anchor.diff:  
   SO3: Displaced families and IDP-host families benefit from increased availability of nutritious food through school feeding programs
   
  -SO4: Earthquake-affected households benefit from increased availability of nutritious food and work opportunities through FFW programs",,1/26/2010,2/1/2011,"$19,261,800",Food Security and Agriculture,,"Agriculture, Economic Recovery and Development","Food security, Livelihoods",Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Food For Peace (USAID/FFP),," 125,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,"Grand'Anse, Nippes, Sud","Anse-à-Veau, Aquin, Baradères, Chardonnières, Corail, Côteaux, Jérémie, Les Cayes, Miragoâne, Port-Salut","Abricots, Anse-à-Veau, Aquin, Arniquet, Baradères, Beaumont, Bonbon, Camp-Perrin, Cavaellon, Chantal, Chardonnières, Corail, Côteaux, Fond des Negres, Île à Vache, Jérémie, L'Asile, Les Anglais, Les Cayes, Maniche, Miragoâne, Port-au-Prince, Port-Salut, Roche-à-Bateaux, Saint-Jean-du-Sud, Saint-Louis du Nord, Tiburon, Torbeck",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Respone Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420155,CRS-HT-10-7420155,Seed System Security Assessment in Haiti - CIAT,"It will be used as a major planning tool to influence seed system development in Haiti over the next few seasons (and possibly years). Given the impressive pledges made for Haiti on March 31 ($ US9.98 billion), the SSSA could also be of prime importance in influencing other donors and organizations. The SSSA focused in on chronic seed security problems, including insights on seed/grain markets, agricultural product transformation and access to modern varieties. Hence the foci included ‘very short term’, as well as short and medium term issues. Know also that from a ‘few sites assessment’, we have now been asked to get countrywide coverage.",,,3/1/2010,7/31/2010,"$97,479",Food Security and Agriculture,,Agriculture,Livelihoods,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),"International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), ACDI/VOCA, World Vision,  Save the Children, Caritas, World Concern, University of East Anglia, ID, US Agency for International Development (USAID), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Ministère de l'Agriculture des Ressources Naturelles et du Développement Rural (MARNDR)","Raunenhorst Foundation, Private donations",," 4,915 ",,"Men, Women, Youth",Haiti,"Artibonite, Centre, Nord-Ouest, Ouest, Sud, Sud-Est","Gonaïves, Hinche, Jacmel, Les Cayes, Port-au-Prince, Port-de-Paix","Bassin-Bleu, Belle-Anse, Chantal, Hinche, La Vallée, Lascahobas, Léogâne, Marigot, Petit-Goâve, Verrettes",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,12/20/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420201,CRS-HT-10-7420201,St Francois de Sales Advanced Medical Emergency Response,"For emergency medical relief needs due to the effect of the earthquake that occurred in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on 1/12/10.",All emergency activities specifically related to the St Francois de Sales are captured under this project number.,,2/1/2010,9/30/2011,"$4,290,975",Health,,Health,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"The Clinton Foundation, Private donations",," 1,000,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,"Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420202,CRS-HT-10-7420202,Haiti Earthquake Response / Support to the Churches,Haiti disaster response to assist various churches with emergency support.,,,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$2,446,628",,,Disaster Management,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Private donations,," 10,000 ",,"People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Arcahaie, Bainet, Belle-Anse, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel, La Gonave, Léogâne, Port-au-Prince","Anse-à-Galets, Anse-à-Pitres, Arcahaie, Bainet, Belle-Anse, Cabaret, Carrefour, Cayes-Jacmel, Cornillon, Côtes-de-Fer, Croix-des-Bouquets, Delmas, Fonds-Verrettes, Ganthier, Grand-Goâve, Grand-Gosier, Gressier, Jacmel, Kenscoff, La Vallée, Léogâne, Marigot, Pétionville, Petit-Goâve, Pointe-a-Raquette, Pointe-à-Raquette, Port-au-Prince, Thiotte, Thomazeau",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420203,CRS-HT-10-7420203,Haiti Earthquake Response / Food Security and Livelihoods,"Following the earthquake on January 12th, an estimated 1.4 million people moved away from their damaged or destroyed houses into open spaces such as parks, squares, football fields, vacant lots, office lawns, and neighborhood streets to culminate to 1284 camp sites.  A Camp Coordination and Distribution (CC&D) team was quickly formed to respond to IDPs’ immediate lifesaving food and shelter needs.  Now, the CC&D team is transforming into a Community Resettlement and Recovery Team (CRRT) to continue evolving along with the changing needs of IDPs. Current programmatic priority is placed on facilitating families’ safe resettlement into their neighborhoods of origin with transitional shelter and WASH facilities, while researching possible complementary asset or livelihood recovery packages.",To provide an emergency response to the earthquake in Haiti.,,1/13/2010,9/30/2011,"$5,020,659","Camp Coordination and Management, Food Security and Agriculture, Nutrition",,Disaster Management,Livelihoods,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Open Society Institute (OSI), World Food Program (WFP), Private donations",," 251,170 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  +SO4: Earthquake-affected households benefit from increased availability of nutritious food and work opportunities through FFW programs",,1/26/2010,2/1/2011,"$19,261,800",Food Security and Agriculture,,"Agriculture, Economic Recovery and Development","Food security, Livelihoods",Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Food For Peace (USAID/FFP),," 125,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,"Grand'Anse, Nippes, Sud","Anse-à-Veau, Aquin, Baradères, Chardonnières, Corail, Côteaux, Jérémie, Les Cayes, Miragoâne, Port-Salut","Abricots, Anse-à-Veau, Aquin, Arniquet, Baradères, Beaumont, Bonbon, Camp-Perrin, Cavaellon, Chantal, Chardonnières, Corail, Côteaux, Fond des Negres, Île à Vache, Jérémie, L'Asile, Les Anglais, Les Cayes, Maniche, Miragoâne, Port-au-Prince, Port-Salut, Roche-à-Bateaux, Saint-Jean-du-Sud, Saint-Louis du Nord, Tiburon, Torbeck",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Respone Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420155,CRS-HT-10-7420155,Seed System Security Assessment in Haiti - CIAT,"It will be used as a major planning tool to influence seed system development in Haiti over the next few seasons (and possibly years). Given the impressive pledges made for Haiti on March 31 ($ US9.98 billion), the SSSA could also be of prime importance in influencing other donors and organizations. The SSSA focused in on chronic seed security problems, including insights on seed/grain markets, agricultural product transformation and access to modern varieties. Hence the foci included ‘very short term’, as well as short and medium term issues. Know also that from a ‘few sites assessment’, we have now been asked to get countrywide coverage.",,,3/1/2010,7/31/2010,"$97,479",Food Security and Agriculture,,Agriculture,Livelihoods,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),"International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), ACDI/VOCA, World Vision,  Save the Children, Caritas, World Concern, University of East Anglia, ID, US Agency for International Development (USAID), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Ministère de l'Agriculture des Ressources Naturelles et du Développement Rural (MARNDR)","Raunenhorst Foundation, Private donations",," 4,915 ",,"Men, Women, Youth",Haiti,"Artibonite, Centre, Nord-Ouest, Ouest, Sud, Sud-Est","Gonaïves, Hinche, Jacmel, Les Cayes, Port-au-Prince, Port-de-Paix","Bassin-Bleu, Belle-Anse, Chantal, Hinche, La Vallée, Lascahobas, Léogâne, Marigot, Petit-Goâve, Verrettes",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,20-Dec-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420201,CRS-HT-10-7420201,St Francois de Sales Advanced Medical Emergency Response,"For emergency medical relief needs due to the effect of the earthquake that occurred in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on 