openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-001 Improving community awareness of how to prevent malaria in addition to improving the skills of health workers to identify and treat malaria whilst focusing on vulnerable rural communities, especially pregnant women and children under five. Amref Health Africa UK Tanzania 149028 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-002 Reducing maternal and infant mortality and morbidity in a region of extreme poverty and healthcare deprivation through the provision of houses built adjacent to referral hospitals for women identified with potential problems relating to pregnancy. CRY UK Cambodia 121407 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-003 Providing quality, consistent health and medical care via boat based clinics to underserved impoverished people living in seven outlying floating villages. IMPACT Foundation Cambodia 146491 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-004 Focusing on hard to reach communities in the northern states of Kebbi, Sokoto and Kano, through the provision of a range of sexual health and reproductive support. Marie Stopes International Nigeria 150000 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-005 Eliminating the practice of open defecation, improving sanitation, health and hygiene for 43,200 people, among 90 villages, in the Tororo district. Plan International UK Uganda 144046 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-006 Rwanda has the 11th highest mortality rate for children under 5 years old in the world. This project provided early childhood education, protection and healthcare for children aged 0-6 and their mothers. Save the Children Fund Rwanda 150000 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-007 Seeking to address the water and sanitation issues facing 7,300 people living in rural Palakumi, which is an area which faces acute water shortage caused by erratic rainfall and long dry spells. Jersey funding focuses substantially on the construction of five dams. Water tanks and hygiene and sanitation training is also included within the programme. Tearfund Kenya 134625 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-008 AbleChildAfrica Kenya 14500 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-009 AbleChildAfrica Zambia 53622 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-010 ACORD Mauritania 62793 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-011 ACORD Mozambique 34964 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-012 ActionAid UK Rwanda 64001 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-013 ActionAid UK Somalia 64954 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-014 Amref Health Africa UK Ethiopia 65263 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-015 Amref Health Africa UK Ethiopia 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-016 Basic Needs LAO PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 28886 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-017 Basic Needs Tanzania 28835 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-018 Book Aid International Kenya 52770 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-019 Book Aid International Tanzania 43241 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-020 Book Aid International Uganda 55440 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-021 British Red Cross Zimbabwe 62187 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-022 British Red Cross Afghanistan 63777 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-023 CAFOD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 58474 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-024 CRY UK Rwanda 37576 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-025 CRY UK Ukraine 28186 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-026 Care International UK Ecuador 61030 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-027 Care International UK Ghana 50350 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-028 Childhope Uganda 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-029 Children in Crisis DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 58474 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-030 Children in Crisis Afghanistan 63777 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-031 Children of the Andes Colombia 45638 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-032 Children of the Andes Colombia 37502 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-033 Children of the Andes Uganda 60194 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-034 Christian Aid Rwanda 64977 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-035 Christian Aid Haiti 31112 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-036 Christian Aid Dominican Republic 31112 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-037 Concern Worldwide Chad 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-038 Concern Worldwide DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-039 Concern Worldwide Afghanistan 35000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-040 CORD GLOBAL Burundi 63835 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-041 CORD GLOBAL Chad 36750 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-042 CURE INTERNATIONAL UK Uganda 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-043 CURE INTERNATIONAL UK AFRICA 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-044 CURE INTERNATIONAL UK Niger 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-045 Disability and Development Partners Nepal 44297 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-046 Disability and Development Partners India 29657 