-	-	1,183,000	0%	-
MDM France	-	4,661,965	-	2,621,232	2,621,232	2,040,733	56%	-
MDM Greece	400,000	900,000	-	-	-	900,000	0%	-
MDM Suisse	-	652,750	-	652,750	652,750	-	100%	-
Mercy Corps	-	4,379,434	-	4,381,578	4,381,578	- 2,144	100%	100,000
MERLIN	500,000	8,287,200	-	8,287,200	8,287,200	-	100%	-
MI	-	671,468	-	-	-	671,468	0%	-
NCA	-	4,300,000	-	3,900,521	3,900,521	399,479	91%	-
OCHA	6,677,579	13,443,757	165,430	13,890,657	14,056,087	- 612,330	100%	-
OHCHR	530,000	1,668,000	-	2,035,770	2,035,770	- 367,770	100%	-
OI	-	370,388	-	-	-	370,388	0%	-
OXFAM GB	3,000,000	5,440,950	-	5,440,950	5,440,950	-	100%	-
OXFAM Quebec	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
PESADEV	-	398,158	-	324,210	324,210	73,948	81%	-
PIH	-	10,000,000	-	11,968,147	11,968,147	- 1,968,147	100%	-
Plan	1,000,000	7,610,000	-	7,995,901	7,995,901	- 385,901	100%	-
Project K.I.D.	-	3,059,825	-	-	-	3,059,825	0%	-
RedR UK	-	414,433	-	463,902	463,902	- 49,469	100%	-
RET	-	1,110,887	-	589,788	589,788	521,099	53%	-
RI	-	5,246,343	-	2,279,607	2,279,607	2,966,736	43%	-
Samaritan's Purse	-	775,000	-	775,000	775,000	-	100%	-
SC	9,825,000	36,603,393	-	36,652,679	36,652,679	- 49,286	100%	-
Solidarités	-	2,225,754	-	2,147,680	2,147,680	78,074	96%	-
Terre Des Hommes	800,000	1,600,000	-	1,039,608	1,039,608	560,392	65%	-
UCODEP	-	252,000	-	-	-	252,000	0%	-
UNAIDS	600,000	717,581	-	24,331	24,331	693,250	3%	-
UNDOCO	-	475,000	-	-	-	475,000	0%	-
UNDP	35,600,000	89,074,349	-	28,942,560	28,942,560	60,131,789	32%	-
UNDSS	3,810,000	240,848	-	240,848	240,848	-	100%	-
UNEP	1,000,000	1,500,000	-	414,953	414,953	1,085,047	28%	-
UNESCO	1,900,000	4,050,000	-	2,734,359	2,734,359	1,315,641	68%	-
UNFPA	4,550,000	13,425,927	-	7,139,535	7,139,535	6,286,392	53%	-
UN-HABITAT	13,430,000	8,450,000	-	4,659,963	4,659,963	3,790,037	55%	120,000
UNHCR	-	12,500,121	-	5,866,494	5,866,494	6,633,627	47%	-
UNICEF	119,975,000	224,453,120	-	227,483,563	227,483,563	- 3,030,443	100%	-
UNIFEM	800,000	1,700,000	-	199,020	199,020	1,500,980	12%	100,000
UNISDR	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
UNOOSA	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
UNOPS	-	33,532,828	-	5,715,563	5,715,563	27,817,265	17%	-
UNOSAT	58,850	191,530	-	-	-	191,530	0%	-
USCRI	-	280,093	-	239,960	239,960	40,133	86%	-
WCC	-	94,133	-	-	-	94,133	0%	-
WCC	-	1,288,370	-	-	-	1,288,370	0%	-
WCH	-	2,908,500	-	-	-	2,908,500	0%	-
WFP	279,849,225	569,236,339	3,635,725	409,726,667	413,362,392	155,873,947	73%	2,111,614
WHO	10,000,000	49,871,023	-	27,850,165	27,850,165	22,020,858	56%	450,000
WMO	-	890,000	-	680,000	680,000	210,000	76%	-
World Concern	-	1,095,438	-	746,783	746,783	348,655	68%	-
World Hope International	-	796,000	-	-	-	796,000	0%	-
World YWCA	-	-	-	-	-	-	0%	-
WVI	3,800,000	12,456,791	-	12,556,791	12,556,791	- 100,000	100%	-
Grand Total	562,060,654	1,502,221,330	5,298,462	1,074,911,050	1,080,209,512	422,011,818	72%	2,881,614

NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments

Pledge: a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation by the donor. ("Uncommitted pledge" on these tables indicates the balance of original pledges not yet committed.)

Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.

Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity.