1/12/10.",All emergency activities specifically related to the St Francois de Sales are captured under this project number.,,2/1/2010,9/30/2011,"$4,290,975",Health,,Health,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"The Clinton Foundation, Private donations",," 1,000,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,"Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420202,CRS-HT-10-7420202,Haiti Earthquake Response / Support to the Churches,Haiti disaster response to assist various churches with emergency support.,,,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$2,446,628",,,Disaster Management,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Private donations,," 10,000 ",,"People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Arcahaie, Bainet, Belle-Anse, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel, La Gonave, Léogâne, Port-au-Prince","Anse-à-Galets, Anse-à-Pitres, Arcahaie, Bainet, Belle-Anse, Cabaret, Carrefour, Cayes-Jacmel, Cornillon, Côtes-de-Fer, Croix-des-Bouquets, Delmas, Fonds-Verrettes, Ganthier, Grand-Gôave, Grand-Gosier, Gressier, Jacmel, Kenscoff, La Vallée, Léogâne, Marigot, Pétionville, Petit-Goâve, Pointe-a-Raquette, Pointe-à-Raquette, Port-au-Prince, Thiotte, Thomazeau",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420203,CRS-HT-10-7420203,Haiti Earthquake Response / Food Security and Livelihoods,"Following the earthquake on January 12th, an estimated 1.4 million people moved away from their damaged or destroyed houses into open spaces such as parks, squares, football fields, vacant lots, office lawns, and neighborhood streets to culminate to 1284 camp sites.  A Camp Coordination and Distribution (CC&D) team was quickly formed to respond to IDPs’ immediate lifesaving food and shelter needs.  Now, the CC&D team is transforming into a Community Resettlement and Recovery Team (CRRT) to continue evolving along with the changing needs of IDPs. Current programmatic priority is placed on facilitating families’ safe resettlement into their neighborhoods of origin with transitional shelter and WASH facilities, while researching possible complementary asset or livelihood recovery packages.",To provide an emergency response to the earthquake in Haiti.,,1/13/2010,9/30/2011,"$5,020,659","Camp Coordination and Management, Food Security and Agriculture, Nutrition",,Disaster Management,Livelihoods,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Open Society Institute (OSI), World Food Program (WFP), Private donations",," 251,170 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
   Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420204,CRS-HT-10-7420204,Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response/ Shelter,"CRS provided emergency shelter to the great number of people displaced by the earthquake or simply too traumatized to sleep indoors. As population movements began to stabilize, CRS began to implement transitional shelter solutions to provide more dignified and durable shelter to those who are not able to return to their homes and cannot be accommodated with relatives or host families.","Goal: Earthquake affected people in Haiti rebuild their lives and their communities.
   
  -SO: Earthquake affected people live in safe and dignified shelter.",,2/5/2010,9/30/2011,"$23,139,604",Shelter and Non-Food Items,,Shelter and Housing,,"Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), Habitat for Humanity International, Cordaid",,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Caritas Australia, Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Private donations",," 200,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420205,CRS-HT-10-7420205,"Haiti Earthquake Response / Health, Water, and Sanitation","Following the earthquake on January 12th, millions of people migrated out of their dwellings into open spaces such as parks, squares, football fields, vacant lots, office lawns, and neighborhood streets to culminate in over 1,000 camp sites.  Most sites occupied by IDPs are limited in space, extremely congested with people, and were initially in critical WASH conditions with limited latrine, bathing and hand washing facilities, few to no solid waste disposal sites, and very poor levels of hygiene.  While great strides have been made in ensuring that camp residents have sufficient access to WASH facilities, significant needs remain in continuing infrastructure provision and mobilizing the community to maintain the services, facilities and hygiene messages provided. As CRS continues to meet WASH needs in targeted camps, it is also developing its strategy for complementing neighborhood return efforts with WASH interventions. WASH activities currently fall under three main categories:  (1) infrastructure; (2) hygiene promotion; and (3) solid waste management.","This project should be used for expenses incurred for activities related to : (1) Emergency water supply, (2) Hygiene kits, (3) Latrines/sanitation in camps, (4) Hygiene promotion emergency health (public health).",,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$12,222,325",Water Sanitation and Hygiene,,Water Sanitation and Hygiene,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Catholic Overseas Development Agency (CAFOD), Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Private donations",," 50,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  +SO: Earthquake affected people live in safe and dignified shelter.",,2/5/2010,9/30/2011,"$23,139,604",Shelter and Non-Food Items,,Shelter and Housing,,"Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), Habitat for Humanity International, Cordaid",,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Caritas Australia, Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Private donations",," 200,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420205,CRS-HT-10-7420205,"Haiti Earthquake Response / Health, Water, and Sanitation","Following the earthquake on January 12th, millions of people migrated out of their dwellings into open spaces such as parks, squares, football fields, vacant lots, office lawns, and neighborhood streets to culminate in over 1,000 camp sites.  Most sites occupied by IDPs are limited in space, extremely congested with people, and were initially in critical WASH conditions with limited latrine, bathing and hand washing facilities, few to no solid waste disposal sites, and very poor levels of hygiene.  While great strides have been made in ensuring that camp residents have sufficient access to WASH facilities, significant needs remain in continuing infrastructure provision and mobilizing the community to maintain the services, facilities and hygiene messages provided. As CRS continues to meet WASH needs in targeted camps, it is also developing its strategy for complementing neighborhood return efforts with WASH interventions. WASH activities currently fall under three main categories:  (1) infrastructure; (2) hygiene promotion; and (3) solid waste management.","This project should be used for expenses incurred for activities related to : (1) Emergency water supply, (2) Hygiene kits, (3) Latrines/sanitation in camps, (4) Hygiene promotion emergency health (public health).",,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$12,222,325",Water Sanitation and Hygiene,,Water Sanitation and Hygiene,,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Catholic Overseas Development Agency (CAFOD), Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Private donations",," 50,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
   Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420206,CRS-HT-10-7420206,Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response/ Protection,"The CRS program protects vulnerable children in the face of the threats inherent to massive displacement and family separations, including through family tracing and reunification and provision of quality care in orphanages. This program is strengthened through the tie-in with the shelter and WASH emergency response programs which will also ensure a safe and healthy environment for both host and IDP children in the same communities. All of this work is done in close collaboration with a network of local and international NGO partners, the Church and with Government to build capacity at both the service delivery and the policy levels.","Goal: Earthquake affected children in Haiti thrive in protected environments.