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-047 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust UK Madagascar 31900 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-048 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust UK Madagascar 26700 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-049 Everychild Ethiopia 61114 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-050 Farm Africa Kenya 64130 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-051 Farm Africa Tanzania 52984 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-052 Farm Africa Tanzania 61781 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-053 Global Care Cambodia 45100 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-054 Global Care Sri Lanka 8300 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-055 Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh 64782 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-056 Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia 64950 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-057 Hands Around the World Charitable Trust Ghana 30219 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-058 Hands Around the World Charitable Trust Uganda 16036 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-059 Hands Around the World Charitable Trust Zambia 18800 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-060 Homeless International Pakistan 59158 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-061 Homeless International Malawi 35470 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-062 Hope and Homes for Children Rwanda 26621 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-063 Hope and Homes for Children Sierra Leone 24050 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-064 Hope and Homes for Children South Africa 23370 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-065 HART UK India 61115 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-066 Impact Foundation Nepal 59893 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-067 International Childcare Trust India 28086 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-068 International Childcare Trust Uganda 64572 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-069 International Childcare Trust Kenya 63523 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-070 International Medical Corps Burundi 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-071 International Rescue Committee Sierra Leone 62247 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-072 International Rescue Committee Sierra Leone 59620 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-073 LEPRA India 39673 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-074 Mercy Corps Europe Sudan 50690 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-075 Mercy Corps Europe Zimbabwe 53044 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-076 Mission Aviation Fellowship Papua New Guinea 39346 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-077 Mission Aviation Fellowship Madagascar 50996 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-078 One World Action Philippines 15998 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-079 One World Action Malawi 17530 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-080 Orbis Charitable Trust India 64277 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-081 Orbis Charitable Trust Bangladesh 54531 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-082 Orbis Charitable Trust Zambia 57120 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-083 Plan International UK Rwanda 64789 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-084 Plan International UK LAO PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 62620 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-085 Plan International UK Ecuador 22500 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-086 Practical Action Bangladesh 64202 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-087 Practical Action Nepal 64337 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-088 Save the Children Fund DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 64609 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-089 Self Help Africa Ghana 34381 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-090 Self Help Africa Burkina Faso 35804 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-091 Self Help Africa Zambia 40000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-092 Send a Cow Ethiopia 25976 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-093 Sense International Uganda 23178 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-094 Sense International Tanzania 14907 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-095 Sense International Peru 18454 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-096 Sightsavers International Zambia 60762 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-097 Sightsavers International Guinea-Bissau 63000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-098 Sightsavers International India 45000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-099 SOS Sahel Sudan 63630 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-100 SOS Sahel Sudan 34333 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-101 SOS Sahel Sudan 61630 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-102 Sound Seekers Malawi 62939 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-103 Sound Seekers Gambia 60097 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-104 Sue Ryder Care Albania 23419 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-105 Target TB Timor-Leste 41819 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-106 Target TB