Table VIII: Total funding per donor (to projects listed in the Appeal)

Haiti Revised Humanitarian Appeal (January - December 2010) as of 15 November 2010 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.
Donor	Funding	% of Grand Total	Uncommitted pledges
	($)		($)
Private (individuals & organizations)	284,460,555	26%	200,000
United States	242,409,083	22%	-
Canada	87,538,938	8%	-
European Commission	54,611,166	5%	-
Saudi Arabia	50,000,000	5%	-
Japan	42,680,000	4%	-
Allocation of funds from Red Cross / Red Crescent	39,591,491	4%	120,000
Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)	38,506,425	4%	-
Spain	35,278,849	3%	-
Brazil	28,245,860	3%	-
Sweden	25,966,761	2%	-
Norway	20,952,289	2%	-
France	17,270,416	2%	2,111,614
Denmark	16,543,700	2%	-
United Kingdom	9,577,254	1%	450,000
Australia	8,552,365	1%	-
Thailand	6,632,381	1%	-
Allocations of unearmarked funds by UN agencies	6,545,153	1%	-
Germany	6,516,127	1%	-
Italy	6,001,921	1%	-
Carry-over (donors not specified)	5,298,462	0%	-
Finland	5,216,135	0%	-
Russian Federation	5,200,000	0%	-
World Bank	3,000,000	0%	-
Belgium	2,659,933	0%	-
Others	30,954,248	3%	-
Grand Total	1,080,209,512	100%	2,881,614

NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments

Pledge: a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation by the donor. ("Uncommitted pledge" on these tables indicates the balance of original pledges not yet committed.)

Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.

Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity.

Table IX: Non-Appeal funding (per IASC standard sector)

Other humanitarian funding to HAITI - Earthquakes - January 2010 as of 15 November 2010 http://fts.unocha.org
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.
Sector	Funding	% of Grand Total	Uncommitted pledges
	($)		($)
AGRICULTURE	4,614,484	0%	-
COORDINATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES	574,213,235	24%	25,000
ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND INFRASTRUCTURE	43,169,873	2%	-
EDUCATION	10,500,477	0%	400,000
FOOD	71,805,407	3%	-
HEALTH	158,414,777	7%	15,226,499
MULTI-SECTOR	3,502,882	0%	-
PROTECTION/HUMAN RIGHTS/RULE OF LAW	5,470,852	0%	-
SHELTER AND NON-FOOD ITEMS	129,828,841	6%	-
WATER AND SANITATION	23,856,316	1%	447,699
SECTOR NOT YET SPECIFIED	1,329,293,434	56%	1,075,106,448
Grand Total	2,354,670,578	100%	1,091,205,646

NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments

Pledge: a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation by the donor. ("Uncommitted pledge" on these tables indicates the balance of original pledges not yet committed.)

Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.

Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity.

Table X: Total humanitarian assistance per donor (Appeal plus other*)

HAITI - Earthquakes - January 2010
as of 15 November 2010
http://fts.unocha.org

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.

