Decision: Not to activate the DERF to respond to the experienced cholera epidemy in Fizi, South Kivu, DRC Reasons: (1) The submitted Alert note does not substantiate that the experienced crisis is a Rapid onset humanitarian crisis, rather it seems it might be an ongoing crisis experienced as part of the protracted crisis in the DRC and hence does not fall within the DERF mandate; and; (2) 6 Danish
Decision: Not to activate the DERF to respond to the experienced food security crisis in Somali Region, Ethiopia Reason: The DERF was activated on 28 August 2018 to respond to the slow onset food security crisis experienced in Ethiopia and provided funding for a number of Danish non-HPA CSOs to respond to this crisis. It is assessed that the experienced humanitarian crisis is neither a new crisis
Decision: Not to activate the DERF to respond to the experienced drought and famine in lower Shabelle region, Somalia Reason: The DERF was activated on 03 May 2018 to respond to the slow onset food insecurity crisis experienced in Somalia and provided funding for a number of Danish non-HPA CSOs to respond to this crisis. The current submitted alert note, does not substantiate that the experienced
Decision: Not to activate the DERF to respond to the experienced drought and famine in Galmadug, Somalia Reasons: (1) The DERF was activated on 03 May 2018 to respond to the slow onset food insecurity crisis experienced in Somalia and the DERF in connection herewith supported a number of Danish non-HPA CSOs to respond to the same in Somalia (including in Galmadug). The current submitted alert does
Decision: Not to activate the DERF to respond to the experienced Congolese Refugee Crisis in Angola.
Reason: 3 Danish non-HPA CSOs are known to CISU as active in Angola in addition to the Alerting organisation. This is assessed as too narrow a base upon which to activate the DERF
Decision on submitted Alert: Not to activate the DERF as it is not evident that life-saving emergency and/or protection needs exist, but monitor the situation for potential subsequent rapid activation.
Call Specific Information Call name Myanmar Refugee Crisis, Bangladesh Call ID 17-014-RO Location Bangladesh Crisis type Rapid Onset (RO) Alert Type Other Appeal Total number of Applications 1 Total number of Intervention Grants 1 Total Granted Funds DKK 2.499.998 Date of Call for Applications November, 10 2017 A
Call Specific Information Call name Flooding and mudslides in Nepal Call ID 17-012-RO Location Eastern, Central, mid and Far Western regions. The district most affected are: Eastern Terrai, Suptari, Murai, Sumpsari and Sura. Crisis type Rapid Onset (RO) Alert Type Other Appeal Total number of Applications 3 Total number of Interventi
Call Specific Information Call name Flooding & Mudslides, Freetown, Sierra Leone Call ID 17-010-RO Location Lumley, Freetown Crisis type Rapid Onset (RO) Alert Type Other Appeal Total number of Applications 4 Total number of Intervention Grants 2 Total Granted Funds DKK 1.373.590 Date of Call for Applications August, 16 2017 Application Deadline September, 8 2017 Funding M
Call Specific Information Call name Ethiopia Food Security Crisis Call ID 17-008-RO Location SNNP, Oromia, Somali, Amhara and Afar regions of Ethiopia Crisis type Rapid Onset (RO) Alert Type Other Appeal Total number of Applications 7 Total number of Intervention Grants 4 Date of Call for Applications DKK 3.825.043 Appl
Basic information about the alert
Alert date Location Crisis type/ Alert type Total funded amount Total number of applications/ Total number of approved grants 23-05-2017 Philippines Rapid onset/ Other Request 4.891.964 2/2
Call Specific Information Call name Floods & Landslides, Sri Lanka Call ID 17-006-RO Location Western and southern regions of Sri Lanka with 14 affected districts Crisis type Rapid Onset (RO) Alert Type Other Appeal Total number of Applications 1 Total number of Intervention Grants 1 Total Granted Funds DKK 335.069