India 26840 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-107 Target TB Uganda 27626 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-108 Tearfund Nepal 43233 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-109 The Butterfly Tree Zambia 61568 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-110 The Butterfly Tree Zambia 61568 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-111 The Butterfly Tree Zambia 52707 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-112 The Cambodia Trust Cambodia 26879 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-113 The Cambodia Trust Cambodia 27356 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-114 Good News! Trust Kenya 64625 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-115 Good News! Trust Kenya 64430 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-116 Good News! Trust Kenya 64291 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-117 The Leprosy Mission Niger 31832 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-118 The Leprosy Mission Nigeria 19869 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-119 The Womens Council ASIA 21957 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-120 Tools for Self Reliance Uganda 22755 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-121 Toybox Guatemala 54289 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-122 Toybox Bolivia 18878 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-123 Toybox Guatemala 18878 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-124 UNICEF Yemen 63395 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-125 UNICEF Senegal 58885 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-126 UNICEF Ethiopia 61582 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-127 UNICEF AFRICA 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-128 VSO International Nigeria 15375 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-129 Wateraid Tanzania 65000 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-130 World Vision UK Senegal 48437 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-131 World Vision UK Tanzania 58100 GRANT (1/1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-132 Heavy rains prevailed across the Philippines causing widespread flooding and landslides. Almost half a million people had been affected. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency relief packs, including food, hygiene items, and shelter materials, to over 4,500 people and Helpage £30,000 to provide immediate emergency relief through provision of food, nonfood items and temporary shelter assistance in 22 villages. Christian Aid Philippines 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-133 Heavy rains prevailed across the Philippines causing widespread flooding and landslides. Almost half a million people had been affected. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency relief packs, including food, hygiene items, and shelter materials, to over 4,500 people and Helpage £30,000 to provide immediate emergency relief through provision of food, nonfood items and temporary shelter assistance in 22 villages. HelpAge International Philippines 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-134 Intensive rains over eastern Sri Lanka caused the most severe flooding and resultant humanitarian disaster since the Tsunami of 2004 with over a million people affected and approximately 367,000 displaced. Initial reports confirmed that due to heavy monsoon rains since November 2010, over half of the country was engulfed by flood waters by January 2011. JOAC awarded Oxfam £30,000 for food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items, Christian Aid £30,000 for baby milk, food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items and Habitat for Humanity £30,000 to support families with 600 emergency shelter kits comprising tools for emergency shelter provision including malaria prevention, and 600 house cleaning kits, again essential to prevent the spread of disease and which were distributed immediately. Oxfam GB Sri Lanka 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-135 Intensive rains over eastern Sri Lanka caused the most severe flooding and resultant humanitarian disaster since the Tsunami of 2004 with over a million people affected and approximately 367,000 displaced. Initial reports confirmed that due to heavy monsoon rains since November 2010, over half of the country was engulfed by flood waters by January 2011. JOAC awarded Oxfam £30,000 for food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items, Christian Aid £30,000 for baby milk, food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items and Habitat for Humanity £30,000 to support families with 600 emergency shelter kits comprising tools for emergency shelter provision including malaria prevention, and 600 house cleaning kits, again essential to prevent the spread of disease and which were distributed immediately. Christian Aid Sri Lanka 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-136 Intensive rains over eastern Sri Lanka caused the most severe flooding and resultant humanitarian disaster since the Tsunami of 2004 with over a million people affected and approximately 367,000 displaced. Initial reports confirmed that due to heavy monsoon rains since November 2010, over half of the country was engulfed by flood waters by January 2011. JOAC awarded Oxfam £30,000 for food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items, Christian Aid £30,000 for baby milk, food distributing, temporary shelter and hygiene items and Habitat for Humanity £30,000 to support families with 600 emergency shelter kits comprising tools for emergency shelter provision