Donor	Funding	% of Grand Total	Uncommitted pledges
	($)		($)
Private (individuals & organizations)	1,242,863,865	36%	56,271,772
United States	1,177,361,057	34%	-
Canada	159,031,978	5%	-
European Commission	116,941,763	3%	475,689,053
Allocation of funds from Red Cross / Red Crescent	86,481,683	3%	120,000
Spain	72,277,006	2%	-
Japan	58,842,154	2%	42,485,000
Saudi Arabia	50,000,000	1%	-
Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)	38,506,425	1%	-
Sweden	37,351,986	1%	278,940
France	36,136,891	1%	254,212,454
United Kingdom	33,272,548	1%	450,000
Germany	32,854,285	1%	-
Norway	29,070,011	1%	-
Brazil	28,784,328	1%	10,000,000
Denmark	26,584,971	1%	-
Netherlands	22,045,134	1%	-
Italy	21,182,931	1%	-
Switzerland	13,719,899	0%	-
Australia	12,913,876	0%	-
China	11,039,457	0%	5,000,000
Russian Federation	10,900,000	0%	-
Mexico	10,103,778	0%	-
Finland	8,243,388	0%	-
Belgium	6,779,102	0%	-
Thailand	6,752,381	0%	-
Allocations of unearmarked funds by UN agencies	6,545,153	0%	-
Ireland	6,408,289	0%	-
United Arab Emirates	6,037,973	0%	2,703,542
Carry-over (donors not specified)	5,298,462	0%	-
India	5,000,000	0%	-
Austria	4,379,418	0%	-
Ghana	3,000,000	0%	-
World Bank	3,000,000	0%	100,000,000
Nigeria	2,501,000	0%	-
Congo, The Democratic Republic of	2,500,000	0%	-
Turkey	2,300,000	0%	-
Luxembourg	2,076,031	0%	-
Poland	2,031,169	0%	-
Bahrain	2,000,000	0%	-
Equatorial Guinea	1,999,977	0%	-
Indonesia	1,750,000	0%	-
Portugal	1,443,001	0%	-
New Zealand	1,439,884	0%	-
Kuwait	1,250,000	0%	-
Korea, Republic of	1,200,000	0%	8,800,000
Czech Republic	1,134,357	0%	-
Algeria	1,000,000	0%	-
Congo, Republic of	1,000,000	0%	-
Gabon	1,000,000	0%	-
Gambia	1,000,000	0%	-
Guyana	1,000,000	0%	-
Morocco	1,000,000	0%	33,000,000
Senegal	1,000,000	0%	-
Suriname	1,000,000	0%	-
Trinidad and Tobago	1,000,000	0%	-
Tunisia	1,000,000	0%	-
Greece	928,115	0%	-
Slovakia	652,669	0%	-
Cuba	607,500	0%	-
Estonia	600,764	0%	-
Ukraine	503,643	0%	-
Mauritius	500,000	0%	-
Timor-Leste	500,000	0%	-
Turkmenistan	500,000	0%	-
Azerbaijan	499,978	0%	-
Chad	499,000	0%	-
Croatia	491,660	0%	-
Bulgaria	373,511	0%	-
Lithuania	296,173	0%	-
Slovenia	243,188	0%	-
Various (details not yet provided)	222,384	0%	-
Afghanistan	200,000	0%	-
Burkina Faso	200,000	0%	-
Malta	199,898	0%	-
Liechtenstein	190,295	0%	-
Saint Lucia	185,185	0%	-
South Africa	184,240	0%	-
Burundi	161,186	0%	-
Benin	150,500	0%	-
Cyprus	144,300	0%	-
Hungary	144,300	0%	-
Council of Europe	140,056	0%	-
Monaco	140,056	0%	-
Viet Nam	130,000	0%	-
Botswana	128,100	0%	-
Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Republic of	126,075	0%	-
Armenia	100,000	0%	-
Grenada	100,000	0%	-
Kazakhstan	100,000	0%	-
Malaysia	100,000	0%	-
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	100,000	0%	-
Serbia	100,000	0%	-
Sierra Leone	100,000	0%	-
Uganda	100,000	0%	-
Iceland	96,000	0%	-
Moldova, Republic of	90,000	0%	-
British Virgin Islands	80,000	0%	-
Bosnia and Herzegovina	73,780	0%	-
Romania	72,150	0%	-
Andorra	69,920	0%	-
Cambodia	60,000	0%	-
Brunei Darussalam	52,544	0%	-
Colombia	50,000	0%	-
Liberia	50,000	0%	-
Philippines	50,000	0%	-
Singapore	50,000	0%	-
Antigua and Barbuda	37,037	0%	-
Ecuador	30,785	0%	-
Mongolia	20,000	0%	-
Bahamas	12,500	0%	-
Madagascar	5,000	0%	-
Kenya	1,987	0%	-
Union of South American Nations	-	0%	100,000,000
Dominican Republic	-	0%	4,976,499
Rwanda	-	0%	100,000
Argentina	-	0%	-
Bangladesh	-	0%	-
Barbados	-	0%	-
Bolivia	-	0%	-
Chile	-	0%	-
Egypt	-	0%	-
El Salvador	-	0%	-
Georgia	-	0%	-
Iran (Islamic Republic of)	-	0%	-
Israel	-	0%	-
Jamaica	-	0%	-
Jordan	-	0%	-
Lebanon	-	0%	-
Malawi	-	0%	-
Nicaragua	-	0%	-
Panama	-	0%	-
Paraguay	-	0%	-
Peru	-	0%	-
Qatar	-	0%	-
Syrian Arab Republic	-	0%	-
Uruguay	-	0%	-
Venezuela	-	0%	-
Grand Total:	3,434,880,090	100%	1,094,087,260

NOTE: "Funding" means Contributions + Commitments

Pledge: a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation by the donor. ("Uncommitted pledge" on these tables indicates the balance of original pledges not yet committed.)

Commitment: creation of a legal, contractual obligation between the donor and recipient entity, specifying the amount to be contributed.

Contribution: the actual payment of funds or transfer of in-kind goods from the donor to the recipient entity.

* Includes contributions to the Consolidated Appeal and additional contributions outside of the Consolidated Appeal Process (bilateral, Red Cross, etc.)

ANNEX V. ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

AA Action Aid

AAA Agro Action Allemande (German Agricultural Action or Welthungerhilfe)

AAI Alliance Agricole Internationale

AAR Association for Aid and Relief

ACAT Action des Chrétiens pour l’Abolition de la Torture

ACD Association for Community Development

ACDI Agence Canadienne de Développement International

ACDR Asian Conference on Disaster Reduction

ACF Action Contre la Faim (Action Against Hunger)

ACPP Asamblea de Cooperación por la Paz

ACREPB Association des Citoyens pour le Relèvement et la Protection de Belle Avenue

ACT Alliance Action by Churches Together

ACTED Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development

ACTS Active Christians That Serve

ACV Advent Christian Village

ADEMA Ansanm pou yon demen miyò an Ayiti

ADEPFOMA Association des Directeurs d'Ecoles Privées de Fontamara et de Martissant

ADF America Development Foundation

ADRA Adventist Development and Relief Agency

ADS Armée du Salut

AGF America Development Foundation

AECID Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo

(Spanish Agency for International Cooperation)

AEPCGH Association des Femmes en Action + Education Partnership For The Children of Haiti

AFH Architecture for Humanity

AFPD Asosiasyon fanm progresiste dayiti

AG Assemblies of God

AGPAM Association des Gens Progressistes pour un Avenir Meilleur.

