openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-001 This project seeks to establish settled host communities whilst integrating returnee families through the provision of an equipped health centre, primary education and agricultural inputs. Tearfund ANGOLA 250000 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-002 14 years ago funding from Jersey had made an invaluable contribution to the development of a unique floating hospital, the Jibon Tari (Boat of Life). This facility had taken basic healthcare, medical care, inclusive of surgery, training and health education to communities which lacked even rudimentary health provision. It had transformed lives and visited new communities each year. Perfectly designed to travel through the remote areas of Bangladesh a floating hospital was appropriate because of Bangladesh being located in a delta. Impact Foundation was granted funding to support continued activities over the next three years. IMPACT Foundation BANGLADESH 249726 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-003 This grant from Jersey is vastly improving maternal, newborn and child health in 75 remote rural communities of Myanmar, reducing appallingly high mortality rates amongst new mothers and children under five through improved practices of, and access to, antenatal delivery and newborn care. British Red Cross MYANMAR 248990 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-004 The project aims to strengthen livelihoods, food and water security in 27 poor villages of Myanmars conflict-affected Kayin (Karen) State through community led village development committees. Helpage International MYANMAR 249921 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-005 The main focus of the project is to provide access to education, training and employment. This is to be facilitated through the provision of prosthetic and orthotic services to 970 people, per year with disabilities, access to third level education for young people with disabilities, self sufficiency through vocational training and small business grants and practical support with school costs to enable access for disabled children from poor families. The Cambodia Trust CAMBODIA 228956 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-006 The aim of the project is to reduce the prevalence of water borne diseases among the target communities and primary schools in Sot Nikum and Chi Kreng Districts in Sien Reap Province. This would be achieved by improving access for children and vulnerable households to safe drinking water and sanitation by 2016. World Vision CAMBODIA 219792 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-007 This three year grant is enabling Oxfam to support two honey collection and processing centres and provide beekeeping inputs and integrate beekeeping with natural resource management activities. It is hoped to increase the quality and quantity of honey produced by 7,300 women beekeepers resulting in increased incomes of at least 50%. Oxfam GB ETHIOPIA 249518 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-008 The goal of the project is to improve sustainable access to clean water for 35,500 of the extreme poor in target areas of La Gonâve. The reduction of water borne disease and improved hygiene and sanitation practices would be facilitated by the provision of a borehole drilled and equipped with a pumping system and a pipe network system and rain harvesting. CONCERN WORLDWIDE HAITI 250000 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-009 The funding request is to pilot a new approach to Community Based Education (CBE) for 96 deafblind children in Kenya the results of which would be presented to the Kenyan Government so that it could be convinced to include CBE in effective education provision. Sense International KENYA 123236 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-010 The objective of this project is to contribute to the reduction of maternal and under five mortality in Kenya, with a specific objective to see that communities in Turkana West, have better access to utilise quality maternal, newborn and child health services which was hoped would benefit 103,135 people. Amref Health Africa UK KENYA 196600 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-011 The project aims to reduce child mortality in Lesotho by strengthening outreach immunisation services in two of the countrys ten districts. Working in partnership with the Ministry of Health and UNICEF to mobilise health care professionals will enable the delivery of key immunisation services and other activities into some of the countrys most rural areas. Riders for Health UK LESOTHO 244461 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-012 This project is aimed at scaling up essential nutrition interventions to ensure children across five counties in Liberia meet their full cognitive, growth and development potential. UNICEF LIBERIA 248930 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-013 This three year project is building sustainable mechanisms to enhance food security, especially during the dry season and will additionally support education through the provision of greater access to primary schooling in four sites in Madagascar. Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust UK MADAGASCAR 149723 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-014 The funding request is enabling farmers in Gurue to become self-sufficient with increased incomes using more effective farming practices that maximise the benefits of their land thus building capacity of agricultural services providers and traders in the region. Opportunity Interntional MOZAMBIQUE 248406 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-015 Support from Jersey is assisting life-saving surgical efforts of CURE Hôpital des Enfants au Niger through the provision of surgical procedures and outpatient services for children and families currently burdened with correctable conditions. CURE INTERNATIONAL UK NIGER 250000 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-016 This three year project aims to improve the food security and incomes of 3,332 rural smallholder households in Northern Togo, thereby benefiting approximately 16,600 people in total. A grant from Jersey is being used to fund training in sustainable agriculture practices to enable the purchase and distribution of trees and seeds, train growers to ensure a sustainable supply of quality planting materials, support strong farmer groups and enterprise development and increase processing and marketing of agricultural produce. Self Help Africa TOGO 241999 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-017 