   
  -SO: Earthquake affected children in Haiti are protected",,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$6,499,603",Protection,,Protection,Disaster risk reduction (DRR),"Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Initiative Pour le Developpement des Jeunes (IDEJEN)",,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Catholic Overseas Development Agency (CAFOD), Trocaire, Private donations",," 30,081 ",,"Children, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women",Haiti,"Artibonite, Grand'Anse, Nippes, Nord-Est, Nord-Ouest, Ouest, Sud","Anse d'Hainault, Anse-à-Veau, Dessalines, Gonaïves, Gros-Morne, Jérémie, Marmelade, Miragoâne, Môle Saint-Nicholas, Port-au-Prince, Port-de-Paix, Saint-Marc","Abricots, Anse-à-Veau, Baie-de-Henne, Bassin-Bleu, Bombardopolis, Bonbon, Carrefour, Chansolme, Dame-Marie, Delmas, Dessalines, Ennery, Estère, Gonaïves, Grande Saline, Gros-Morne, Jean-Rabel, Jérémie, La Chapelle, Les Irois, Marmelade, Miragoâne, Môle Saint-Nicholas, Paillant, Petit Trou de Nippes, Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite, Port-au-Prince, Saint Michel de l'Attalaye, Saint-Marc, Tabarre, Verrettes",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420207,CRS-HT-10-7420207,Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response/ Health,"CRS’ primary health care project addressed the increased needs of Port-au-Prince’s population for basic health care in the immediate post-earthquake period.  This four month project had three components: primary care for displaced people, public health messaging to prevent communicable disease, and hospital care for more serious needs.  From late January through mid-may, the project’s teams of doctors and nurses worked in 10 camps for internally displaced people, providing vaccinations, treating minor injuries and ailments, and counseling families on preventing communicable disease.  The project also supported key public health messaging to raise awareness about the importance of vaccination and hand washing to prevent potential outbreaks of communicable disease in the camps’ close quarters.  Finally, the project supported hospital care at Notre Dame de Lourdes hospital in Port-au-Prince, helping this Catholic hospital provide free care to those with more severe injuries or ailments.  Following the immediate response period, CRS transitioned to the Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) program which aims to strengthen the Catholic Health system in Haiti.  The HSS program will solidify CRS’ support for the Catholic Health system, complementing other ongoing CRS health work and enabling a comprehensive, long-term response.  The program is expected to work with at least eight hospitals: St François de Sales, St Damien, Sacré Cœur de Milot, St Boniface, St Jean de Limbé, Alma Mater, Espérance and Clinique Bethel.",,,1/15/2010,9/30/2011,"$5,982,674",Health,,Protection,Disaster risk reduction (DRR),Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Private donations,," 78,291 ",,"Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Men, Youth, Children",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,9/24/2010,,,,
  -Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7424000,CRS-HT-10-7424000,Support Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) affected by AIDS,To improve the quality of life of orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS SO1: OVC have a higher quality of life SO2: Faith-based and community based partners have sustained capacity to deliver high quality services to OVC.,Program Goal: Earthquake-affected Haitians enjoy reduced food insecurity.,,2/20/2004,6/30/2010,"$1,686,299",,,"Health, Protection",HIV/AIDS,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),Salvation Army/Clinic Bethel,"Fond Global, President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)",," 15,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), People living with HIV/AIDS, Refugees, Internaly displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Nippes,Miragoâne,Fond des Negres,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,12/20/2010,,,,
  +SO: Earthquake affected children in Haiti are protected",,1/12/2010,9/30/2011,"$6,499,603",Protection,,Protection,Disaster risk reduction (DRR),"Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Initiative Pour le Developpement des Jeunes (IDEJEN)",,"Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA), Catholic Overseas Development Agency (CAFOD), Trocaire, Private donations",," 30,081 ",,"Children, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women",Haiti,"Artibonite, Grand'Anse, Nippes, Nord-Est, Nord-Ouest, Ouest, Sud","Anse d'Hainault, Anse-à-Veau, Dessalines, Gonaïves, Gros-Morne, Jérémie, Marmelade, Miragoâne, Môle Saint-Nicholas, Port-au-Prince, Port-de-Paix, Saint-Marc","Abricots, Anse-à-Veau, Baie-de-Henne, Bassin-Bleu, Bombardopolis, Bonbon, Carrefour, Chansolme, Dame-Marie, Delmas, Dessalines, Ennery, Estère, Gonaïves, Grande Saline, Gros-Morne, Jean-Rabel, Jérémie, La Chapelle, Les Irois, Marmelade, Miragoâne, Môle Saint-Nicholas, Paillant, Petit Trou de Nippes, Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite, Port-au-Prince, Saint Michel de l'Attalaye, Saint-Marc, Tabarre, Verrettes",,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7420207,CRS-HT-10-7420207,Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response/ Health,"CRS’ primary health care project addressed the increased needs of Port-au-Prince’s population for basic health care in the immediate post-earthquake period.  This four month project had three components: primary care for displaced people, public health messaging to prevent communicable disease, and hospital care for more serious needs.  From late January through mid-may, the project’s teams of doctors and nurses worked in 10 camps for internally displaced people, providing vaccinations, treating minor injuries and ailments, and counseling families on preventing communicable disease.  The project also supported key public health messaging to raise awareness about the importance of vaccination and hand washing to prevent potential outbreaks of communicable disease in the camps’ close quarters.  Finally, the project supported hospital care at Notre Dame de Lourdes hospital in Port-au-Prince, helping this Catholic hospital provide free care to those with more severe injuries or ailments.  Following the immediate response period, CRS transitioned to the Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) program which aims to strengthen the Catholic Health system in Haiti.  The HSS program will solidify CRS’ support for the Catholic Health system, complementing other ongoing CRS health work and enabling a comprehensive, long-term response.  The program is expected to work with at least eight hospitals: St François de Sales, St Damien, Sacré Cœur de Milot, St Boniface, St Jean de Limbé, Alma Mater, Espérance and Clinique Bethel.",,,1/15/2010,9/30/2011,"$5,982,674",Health,,Protection,Disaster risk reduction (DRR),Catholic Relief Services (CRS),,Private donations,," 78,291 ",,"Refugees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Men, Youth, Children",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,24-Sep-10,,
  +Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7424000,CRS-HT-10-7424000,Support Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) affected by AIDS,To improve the quality of life of orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS SO1: OVC have a higher quality of life SO2: Faith-based and community based partners have sustained capacity to deliver high quality services to OVC.,Program Goal: Earthquake-affected Haitians enjoy reduced food insecurity.,,2/20/2004,6/30/2010,"$1,686,299",,,"Health, Protection",HIV/AIDS,Catholic Relief Services (CRS),Salvation Army/Clinic Bethel,"Fond Global, President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)",," 15,000 ",,"Children, Elderly, People with disabilities, Men, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), People living with HIV/AIDS, Refugees, Internaly displaced persons (IDPs), Women, Youth",Haiti,Nippes,Miragoâne,Fond des Negres,,,,,Nicole Balliette,Haiti Earthquake Response Coordinator,,,20-Dec-10,,
   Catholic Relief Services (CRS),7425015/74205016/74205017-23,CRS-HT-10-7425015/74205016/74205017-23,AIDSRelief Center for Excellence,"AIDSRelief is a large, multi-country HIV care and treatment program now in its seventh year of implementation.  Financed by PEPFAR, AIDSRelief is a consortium effort led by CRS in partnership with the University of Maryland Institute of Human Virology (IHV), Futures Group, and the Catholic Medical Mission Board.  AIDSRelief works to improve access to HIV care and treatment, and reduce new HIV infections.  Through AIDSRelief’s network of seven faith-based local partner treatment facilities (LPTFs) in Haiti, more than 7,000 PLHIV have received care and 2,373 are currently receiving anti-retroviral therapy (ART). Committed to the sustainability of treatment for PLHIV, AIDSRelief has been working to build local capacity to manage HIV care and treatment programs.  In line with PEPFAR’s directives, CRS  is working to transition program management to a local organization.  As the lead agency in the consortium, CRS provides overall program coordination and oversight for grant administration and compliance, as well as coordinates the representation of the grant to USG, local government and other stakeholders. CRS oversees the implementation of all project activities within an effective planning framework and manages the necessary USG financial resources for each consortium member, enabling them to carry out their work based on clear program deliverables within donor-approved funding limits. CRS also coordinates the efforts on Health System Strengthening and takes the lead for the Transition process.","Goal: provide high quality care and treatment to people living with HIV and AIDS.