AHFH Aquidneck Hearts for Haiti

AHV All Hands Volunteers

AI Amnesty International

AIDG Appropriate Infrastructure Development Group

AIR American Institute for Research

AJAG Association for the Youth of La Gonave

AJDMP Association des Jeunes pour le Développement Mahot de Petit Goâve

AJDSH Association des Jeunes pour le Development de Saint Hélène

AJUDEL Association des Jeunes de Delmas

AL Atlas Logistique

ALEHA Association des leaders Evangéliques d'Haïti

AMECON 2000 American Continental 2000

AME-SADA African Methodist Episcopal Church-Service and Development Agency

AMI Acts of Mercy International

AMURT Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team

AN Arche Nova E.V. – Initiative for People in Need

ANA American Nurses Association

ANAPFEH Association Nationale de Protection Des Femmes et Enfants Haitiens

ANPC Portugal's National Civil Protection Authority

APAN All Partners Access Network

APFB (undefined)

APJ Artists for Peace and Justice

APMADEN Asosyssyon Paran Moun Andikape Defisyan Entelektyel

ARC American Refugee Committee

ARCH Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti

ARI Allied Recovery International

ART anti-retroviral therapy

ASA Action Secours Ambulance

ASB Arbeiter Samariter Bund Deutschland E.V

ASCJM Association Sociaux Culturelles des Jeunes de Mariani

ASSODLO Association Haitian pour la Maitrise des Eaux et des Sols

AVAP Associazione Volontari Assistenza Pubblica

AVISER-Haiti Action Viable et Solidaire pour la Renforcement de l'education en Haiti

AVSF Agronomes et vétérinaires sans frontières

AVSI Associazione Volontari per il Servizio Internazionale

AWO Arbeiterwohlfahrt
BAI Bureau des Avocats Internationaux

BPM Brigades for Protection of Minors

BRAC Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee

BRC British Red Cross

BUSF Bomberos Unidos sin Fronteras (United Firefighters without Frontiers)
CA Christian Aid

CAD Centre d'Aide au Développement

CAF Christian Aid Foundation

CAM Christian Aid Ministries

CAMEP Centrale Métropolitaine d'Eau Portable

CAP Consolidated Appeal or Consolidated Appeal Process

CC Community Coalition

CCE Caribbean Cultural Experience

CCCM camp coordination and camp management

CDAC communications with disaster-affected populations

CEAAL Consejo de Educación de Adultos de América Latina

CECI Centre for International Studies and Cooperation

CECOSIDA Centre de Communications sur le SIDA et la Santé

CEEC Commission épiscopale pour l'éducation catholique

CEHPAPE Centre Haitien pour la Promotion de l’Agriculture et la Protection de l’Environnement

CEMEAH Comité pour l'Encadrement des Enfants Abandonnés de Morne l'Hôpital

CEPAM Centre pour la promotion de l'Allaitement Maternel (Centre for Breastfeeding Promotion)

CEPED Centre population et développement

CESAL Cooperación al Desarrollo

CESVI Cooperazione e Sviluppo

CFM Caribbean Fellowship Ministries

CFPO Centre for the Promotion of Women Workers

CFS child-friendly space

CFTA Culture and Free Though Association

CfW cash-for-work

CGCHTN Comité de Gestion du Centre d'Hébergement du Théatre National

CHAI Concerned Haitian Americans of Illinois

CHAP common humanitarian action plan

CHF Cooperative Housing Federation

CHP Colorado Haiti Project

CHR Conférence Haïtienne des Religieux

CHV community health volunteer

CIAT International Centre for Tropical Agriculture

CI Communication Integration

CISP Comitato Internationale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli

CMA camp management agency

CMMB Catholic Medical Mission Board

CMO camp management operation

CMSR Centro Mondialita e Sviluppo Reciproco.

CNEH Confederation Nationale des Educatrices et Educateurs d'Haiti

CNP Children's Nutrition Programme of Haiti

CNSA Coordination Nationale de la Sécurité Alimentaire (National Coordination of Food Security)

CODEP Comprehensive Development Project

COFEDES Concertation Nationale Contre les Violences Faites aux Femmes

COHAN Coopération Haiti-Néerlandais

COHI Circle of Health International

COMCEN communication centre

CONEH Corps National des Enseignants d’Haiti

COOPI Cooperazione Internazionale

COPEDECS Conference on Coastal and Port Engineering in Developing Countries

CORDAID Catholic Organization for Relief and Development

CP child protection

CPAS Centre d’Appui à la Production Agricole du Sud

CRA Croix Rouge Allemande

CRAD Centre de Recherche en Aménagement et Developpement

CRC Canadian Red Cross

CRDFP Central River Division Forestry Project

CRECH Consortium pour le Renforcement de l'Education Chrétienne en Haiti

CRF Christian Relief Fund

CROSE Coordination Régionale des Organisations du Sud-Est

CRS Catholic Relief Services

CSDI Centre for Sustainable Development Initiatives

CTA Technical Centre for Agriculture and Rural Cooperation

CTC cholera treatment centre

CTU cholera treatment unit

CUZPC Cellule d'urgence de la zone pont caiman

CW Concern Worldwide

CWW Christian Wing for the World

CVM Christian Veterinary Mission
DART Disaster Assistance Response Team (part of USAID)

DD Digital Democracy

DDASE Direction Departmentale Agricole du Sud Est.