Funding is providing sub-speciality training for doctors, including anaesthesia, nursing, financial management and case finding and also covering the cost of spectacles and low vision devices and consumables for over 500 surgeries each year contributing towards the cost of medical equipment required for sub speciality treatments. Orbis Charitable Trust ZAMBIA 249048 MULTI-YEAR GRANT (Y1) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-018 British Red Cross Afghanistan 92278 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-019 Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh 99983 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-020 World Vision Bangladesh 98583 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-021 HART UK Myanmar 54240 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-022 World Vision Myanmar 85193 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-023 Disability for Development Partners Burundi 71791 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-024 Everychild Cambodia 31484 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-025 Habitat for Humanity Cambodia 99806 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-026 Helpage International Cambodia 88783 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-027 Orbis Charitable Trust Cameroon 98834 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-028 Sound Seekers Cameroon 48137 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-029 Sound Seekers Zambia 48136 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-030 Children of the Andes Colombia 81653 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-031 Sightsavers International DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 82360 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-032 Disability for Development Partners Ethiopia 65390 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-033 Orbis Charitable Trust Ethiopia 98932 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-034 Send a Cow Ethiopia 74649 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-035 Treeaid Ethiopia 92894 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-036 Basic Needs Ghana 60000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-037 Toybox Guatemala 43471 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-038 ACORD Guinea 96500 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-039 Helpage International Haiti 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-040 AbleChildAfrica Kenya 1975 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-041 Basic Needs Kenya 37807 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-042 Excellent Development Kenya 99341 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-043 Childhope Kenya 22792 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-044 Oxfam GB Kenya 98945 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-045 Plan International UK Kenya 97400 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-046 Self Help Africa Kenya 94500 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-047 Send a Cow Kenya 65183 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-048 Good News! Trust Kenya 99973 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-049 Good News! Trust Kenya 12872 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-050 Sightsavers International Liberia 99959 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-051 Mission Aviation Fellowship Madagascar 82436 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-052 Opportunity International Malawi 88996 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-053 Self Help Africa Malawi 64897 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-054 Marie Stopes International Mali 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-055 Wateraid Mali 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-056 International Childcare Trust Nepal 53624 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-057 Everychild Nepal 25538 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-058 IMPACT Foundation Nepal 98939 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-059 Practical Action Nepal 85000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-060 Toybox Nicaragua 54901 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-061 Oxfam GB Niger 99973 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-062 Treeaid Niger 93616 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-063 Childhope Sierra Leone 99673 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-064 Plan International UK Sierra Leone 99552 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-065 Resurge Africa Sierra Leone 96500 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-066 The Leprosy Mission South Sudan 82133 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-067 Oxfam GB South Sudan 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-068 Practical Action Sudan 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-069 ACORD Tanzania 94343 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-070 Sense International Tanzania 50249 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-071 UNICEF Tanzania 93152 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-072 Sound Seekers Gambia 82368 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-073 AbleChildAfrica Uganda 67187 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-074 Global Care Uganda 97920 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-075 Mission Aviation Fellowship Uganda 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-076 Sense International Uganda 62118 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-077 Riders for Health UK AFRICA 56846 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-078 Homeless International Zimbabwe 98617 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-079 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made shelter in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, deep water pump, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensil and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Oxfam GB SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-080 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made shelter in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, deep water pump, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensil and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Christian Aid SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-081 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made shelter in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, deep water pump, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensil and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Tearfund SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-082 After 35 years under Saddam Husseins violent and oppressive regime and then its collapse in 2003, Iraq had suffered from increasing and deepening sectarian violence. 