📋 Tender Overview
Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths allocated US8.5 million from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund to support the response to people affected by internal displacement floods and cholera in Niger.The funds will help provide health care water and sanitation hygiene shelter non-food items protection and education support to more than 720000 people.This includes rapid assistance to more than 81600 vulnerable people including newly displaced returnees and members of host communities in the regions of Diffa Maradi Tahoua and Tillabri.UN agencies including UNICEF the World Health Organization WHO the International Organization for Migration IOM and the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR and their partners will implement the related projects.As of 18 September more than 4600 cases of cholera including 149 deaths have been registered.Flooding has affected nearly 200000 people.