DDC Direction du développement et de la coopération

DF Digicel Foundation

DFID (UK) Department for International Development

DHS Demographic and Health Survey

DIFAEM Deutsches Institut für Ärztliche Mission eV

DINEPA Direction Nationale de l’Eau potable et de l’Assainissement (National Directorate for Potable Water and Sanitation)

DPC Direction de la Protection Civile

DPSPE Department de la promotion de la Santé et protection de l’environnement

DPT diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus

DRI Direct Relief International

DRR disaster risk reduction

DSRSG Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General

DT diphtheria and tetanus

DWHH Deutsche Welthungerhilfe (German Agro Action)
ECD early childhood development

ECHO European Commission Directorate-General for Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection

EDC Education Development Centre

EdM Entrepreneurs du Monde

EFS (undefined)

EFSA Emergency Food Security Assessment

EI Emmanuel International

EMDH Enfants du Monde Droits de l'Homme

ENTRADE Entraide et Fraternité

EPER Entraide Protestante Suisse

ER early recovery

ERF Emergency Response Fund, Emergency Relief Response Fund

ERRF Emergency Relief Response Fund

ERT Emergency Response Team

ESF Electriciens Sans Frontières

ETC Emergency Telecommunications Cluster

FADA Fondation Amour de Dieu en Action

FANM DESIDE Fondation Fanm Deside

FAO Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

FAU Fondation Architectes de l'Urgence

FCA FinnChurchAid

FDEH Fonds pour le Développement de l'Education en Haïti

FESFORDH Fonds Espoir pour la Formation et le Developpment Humain

FFW food-for-work

FGBM Foundation Gerald Bataille Ministries

FH Food for the Hungry

FHED Foundation for Humanitarian Education and Development

FHED-INC (undefined)

FHI Family Health International

FIDA Fond International pour le Développement et l'Agriculture

FIDEH Famille Interne pour le Developpment des Enfants d´Haiti

FINCA Foundation for International Communty Assistance

FIP International Pharmaceutical Federation

FITTEST (World Food Programme’s) Fast IT and Emergency Telecommunications Emergency and Support Team

FLM Fédération Luterienne Mondiale

FLORESTA Floresta Ayiti (Plant with Purpose)

FOCIDES Fonds Chrétien d'Investissement pour le Développement Economique et Social

FONHEP Fondation Haitienne de l’Enseignement Privé

FONHFARA Fondation haïtienne des familles des rapatriés

FONCOMA Fondation College Mixte Ampere

FONDEFH Fondation pour le Développement de la Famille Haïtienne

FRADES Fonds de Reseaux d'Aide pour le Developpement Economique et Social

France RC French Red Cross

FOSA Formation Sanitaire

FPGL Fondation Paul Gérin-Lajoie pour la Coopération Internationale

FPN Fonds de Parrainage National

FRADES (undefined)

FRC Finnish Red Cross

FROCASH Fondation Rocher Salut d'Haiti

FTC Feed the Children

Fundación CUME Fundación Cume para el desarrollo de Culturas y Pueblos
GAM global acute malnutrition

GB Great Britain

GBV gender-based violence

GCST Global Consortium on Security Transformation

GDECC (undefined)

GHA Global Health Action

GHESKIO Haitian Group for the Study of Kaposi’s Sarcoma and Opportunistic Infections

GIC Group Intervened for Children

GIEL Groupe d’Initiative des enseignants des lycées

GIS Geographic information systems

GJARE Youth in Action for Reform

GoH Government of Haiti

GREPS Groupe de Réflexion sur les Problèmes Sociaux

GRET Groupe de Recherche et d'Echanges Technologiques

GRU Grass Roots United

GSM Global System for Mobile Communication

GTIH Groupe Technologie Intermediare d'Haiti

GTZ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (German Agency for Technical Cooperation)

GVC Gruppo di Volontariato Civile
HAO Humanitarian Affairs Officer

HAS Hôpital Albert Schweitzer

HAS Humanitarian Air Service

HC Humanitarian Coordinator

HCR Haitian Red Cross

HCT Humanitarian Country Team

HEARTLAND Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights

HEKS Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz (Swiss Interchurch Aid)

HERO Housing, Education, and Rehabilitation of Orphans

HF high frequency

HFC Hope for the Children of Haiti

HFOI Help for Orphans International

HFP Haiti Film Production

HH Habitat for Humanity

HHI Harvard Humanitarian Initiative

HHI-LAC-DRC Harvard Humanitarian Initiative Disaster Recovery Center at Love a Child Orphanage

HI Handicap International

HIV/AIDS human immuno-deficiency virus/acquired immuno-deficiency syndrome

HNP Haiti National Police

HP Haiti Participative

HPC Healing Place Church

HPI-HAITI Heifer Project International

HRC Haiti Response Coalition

HRCS Haitian Red Cross Society

HSC Hôpital Sainte Croix

HU Haiti Union

HWA Hilfswerk Austria International
IA Irish Aid

IAAS International Association of Adaptive Sciences

IAHV International Association for Human Values

IASC Inter-Agency Standing Committee

IAT International Action Ties

IBESR Institute de Bien-Être Social et Recherche

ICCO Interchurch Organization for Development Cooperation

ICVA International Council of Voluntary Agencies

ID Initiative Développement

IDEJEN Initiative pour le Développement des Jeunes

IDP(s) internally displaced person (people)