   
   Objective 1: Existing ART service providers (tiers 5 and selected 4) rapidly scale up delivery of quality ART.
  
positive.code: 30  puits ou forages équipés de pompes à motricité humaine sont rénovés et désinfectés dans la zone et délivrent une eau potable pour 500 utilisateurs maximum. 
  - 5 réseaux gravitaires ou captages aménagés sont rénovés ou remis en service. 
  - Visite en porte à porte et bilan sanitaire personnalisé. Proposition d’installation d’une pompe PVC, sensibilisation à l’hygiène et détection de la malnutrition. 
  - Mise en place de comités d’assainissement de quartier pour produire et vendre des articles nécessaires à une amélioration des conditions d’hygiène : pompes PVC pour puits et forages et solution chlorée.",,1/8/2009,10/21/2010,"$89,322,830","Nutrition, Water Sanitation and Hygiene",,"Health, Water Sanitation and Hygiene",,Action Against Hunger,,ECHO,," 31,990 ",,,Haiti,Artibonite,,,,,,,,,,,10/1/2010,,,,
  Action Against Hunger,HAA1U,AAH-HT-10-HAA1U,Renforcement des moyens et stocks d’urgence en prévision du risque cyclonique – Nord Ouest,"Améliorer le niveau de préparation et les capacités de réponse face aux risques de désastres naturels des populations de 10 localités des communes de La Tortue, Port de Paix,  Anse à Foleur et Saint-Louis du Nord.","Diagnostic, analyse de la vulnérabilité et des capacités dans chaque communauté : Enquête CAP, approches communautaires. 
  Campagne de sensibilisation / information (médias, affiches, réunions…)
  Mise en place d’un système d’alerte communautaire. 
  
negative.code: * To improve the physical facility in which refugees arriving in Jamaica are placed or held for processing
  Objective 1: To execute repairs to damaged Salvation Army Schools;
  Objective 2: To rebuild the Salvation Army School in Fort National and increase current capacity;
  Objective 3: To extend facilities of current Salvation Army Schools to increase capacity.",,,07/30/2010,08/30/2012,"$2,350,000",N/A,Education,Education,,The Salvation Army,,"United Way Worldwide, United Way of Jamaica, The Salvation Army",Prime Awardee: United Way of Jamaica," 15,000 ",,Children,Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Jay Wilkes,Manager of Disaster Services,jay.wilkes@uww.unitedway.org ,http://liveunited.org/,10/08/2010,,
  Winrock International,1,WINRO-HT-08-001,Economic Development for a Sustainable Environment and/or Developpement Economique pour un Environnement Durable (DEED),"DEED is a three year (2008 - 2011) USAID-funded project that works in two Haitian watersheds - 90,000 hectares around Montrouis in Haiti's Western Department and Limbé in the North.  Winrock International is a sub-contractor to DAI for project implementation in the Montrouis watershed.  Activities focus on environmentally sustainable economic development through commercial agriculture, alternative livelihood development, natural resource management and environmental recovery. The project aims to find alternative approaches to erosive agriculture practiced on the steeply-sloped land in the upper areas of the watersheds, and to protect biodiversity.",,,01/01/2008,01/31/2011,,N/A,Agriculture,Agriculture,"Environment, Livelihoods","Winrock International, DAI",,US Agency for International Development (USAID),,,,,Haiti,Ouest,Arcahaie,Arcahaie,,Montrouis watershed,18.9177,-72.578,,,,,,,
  World Concern,1,WC-HT-10-001,Emergency Earthquake Response,Targeted distributions of goods,,,01/13/2010,06/30/2012,"$2,711,113",,,Disaster Management,,Multiple local NGOs,,Private donations,," 21,000 ",,"Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Children, Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), People living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), Host households/communities",Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,,,,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,2,WC-HT-10-002,Food Distribution,Distribution of food rations,,,01/31/2010,02/13/2010,$0,"Food Security and Agriculture, Shelter and Non-Food Items",,Food Aid,,,"World Food Program (WFP), Catholic Relief Services (CRS)",,," 58,817 ",,,Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Port-au-Prince,,Palace/Champs de Mars,18.54281,-72.338544,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,3,WC-HT-10-003,Haiti Earthquake Response (HEAR),"This year long program is designed to facilitate early recovery efforts for families within areas of Port-au-Prince who have suffered catastrophic personal and material losses following the earthquake of January 2010.  Its focus is on injecting cash into the local economy through cash-for-work activities, and stimulating local business recovery, that benefits both the immediate recipients, and stimulates economic activity as a whole.  The program also aims to enable individuals and families to stay on their own land and property (and avoid relocation to camps for the displaced) by providing shelter materials and building repair assistance, thereby enabling a swifter recovery period than would otherwise be possible if displacement had occurred.","Cash-for-Work (CFW), shelter, infrastructure repair, livelihood grants",,02/05/2010,02/04/2011,"$4,007,711",Shelter and Non-Food Items,,"Shelter and Housing, Economic Recovery and Development",Livelihoods,World Concern,,Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA),Prime Awardee," 20,000 ",,Affected population(s),Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Delmas,,"Delmas 2-8, Nazon, Fort National",18.5595,-72.295,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,4,WC-HT-10-004,Quartier Support for Transitional Shelters,Transitional shelter and cash-for-work (CFW),,,02/25/2010,11/15/2010,"$746,783",Shelter and Non-Food Items,,"Shelter and Housing, Economic Recovery and Development",,,,"UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Trust Fund Disaster Relief",Prime Awardee," 10,000 ",,Affected population(s),Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Delmas,,"Delmas 33-43, Village Solidarite",18.5595,-72.295,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,5,WC-HT-10-005,Church and Community Support,Reconstruction of 70 churches with community services outreach and internally displaced person (IDP) support,infrastructure repair,,03/29/2010,03/28/2011,"$255,910",,,Disaster Management,,Various churches,,"NRC, Private donations",Prime Awardee," 7,000 ",100 ppl/church,,Haiti,,,,,,,,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,6,WC-HT-10-006,Livelihood Support,Livelihood grants,livelihood grants,,04/01/2010,07/31/2011,"$116,495",Early Recovery,,Economic Recovery and Development,Livelihoods,World Concern,,"Lakarmissionen, Private donations",Prime Awardee, 900 ,,Affected