openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-001 Nepal -6467 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-002 Kenya -16928 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-003 Bangladesh 75123 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-004 Uganda 62992 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-005 Zambia 80520 COMMUNITY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-006 Kenya 76265 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-007 Chad 98408 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-008 Uganda 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-009 18552 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-010 Matched Funding Nepal 50000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-011 Nepal 55894 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-012 Uganda 51711 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-013 On the 13 March, a category 5 cyclone ripped through the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. Cyclone Pam caused significant damage, particularly in the central and southern parts of Vanuatu and was considered to be one of the worst natural disasters in the region’s history. It was estimated at the time that over 170,000 people had been affected, of which at least 60,000 were children. JOA granted UNICEF £30,000 to provide essential health support, WASH facilities and services, shelter, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s recovery, British Red Cross £30,000 for food, water, household kits, shelter, hygiene and healthcare and Save the Children £30,000 for access to safe water and sanitation and health supplies. Vanuatu 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-014 Violent street fighting and aerial bombing had left hundreds of thousands of people without food, water, shelter and other basic necessities. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene training UNICEF£30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation, health and child protection and British Red Cross £30,000 for essential medicines and other relief supplies. Yemen 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-015 On 25th April 2015 a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale occurred in Nepal, 48 miles from the capital of Kathmandu following which there were at least 30 aftershocks. Thousands were injured and thousands died. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene kits, Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of shelter support, rope and essential household items, British Red Cross £30,000 for thousands of tarpaulins, oral rehydration salts, soap, water purification tablets and first aid. JOA also gave £50,000 to the Bailiff’s Disaster Appeal matching public fundraising in Jersey for the provision of a longer term sustainable project. Nepal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-016 With the Sahel facing an enormous deteriorating food and nutrition crisis and the European Commission reporting that 7.5 million people required emergency food assistance, JOA granted the British Red Cross £30,000 to provide emergency food and non-food relief items, as well as facilitating development and implementing sensitisation activities around good nutrition, hygiene and environmental practices. Senegal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-017 Political instability in Burundi caused by the President’s announcement to run for an unconstitutional third term caused public unrest, forcing thousands of Burundians to seek refuge in Tanzania. As of 19th May 2015, the number of refugees who had crossed the border through Kagunga village, Kigoma region and in Ngara, Kagera region had reached 105,735. JOA granted the British Red Cross £30,000 essential emergency health, water, sanitation, hygiene promotion, shelter and relief items and Helpage £29,910 for the provision of non-food items, clothing, water sanitation and hygiene kits. Tanzania 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-018 A slow onset of the rainy season in Zimbabwe was followed by severe flooding in some parts of the country, destroying crops. The situation was exacerbated by a long dry spell earlier in the year resulting in a crop yield below the five-year average. The shortage was exacerbated by poor storage of crops. As a country which experiences chronic food insecurity and recurrent food shortages, this increased the already high vulnerability of rural communities. JOA granted the British Red Cross £30,000 towards food relief, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion and livelihood support. Zimbabwe 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-019 Bangladesh 99051 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-020 88920 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-021 Kenya 29867 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-022 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-023 Bangladesh 53201 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-024 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-025 Colombia 79914 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-026 More than 121,000 people were displaced as a result of the devastating floods in Malawi in January 2015. At least 350 schools were destroyed, damaged or occupied by displaced people, depriving 300,000 children of access to education. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of sanitation, tarpaulins and cooking utensils, UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of essential medicines, wash and hygiene kits, tents and tarpaulins, therapeutic food and milk for treating malnutrition, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s psychosocial recovery and Tearfund £30,000 for food rations, cooking utensils and shelter provision. Malawi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-027 On-going violence and conflict for several years in the Central African Republic had forced many families to leave their villages to live in refugee camps in neighbouring DRC. Thousands of families had left without food, clothes, kitchen equipment or items for sanitation. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of non-food items such as jerry cans, soap, mosquito nets and female hygiene kits for approximately 6,000 households and water and sanitation equipment for 8,000 households and Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of three months emergency food rations, water and sanitation and protection of human rights. Democratic Republic of Congo 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-028 Hundreds of vulnerable Burmese refugees have been left homeless after a fire swept through the Ban Mai Nai Soi refugee camp in northern Thailand in April. Forced to flee at short notice, without belongings or livelihood assets JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 to provide shelter, food and other essential needs to the families at this traumatic time. Thailand 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-029 Haiti 96213 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-030 42473 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-031 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-032 Niger 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-033 80000 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-034 Mozambique 83774 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-035 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-036 0 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-037 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-038 Cambodia 35441 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-039 Kenya 93574 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-040 Kenya 99647 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-041 Kenya 75980 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-042 Burkina Faso 10630 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-043 Burkina Faso 2625 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-044 Bangladesh 96500 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-045 Cambodia 29400 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-046 Ethiopia was suffering its worst drought in over a decade as unpredictable weather systems were exacerbated by El Niño, climate change and global warming. The consecutive failure of the rains on which the harvest depends was resulting in severe food insecurity and rising malnutrition. On October 13, the Government of Ethiopia announced during a meeting with UN agencies, NGOs, and Donor representatives that the number of people in need of relief assistance in Ethiopia due to El Niño phenomenon had increased to 8.2 million. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide medical and nutrition supplies and GOAL £30,000 for the provision urgent food supplies. Ethiopia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-047 Kenya 98326 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-048 Kenya 63647 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-049 0 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-050 On 28 December, Tropical storm Jangmi (Seniang) brought heavy rains and intense flooding in seven regions of the central Philippines affecting more than half a million people, some of them displaced seeking cover in schools and community facilities converted into evacuation centres. JOA granted Habitat for Humanity £29,808 for the provision of shelter repair materials and technical assistance to 81 beneficiary households with the priority going to vulnerable families. Philippines 29808 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-051 On 09 April, 2015, a sudden fire started from a house leaving 160 houses of a village in Rampura Malhaniya-5, Saptari in ashes. According to District Administration Office, properties worth Rs. 20 million were destroyed and 65 families were rendered homeless in the incident. The houses had thatched roofs and timber and bamboo walls hence the fire quickly spread throughout the village. JOA granted Habitat for Humanity £30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter. Nepal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-052 Bangladesh 99501 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-053 Rwanda 3500 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-054 Rwanda 29575 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-055 Myanmar 34200 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-056 Kenya 21026 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-057 South Sudan reached a level 3 emergency, the highest category for a humanitarian crisis. Since the onset of the conflict in the country sparked by rival military factions in December 2013, 1.1 million people had been internally displaced and a further 639,198 people had fled to neighbouring countries with 181,389 fleeing to Uganda. JOA granted Helpage £29,675 for the provision of food, improved shelter and essential non-food items such as warm clothes and bedding. Uganda 29675 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-058 Political instability in Burundi caused by the President’s announcement to run for an unconstitutional third term caused public unrest, forcing thousands of Burundians to seek refuge in Tanzania. As of 19th May 2015, the number of refugees who had crossed the border through Kagunga village, Kigoma region and in Ngara, Kagera region had reached 105,735. JOA granted the British Red Cross £30,000 essential emergency health, water, sanitation, hygiene promotion, shelter and relief items and Helpage £29,910 for the provision of non-food items, clothing, water sanitation and hygiene kits. Tanzania 29910 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-059 Nepal 99097 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-060 44988 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-061 Bangladesh 97586 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-062 Tanzania 99782 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-063 A three-year grant has enabled Impact Foundation to construct and equip an ENT (ear, nose and throat) department and operating theatre at Chey Chumneas Hospital in Kandal province. By