IEC information, education and communication

IEDA International Emergency and Development Aid

IFRC International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

IGPEH Institut de gestion et de la protection de l'environnement d'Haiti

IJDH Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti

IJM International Justice Mission

ILF International Lifeline Fund

ILO International Labour Organization

IMAT International Medical Assistance Team

IMC International Medical Corps

IMS International Media Support

INTERSOS (not an acronym)

IPPF/WHR International Planned Parenthood Federation/Western Hemisphere Region

IOCC International Orthodox Christian Charities’ Response to Earthquake in Haiti

IOM International Organization for Migration

IR Islamic Relief

IRC International Rescue Committee

IRD International Relief and Development

IRW Islamic Relief Worldwide

ISF Infancia Sin Fronteras

ISP internet service provider

IYCN infant and young child nutrition
JCICS Joint Council on International Children's Services

JJD Foundation Jean Joseph Darbouze Foundation

JOTC Joint Operation and Tasking Centre

JPHRO J/P Haitian Relief Organization

JRS Jesuit Refugee Service

JTS Join Together Society

KFHI Korea Food for the Hungry International

KNH Kindernothilfe

KROS Kordinasyon Rejyonal Oganysasyon Sides
LaC Love a Child

LBL Les Brébis de Lumière

LERN Lawyers’ Earthquake Response Network

LFA Leben Fur Alle

LWF Lutheran World Federation
MADRE (not an acronym)

MAEC La Maison L'Arc-en-Ciel

MARCH Management and Resources for Communty Health

MARNDR Ministère de l’Agriculture, des Ressources Naturelles et du Développement Rural (Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development)

MAST Ministère des Affaires Sociales et du Travail

MCC Mennonite Central Committee

MCFDF Ministère à la Condition Féminine et aux Droits des Femmes

MDM Médecins du Monde

MEBSH Mission Evangélique Baptiste du Sud d'Haïti

MED Mission d'Espoir pour les démunis

MEDH Mission de l'espoir d'haiti

MENFP Ministry of National Education and Professional Training

MERLIN Medical Emergency Relief International

MFA Ministry of Foreign Affairs

MFK Meds & Food for Kids

MHD My Home Doctor

MHDR Mouvement Haitien pour le Développement Rural

MHO Mutual Health Organization

MI The Micronutrient Initiative

MINUSTAH United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti

MINUSTAH CITS United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti Communications and Information Technology Service

MIPROS Mouvement D’Intégration Pour La Promotion Sociale

MISP minimal initial service package

MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MMRC Materials Management Relief Corps

MoA Ministry of Agriculture

MoE Ministry of Education

MOFECS Mouvement de Femmes de Cité Soleil

MoH Ministry of Health

MOJ Ministry of Justice

MOSS Minimum Operating Security Standard

MPCE Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation

MR measles-rubella

MS SOS Multi-Services

MSH Management Sciences for Health

MSPP Ministry of Public Health and Population

MT metric ton

MTPTC Ministry Public Works, Transport and Communications

MUAC mid-upper arm circumference
NCA Norwegian Church Aid

NCV Noble Compassionate Volunteer Group

NFI(s) non-food item(s)

NPFS Nos Petits Frères et Sœurs

NGO(s) non-governmental organization(s)

NHA National Health Authority

NHN Neighbours Helping Neighbours

NICCO Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development

NRC Norwegian Refugee Council
OCCED’H Organisation des Cœurs pour le changement des Enfants démunis d'Haïti

OCHA Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

ODEFH Organisation pour le Développement et l’encadrement des Femmes Haïtiennes

OEDH Organisation pour l’Encradement des Démunis d´Haiti

OGITH General Independent Organisations of Workers of Haiti

OHCHR Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

OHDD Organisation Haitienne pour Développement Durable

OI Outreach International

OJEPOREB Organisation des Jeunes pour la Reconstruction de Bizoton

OJFA Organisation des Jeunes Filles en Action

OJMDP Organizasyon Jen Mane Dimanche Ti Gwav

OJPDO Organisation des Jeunes Penseurs pour le Développement de l’Ouest

OLE Open Learning Exchange

OMKL Oganizasyon men kontre pou lavi

OMS Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (=WHO)

ONJDR Organisation Nationale des Jeunes en marche pour le Développement Rural

OPADI Organización de Padres y Amigos de Discapacitados intelectuales

OPADEM Organizacion Panameña de Mujeres

OPC Office de la Protection du Citoyen

ORC oral rehydration centre

ORE Organization for the Rehabilitation of the Environment

ORELPH Organisation pour la Réhabilitation de l'Environnement et la Lutte contre la Pauvreté en Haïti

ORH Operation Renewed Hope

OSIC one-stop information centre

Oxfam Q Oxfam-Québec
PADESS Projet d'appui au développement du système de santé (Health System Development Support)

