Cholera | US$ 750 000
17 April 2025

Key activities

Strengthen epidemiological surveillance and investigations; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities and neighbourhoods; risk communication and community involvement; reinforce coordination; operational support and logistics; surge deployments from regional office.

Cholera outbreak | US$ 311 500
16 January 2025

Key activities

Strengthen epidemiological surveillance and investigations; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities and neighbourhoods; risk communication and community involvement; reinforce coordination.

Ebola outbreak | US$ 1 500 000
8 September 2025

Key activities

Coordination and monitoring; risk communication and community engagement; strengthen surveillance interventions; infection prevention and control; case management; lab support; operations support and logistics; prevention and response to sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment; surge deployment.

Ebola outbreak | US$ 500 000
3 September 2025

Key activities

Enhance coordination; support investigations, surveillance and contact tracing; risk communication and community engagement; essential medical supplies, inc. personal protective equipment (PPE), infection prevention and control (IPC) materials, diagnostics, and therapeutics to support frontline healthcare workers; technical expertise and training; IPC in health facilities; strengthen labs.

Marburg virus disease outbreak | US$ 700 000
26 November 2025

Key activities

Strengthening surveillance and rapid response through active case search, contact tracing, and laboratory testing; improving infection prevention and WASH measures in health facilities, isolation units, and communities, including safe burials; enhancing case management by ensuring functional treatment centers, essential supplies, trained staff, and psychosocial support; scaling up risk communication and community engagement to promote early reporting and safe behaviors; and reinforcing coordination, logistics, and surge deployments.

Marburg virus disease outbreak | US$ 300 000
13 November 2025

Key activities

Strengthening surveillance and rapid response through active case search, contact tracing, and laboratory testing; improving infection prevention and WASH measures in health facilities, isolation units, and communities, including safe burials; enhancing case management by ensuring functional treatment centers, essential supplies, trained staff, and psychosocial support; scaling up risk communication and community engagement to promote early reporting and safe behaviors; and reinforcing coordination, logistics, and surge deployments.

Humanitarian crisis | US$ 300 000
26 July 2025

Key activities

Provision of medicines and medical supplies; support continuity of functioning of operations at primary hospital.

Mpox | US$ 100 000
26 May 2025

Key activities

Support rapid response, logistics; enhance surveillance + cross-border coordination; strengthen laboratory testing; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities; support vaccination.

Botulism outbreak | US$ 50 000
29 July 2025

Key activities

Support epidemiological investigations; strengthen surveillance; risk communication; lab reagents and antitoxin; deployment of experts.

Cyclone Chito | US$ 486 500
16 January 2025

Key activities

Strengthen lab capacity and disease surveillance through deployment of Rapid Response Mobile Laboratories (RRMLs) and early warning, alert and response system (EWARS); conduct water quality testing and waterborne disease surveillance; distribution of public health risk and prevention messages to local communities.

Measles | US$ 225 000
1 May 2025

Key activities

Support risk communication, community engagement and protection; strengthen and support measles surveillance and epidemic intelligence; train rapid response teams; support reference laboratory; point of entry capacity strengthening.

Humanitarian crisis | US$ 800 000
7 July 2025

Key activities

Cross-border operations; essential medical supplies and health services; disease surveillance.

Earthquake | US$ 5 000 000
29 March 2025

Key activities

Emergency medical supplies and essential medicines. Surge support and coordination of emergency medical teams.

Humanitarian crisis | US$ 1 000 000
18 February 2025

Key activities

Provision of essential health services in conflict-affected areas, ensuring medical pipeline stability for essential commodities. Focus on prevention and response to outbreak prone diseases, trauma care, essential primary care. Ensure functional disease surveillance systems are in place in conflict-affected areas, enabling early warning, alert and response to public health threats.

Diphtheria outbreak | US$ 300 000
8 November 2025

Key activities

Strengthening leadership and coordination; surge deployments of technical staff; enhancing case management and clinical response by procuring diphtheria antitoxin, antibiotics, PPE, and laboratory supplies; supporting operational activities for surveillance, coordination, and data management; reinforcing risk communication and community engagement alongside immunization efforts to close immunity gaps and reduce mortality.