population(s),Haiti,,,,,,,,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,7,WC-HT-10-007,Support to Host Families,"Agricultural support, temporary employment",,,05/01/2010,12/01/2010,"$60,000",Food Security and Agriculture,,Agriculture,Livelihoods,World Concern,,Private donations,, 900 ,,Host households/communities,Haiti,"Sud, Sud-Est, Nord-Ouest","Les Cayes, Jacmel, Bainet, Port-de-Paix","Les Cayes, Jacmel, Côtes-de-Fer, Port-de-Paix",,,"18.2, 18.2333, 18.18877, 19.93967","-73.75, -72.5333, -73.002891, -72.83121",Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,8,WC-HT-10-008,Support to World Concern Staff,Staff cash support,,,01/15/2010,03/30/2010,"$22,000",,,Other,Livelihoods,World Concern,,Private donations,, 70 ,,Staff,Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,Delmas,,,18.5552,-72.337243,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Concern,9,WC-HT-10-009,Emergency Humanitarian Action,Emergency support,,,02/01/2010,03/30/2010,"$197,782",,,Disaster Management,,World Concern,,Tearfund UK,,,,"Internally displaced persons (IDPs), Staff",Haiti,,,,,,,,Christon Domond,Country Director,christond@yahoo.fr,http://www.worldconcern.org,09/23/2010,12/15/2010,
  World Hope International,1,WH-HT-10-001,Care & Support: Rubble Clearing,"More than to be an activity of rehabilitation the cleaning up activity is seeking to be an employment activity. Since February 15th WHI supports work force engagement by employing 175 people living with HIV (PLWHIV) and 2,180 women and youth to conduct rubble clearing and cleaning up activities at Delmas 40 B (PV club), Delmas 56, Henfraza, Palais de l'art, Télé nationale, Delmas 60 (Musso), Bicentenaire, Champ de Mars, Bourdon, Canapé-vert, Rue de la réunion, Léogâne, Jacmel, Petit-Goâve.",,,02/15/2010,,,,,Economic Recovery and Development,Livelihoods,World Hope International,,,,,,,Haiti,Ouest,"Port-au-Prince, Léogâne","Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Petit-Goâve",,"Champ de Mars, Delmas 56, Petit-Goâve, Télé nationale, Rue de la réunion, Signeau hospital","18.54243, 18.5371, 18.431, 0, 0, 0","-72.336, -72.292, -72.87, 0, 0, 0",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,2,WH-HT-10-002,Care & Support: Food Distribution,"WHI has started the food distribution at Carrefour, Delmas 33, Signeau hospital, Help hospital, Jacmel delivering 448 food kits to the beneficiaries. Each kit contains 3 rice pots, 1,50 peas pots, 1 oil liter, 1 milk box of 900gr, 2 sardine boxes, 1 sugar bag. The two others partners are working now in order to fall into step with WHH. WHI distributed 17,000 family food kits in two departments: West and South East.  This is communicated with health cluster.",,,,,,Health,,Food Aid,,World Hope International,,,,,,,Haiti,Ouest,"Port-au-Prince, Léogâne","Pétionville, Port-au-Prince, Léogâne, Delmas, Carrefour",,"Delmas 60 (Musso), Bourdon, Help hospital, Henfraza, Léogâne, Carrefour","18.529, 18.543, 18.51, 18.5599, 18.513, 18.533","-72.292, -72.31, -72.623, -72.2951, -72.63, -72.41",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,3,WH-HT-10-003,Care & Support,In Artibonite and the South WHI continued to serve its Care and Support clients through continued informal partnerships with public and private institutions with the following services: Support groups; Escort to accompany people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) to ensure they receive medical and clinical care; Continue positive prevention activities disseminating BCC message and condom distribution; Continue providing Dlo La Vi; Continue nutritional activities as possible; Tuberculosis screening to follow co-infection and accompany for care and treatment; Continue referral and counter reference; and education on malaria and other health issues.,,,,,,"Health, Nutrition",,Health,,World Hope International,,,,,,,Haiti,"Sud-Est, Ouest","Jacmel, Port-au-Prince","Jacmel, Port-au-Prince, Delmas",,"Palais de l'art, Jacmel, Bicentaire, Jacmel, Canapé-vert, Delmas 33, Delmas 40 B (PV club)","0, 18.234, 0, 18.233, 18.544, 18.5595, 18.5381","0, -72.53, 0, -72.53, -72.31, -72.295, -72.3015",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,4,WH-HT-10-004,Hope for Children,"WHI continues support children's education through child sponsorship in Cité Soleil, Diquini, Petit-Goâve/Verge, Port-Margot.  Where school has not resumed yet, WHI is providing support to ",,,,,,Education,,Education,,World Hope International,,,,,,,Haiti,"Nord, Ouest, Grand'Anse","Borgne, Port-au-Prince, Jérémie","Port-Margot, Carrefour, Delmas, Jérémie",,"Port-Margot, Diquini, Cité Soleil, Petit-Goâve/Verge","19.75, 18.53, 18.583, 18.6","-72.43, -72.39, -72.34, -74.1",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,5,WH-HT-10-005,Food and Water Distribution,"WHI has started the food distribution this February 19th through WHH at Carrefour, Delmas 33, Signeau hospital, Help hospital, Jacmel delivering 448 food kits to the beneficiaries. Each kit contains 3 rice pots, 1,50 peas pots, 1 oil liter, 1 milk box of 900gr, 2 sardine boxes, 1 sugar bag. The two others partners are working now in order to fall into step with WHH. WHI plans to distribute 17,000 family food kits in two departments: West and South East. WHI in partnership with GENESHA, FONDAMIE and WHH has distributed to families in tent cities 23,500 bags of water of 58 small water bags each one in Léogâne, Delmas 40B (PV club), Delmas 75, Delmas 33 (Palais de l'art), Delmas 33 (Henfraza), Cité Soleil, Bicentenaire, Sartre (La couronne), Champ de Mars, Carrefour, Canapé-vert, Merger, Marianie, Stade Sylvio Cator, Signeau hospital, Jacmel.  This is communicated with the NFI cluster.",,,02/19/2010,,,Shelter and Non-Food Items,,Food Aid,,"World Hope International, GENESHA, FONDAMIE, WHH",,,,,,,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Port-au-Prince, Léogâne, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel","Port-au-Prince, Léogâne, Carrefour, Delmas, Kenscoff, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel",,"Champ de Mars, Stade Sylvio Cator, Léogâne, Carrefour, Delmas 33, Carrefour, Delmas 33 (Henfraza), Sartre (La couronne), Canapé-vert, Delmas 33 (Palais de l'art), Help hospital (Jacmel), Marianie, Signeau hospital, Merger, Delmas 40B (PV club), Bicentaire, Signeau hospital, Jacmel, Cité Soleil, Delmas 75","18.54242, 18.5361, 18.51, 18.532, 18.5594, 18.531, 18.5596, 18.581, 18.543, 18.5599, 18.512, 18.48, 0, 18.651, 18.5384, 0, 0, 18.2341, 18.58, 18.5371","-72.336, -72.3425, -72.63, -72.41, -72.295, -72.41, -72.295, -72.31, -72.295, -72.623, -72.3, -0, -72.3, -72.3015, 0, 0, -72.53, -72.34, -72.294",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,6,WH-HT-10-006,HIV Prevention,"In response to the high levels of sexual activity in the tent camps post earthquake, HPH began to provide 2 hour HIV prevention sensitization for youth in the West and South East.  