The Scottish government has given £500,000 to Christian Aid, Mercy Corps, Sciaf and Tearfund.
Four charities will be tasked with giving out food packages and improving water access.
Four charities - Christian Aid, Mercy Corps, Sciaf and Tearfund - will split the funding, receiving £125,000 each.
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