9,000 people were killed in 2013 alone, of which 8,000 were civilians. In early 2014, insurgent fighting increased in the Anbar Province, with 650 people killed in January alone. JOAC granted Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for the provision of blankets and warm clothing to be distributed to approximately 3,600 displaced people. Christian Aid IRAQ 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-083 Since the outbreak of conflict in South Sudan in December 2013 more than 50,000 south Sudanese refugees had sought refuge in Uganda. Oxfam estimated 87% of those were women and children. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 towards the construction of communal latrines and bathing shelters, boreholes and hand pumps, quality water testing and hygiene kits and later in the year granted Save the Children GBP 30,000 for highly nutritious food for 1000 children. Oxfam GB UGANDA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-084 Since the outbreak of conflict in South Sudan in December 2013 more than 50,000 south Sudanese refugees had sought refuge in Uganda. Oxfam estimated 87% of those were women and children. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 towards the construction of communal latrines and bathing shelters, boreholes and hand pumps, quality water testing and hygiene kits and later in the year granted Save the Children GBP 30,000 for highly nutritious food for 1000 children. Save the Children Fund UGANDA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-085 Successive droughts and subsequent on-going crises had seriously affected Niger destroying livelihoods and reducing peoples ability to recover from each previous drought. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 27,242 to contribute to maintaining food security, purchasing power and preserving household assets in 300 beneficiary households at ten locations during the crisis. The integration of “Cash For Work” with reduced price sales and the use of proceeds from grain sales to reinforce grain banks, gave the programme added value. Tearfund NIGER 27242 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-086 Following violent conflicts within the region, 922,000 people had been displaced by fighting. More than one million were in need of urgent food supplies as trade and agriculture became disrupted. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 to assist its response to reach at least 100,000 over a period of six months providing clean water, sanitation and hygiene support, as well as setting up a cash transfer scheme to help families buy food and medicines. Oxfam GB CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-087 Continuous rainfall caused flooding and subsequent damage on a scale unprecedented in Burundi, an area ranked one of the poorest in the world. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 21,661 to provide food to meet the immediate needs of 2,000 people and also additionally provided cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, mosquito nets and clothes and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency food relief, school cleaning and education kits. Disability and Development Partners BURUNDI 21661 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-088 Continuous rainfall caused flooding and subsequent damage on a scale unprecedented in Burundi, an area ranked one of the poorest in the world. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 21,661 to provide food to meet the immediate needs of 2,000 people and also additionally provided cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, mosquito nets and clothes and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency food relief, school cleaning and education kits. Tearfund BURUNDI 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-089 Serious flooding in the Masvingo Province of Zimbabwe resulted in 15,000 families affected with many being forced to resettle in an area of bush with no water or sanitation. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 to provide water, sanitation and hygiene supplies, as well as food vouchers for the most vulnerable families. Oxfam GB ZIMBABWE 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-090 The eruption of Mount Kelud in Kediri, East Java in February 2014, led to a big humanitarian crisis for Indonesia. According to the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management, four people were killed and over 200,000 people (58,341 households) from 35 villages within a 10 kilometres radius of the mountain were affected. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 30,000 to provide shelter cleaning and repair kits. Habitat for Humanity INDONESIA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-091 Following the outbreak of conflict and widespread violence in the Central African Republic, thousands of children and families fled to safety in neighbouring Cameroon. JOAC granted Plan UK GBP 30,000 to provide immediate support to 12,710 people, including 7,061 children through increasing access to clean water and safe sanitation, hygiene kits and awareness raising activities. Plan International UK CAMEROON 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-092 With 14.5 million people living below the national poverty line the recent conflict and successive food crises seriously affected livelihoods of the most vulnerable people reducing their capacity to recover and resilience to the on-going lean season. JOAC granted Plan UK GBP 30,000 to provide cereals and oil, training sessions to farmers, breeders and community authorities. Plan International UK MALI 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-093 A devastating storm smashed through 50 villages north-east of the capital Dhaka in April 2014 causing partial and total damage to several thousand homes. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 30,000 to provide rapid relief to 50 families in the form of transitional shelters and technical assistance. Habitat for Humanity BANGLADESH 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-094 An estimated 15,988 people were affected in the Khwaja Dukoh district of which 2000 people became displaced following flash flooding and heavy rains in April. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 30,000 to provide an estimated 404 households with tents, tarpaulin, plastic sheeting and essential non food items. Tearfund AFGHANISTAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-095 Ongoing violence and conflict has overwhelmed Sudans Darfur region since 2004 where an estimated 2 million people have fled their homes. The situation having deteriorated significantly since February 2014, resulted in displaced people requiring urgent assistance in the overcrowded Zamzam and Twila IDP camps. JOAC granted Plan UK GBP 30,000 to help tackle the most pressing and immediate needs relating to water, sanitation and hygiene for 62,812 people. Plan International UK SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-096 In May 2014 floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina were caused by three months of rainfall over a three day span. The flooding devastated areas across the north, east and central regions of the country with over 46 local districts declared a disaster area. It was estimated that over one million, 25 of the countrys population was affected. JOAC granted Mercy Corps GBP 29,992, for cash grants for 157 households and Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the distribution of water and sanitation items. Mercy Corps Europe BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 29992 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-097 Due to a continued dry spell many areas in the desert suffered from famine-like conditions with the few water sources available, drying up. JOAC granted Actionaid GBP 30,000 for the distribution of food and special nutrition packs for children, distribution of animal fodder, and the provision of mobile health camps. ActionAid UK PAKISTAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-098 The 2014 Mae Lao earthquake occurred on 5th May at 6.08pm. Around 54,000 residents in seven districts were affected by the quake and many were made homeless and left to sleep in the open. The primary goal of the response was to reduce the vulnerability of families most affected by transitioning them from tents to temporary shelter and making repairs to housing structures. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 27,273 for the provision of the transitional shelters and toolkits. Habitat for Humanity THAILAND 27273 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-099 Due to continuous rainfall that started on 12th May, extreme floods, the worst on record for 120 years, hit Serbia affecting and displacing thousands of people resulting in a national emergency. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 to assist with the distribution of hygiene kits, emergency essentials for babies and children, mattresses sheets and blankets, water purification tablets and cleaning kits. Oxfam GB SERBIA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-100 South Sudanese refugees entered Ethiopia through two border entry points in the Gambella region in the South-West and were hosted in two newly established camps. As of 19th May it was estimated that 129,435 people had entered the region with 95% being women and children. With the number of refugees expected to continue, serious concerns were raised relating to water and sanitation. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 to assist with water infrastructure and treatment, sanitation and health promotion and Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for health and sanitation items. Oxfam GB ETHIOPIA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-101 South Sudanese refugees entered Ethiopia through two border entry points in the Gambella region in the South-West and were hosted in two newly established camps. As of 19th May it was estimated that 129,435 people had entered the region with 95% being women and children. With the number of refugees expected to continue, serious concerns were raised relating to water and sanitation. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 to assist with water infrastructure and treatment, sanitation and health promotion and Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for health and sanitation items. Christian Aid ETHIOPIA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-102 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made sheltering in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensils and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Oxfam GB SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-103 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made sheltering in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensils and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Christian Aid SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-104 When fighting broke out in the capital city of Juba on the 15th of December 2013, more than 200,000 people fled their homes. Many made sheltering in makeshift camps or inside UN compounds with little access to food, water, or sanitation. As a result, the spread of disease became a serious concern. Within less than three weeks over 180,000 people had been displaced across the country. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000, for the provision of hygiene kits, latrines, generators and water pumps; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for blankets, cooking utensils and mosquito nets; and Tearfund GBP 30,000 for emergency water, sanitation and non-food items. Tearfund SOUTH SUDAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-105 Recent outbreak of conflict in Iraq left half a million people displaced from their homes. JOAC granted British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for the provision of vital food, water, shelter and healthcare; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for health, food and non-food item packages; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency immunisation packages. British Red Cross IRAQ 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-106 Recent outbreak of conflict in Iraq left half a million people displaced from their homes. JOAC granted British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for the provision of vital food, water, shelter and healthcare; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for health, food and non-food item packages; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency immunisation packages. Christian Aid IRAQ 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-107 Recent outbreak of conflict in Iraq left half a million people displaced from their homes. JOAC granted