Promoters advertised these sessions in the tent camps and many youth came to listen.  The promoters met with groups of 20-50 people in each session.  WHI discussed correct and consistent condom use and provided access to condoms through linkages with Leadership and Management program from USAID.  HPH Partner GENESHA is working Delmas 40B where 16,000 persons are settled.  They are working with more than 16 camps in populated areas.  World Hope International has been networking with other partners including MSH to avoid duplication of these efforts.  WHI continued to use run HIV prevention programs for youth  South and Artibonite as outlined in AWP.",,,,,,Health,,Health,HIV/AIDS,"World Hope International, GENESHA",,,,,,,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Port-au-Prince, Léogâne, Jacmel","Pétionville, Delmas, Petit-Goâve, Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Léogâne",,"Télé nationale, Delmas 60 (Musso), Delmas 56, Petit-Goâve, Bicentaire, Delmas 40B, Henfraza, Palais de l'art, Jacmel, Bourdon, Canapé-vert, Rue de la réunion, Champ de Mars, Léogâne","0, 18.5291, 18.5371, 18.43, 0, 18.538, 18.5599, 0, 18.23, 18.54, 18.54, 0, 18.5424, 18.511","0, -72.292, -72.29, -72.87, 0, -72.3015, -72.295, 0, -72.53, -72.31, -72.31, 0, -72.336, -72.63",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,7,WH-HT-10-007,Hygiene Kits Distribution,"From February 18th to March 8th WHI has distributed  16,103 hygiene kits through its three partners to the beneficiaries in 16 camps: Delmas 40B (PV club), Delmas 75, Delmas 33 (Palais de l'art), Delmas 33 (Henfraza), Cité Soleil, Bicentenaire, Sartre (La couronne), Champ de Mars, Carrefour, Canapé-vert, Merger, Marianie, Stade Sylvio Cator, Signeau hospital, Jacmel. Each kit contains 3 soaps, 1 toothbrush, 1 toothpaste, 1 deodorant, 3 toilet paper, 2 towels.",,,02/18/2010,03/08/2010,,Shelter and Non-Food Items,,Disaster Management,,World Hope International,,,," 16,103 ",,,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Port-au-Prince, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel","Delmas, Port-au-Prince, Carrefour, Kenscoff, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel",,"Sartre (La couronne), Champ de Mars, Delmas 75, Carrefour, Canapé-vert, Marianie, Stade Sylvio Cator, Merger, Jacmel, Delmas 33 (Henfraza), Delmas 33 (Palais de l'art), Bicentaire, Delmas 40B (PV club), Cité Soleil, Signeau hospital","18.58, 18.54241, 18.5371, 18.53, 18.542, 18.481, 18.536, 18.65, 18.232, 18.5598, 18.5597, 0, 18.5383, 18.582, 0","-72.31, -72.336, -72.293, -72.41, -72.31, -72.3, -72.3425, -72.3, -72.53, -72.295, -72.295, 0, -72.3015, -72.34, 0",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,8,WH-HT-10-008,Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC),"During the short term relief/recovery, WHI in collaboration with its three partners (FONDAMIE, GENESHA, WHH) is working to provide health care to a target of 17,500 people in the directly/indirectly affected areas. From February 16th, in 22 sites in the west and south-east departments WHI has given general care to 3,403 people, pediatric care to 2,672 children and gynecology-obstetrician care to 192 pregnant women. Those 22 sites are: Place Christophe (Léogâne), L’acul (Léogâne), Santo (Léogâne), Poste Marchand, Pétionville, Canapé-vert, Martissant, Carrefour feuille, Delmas 32 (Acra), Delmas 40B, Primature, Bicentenaire, Delmas 75, Nan Regal (Petit-Goâve), Croix Martyre (Petit-Goâve), Grand chemin (Petit-Goâve), Delmas 56, Place Boyer, Decouze (Jacmel), Terrain Wolf (Jacmel), Eglise Wesleyenne (Jacmel), Terrain Lycée Pinchinat (Jacmel).  This is coordinated with the Health Cluster.",,,02/16/2010,,,Health,,Health,,"World Hope International, FONDAMIE, GENESHA, WHH",,,," 17,500 ",,,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est, Artibonite","Port-au-Prince, Léogâne, Jacmel, Croix-des-Bouquets, Dessalines","Pétionville, Léogâne, Jacmel, Port-au-Prince, Croix-des-Bouquets, Delmas, Dessalines",,"Pétionville, Place Boyer, Place Christophe (Léogâne), Terrain Wolf (Jacmel), Poste Marchand, Primature, Martissant, Terrain Lycée Pinchinat (Jacmel), Santo, L’acul (Léogâne), Canapé-vert, Carrefour feuille, Delmas 56, Delmas 40B, Delmas 32 (Acra), Decouze (Jacmel), Eglise Wesleyenne (Jacmel)","18.5136, 18.5125, 18.516, 18.236, 18.55, 0, 18.53, 18.235, 18.6, 18.449, 18.541, 18.52, 18.5371, 18.5382, 18.54, 19.27, 18.233","-72.285, -72.281, -72.63, -72.53, -72.33, 0, -72.36, -72.53, -72.27, -72.669, -72.31, -72.34, -72.291, -72.3015, -72.307, -72.55, -72.53",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,9,WH-HT-10-009,Psychosocial in Camps,"The WHI psychologists start to work since February 22th in four camps: Cité Soleil, Méyotte, Léogâne and Jacmel. Through this activity created in the camps and for the children who live in called “Soley Leve”, WHI aims to reach the children in the range of 3-6 and those in the range of 7-11 with drawing, educational games, sport, liveliness, tale reading and those in the range of 12-17 with dance, songs, vocational activities (macramé, Baneco, necklace etc). A psychosocial care is lavish of each child in the camp.  This is coordinated with the Child Protection Cluster",,,02/22/2010,,,Protection,,Protection,Mental health/Psychosocial support,World Hope International,,,,,,Children,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est","Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Léogâne","Delmas, Jacmel, Léogâne","Cité Soleil, Jacmel, Léogâne, Méyotte",,"18.581, 18.231, 18.512, 0","-72.34, -72.53, -72.63, 0",,,,,06/01/2010,,
  World Hope International,10,WH-HT-10-010,Rebuilding Schools in Haiti,"WHI has pledged to help rebuild two primary schools in earthquake-devastated areas of Haiti. The Wesleyan schools in Cité Soleil and Verger (near Petit Goâve) were both badly damaged in the January disaster. WHI has supported the school in Cité Soleil since 1999 and the school in Verger since 1997 through its child sponsorship program, Hope for Children. Currently, 71 children are enrolled at the Verger school and 47 from Cité Soleil are sponsored.",,,,,,Education,,Education,,World Hope International,,,,,,Children,Haiti,Ouest,"Port-au-Prince, Léogâne","Cité Soleil, Petit-Goâve",Verger,,,,,,,,09/29/2010,,