including malaria prevention, and 600 house cleaning kits, again essential to prevent the spread of disease and which were distributed immediately. Habitat for Humanity Sri Lanka 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-137 The post-electoral crisis in Cote d’Ivoire resulted in a large influx of refugees into Liberia. It was reported by the Liberian government that an estimated 25,000 Ivorian refugees crossed over to Liberia at the time applications were received by JOAC, with more expected in the coming days and weeks, particularly given the recent spike in violent unrest and the discovery of a third mass grave in Cote d’Ivoire. JOAC awarded Action Aid £30,000 for food and non-food items, such as farming inputs, hygiene kits and kitchen kits, Tearfund £30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation; and British Red Cross £30,000 for household kits and shelter materials. ActionAid UK Cote D'Ivoire 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-138 The post-electoral crisis in Cote d’Ivoire resulted in a large influx of refugees into Liberia. It was reported by the Liberian government that an estimated 25,000 Ivorian refugees crossed over to Liberia at the time applications were received by JOAC, with more expected in the coming days and weeks, particularly given the recent spike in violent unrest and the discovery of a third mass grave in Cote d’Ivoire. JOAC awarded Action Aid £30,000 for food and non-food items, such as farming inputs, hygiene kits and kitchen kits, Tearfund £30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation; and British Red Cross £30,000 for household kits and shelter materials. Tearfund Cote D'Ivoire 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-139 The post-electoral crisis in Cote d’Ivoire resulted in a large influx of refugees into Liberia. It was reported by the Liberian government that an estimated 25,000 Ivorian refugees crossed over to Liberia at the time applications were received by JOAC, with more expected in the coming days and weeks, particularly given the recent spike in violent unrest and the discovery of a third mass grave in Cote d’Ivoire. JOAC awarded Action Aid £30,000 for food and non-food items, such as farming inputs, hygiene kits and kitchen kits, Tearfund £30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation; and British Red Cross £30,000 for household kits and shelter materials. British Red Cross Cote D'Ivoire 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-140 UNICEF Liberia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-141 Plan International UK Liberia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-142 A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.8 struck Eastern Myanmar near the Golden Triangle region where the countries of Thailand, Myanmar and Lao PDR meet on the evening of Thursday, 24 March 2011. Initial reports indicated 75 deaths, 200 injured and about 300 household damaged. JOAC awarded Tearfund £30,000 to provide immediate physical relief to those affected by the earthquake. Particularly focus was placed on smaller communities that were isolated from the main roads, and therefore not covered by government or other agency assistance, through the provision of food, water, medical kits, shelter and non-food items. The project also assisted the establishment of a trauma care and support service for those affected by the earthquake. Tearfund Myanmar 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-143 Malawi had been receiving heavy rains in the month of March 2011 resulting in several districts experiencing floods, including Mzimba, Nkhotakota, Phalombe, Karonga and Salima districts where World Vision Malawi had long term area development programmes. Approximately 1,900 people were affected by the floods, with most of them at the time of application, living with relations within the affected areas in Mzimba district. According to the Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services more heavy rain was forecasted. JOAC awarded World Vision £23,538 to support families with basic necessities in hygiene, shelter, water and sanitation, and food, in addition to supporting children through psychosocial support. World Vision UK Malawi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-144 Expected rains across east Africa largely failed and with a serious shortage of water for children and their families, lead to widespread devastation of farmland, failed harvests and livestock deaths. Families lost incomes and food supplies and prices soared. As a result, over 7 million people faced a devastating food crisis. Kenya was amongst those countries seriously affected. JOAC awarded Save the Children £30,000 to aid distribution of essential items such as water treatment tablets and hygiene items to 8,000 vulnerable children and their families. These items had been specifically chosen to give people the essentials they would need to get their lives back on track. Items were distributed along with key health, hygiene and nutrition messages to ensure maximum benefit for vulnerable individuals and families. Save the Children Fund Kenya 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-145 Since early June fighting between the central Burmese army and ethnic minority forces on the northern border with China resulted in the displacement of over 12,000 people. This has had a devastating impact on the lives of people living in the area, including women and children, who have been forced to flee their homes. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide urgently needed food, temporary shelter materials and hygiene kits to 5,000 people. Christian Aid Myanmar 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-146 JOAC granted Tearfund £30,000 to provide urgently needed nutritional and financial support to 500 returnees from Libya and Ivory Coast and host households in the Abalak Department of Niger. This was done through improving food security of beneficiary households and their host households by providing food supplies for two months and improving living conditions of beneficiary households through additional relief supplies including cooking utensils and soup ingredients for two months. Tearfund Niger 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-147 Since January 2012, persistent and unprecedented rains resulted in massive flooding in Colombia affecting over three million people. With a second winter rainy season wreaking havoc at a time when many areas had not yet recovered from the last season’s devastating floods, over three million people were affected, 500,000 of whom already displaced by conflict. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 for emergency food and non-food relief packs to approximately 3,000 people. Christian Aid Colombia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-148 The humanitarian crisis in Cote d’Ivoire began to unfold in December 2010, following a disputed election. Violent clashes ensued between supporters of each side which escalated in February and March 2011 tragically leading to thousands of lives being lost and forcing over 370,000 people to flee their homes. Many refugees fled to Liberia, which had received most attention and aid. Ghana the lesser-known destination was struggling to cope with increasing demand on resources. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 for urgently needed water and sanitation facilities, hygiene materials and essential non-food items to 6,350 people. Christian Aid Ghana 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-149 In August 2011, severe flooding occurred in 13 of 64 districts in Bangladesh, affecting 1.25 million people. An estimated 115,408 houses were destroyed, leaving thousands of people homeless and without access to food, shelter and safe water. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency food, temporary shelter and safe drinking water to approximately 7,500 people and British Red Cross £30,000 focussing funding to Cox’s Bazaar, the first district to be affected which left 100,000 people marooned with limited access to food, clean drinking water, shelter and sanitation. The grant to Tearfund £28,076 provided emergency food rations. Christian Aid Bangladesh 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-150 In August 2011, severe flooding occurred in 13 of 64 districts in Bangladesh, affecting 1.25 million people. An estimated 115,408 houses were destroyed, leaving thousands of people homeless and without access to food, shelter and safe water. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency food, temporary shelter and safe drinking water to approximately 7,500 people and British Red Cross £30,000 focussing funding to Cox’s Bazaar, the first district to be affected which left 100,000 people marooned with limited access to food, clean drinking water, shelter and sanitation. The grant to Tearfund £28,076 provided emergency food rations. British Red Cross Bangladesh 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-151 In August 2011, severe flooding occurred in 13 of 64 districts in Bangladesh, affecting 1.25 million people. An estimated 115,408 houses were destroyed, leaving thousands of people homeless and without access to food, shelter and safe water. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency food, temporary shelter and safe drinking water to approximately 7,500 people and British Red Cross £30,000 focussing funding to Cox’s Bazaar, the first district to be affected which left 100,000 people marooned with limited access to food, clean drinking water, shelter and sanitation. The grant to Tearfund £28,076 provided emergency food rations. Tearfund Bangladesh 28076 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-152 Heavy monsoon rains caused serious flooding across southern Pakistan’s Sindh Province, affecting almost five million children and their families. The rains have left some towns under nine feet of water and destroyed some 700,000 houses. JOAC awarded Save the Children £30,000 to provide essential shelter and household items, Mercy Corps £29,904 for the provision of clean water and hygiene kits and awarded Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of clean water, sanitation, hygiene and health response. Save the Children Fund Pakistan 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-153 Heavy monsoon rains caused serious flooding across southern Pakistan’s Sindh Province, affecting almost five million children and their families. The rains have left some towns under nine feet of water and destroyed some 700,000 houses. JOAC awarded Save the Children £30,000 to provide essential shelter and household items, Mercy Corps £29,904 for the provision of clean water and hygiene kits and awarded Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of clean water, sanitation, hygiene and health response. Mercy Corps Europe Pakistan 29904 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-154 Heavy monsoon rains caused serious flooding across southern Pakistan’s Sindh Province, affecting almost five million children and their families. The rains have left some towns under nine feet of water and destroyed some 700,000 houses. JOAC awarded Save the Children £30,000 to provide essential shelter and household items, Mercy Corps £29,904 for the provision of clean water and hygiene kits and awarded Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of clean water, sanitation, hygiene