PAD Production Agro-Animale pour le Développement Intégré d’Haiti

PADF Pan American Development Foundation

PAH Pharmaciens et Aide Humanitaire

PAHO Pan-American Health Organization

PAM Programme Alimentaire Mondial (=WFP)

PAP Port-au-Prince

PCNB Points de Conseil de Nutrition pour les Bébés

PDL Partenariat pour le Développement Local (Partnership for Local Development)

PDT Peace Dividend Trust

PEP post-exposure prophylaxis

PEPFAR U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief

PESADEV Perspectives pour la Sante et le Développement

(Prospects for Health and Development)

PHC primary health care

PHR Physicians for Human Rights

PIH Partners in Health

PIN People in Need

PLW pregnant and lactating women

PLWHA people living with HIV/AIDS

PMCC Project Management Coordination Cell

PMTCT prevention of mother-to-child transmission

PNUD Programme des Nations Unies pour le Développement

PRODEV Progrès et Développement

PROTOS (undefined)

PSF Pompiers Sans Frontières

PU Première Urgence

PWJ Peace Winds Japan

QIP quick impact project
RANCOD Rassemblement des notables pour le développement communautaire

RDPC Rassemblement des Détourneurs et Petits Copains

REPT Regroupement Education pour toutes/tous

RET Refugee Education Trust

RI Relief International
SA Salvation Army

SAD Service Allemand de Developpement

SAG Strategic Advisory Group

SAM severe acute malnutrition

SAS Haiti Sustainable Aid Supporting Haiti

SC Save the Children

SCCA Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency

SDC Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation

SDSH Santé pour le Développement et la Stabilité d'Haïti

SGBV sexual and gender-based violence

SGM Soka Gakkai Malaysia

SI Service International

SIF Secours Islamic France

SJRM Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados y Migrantes (Jesuit Refugee Service)

SMI Santé Maternelle et Infantile (Maternal and Child Health)

SMTN Sun Mountain International

SNEP Service National d'Eau Potable (National Water and Sanitation Service

SOFA Solidarité Fanm Ayisyen

SOIL Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihood

SOP Standard Operational Procedure

SP Samaritan’s Purse

SSF Sports Sans Frontières (Sports Without Borders)

TB tuberculosis

TDH Terre des Hommes

THW Technische Hilfswerk (German Federal agency)

ToR terms of reference

TWG Technical Working Group

UCODEP Unity and Cooperation for the Development of the People

UJDHRD Union des Jeunes pour le Développement Humain Réel et Durable

UMCOR United Methodist Committee on Relief

UMC United Methodist Church

UN United Nations

UNAIDS Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS

UNASCCAD Union des Amis Socio Culturels d'Action en Développement

UNDAC United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination

UNDP United Nations Development Programme

UNDSS United Nations Department of Safety and Security

UNEP United Nations Environmental Programme

UNEPAM Unite des ecoles privées dans l'aire metropolitaine

UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNFPA United Nations Population Fund

UN-HABITAT United Nations Human Settlements Programme

UNHAS United Nations Humanitarian Air Service

UNHCR United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund

UNIFEM United Nations Development Fund for Women

UNITECHD Union des Techniciens et des Cadres Haïtiens pour le Développement

UNNOH Union Nationale des Normaliens d’Haiti

UNOOSA United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs

UNOPS United Nations Office for Project Services

UNPOL United Nations Police

UPROCOM Unité Pour Le Progrès de la Commune de Delmas

URAMEL Unité de Recherche et d Action Médico Légal

URBATEX Urbanisation et Aide Technique Expérimentale

US or USA United States of America

USAID United States Agency for International Development

USAID PHARE/AIR USAID’s Programme Haïtien d'Appui à la Réforme de l'Education implemented by American Institutes for Research (AIR)

USCRI U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants

UTPMP Un Techo para mi País
VAM vulnerability and analysis mapping

VETERMON Veterinarians without Borders (Spain)

VHF very high frequency

VOCA Agricultural Cooperative Development International / Volunteers in Overseas Cooperative Assistance

VSF Vétérinaires sans Frontières

VIVA RIO (not an acronym)

WASH water, sanitation and hygiene

WC World Concern

WCC World Council of Churches

WFP World Food Programme (Programme Alimentaire Mondial)

WH World Help

WHI World Hope International

WHO World Health Organization

WINNER Watershed Initiative for National Natural Environmental Resources

(USAID programme)

WSM World Service of Mercy

WV World Vision

WVI World Vision International

YMCA Young Men’s Christian Association

YWCA Young Women’s Christian Association

Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP)

The CAP is a tool for aid organizations to jointly plan, coordinate, implement and monitor their response to disasters and emergencies, and to appeal for funds together instead of competitively.