Rift Valley fever outbreak | US$ 435 171
10 October 2025

Key activities

Strengthening coordination; deploying surge staff; supporting epidemiological surveillance with active case finding, investigations, and community awareness; enhance laboratory capacity with reagents, sample transport, and quality assurance; improve case management by stockpiling medicines, providing essential equipment, and training health workers; supplying PPE, IPC training, and waste management; RCCE: produce communication materials, conduct sensitization campaigns, and train high-risk groups.

Mpox | US$ 750 000
16 July 2025

Countries: Burundi; Central African Republic; Côte d’Ivoire; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Ethiopia; Ghana; Guinea; Kenya; Liberia; Malawi; Nigeria; Republic of Congo; Rwanda: Sierra Leone; South Sudan; Tanzania; Togo; Uganda; Zambia

Key activities

Support Emergency Operations Centers; deploy rapid response teams; enhance surveillance; strengthen lab testing; deliver medicines and supplies to treatment centers; improve case management and infection prevention and control (IPC) in health facilities; risk communication and community engagement.

Hurricane Melissa | US$ 1 000 000
5 November 2025

Key activities

Coordination and early recovery; restoring essential health services and continuity of care; strengthening epidemiological surveillance for timely outbreak detection; improving hygiene, sanitation, waste management, and vector control in affected communities and health facilities.

Cholera outbreak | US$ 369 300
4 August 2025

Key activities

Training of health workers in cholera management; establishment of Cholera Treatment Units (CTUs) in affected areas; deployment of rapid response teams and experts.

Mpox | US$ 680 000
26 May 2025

Key activities

Support rapid response, surge deployments, logistics; enhance surveillance + cross-border coordination; strengthen laboratory testing; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities; support risk communication, community engagement and protection.

Sudan crisis (conflict) | US$ 1 000 000
14 November 2025

Key activities

Scaling up lifesaving health and nutrition services for displaced populations in Darfur; distribution of medicines and essential health commodities. Reducing dengue case fatality through: effective case management; improving diagnostic capacity with rapid tests and PCR; enhancing surveillance for timely outbreak detection and response; strengthening vector control alongside risk communication and community engagement to curb dengue spread and promote safe practices.

Conflict | US$ 953 000
15 May 2025

Key activities

Scale up health and nutrition service delivery in IDP sites and host communities; medical supplies; support disease surveillance and response for cholera and other outbreaks.

Marburg outbreak | US$ 3 000 000
20 January 2025

Key activities

Surge technical staff to support the government-led response; deploy rapid response teams to support case investigation and contact tracing; provide lab and diagnostics equipment; community engagement and risk communications case management and infection prevention and control (IPC); procurement of persoanl protective equipment (PPE).

Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 2 000 000
13 February 2025

Key activities

Additional support to key public health response interventions; regional readiness and response; surge deployments from headquarters.

Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 442 802
6 February 2025

Key activities

Regional readiness and response; surge deployments from headquarters.

Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 1 000 000
30 January 2025

Key activities

Strengthen case detection, investigation, contact tracing; surveillance at points of entry; lab and diagnostics; infection prevention and control (IPC) / water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); case management; mental health and psychosocial support; risk communication and community engagement; supplies, operational support, logistics; support vaccination.

Typhoon and flood response | US$ 409 000
28 November 2025

Key activities

Rapid procurement and distribution of essential health supplies (medicines, water purification, hygiene materials); strengthening disease surveillance and outbreak response through active case detection and mobilization of rapid response teams; IPC support and training; delivering targeted risk communication to guide affected communities.

Conflict | US$ 499 279
3 October 2025

Key activities

Maintaining uninterrupted life-saving operations in high-burden hospitals by procuring trauma medicines, surgical supplies, and consumables; delivering TESK and IEHK kits from the Dubai Hub; providing fuel for hospital generators and ambulances; deploy three specialized surgical teams to priority hospitals in Sana’a; strengthen pre-hospital emergency services by supporting ambulances with fuel, maintenance, and improved dispatch systems to ensure timely trauma care.

Humanitarian crisis | US$ 1 800 000
8 January 2025

Key activities

Scale up of trauma care and surgical capacity; supply trauma kits and medical commodities; deploy surge capacity; coordinate emergency medical teams (EMTs) and health partners.