providing essential training for surgeons and nurses it addresses the dire shortage of Cambodian medical professionals who have ENT skills making a significant contribution towards the scaling up of hearing and ear care services in Cambodia. Over the three years 17,480 patients will directly benefit from ENT treatment and surgery, including operations to restore hearing. Up to 470,000 men, women and children in rural areas will also be able to access primary hearing and ear care services at their local health centres. Cambodia 249253 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-064 87140 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-065 82747 GRANT (3/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-066 Pakistan 98949 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-067 This project aims to benefit more than 11,400 returnees and internally displaced people in West Dafur by improving and expanding key infrastructure. Activities will target critical gaps in four communities. IMC hopes to construct six classrooms, two clinic examination rooms, nine ventilated pit latrines and a mini water yard. Seven thousand school children will receive age appropriate personal hygiene kits and targeted education to promote healthful behaviours including cessation of open-defecation. Sudan 250000 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-068 Bangladesh 10307 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-069 Sri Lanka 8050 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-070 Gambia 2300 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-071 -4315 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-072 Kenya 6210 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-073 Kenya 10552 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-074 Uganda 10552 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-075 Chad 10552 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-076 Madagascar 31658 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-077 Due to long distances and shortage of boarding facilities at Fr. Borghols Vocational Training Institute, the Ngora Trust approached JOA with a project to convert a dilapidated Chapel building to boarding facilities for girls as many miss out on vital services offered by the Institute. Many feel very vulnerable and easily fall out of education programmes due to socio-economic pressures. It is for this reason that most parents are wary of putting their daughters in a school that does not have adequate and secure boarding facilities. The new dormitory once constructed, furnished and fenced in, would provide a safe and conducive environment for the girl students at the Institute. It would enhance concentration and stability of the girls on courses thereby contributing greatly towards realization of the Institute’s overall goal of passing out job creators and community developers. JOA awarded a grant of £80,547 and a further grant of £10,133 to be issued in 2016. Uganda 80547 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-078 Due to long distances and shortage of boarding facilities at Fr. Borghols Vocational Training Institute, the Ngora Trust approached JOA with a project to convert a dilapidated Chapel building to boarding facilities for girls as many miss out on vital services offered by the Institute. Many feel very vulnerable and easily fall out of education programmes due to socio-economic pressures. It is for this reason that most parents are wary of putting their daughters in a school that does not have adequate and secure boarding facilities. The new dormitory once constructed, furnished and fenced in, would provide a safe and conducive environment for the girl students at the Institute. It would enhance concentration and stability of the girls on courses thereby contributing greatly towards realization of the Institute’s overall goal of passing out job creators and community developers. JOA awarded a grant of £80,547 and a further grant of £10,133 to be issued in 2016. Uganda 10133 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-079 Uganda 5000 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-080 0 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-081 0 GRANT (3/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-082 Cameroon 99931 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-083 A joint application in conjunction with Amref, this project aims to bring together both the individual areas of expertise of both agencies to implement fully a programme that would eliminate blindness from trachoma in Jinka Town and two woredas of South Omo Zone of southern Ethiopia. The focus of Orbis is on the surgery and antibiotics component whilst Amref is focussing on the implementation of water, sanitation and hygiene components. Ethiopia 249048 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-084 83453 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-085 1.1million people throughout Sri Lanka were affected by floods caused by torrential rain late December 2014. Homes and livelihoods had been destroyed and urgent help was required to provide clean water and adequate food and support to assist people in rebuilding their lives. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of access to emergency food and safe clean water noting that the needs of women and children would be a priority, as well as those individuals who had lived in districts which had been affected by both flooding and drought. Sri Lanka 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-086 On-going violence and conflict for several years in the Central African Republic had forced many families to leave their villages to live in refugee camps in neighbouring DRC. Thousands of families had left without food, clothes, kitchen equipment or items for sanitation. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of non-food items such as jerry cans, soap, mosquito nets and female hygiene kits for approximately 6,000 households and water and sanitation equipment for 8,000 households and Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of three months emergency food rations, water and sanitation and protection of human rights. Democratic Republic of Congo 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-087 Violent street fighting and aerial bombing had left hundreds of thousands of people without food, water, shelter and other basic necessities. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene training UNICEF£30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation, health and child protection and British Red Cross £30,000 for essential medicines and other relief supplies. Yemen 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-088 On 25th April 2015 a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale occurred in Nepal, 48 miles from the capital of Kathmandu following which there were at least 30 aftershocks. Thousands were injured and thousands died. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene kits, Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of shelter support, rope and essential household items, British Red Cross £30,000 for thousands of tarpaulins, oral rehydration salts, soap, water purification tablets and first aid. JOA also gave £50,000 to the Bailiff’s Disaster Appeal matching public fundraising in Jersey for the provision of a longer term sustainable project. Nepal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-089 On-going violence and conflict for several years in the Central African Republic had forced many families to leave their villages to live in refugee camps in neighbouring DRC. Thousands of families had left without food, clothes, kitchen equipment or items for sanitation. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of non-food items such as jerry cans, soap, mosquito nets and female hygiene kits for approximately 6,000 households and water and sanitation equipment for 8,000 households and Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of three months emergency food rations, water and sanitation and protection of human rights. Democratic Republic of Congo 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-090 Violent street fighting and aerial bombing had left hundreds of thousands of people without food, water, shelter and other basic necessities. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene training UNICEF£30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation, health and child protection and British Red Cross £30,000 for essential medicines and other relief supplies. Yemen 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-091 On 25th April 2015 a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale occurred in Nepal, 48 miles from the capital of Kathmandu following which there were at least 30 aftershocks. Thousands were injured and thousands died. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene kits, Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of shelter support, rope and essential household items, British Red Cross £30,000 for thousands of tarpaulins, oral rehydration salts, soap, water purification tablets and first aid. JOA also gave £50,000 to the Bailiff’s Disaster Appeal matching public fundraising in Jersey for the provision of a longer term sustainable project. Nepal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-092 Clean water is the most fundamental need for a healthy life and this three-year project aims at targeting slum dwellers, in particular those who struggle to access decent water and sanitation due to poverty, unhygienic conditions and in particular costs associated which make such services out of reach. The ambitious project should transform the lives of 15,000 vulnerable men, women and children through the construction or renovation of water points; communal toilet facilities and bathing blocks; encouraging community ownership for operation and maintenance of the facilities; conduct hygiene promotion activities to support changes in behaviour attitudes and belief about hygiene and demonstrate to the local authorities how to design facilities which would be resistant to flooding. Bangladesh 249760 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-093 Malawi 99507 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-094 44748 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-095 90450 GRANT (3/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-096 -243 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-097 Two weeks of heavy rains since the beginning of January 2015 triggered large scale flooding in central Mozambique and the northern provinces of Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Transport and electrical infrastructure; water supply systems, schools, clinics and homes were affected, causing huge challenges to accessing some of the most vulnerable. JOA granted Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of education kits, teachers and schools, Tearfund £29,472 for the distribution of basic relief items including maize for making flour, beans, oil, salt, mosquito nets, water purifiers and soap to help prevent the health risks associated with poor nutrition, lack of shelter and contaminated water and Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) support, education materials, food items and nutrition support, health kits and medical supplies and child protection and psychosocial support. Mozambique 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-098 A suspected case of cholera was reported in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, at the end of December 2014 and was confirmed in January 2015. 1,361 cases were later confirmed in Nairobi, Migori, Homa Bay, Lamu and Kisii counties. Neighbouring counties were at risk of cholera outbreaks as the number of cases continued to rise. The province of Nyanza, which includes Migori and Homa Bay, was the most severely affected area, with 80% of the confirmed cases reported. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 for clean water, aquatabs and sanitation provision. Kenya 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-099 The most urgent needs of affected and vulnerable Burundian refugees fleeing from political unrest and under threat of violence and intimation were addressed by JOA when it granted Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of increased safe access to essential non-food items and safe temporary child-friendly spaces for learning and play ensuring high levels of child protection. Rwanda 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-100 Cyclone Komen has brought heavy rains and strong winds to 12 of Myanmar’s 14 states and regions. Families have been severely affected by flooding and landslides and a staggering 122,200 people have been displaced from their homes and are living without essential items or access to clean water and sanitation. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide immediate relief to families in need of basic non-food items and UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of water, sanitation, health supplies, child protection and education to children and families. Myanmar 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-101 Thousands of children and their families were living without access to food and clean water, as El Salvador entered the midst of the worst drought the country had experienced in over 30 years with a staggering 80% of farmers reported losing some or all of their harvests. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide 350 families (around 1,750 people, including at least 1,170 children) vital materials needed to stay fed, safe and healthy during the crisis El Salvador 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-102 Ethiopia was suffering its worst drought in over a decade as unpredictable weather systems were exacerbated by El Niño, climate change and global warming. The consecutive failure of the rains on which the harvest depends was resulting in severe food insecurity and rising malnutrition. On October 13, the Government of Ethiopia announced during a meeting with UN agencies, NGOs, and Donor representatives that the number of people in need of relief assistance in Ethiopia due to El Niño phenomenon had increased to 8.2 million. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide medical and nutrition supplies and GOAL £30,000 for the provision urgent food supplies. Ethiopia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-103 Thousands of children and their families were living without access to safe shelter, food and clean drinking water due to severe flooding in Western and Southern Sierra Leone. Torrential rain had caused river banks to break sweeping away property and vehicles, leaving people dead and thousands homeless. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide hygiene kits, food packages and child protection. Sierra Leone 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-104 Cambodia 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-105 Zimbabwe 99700 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-106 Through discouraging the practice of open defecation and increased sanitation cover, Plan UK is be able to improve the health and hygiene of 41,300 people. In addition, improved access to safe water is also being provided for 1,250 people in communities declared open defecation free through the construction of boreholes, training of water user committees, hand pump mechanics to ensure sustainability, hand washing facilities and awareness raising and training activities within the communities. Uganda 249984 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-107 Sudan 27525 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-108 Zimbabwe 99997 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-109 Sierra Leone 99200 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-110 Lesotho 77000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-111 54071 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-112 Two weeks of heavy rains since the beginning of January 2015 triggered large scale flooding in central Mozambique and the northern provinces of Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Transport and electrical infrastructure; water supply systems, schools, clinics and homes were affected, causing huge challenges to accessing some of the most vulnerable. JOA granted Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of education kits, teachers and schools, Tearfund £29,472 for the distribution of basic relief items including maize for making flour, beans, oil, salt, mosquito nets, water purifiers and soap to help prevent the health risks associated with Mozambique 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-113 On the 13 March, a category 5 cyclone ripped through the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. Cyclone Pam caused significant damage, particularly in the central and southern parts of Vanuatu and was considered to be one of the worst natural disasters in the region’s history. It was estimated at the time that over 170,000 people had been affected, of which at least 60,000 were children. JOA granted UNICEF £30,000 to provide essential health support, WASH facilities and services, shelter, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s recovery, British Red Cross £30,000 for food, water, household kits, shelter, hygiene and healthcare and Save the Children £30,000 for access to safe water and sanitation and health supplies. Vanuatu 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-114 On 25th April 2015 a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale occurred in Nepal, 48 miles from the capital of Kathmandu following which there were at least 30 aftershocks. Thousands were injured and thousands died. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene kits, Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of shelter support, rope and essential household items, British Red Cross £30,000 for thousands of tarpaulins, oral rehydration salts, soap, water purification tablets and first aid. JOA also gave £50,000 to the Bailiff’s Disaster Appeal matching public fundraising in Jersey for the provision of a longer term sustainable project. Nepal 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-115 Ethiopia 95859 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-116 This grant is enabling Save the Children to improve 24,000 children’s access to high quality, local language books and materials and would help foster a culture of learning outside of school for children aged 5-9 by 2017. Working in twenty one local ‘sectors’ of Rwanda’s northern and rural Girumbi district, Save the Children’s focus is to boost development and learning. A network of volunteers will also establish book banks in community spaces, deliver workshops for parents and community members and run reading clubs to help children build core skills. Rwanda 249999 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-117 Ethiopia 83335 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-118 Kenya 99004 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-119 The aim of this project is to improve household income and food security by working with 1,240 farmers to increase production and returns from rice and vegetables, thereby benefitting around 7,440 people. A grant from the Commission is being used for training in rice and vegetable production, seed multiplication, establishment of irrigation market garden plots, improved management of wetlands, construction of stores, marketing, processing and basic equipment. Burkina Faso 249770 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-120 47386 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-121 Burundi 96213 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-122 Kenya 99656 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-123 Peru 41025 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-124 Uganda 61045 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-125 44741 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-126 Kenya 17000 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-127 Benin 58397 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-128 Cameroon 99769 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-129 Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) is a group of 17 parasitic and bacterial infections affecting over 1 billion of the world’s poorest people. Tanzania was one of several countries where multiple NTDs could be found infecting rural populations leading to more severe health consequences. This project is working in partnership with the government, NGO’s and communities to implement the World Health Organisation’s approved SAFE strategy for trachoma elimination through the provision of training of surgeons and front line health workers, surgery, drug distribution, empowerment and the strengthening of health systems. Tanzania 238341 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-130 75956 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-131 Malawi 99800 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-132 Zambia 99000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-133 Kenya 9000 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-134 More than 121,000 people were displaced as a result of the devastating floods in Malawi in January 2015. At least 350 schools were destroyed, damaged or occupied by displaced people, depriving 300,000 children of access to education. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of sanitation, tarpaulins and cooking utensils, UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of essential medicines, wash and hygiene kits, tents and tarpaulins, therapeutic food and milk for treating malnutrition, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s psychosocial recovery and Tearfund £30,000 for food rations, cooking utensils and shelter provision. Malawi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-135 Two weeks of heavy rains since the beginning of January 2015 triggered large scale flooding in central Mozambique and the northern provinces of Zambézia, Nampula and Cabo Delgado. Transport and electrical infrastructure; water supply systems, schools, clinics and homes were affected, causing huge challenges to accessing some of the most vulnerable. JOA granted Save the Children £30,000 for the provision of education kits, teachers and schools, Tearfund £29,472 for the distribution of basic relief items including maize for making flour, beans, oil, salt, mosquito nets, water purifiers and soap to help prevent the health risks associated with poor nutrition, lack of shelter and contaminated water and Plan UK £30,000 for the provision of emergency shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) support, education materials, food items and nutrition support, health kits and medical supplies and child protection and psychosocial support. Mozambique 29472 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-136 Heavy fighting had broken out between the Burmese Army and ethnic Kokang rebels in February 2015. Approximately 14,250 civilians had been displaced believed to be trapped between the two fighting parties. JOA granted Tearfund £19,263 to address basic needs of 1,551 people. Myanmar 19263 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-137 Since the beginning of April 2015, approximately 21,000 Burundians, mostly women and children, had fled to Rwanda having experienced intimidation and threats of violence linked to the planned June 26th Presidential election. JOA granted Tearfund £28,800 to assist refugees with the provision of food and non-food items, sanitary kits and clothing and UNICEF £30,000 towards water, sanitation, health and nutrition supplies and child protection for children and families. Burundi 28800 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-138 Heavy winds and floods started at the end of July affecting nearly 25,000 people in Burkina Faso, with Centre, Centre-Ouest and Hauts-Bassin regions being the worst hit. The government expected numbers to reach 122,000 people by the end of September following the August rainy season. The floods caused significant damage to property and infrastructure and aggravated the already high food insecurity and poor access to basic services such as healthcare and education. JOA granted Tearfund £26,558 for the provision of safe and decent shelter. Burkina