and health response. Plan International UK Pakistan 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-155 After election results were announced in South Kordofan State in May 2011, tensions built between the main political parties resulting in violence and fighting breaking out in several states, affecting more than 70,000 people. Thousands were displaced, many to scattered shanty areas in which overcrowding and poor sanitation meant significant health risks. JOAC awarded British Red Cross £30,000 towards the distribution of food and non-food items including kitchen sets, jerry cans, tarpaulins, sleep mats, blankets, mosquito nets, first aid and hygiene items. British Red Cross Sudan 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-156 Floods triggered by heavy rains sent huge discharges of water from the Hirakud dam killing at least 16 people in Oddisha, India, displacing tens of thousands across 19 of the State’s 30 districts. At the floods peak, more than 1,300,000 cubic feet of water per second flowed through the flooded Mahanadi delta network. More than 1.7 million people had been affected as houses and community buildings flooded and crops were washed away. JOAC awarded Christian Aid £30,000 to provide temporary shelter, drinking water, ready-toeat food and household items for 3,000 families. Christian Aid India 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-157 A strong 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit north eastern India and Nepal on 18th September which triggered landslides, destroyed infrastructure, damaged economic assets, and led to loss of life and displacement. The earthquake struck a remote part of the Himalayas, affecting mountainous regions of north eastern India and north eastern Nepal most heavily, although the tremor was felt across 22 of Nepal’s 75 districts, and across much of northern India. By awarding Mercy Corps £29,960 Jersey was able to support 500 earthquake affected households (3,800 individuals) with emergency relief supplies to provide immediate shelter and basic protection materials. Mercy Corps Europe Nepal 29960 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-158 When Typhoon Nesat hit the Philippines it left areas flooded with landslides forcing families to evacuate their severely damaged homes and move to government evacuation centers as well as in the Habitat Noah’s Ark School Evacuation Centers. JOAC awarded Habitat for Humanity £30,000 for the provision of full shelter repair kits as Habitat for Humanity Philippines viewed this response as having greatest single impact on the families affected, enabling them to exit the evacuation centres and to expedite their recovery to the regular routines in life in a short timeframe Habitat for Humanity Philippines 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-159 Chad experienced a devastating cholera epidemic which spread throughout the Chad Basin with over 38,000 cases reported and more than 1,200 people dying since the beginning of the outbreak, making it the worst epidemic in the country’s history. JOAC awarded British Red Cross £30,000 to provide chlorine to disinfect homes, latrines and wells thus reducing the number of potential reservoirs which may have been harbouring the disease. In addition to this, 200 wells in affected areas were protected from contamination (or re-contamination), through the construction of physical barriers around the wells, which prevented rain water flowing into the water supply. Vulnerable families with little or no access to sanitation facilities were also supported in the construction of their own latrines and through the provision of soap and jerry cans which were distributed to 10,000 and 8,000 families respectively. British Red Cross Chad 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-160 Heavy rains from the 10th October damaged and destroyed homes, contaminated water supplies, destroyed crops and left communities isolated resulting in lack of access to food and water for approximately 1,167,116 people across the region of Central America, of which 528,735 were in Guatemala. JOAC awarded Tearfund £30,000 to provide food rations and agricultural supplies and Oxfam £30,000 to provide fresh water and mosquito nets. Tearfund Guatemala 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-161 Heavy rains from the 10th October damaged and destroyed homes, contaminated water supplies, destroyed crops and left communities isolated resulting in lack of access to food and water for approximately 1,167,116 people across the region of Central America, of which 528,735 were in Guatemala. JOAC awarded Tearfund £30,000 to provide food rations and agricultural supplies and Oxfam £30,000 to provide fresh water and mosquito nets. Oxfam GB Guatemala 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-162 More than 90,000 people were evacuated in El Salvador following the worst flooding in decades over central America. 50,000 were living in temporary shelter resulting in risks to health due to overcrowding with significant damage also made to infrastructure and agriculture. By granting Plan UK £30,000 for health and hygiene kits and Save the Children £24,842 both were able to provide health, hygiene and food recovery kits as well as portable medical emergency kits and crucial mosquito control. Plan International UK El Salvador 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-163 More than 90,000 people were evacuated in El Salvador following the worst flooding in decades over central America. 