  World Hope International,11,WH-HT-10-011,Cholera Treatment Units,"World Hope International is working in partnership with the U.S. Government, the United Nations and other humanitarian partners to increase the response to the cholera outbreak in Haiti. World Hope International established three cholera treatment units where clients receive basic medical treatment with full medical staff including a doctor, nurse and auxiliary nurse.  The clinics are located in Artibonite (Ennery and Saint Michel de l’Attalaye), the source of the outbreak, and Ouest (Mais Gate).  WHI provides intermediate level of cholera care by first rehydrating the patients and depending on severity, providing zinc and antibiotics before referring patients to a cholera treatment center.  At the centre, the patient can receive more in-patient support from other humanitarian partners. Since the initiation of the project, WHI has reached over 4,298 patients with basic care and prevention education and treated 29 patients with cholera at the cholera treatment unit.  WHI also conducts mobile clinic in the areas where WHI reached 620 additional patients.  World Hope International expects to server over 15,000 people per month until the crisis abates. WHI is also addressing prevention by training ten field health agents to educate communities on hygiene and cholera prevention.  Five agents are assigned to each clinic.  Hand washing stations (as pictured below) are set up in each unit to teach children and others about the importance of hygiene.",,,,,,,,Health,,World Hope International,,,,,,Cholera affected population,Haiti,"Artibonite, Ouest","Gonaïves, Marmelade","Ennery, Saint Michel de l'Attalaye",Mais Gate,,,,,,,,12/13/2010,,
  World Neighbors,1,WN-HT-95-001,Reactivating Livelihoods and Reducing Risk in Rural Haitian Communities,"The purpose of this project is to reactivate livelihoods and reduce risk in rural Haitian communities impacted by mass urban to rural migration as a result of the recent earthquake. The project is taking place in 321 rural villages and communities in five departments: West, Artibonite, North, Northeast and Central Plateau. In addition to being some of the poorest areas in Haiti, these departments are also some of the most impacted by urban to rural migration resulting from the earthquake. World Neighbors works through two networks and 11 local partner organizations, which currently reach more than 78,000 beneficiaries in the project location. Preliminary reports from World Neighbors' local partners in Haiti indicate that 6,593 people have migrated to the region covered by our work, including 2,132 adults, 3,105 youth, 1,047 children and 309 pregnant women. The number of beneficiaries reached will definitely increase as people continue to migrate to the countryside from the quake affected zones.  ",,"Number of people reached per location: La Victoire (8,557); Bois-de-Laurence (6,370); Ranquitte (7,259); Bayonais (12,337); Ivoire (7,511); Moulin (9,012);  Maïssade (9,142); Bas-de-Saut (10,969); Boucan Richard (3,150); Chemin Neuf (1,277); Baille (3,010).",01/01/1995,12/31/2015,,,,"Agriculture, Economic Recovery and Development",,"OPDL (Peasant Organization for the Development of La Victoire), IPB (Peasant Union of Bois-de-Laurence), MPR (Peasant Movement of Ranquitte), MPB (Peasant Movement of Bayone), OPD 8 (Peasant Organization for the Development of the 8th Communal Section of Arcahaie), OP7 G (Peasant Organization of the 7th Communcal Section of Gros-Morne), OPM (Peasant Organization of Maïssade), MOPS (Peasant Movement of Saint Michel), Boucan Richard, Chemin Neuf, Bail",,,," 88,594 ",,,Haiti,"Nord, Nord-Est, Nord-Ouest, Artibonite, Centre","Saint-Raphaël, Vallières, Saint-Louis du Nord, Archaie, Gros-Morne, Hinche, Marmelade, Gonaïves, Grande-Rivière-du-Nord","Pignon, Mombin-Crochu, Ranquitte, Anse-à-Foleur, Arcahaie, Gros-Morne, Maïssade, Saint Michel de l'Attalaye, Ennery, Bahon","15, 17, 19, 147, 27, 26, 9, 5, 42, 7, 7","Lavictoire, Bois-de-Laurence, Ranquitte, Bayonnais, Ivoire, Moulin, Maïssade, Bas-de-Saut, Boucan Richard, Chemin Neuf, Baille","19.3332, 19.32, 19.41299, 19.85, 18.77, 18.883, 19.17, 19.3723, 18.88, 19.48344, 19.47","-72.0333, -71.88, -72.080921, -72.6, -72.51, -72.55, -72.13, -72.3322, -72.55, -72.483274, -72.12",,,,,05/23/2010,12/20/2010,
  World Relief,1,WR-HT-10-001,"Maternal and Child Health (MCH), Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), and HIV/AIDS Prevention","Provide hygiene and community health education, care and support targeting child health and development issues, and HIV prevention",,,08/01/2010,07/31/2012,,Health,,Health,,World Relief,,"Private donations, Other",," 30,300 ",,,Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,"Carrefour, Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Croix-des-Bouquets",,,,,John O'Kelley,Haiti Country Director,jokelley@wr.org,http://wr.org,9/13/2010,,
  World Relief,2,WR-HT-10-002,"Shelter, Water and Sanitation, and Agriculture","Permanent shelter reconstruction, latrines, wells.  Extension services to improve agriculture production.",,,11/01/2010,07/31/2012,,"Shelter and Non-Food Items, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Food Security and Agriculture",,"Shelter and Housing, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Agriculture",,World Relief,,"Private donations, Other",," 6,000 ",,,Haiti,"Ouest, Sud-Est",,,"Léogâne High, Léogâne Low",,,,John O'Kelley,Haiti Country Director,jokelley@wr.org,http://wr.org,9/13/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",1,WV-HT-10-001,Haiti Earthquake Response,To meet the basic and urgent needs of children and their families affected by the earthquake and ease the suffering of the affected communities.,,,01/12/2010,01/01/2011,,"Health, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter and Non-Food Items, Protection, Education, Food Security and Agriculture","Health, WASH, Shelter, Protection, NFIs, Education, Food, Livelihood","Health, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter and Housing, Education, Food Aid, Protection, Disaster Management",Livelihoods,,,Private donations,,,,Affected population(s),Haiti,Ouest,"Port-au-Prince, Croix-des-Bouquets","Pétionville, Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Croix-des-Bouquets, Ganthier","Peggy Ville, Juvenat, Haut Turgeau, Pétionville, Bristou et Marie, Delmas 31, Rues des Freres, Lilavois, Delmas 95, 1ere Saint Martin, Fond Parisien","Bristou et Marie, Camp Bremont, Haut Turgeau (2 camps)  Haut La Grotte, Bas La Grotte, Parc Acra (on a slope) Composed of 3 camps: Neptune, Belair, Park Acra, Parc St Therese, St. Preux, Terrain de'ENAF (1), ENAF 2, Delmas 31/33, Marie Therese, Lakou Smarck Michel, Parc Rony Colin, Delmas 95, Lycee Petionville, Fond Parisien, Boliman Brant (2 camps)","18.5186, 18.5198, 18.5231, 18.5211, 18.5156, 18.5169, 18.5235, 18.5287, 18.5626, 18.5264, 18.5178, 18.6258, 18.5245, 18.5115, 18.5287, 18.5562, 