COLOMBIA

PARTE III: ORGANIZACIONES PARTICIPANTES POR CLÚSTER/GT
Recuperación Temprana
Agencia/organización Nombre del proyecto Lugares de implementación Requerimientos
ACNUR 553.683
Cruz Roja Colombiana 535.714
FAO 1.759.029
Federación Luterana 1.051.058
Mercy Corps 554.025
OIM 900.000
ONU Mujeres 600.000
PMA 0
PNUD 7.846.491
RET 0
TOTAL 15.000.000
Salud
Agencia/organización Nombre del proyecto Lugares de
implementación
Requerimientos
Alianza por la Solidaridad
Contribute to improving access to health services to children, women, and
men, and increase emergency and disaster response capacity of rural
dispersed communities, with emphasis on indigenous populations and
Afrocolombians affected by the internal armed conflict in the departments of
Arauca, Cauca, Chocó, Córdoba, Norte de Santander, Nariño, Putumayo and
Valle del Cauca prioritized in the 2016 HRP, through the implementation of
lifesaving activities.
Cauca, Valle del Cauca
and Nariño
106.234
45
Colombia Red Cross
Contribute to improving the health conditions of rural communities affected by
the armed conflict, other violence situations, as well as emergencies and
disasters in Columbia. This will be achieved through a strategy of mobile health
units, the strengthening community organization through the exercise of their
rights, health promotion and disease prevention using the methodology of
community health and first emergency assistance.
Antioquia, Chocó, La
Guajira; Nariño, Norte de
Santander and Valle del
Cauca
2.084.152
Doctors of the World
Promoting access to health services of rural, indigenous populations and Afro-
Colombians affected by the armed conflict in the department of Meta (Vista
Hermosa, Puerto Rico, Macarena, Uribe, Mapiripan and Mesetas ) Guaviare
(San José, El retorno and Calamar) Nariño (Olaya Herrera, El Charco, La
Tola, Francisco Pizarro and Tumaco) and el Cauca (Timbiquí)
Cauca, Guaviare, Meta and
Nariño
922.000
OUNDDHH
Arauca, Cauca, Chocó,
Nariño, Putumayo and
Valle del Cauca
0
UNFPA
Respond to gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health needs
of women and adolescents affected by humanitarian emergency situations.
Chocó, Nariño y Norte de
Santander
374.000
PAHO
Contribute to improving access to health services to children, women and men
and increase emergency and disaster response capacity of dispersed rural
communities with special emphasis on the indigenous population and Afro-
Columbian affected by the internal armed conflict in the department of Arauca,
Cauca, Chocó, Córdoba, Norte de Santander, Nariño, Putumayo and Valle del
Cauca prioritized in the 2016 HRP, by implementing health actions that save
lives.
Arauca, Cauca, Chocó,
Córdoba, Nariño, Norte de
Santander, Putumayo and
Valle del Cauca
1.348.858