50,000 were living in temporary shelter resulting in risks to health due to overcrowding with significant damage also made to infrastructure and agriculture. By granting Plan UK £30,000 for health and hygiene kits and Save the Children £24,842 both were able to provide health, hygiene and food recovery kits as well as portable medical emergency kits and crucial mosquito control. Save the Children Fund El Salvador 24842 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-164 Following the historic independence of South Sudan in July 2011, insecurity and tensions flared in the Blue Nile State between armed groups, forcing an estimated 25,000 Sudanese refugees to flee across the border into Ethiopia. The majority of refugees were women and children. While many reached camps, an increasing number arrived through unofficial points along an extremely porous border. Often isolated and remote, these border areas offered few services to refugees and left many families in urgent need of life-saving assistance, including food, water and shelter. JOAC awarded UNICEF £30,000 to provide essential support in the areas of water and sanitation UNICEF Ethiopia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-165 Afghanistan experienced its worst drought in a decade, affecting 14 out of 34 provinces in the north, north-east and west of the country. Below normal rain and snow fall resulted in massive losses to wheat crops, severely affecting areas already chronically food insecure. Additionally many of the water sources had dried up, so people and animals were being forced to share the same sources, leading to contamination and a heightened risk of waterborne disease. JOAC awarded Oxfam £30,000 to support the establishment of water schemes, provision of crop and vegetable seeds farming households, livestock fodder and vaccination tablets to farmers, construction of temporary latrines and distribution of hygiene kits. Oxfam GB Afghanistan 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-166 Cambodia was still struggling with flooding caused by heavy rains and the overflow of the Mekong River which affected more than 1.1 million people. Whilst the rain eased the floodwaters spread across 17 of Cambodia's 24 provinces, killing 247 people, inundating homes, and forcing 34,000 households into evacuation centres. JOAC awarded Habitat for Humanity £29,890 to assist 490 vulnerable families (2,695 people) affected to regain dignity, selfassurance and support to return to their homes through the distribution of emergency shelter kits and hygiene kits and Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency food rations, water containers and water purification tablets to approximately 8,300 vulnerable people. Habitat for Humanity Cambodia 29890 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-167 Cambodia was still struggling with flooding caused by heavy rains and the overflow of the Mekong River which affected more than 1.1 million people. Whilst the rain eased the floodwaters spread across 17 of Cambodia's 24 provinces, killing 247 people, inundating homes, and forcing 34,000 households into evacuation centres. JOAC awarded Habitat for Humanity £29,890 to assist 490 vulnerable families (2,695 people) affected to regain dignity, selfassurance and support to return to their homes through the distribution of emergency shelter kits and hygiene kits and Christian Aid £30,000 to provide emergency food rations, water containers and water purification tablets to approximately 8,300 vulnerable people. Christian Aid Cambodia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-168 Inhabitants of the Mekong Delta region in Vietnam had been grappling with serious flooding since late September, a disaster that had caused loss of life and significant damage to homes and property, posing an ongoing threat to health and livelihoods in seven provinces in the region. Floods had affected the lives of some 80,686 families with more than 200,000 children at risk. JOAC awarded Habitat for Humanity £29,887 to assist with clean up and shelter renovation. Habitat for Humanity Vietnam 29887 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-169 Since early October the sustained heavy rainfall in the Pacific, Central and Northern part of Nicaragua caused flooding, landslides, property and vital infrastructure damage as well as devastation to crops. This resulted in the need for the immediate evacuation of affected populations. A state of “National Calamity and Disaster” was declared and the Government requested support from the international community to respond to this humanitarian disaster. JOAC awarded UNICEF £30,000 to provide life-saving support to vulnerable groups and communities through access to safe water sources, health, nutrition and education. UNICEF Nicaragua 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-170 The Philippines were hit by a series of natural disasters which caused damage and destruction to an already vulnerable population. Around 3,000 families across 50 provinces were affected by Typhoon Nesat and Typhoon Nalgae, the majority of whom resided in 32 temporary evacuation centres including schools. Tropical Storm Ramon also affected 16,711 families, causing 634 families to seek temporary refuge in 11 evacuation centres. Water and sanitation soon became a major concern, especially in areas which were inundated. The rising incidence of diarrhea and respiratory tract infections coupled with the limited access to basic health services also increased the risk of acute malnutrition in children. Additionally, many schools had been heavily damaged and were in need of structural repair along with the provision of new school supplies to replace those which had been destroyed. JOAC awarded UNICEF £30,000 to provide food, health kits, water kits and other essential non-food items such as tarpaulins, cooking sets, soap and blankets and school kits. UNICEF