It is the forum for developing a strategic approach to humanitarian action, focusing on close cooperation among host governments, donors, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, International Organization for Migration (IOM) and United Nations agencies. As such, the CAP presents a situation analysis, assessment of humanitarian needs, and response plans. It encompasses the humanitarian aid programme cycle:

Strategic planning leading to a Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP)
Resource mobilization leading to a Consolidated Appeal or a Flash Appeal
Coordinated programme implementation
Joint monitoring and evaluation
Revision, if necessary
Reporting on results

The CHAP is the core of the CAP: it is a strategic plan for humanitarian response in a given country or region. The CHAP includes:

A common analysis of the context in which humanitarian action takes place
An assessment of needs
Best-case, worst-case, and most likely scenarios
A clear statement of longer-term objectives and goals
Prioritized response plans, including a detailed mapping of projects to cover all needs
A framework for monitoring the strategy and revising it if necessary

Under the Humanitarian Coordinator’s leadership, and in consultation with host governments and donors, the HCTdevelops the CHAP at the field level. This team includes Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) members and standing invitees (UN agencies, IOM, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, and NGOs that belong to ICVA, Interaction or SCHR). Non-IASC members, such as national NGOs, can also be included.

The Humanitarian Coordinator is responsible for the annual preparation of the consolidated appeal document. The document is launched globally near the end of each year to enhance advocacy and resource mobilization. An update, known as the Mid-Year Review, is presented to donors the following July.
Donors generally fund appealing agencies directly in response to project proposals listed in appeals – the CAP does not contain a funding pool or channel. The Financial Tracking Service (FTS, fts.unocha.org), managed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), is a database of appeal-funded needs and worldwide donor contributions.
In summary, the CAP is how aid agencies join forces to provide people in need with the best available protection and assistance, on time.

OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS
(OCHA)
United Nations	Palais des Nations
New York, NY 10017	1211 Geneva 10
USA	Switzerland

1Government of Haiti: Earthquake Destruction – Bilan des Dégats 15 (published on Haiti OneResponse on 31/05/2010): Number of displaced people in settlement sites: 1,301,491, number of displaced population registered in communes or departments: 604,215.

2 Government of Haiti published in OCHA Humanitarian Bulletin (24 May 2010).

3 All dollar signs in this document denote United States dollars. Funding for this appeal should be reported to the Financial Tracking Service (FTS, fts@reliefweb.intl), which will display its requirements and funding on the current appeal page.

4 Action Plan for National Recovery and Development of Haiti (March 2010): http://www.haiticonference.org/Haiti_Action_Plan_ENG.pdf

5 From the late Displacement Tracking Matrix survey on 1,191 camps which are considered large camps (more than 1,000 households).

6 Camp Management Agencies (CMA) are CCCM cluster members and partners, including both NGOs and the DPC.

7 Camp Management Operations (CMO) are entities within IOM to assist CMAs at the field level when needed and carry out themselves camp management activities in areas without CMAs.

8 GoH – see OCHA Humanitarian Bulletin, Issue no. 3, 24^th May.

9 GoH – see OCHA Humanitarian Bulletin, Issue no. 3, 24^th May.

10Camp management agencies (CMAs) are CCCM cluster members and partners, including both NGOs and Government. Camp management operations (CMO) are entities within IOM to assist CMAs at the field level when needed and carry out themselves camp management activities in areas without CMAs.

11 FEWSNET Oct 2009.

12 Global acute malnutrition is a statistic that combines moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) and severe acute malnutrition (SAM).

13 DHS.

14 MoH Haiti National Nutrition Survey.

15 DHS.

16 DHS 2005, UNICEF 2008.

17 Consolidated Appeal Workshop, Port-au-Prince, 9-10 October 2010.

18 CAP workshop took place in Port-au-Prince on 9-10 October 2010. Participants: 140.

19 The figure is based on the survey conducted by the Cluster in August and September 2010.

20 According to the Ministry of Public Works, almost 20% of buildings are rated as ‘in need of demolition.’

21 Education Cluster, October 2010.

22 Calculated based on the Displacement Tracking Matrix published on 18 October 2010.

23 Gonaives/Artibonite, Cap Haïtien, Centre, Les Cayes, Grand Anse.

24 FEWSNET Oct 2009.

25 DHS.

26 MoH Haiti National Nutrition Survey.

27 DHS.

28 DHS 2005, UNICEF 2008.

29 Restavec (from the French reste avec, " stays with") is a child who is sent by his/her parents to work for a host household as a domestic servant because the parents lack the resources required to support the child.

30 February 2010

31 As of 27 October 2010

32 For more information please visit https://sites.google.com/site/shelterhaiti2010/technical-info

33 Source: PDNA March 2010, Office of the Special Envoy

34 UN Planning study for Port-au-Prince, UN-HABITAT, 2009

35 Source: WASH Cluster survey from June 2010 – sample of 900 households in 50 clusters from 782 camps.

 These requirements have not been included in the total. The project will be submitted shortly.

36 The pledging exercise was carried out during the New York Summit in the weeks that followed. The final overview, shared with all participants on 31 May, includes information provided by 18 National Societies (American RC, Austrian RC, Belgium RC, British RC, Canadian RC, Colombian RC, Danish RC, French RC, German RC, Hong Kong RC, Icelandic RC, Italian RC, Japanese RC, Korean RC, Netherlands RC, Norwegian RC, Spanish RC and Swedish RC) and further multilateral pledges received by the IFRC from a wide number of National Societies

37 These figures will change regularly and are accurate to 20 September.

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