British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for the provision of vital food, water, shelter and healthcare; Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for health, food and non-food item packages; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency immunisation packages. UNICEF IRAQ 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-108 Following the outbreak of widespread violence in Northern Nigeria, thousands of children and families fled to neighbouring Niger. In July, JOAC granted Plan UK GBP 30,000 to provide immediate relief and support to 2,520 people including 1,440 children with emergency household kits and safetly and hygiene awareness activities. Plan International UK NIGER 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-109 Consecutive droughts over recent years had created a humanitarian crisis, with over 250,000 people affected by food insecurity as the droughts eroded livelihoods. JOAC granted UNICEF GBP 30,000 to support a feeding programme which was responding to the needs of 170,000 children and women. UNICEF DJIBOUTI 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-110 Since early July violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory escalated. The violence compounded the already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as the number of casualties mounted. The impact following the destruction of agricultural land and homes plus the severe shortage of medical supplies led JOAC to break from its current remit by granting four agencies funding to support the crisis. JOAC granted Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for the provision essential medical care; Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency water supplies, hygiene kits and food vouchers; British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for primary medical emergency response; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency schooling for adolescents. Christian Aid PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-111 Since early July violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory escalated. The violence compounded the already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as the number of casualties mounted. The impact following the destruction of agricultural land and homes plus the severe shortage of medical supplies led JOAC to break from its current remit by granting four agencies funding to support the crisis. JOAC granted Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for the provision essential medical care; Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency water supplies, hygiene kits and food vouchers; British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for primary medical emergency response; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency schooling for adolescents. Oxfam GB PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-112 Since early July violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory escalated. The violence compounded the already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as the number of casualties mounted. The impact following the destruction of agricultural land and homes plus the severe shortage of medical supplies led JOAC to break from its current remit by granting four agencies funding to support the crisis. JOAC granted Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for the provision essential medical care; Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency water supplies, hygiene kits and food vouchers; British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for primary medical emergency response; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency schooling for adolescents. British Red Cross PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-113 Since early July violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory escalated. The violence compounded the already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as the number of casualties mounted. The impact following the destruction of agricultural land and homes plus the severe shortage of medical supplies led JOAC to break from its current remit by granting four agencies funding to support the crisis. JOAC granted Christian Aid GBP 30,000 for the provision essential medical care; Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency water supplies, hygiene kits and food vouchers; British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for primary medical emergency response; and UNICEF GBP 30,000 for emergency schooling for adolescents. UNICEF PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-114 A devastating storm with tornado activity smashed through 23 villages located in the South West of Bangladesh causing partial and total damage to a significant number of homes. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 30,000 for the immediate provision of transitional shelters. Habitat for Humanity BANGLADESH 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-115 In August sudden and devastating floods occurred in the Bardiya district of Nepal. 3,023 houses were completely destroyed leaving 16,652 people without shelter. A further 11,512 homes were also damaged, as well as roads, bridges, schools, farmlands and livelihoods. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 29,028 to support 300 flood affected families targeting those with disabled, vulnerable and elderly members in the most hard to reach areas; and Plan UK GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter and household kits. Disability and Development Partners NEPAL 29028 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-116 In August sudden and devastating floods occurred in the Bardiya district of Nepal. 3,023 houses were completely destroyed leaving 16,652 people without shelter. A further 11,512 homes were also damaged, as well as roads, bridges, schools, farmlands and livelihoods. JOAC granted Disability and Development Partners GBP 29,028 to support 300 flood affected families targeting those with disabled, vulnerable and elderly members in the most hard to reach areas; and Plan UK GBP 30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter and household kits. Plan International UK NEPAL 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-117 Heavy rains in the main river basins of India and in the north-west and north-east of Bangladesh triggered flooding in low lying vulnerable and densely populated areas affected 89,570 families. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 30,000 to provide food packages, primary healthcare, shelter, sanitation and livelihoods; and British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for emergency shelter support and cash grants. Tearfund BANGLADESH 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-118 Heavy rains in the main river basins of India and in the north-west and north-east of Bangladesh triggered flooding in low lying vulnerable and densely populated areas affected 89,570 families. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 30,000 to provide food packages, primary healthcare, shelter, sanitation and livelihoods; and British Red Cross GBP 30,000 for emergency shelter support and cash grants. British Red Cross BANGLADESH 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-119 Below average rainfall throughout the year resulted in severe drought across certain areas of Sri Lanka particularly in the dry zones of the country. Initial assessments indicated that over 50,000 people had been severely affected. JOAC granted Plan UK GBP 30,000 for the provision of water, food packages and community sensitisation support on hygiene and sanitation. Plan International UK SRI LANKA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-120 In early August a massive landslide swept away two entire settlements with an estimated 134 houses completely destroyed and 56 partly destroyed. The landslide created a 90 metre high earthern dam completely blocking the Sunoski river resulting in the formation of a lake which in turn flooded more homes and submerged a hydro-power station. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 30,000 for the provision of transitional shelters. Habitat for Humanity NEPAL 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-121 Prolonged drought in Kenya had led to a serious water and food shortage affecting over 1.2 million people, including 309,547 children who required urgent treatment for acute malnutrition. JOAC granted UNICEF GBP 30,000 for the provision of therapeutic feeding for children affected by malnutrition. UNICEF KENYA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-122 Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan and excess water coming in from India caused severe flooding in Pakistan in September. Four major rivers flowing in Punjab resulted in enormous loss of life, agriculture, livestock and infrastructure. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 30,000 for the provision of food, water purification tablets, clean up kits and hygiene promotion; and Actionaid GBP 30,000 for the distribution of emergency food, animal fodder and vaccinations, seeds, medical treatment and house construction materials and well rehabilitation. Tearfund PAKISTAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-123 Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan and excess water coming in from India caused severe flooding in Pakistan in September. Four major rivers flowing in Punjab resulted in enormous loss of life, agriculture, livestock and infrastructure. JOAC granted Tearfund GBP 30,000 for the provision of food, water purification tablets, clean up kits and hygiene promotion; and Actionaid GBP 30,000 for the distribution of emergency food, animal fodder and vaccinations, seeds, medical treatment and house construction materials and well rehabilitation. ActionAid UK PAKISTAN 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-124 Tropical storm Mario made landfall on 19th September over the northern tip of Cagayan province of the Philippines Luzon Island. Heavy rains brought severe flooding across the region causing significant damage and disruption. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 30,000 for the provision of shelter repair. Habitat for Humanity PHILIPPINES 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-125 Monsoon rains and subsequent flooding in the Rivers Jhelum and Chenab and their tributaries during the first week of September ravaged both urban and rural areas, taking communities by surprise, leaving no time for safeguarding. 215 people died with 543,379 dispalced and more than 1,949,790 directly impacted. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 29,970 for the provision of humanitarian aid kits comprising sleeping bags, tarpaulins, water purifiers, non food items and health essentials. Habitat for Humanity INDIA 29970 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-126 Somalia had experienced two decades of food insecurity and erratic, below average rainfall in 2014 led to further crop failures and left more than 3 million people in need of food security assistance in Somalia. JOAC granted UNICEF GBP 30,000 for the provision of lifesaving health and nutrition supplies. UNICEF SOMALIA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-127 In light of the severity of the Ebola virus outbreak taking grip in West Africa JOAC, given the extraordinary circumstances of this emergency situation, broke with its current remit and granted the Disasters Emergency Committee GBP 100,000 towards its 2014 appeal. UK Disasters Emergency Committee AFRICA 100000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-128 A typhoid outbreak spread rapidly through Nyanga district resulting in 892 cases and leaving 32,853 people facing a severe health emergency caused by a disease that is both preventable and curable. JOAC granted Actionaid GBP 30,000 for the provision of buckets, soap and water purification, well repair and rehabilitation and pit latrine construction. ActionAid UK ZIMBABWE 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-129 The World Food Programme declared a humanitarian crisis in Guatemala following a severe drought combined with the coffee rust fungus epidemic which devastated the country putting thousands of people at serious and immediate risk of malnutrition, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of poor farmers. JOAC granted Oxfam GBP 30,000 for the provision of cash for work activities, crop seeds, plants and tools. Oxfam GB GUATEMALA 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-130 Heavy rainfall, since the beginning of November, resulted in flooding and landslides in Northern Haiti. More than 15,000 houses were flooded, 90 destroyed and 800 severely damaged. Over 6,500 people had been temporality housed in emergency centres and many schools in need of urgent repairs. 2,200 hectares of crops were also affected. JOAC granted UNICEF GBP 30,000 for the provision of clean water, nutrition, sanitation and education to the affected communities. UNICEF HAITI 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-131 Typhoon Hagupit hit the Philippines early December leaving a trail of destruction in its path. 2.9 million were affected by the typhoon which forced 1.6 million to take shelter in evacuation centres across the country. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 29,808 for the provision shelter repair kits, skilled labour and assistance; UNICEF GBP 30,000 for temporary schools; and Actionaid GBP 30,000 for blankets, sleeping mats, hygiene kits and mosquito nets. Habitat for Humanity PHILIPPINES 29808 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-132 Typhoon Hagupit hit the Philippines early December leaving a trail of destruction in its path. 2.9 million were affected by the typhoon which forced 1.6 million to take shelter in evacuation centres across the country. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 29,808 for the provision shelter repair kits, skilled labour and assistance; UNICEF GBP 30,000 for temporary schools; and Actionaid GBP 30,000 for blankets, sleeping mats, hygiene kits and mosquito nets. UNICEF PHILIPPINES 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-133 Typhoon Hagupit hit the Philippines early December leaving a trail of destruction in its path. 2.9 million were affected by the typhoon which forced 1.6 million to take shelter in evacuation centres across the country. JOAC granted Habitat for Humanity GBP 29,808 for the provision shelter repair kits, skilled labour and assistance; UNICEF GBP 30,000 for temporary schools; and Actionaid GBP 30,000 for blankets, sleeping mats, hygiene kits and mosquito nets. ActionAid UK PHILIPPINES 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-134 Intense fighting in summer 2014 marked the worst unrest that Gaza had seen in several years. There was 51 days of violence before a ceasefire was brokered between Israel and the Palestinians on 26th August. The British Red Cross launched an appeal for which the Jersey Overseas Aid Commission contributed GBP 30,000 in response to the situation for medical disposables and non-food items, and to support the repair of water systems to allow 500,000 people to regain access to water in Gaza. There has been a huge cost to human life. 2,257 people have been killed since July 2014, including 538 Palestinian children. Meanwhile 100,000 people remain displaced due to the destruction of housing and infrastructure, with 96,000 housing units either entirely or partially damaged. Shelter for the displaced people, health care services, psychosocial support, rehabilitation services and livelihoods support are still major concerns for humanitarian agencies in the region. Severe winter weather has compounded the situation for internally displaced people, causing extreme flooding in Gaza City, while the closure of Gazas power plant due to lack of fuel has led to an energy crisis. As part of the International Committee of the Red Cross longstanding partnership with the Palestine Red Crescent Societys emergency medical services, the International Committee of the Red Cross has continued to provide financial aid and supplies. They have distributed emergency food and non-food items to 25,000 families in Gaza and delivered medicines and medical supplies to public health facilities in order to treat those wounded in the conflict. As a neutral intermediary, the International Committee of the Red Cross maintains confidential bilateral dialogue with all parties involved in the conflict. The result of such coordination allows emergency access to people in need and the maintenance of vital infra-structure. The International Committee of the Red Cross has been working with the local authorities to rehabilitate damaged water and sanitation facilities and electricity supplies. As a result, they have ensured some 370,000 people have had renewed access to water and sanitation since the start of the conflict. British Red Cross PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-135 Due to security alerts following terrorist activities, the Commission agreed with the Jersey Scout Association not to proceed with its planned joint Kenya project. Noting that the community at Malindi itself was able to fully implement the project in the absence of a team, the Commission agreed on this occasion to release funding of GBP 40,000 in order that the community would not lose the promised valuable resource. JE-OAC Kenya 40000 COMMUNITY GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-136 GBP 56,709, inclusive of volunteer costs, built a new clinic at Dreamlands School in Akumadan, North Offinso in the Kumasi District of Ghana. Team Members – Alan Cameron (Leader), Naomi Jelley (Deputy Leader), Ro zita Vatel-Russell, Sandra Cameron, Karen Duquemin, Catherine Ward, Helen Wilson, Deirdre Brewster, Emmi Brown, Stephanie Ip, Nikki Zachariou, Mark Watkins JE-OAC Ghana 56709 COMMUNITY GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-137 GBP 54,352, inclusive of volunteer costs, installed improved water and sanitation for the community at Dandakharka, Nuwakot District, Central Nepal. Note: whilst full preparation for the project was undertaken in 2014 the team implemented the project in January 2015. Team Members – Brian Stuttard (Leader), Angela, Le Sueur (Deputy Leader), Stephanie Almeida, Ania Deichsel, Maurice Dubras, Jeremy Johnson, Michael Judge, Yvonne Judge, Kate Lamy, Philip Marshall, Elizabeth Stuttard, Colin White JE-OAC Nepal 54352 COMMUNITY GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-138 Island Aid for World Children GHANA 11375 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-139 Help from the Rock KENYA 16789 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-140 Jersey Nyalkinyi Communities KENYA 6547 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-141 St Clements Church KENYA 10146 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-142 St Clements Church KENYA 7100 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-143 WASOT-UK KENYA 29558 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-144 Christian Portuguese Mission MOZAMBIQUE 5000 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-145 Hands Around the World Charitable Trust RWANDA 25339 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-146 Hands Around the World Charitable Trust RWANDA 4000 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-147 Island Friends Together SRI LANKA 1787 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-148 Jersey Gambia Schools Trust GAMBIA 5179 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-149 Jersey Gambia Schools Trust GAMBIA 5396 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-150 Jersey Africa Projects GAMBIA 11000 LOCAL PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE14-151 Ngora Trust UGANDA 25869 LOCAL PARTNER