Philippines 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-171 In mid-December, a tropical storm, typhoon Sendong (or known internationally as Washi”) hit the southern Philippines triggering flash floods and landslides. The typhoon brought unprecedented damage to lives and properties in Mindanao, a region in the Philippines that is not well accustomed to strong typhoons. JOAC awarded Plan UK £30,000 to implement water treatment solutions and provide hygiene kits, medicines, micronutrient supplements, and medical supplies in additional to conducting health and nutrition counselling and sanitation orientation in 40 evacuation centres. Emergency shelter and household items and safe areas for children to receive psychosocial support, play and re-socialization opportunities were also established. Plan International UK Philippines 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-172 Mauritania was facing a severe crisis due to the convergent effects of drought, chronic poverty and a sharp rise in food prices. By January 2012 it was estimated that 920,000 people would be affected by food insecurity and the number was projected to climb. Approximately one-third of the population would require food assistance with over one in ten children malnourished and suffering from life-threatening severe acute malnutrition. Lack of clean water was further compounding the risk of disease outbreaks among children who already suffered from malnutrition. JOAC awarded UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of ready to use therapeutic food supplies and the delivery of basic health care services including vaccines, Vitamin A supplements and de-worming tablets. The Commission also supported the provision of clean water as well as sanitation services to drought-affected communities which included supplies such as water jerry cans, collapsible water tanks, oral rehydration salts, basic family water kits and tents. UNICEF Mauritania 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-173 Millions of people across West Africa were again at risk of a serious food crisis. Low rainfall, poor harvests, high food prices and a lack of pasture were all causing serious problems across the region, pointing to a likely food crisis in the first months of 2012. This came as vulnerable communities were only just beginning to move out of recovery following the last food crisis in the region in June 2010. Early reports suggested that 6 million people in Niger and 2.9 million people in Mali would be vulnerable to the coming crisis, while in Mauritania 700,000 people, over a quarter of the population, were reported to be at risk. In Burkina Faso, official estimates were likely to include over two million people at risk. In Chad, 13 out of 22 regions could also be affected by food insecurity. Early warning systems had worked well to alert the humanitarian community and Oxfam and other aid agencies had a window of opportunity by being able to immediately act thus saving lives and avoiding disaster. Oxfam GB AFRICA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-174 British Red Cross AFRICA 65000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-175 UNICEF AFRICA 65000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-176 Concern Worldwide AFRICA 65000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-177 Plan International UK AFRICA 100000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-178 Care International UK AFRICA 100000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-179 The first team of volunteers departed Jersey for Nepal to build a 10+2 School, equivalent to a Sixth Form School, with the capacity for 100 co-educational students inclusive of four classrooms, a library/computer facility and a toilet block, in the Seti Khola Valley, Western Nepal. Jersey Overseas Aid Commission Nepal 59823 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-180 The second group to depart left for Ulaanbataar, Mongolia where they undertook to a second kindergarten at Erdenet, about 100 kilometres from Ulaanbataar. Jersey Overseas Aid Commission Mongolia 65466 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-181 Ghana was the final project to be undertaken in 2011. The aim was to build a primary school of six classrooms, a library, administration room and Headmasters room in Akumadan which is a very poor village in the district of Offinso, two hours north of Kumasi. Jersey Overseas Aid Commission Ghana 78828 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-182 WASOT-UK Uganda 3100 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-183 Kisumu Orphans Education Fund Kenya 1000 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-184 Sohm Village Friendship Gambia 1926 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-185 WASOT-UK Kenya 18646 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-186 Jersey Gambia Schools Trust Gambia 4632 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-187 Nesakarangal Childrens Home India 1200 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-188 Shariani Village Trust Kenya 20000 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-189 St Clements Church Kenya 9110 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-190 St Clements Church Kenya 2650 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-191 St Clements Church Kenya 1950 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-192 St Clements Church Kenya 600 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-193 St Clements Church Kenya 2550 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-194 Sundeep Watts Memorial Fund Kenya 4322 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE11-195 Ngora Trust Uganda 2500 LOCAL PARTNER