18.533","-72.2771, -72.3053, -72.3222, -72.307, -72.29295, -72.2757, -72.3074, -72.3067, -72.2975, -72.2739, -72.288, -72.2679, -72.2809, -72.2871, -72.286, -72.333, -72.066",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,09/27/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",2,WV-HT-10-002,Integrated Recovery Assistance Program,"Implement a 12 month integrated Shelter, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Economic Recovery program for settlement communities of internally displaced persons (IDPs)",,,02/15/2010,02/15/2011,,"Shelter and Non-Food Items, Early Recovery, Water Sanitation and Hygiene","Shelter and Settlements, Economic Recovery and Market Systems, WASH","Shelter and Housing, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Economic Recovery and Development",,"Save the Children, Hopital Albert Schweitzer",,Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/OFDA),,,,Internally displaced persons (IPDs),Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,"Pétionville, Port-au-Prince","Juvenat, Peggy Ville, Haut Turgeau","Parc Acra, Camp Bremont (Terrain de Football), Bristou et Marie, Haut Turgeau, Terrain de'ENAF (1), Terrain de'ENAF 2","18.5211, 18.5198, 18.5186, 18.5231, 18.5235, 18.5287","-72.307, -72.3053,  -72.2771, -72.3222, -72.3074, -72.3067",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,09/27/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",3,WV-HT-10-003,Food Assistance (SYAP 2010),"Increase the food available to vulnerable populations, including pregnant and lactating women, infants, and children, as well as help begin the long process of rebuilding damaged or destroyed infrastructure and restoring livelihoods.",,,03/16/2010,03/15/2011,,Food Security and Agriculture,Food,Food Aid,,Samaritan’s Purse,,US Agency for International Development (USAID),,,,"Vulnerable populations, Pregnant and nursing women, Children",Haiti,"Centre, Ouest, Artibonite, Nord","Hinche, Mirebalais, Cerca La Source, Cerca-Carvajal, La Gonâve, Lascahobas, Saint-Marc, Dessalines, Cap-Haïtien","Hinche, Thomonde, Boucan-Carré, Thomassique, Cerca La Source, Cerca-Carvajal, Anse-à-Galets, Pointe-à-Raquette, Saut-d'Eau, Mirebalais, Lascahobas, Savanette, Verrettes, Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite, Dessalines, Maïssade, Cap-Haïtien","Hinche, Thomonde, Boucan-Carré, Thomassique, Cerca La Source, Cerca-Carvajal, Anse-à-Galets, Pointe-à-Raquette, Saut-d'Eau, Mirebalais, Lascahobas, Savanette, Verrettes, Petite Rivière de l'Artibonite, Dessalines, Maïssade, Cap-Haïtien",,"19.143, 18.999, 18.966, 19.0834, 19.164, 19.266, 18.833, 18.789, 18.815, 18.833, 18.839, 18.682, 19.122, 19.133, 19.262, 19.175, 19.728","-72.003, -71.952, -72.2, -71.8334, -71.788, -71.931, -72.8667, -73.059, -72.2, -72.105, -71.951, -72.05, -72.477, -72.483, -72.518, -72.138, -72.194",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,09/27/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",4,WV-HT-10-004,Haiti Earthquake Recovery – School Feeding (Ouest),"Supply hot meals to school children during the school day, plus provide cash and food for work to school service providers. ",,,05/01/2010,12/31/2010,,,"Food, Education","Food Aid, Education",,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Students,Haiti,Ouest,"Croix-des-Bouquets, Port-au-Prince","Croix-des-Bouquets, Delmas, Tabarre",,,"18.6258, 18.5245, 18.575","-72.2679, -72.2809, -72.265",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",5,WV-HT-10-005,Haiti Earthquake Recovery – Cash and Food for Work,"Provide cash and food for work to benefit displaced and earthquake affected populations. The project specifically aims to improve living conditions through reforestation activities, and the restoration of roads, drainage and irrigation infrastructures. Will also provide support to cooks providing meal to out-of-school children. ",,,05/01/2010,12/31/2010,,,"Food, Economic Development","Food Aid, Economic Recovery and Development",,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Affected population(s),Haiti,Ouest,"Croix-des-Bouquets, Port-au-Prince","Croix-des-Bouquets, Delmas, Tabarre",,,"18.6258, 18.5245, 18.575","-72.2679, -72.2809, -72.265",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",6,WV-HT-10-006,Haiti Earthquake Recovery – School Feeding (Artibonite),"Supply food to children for school feeding; supply food to beneficiaries for take home rations, and supply dry rations to cooks. ",,,10/01/2010,12/31/2010,,,"Food, Education","Food Aid, Education",,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Students,Haiti, Artibonite,"Gonaïves, Gros-Morne, Marmelade","Gonaïves, Anse Rouge, Ennery, Marmelade, Terre Neuve, Saint Michel de l'Attalaye",,,"19.497, 19.673, 19.497, 19.536, 19.617, 19.347","-72.658, -72.979, -72.499, -72.366, -72.808, -72.371",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",7,WV-HT-10-007,School Feeding Project in Central Plateau,Supply food to students and cooks in 160 schools in the Central Plateau using food supplied by the World Food Program (WFP). Dry family take home rations will also be distrubuted to school children at the beginning of the school year. ,,,10/01/2010,12/31/2010,,,"Food, Education","Food Aid, Education",,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Students,Haiti,Centre,"Hinche, Mirebalais, Lascahobas","Hinche, Thomonde, Maïssade, Mirebalais, Saut-d'Eau, Belladère, Lascahobas, Savanette","Hinche, Thomonde, Maïssade, Mirebalais, Saut-d'Eau, Belladère, Lascahobas, Savanette",,"19.143, 18.999, 19.175, 18.833, 18.815, 18.866, 18.839, 18.682","-72.003, -71.952, -72.138, -72.105, -72.2, -71.766, -71.951, -72.05",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",8,WV-HT-10-008,Haiti Earthquake Emergency Food Assistance - General Food Distribution,"Reception, handling and distribution of food and monitoring of distributions in Port-au-Prince and neighboring localities in Haiti",,,01/31/2010,04/15/2010,,,Food,Food Aid,,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Vulnerable people/populations,Haiti,Ouest,Port-au-Prince,"Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, Delmas","Cité Soleil, Nazon, Delmas",,"18.584, 18.545, 18.5245","-72.329, -72.318, -72.2809",Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  "World Vision US, Inc.",9,WV-HT-10-009,Haiti Earthquake Recovery - General Food Distribution (Corail Camp),Distribute food to beneficiaries living in Corail Cesselesse relocation camp. ,,,04/01/2010,05/31/2010,,,Food,Food Aid,,,,World Food Program (WFP),,,,Internally displaced persons (IDPs),Haiti,Ouest,Croix-des-Bouquets,Croix-des-Bouquets,,Corail Cesselesse ,18.647,-72.258,Amy Knorr,"Haiti Country Program Manager, World Vision US",aknorr@worldvision.org,,12/21/2010,,
  