Faso 26558 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-139 El Nino is a natural climate change phenomenon occurring in the Pacific Ocean which produces climatic alterations at a global level, especially along the equatorial belt. Effects can include rain, storms, cyclones and drought for West African countries, including Mali with those depending on agriculture for their livelihoods especially affected. JOA granted Tearfund £30,000 to fund the purchase and distribution of food to 210 households as well as strengthening resilience through training in agriculture, livestock breeding and income generating activities. Mali 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-140 Pakistan 86032 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-141 Cambodia 0 GRANT (3/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-142 Bangladesh 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-143 Myanmar 87143 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-144 The Leprosy Mission aims to screen 8,200 people for leprosy over the next three years, through skin test clinics run through the agency’s established clinics and hospitals. An additional 800 people will also be screened through mobile skin camps. This will improve the health and quality of life of people affected by leprosy, neuritis and ulcers by equipping and training to reduce the prevalence of leprosy and associated disabilities Nepal 246352 GRANT (1/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-145 El Salvador 96643 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-146 Guatemala 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-147 Ghana 90750 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-148 Mali 62121 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-149 Cyclone Komen has brought heavy rains and strong winds to 12 of Myanmar’s 14 states and regions. Families have been severely affected by flooding and landslides and a staggering 122,200 people have been displaced from their homes and are living without essential items or access to clean water and sanitation. JOA granted Plan UK £30,000 to provide immediate relief to families in need of basic non-food items and UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of water, sanitation, health supplies, child protection and education to children and families. Myanmar 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-150 More than 121,000 people were displaced as a result of the devastating floods in Malawi in January 2015. At least 350 schools were destroyed, damaged or occupied by displaced people, depriving 300,000 children of access to education. JOA granted Christian Aid £30,000 for the provision of sanitation, tarpaulins and cooking utensils, UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of essential medicines, wash and hygiene kits, tents and tarpaulins, therapeutic food and milk for treating malnutrition, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s psychosocial recovery and Tearfund £30,000 for food rations, cooking utensils and shelter provision. Malawi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-151 On the 13 March, a category 5 cyclone ripped through the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. Cyclone Pam caused significant damage, particularly in the central and southern parts of Vanuatu and was considered to be one of the worst natural disasters in the region’s history. It was estimated at the time that over 170,000 people had been affected, of which at least 60,000 were children. JOA granted UNICEF £30,000 to provide essential health support, WASH facilities and services, shelter, education supplies, and child protection to aid children’s recovery, British Red Cross £30,000 for food, water, household kits, shelter, hygiene and healthcare and Save the Children £30,000 for access to safe water and sanitation and health supplies. Vanuatu 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-152 The Bolivian Government declared a state of emergency in 36 municipalities due to heavy rain and hailstorms since commencement of the rainy season in October 2014. Flooding had affected 75,000 people and approximately 8,000 hectares of crops destroyed. JOA granted UNICEF £30,000 for the provision of sanitation, water supplies, nutritional care, education and child protection for children and families affected by the flooding. Bolivia 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-153 Violent street fighting and aerial bombing had left hundreds of thousands of people without food, water, shelter and other basic necessities. JOA granted Oxfam £30,000 for the provision of emergency food, access to clean safe water and hygiene training UNICEF£30,000 for the provision of water and sanitation, health and child protection and British Red Cross £30,000 for essential medicines and other relief supplies. Yemen 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-154 Since the beginning of April 2015, approximately 21,000 Burundians, mostly women and children, had fled to Rwanda having experienced intimidation and threats of violence linked to the planned June 26th Presidential election. JOA granted Tearfund £28,800 to assist refugees with the provision of food and non-food items, sanitary kits and clothing and UNICEF £30,000 towards water, sanitation, health and nutrition supplies and child protection for children and families. Burundi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-155 Malawi 30000 EMERGENCY openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-156 Gambia 95929 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-157 Benin 99316 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-158 59073 GRANT (2/3) openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-159 Kenya 42549 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-160 Niger 100000 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-161 0 PARTNER openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-162 Myanmar 75505 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-163 Cambodia 96709 GRANT openmindedly IM-CR-024714B-JE15-164 33222 GRANT (2/3)