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Instrumentos Económicos para la Convervación de la Biodiversidad Instrumentos y herramientas económicas para apoyar la conservación de la biodiversidad, el pago por servicios ecosistémicos y el desarrollo sostenible.
Programa Conecta Mayor Asesoría para el fortalecimiento y generación de conocimientos y mejoras del programa Conecta Mayor con la finalidad de promover la integración social de personas mayores en la sociedad.
Programa Personas Mayores El objetivo es promover y fortalecer las redes sociales de las personas mayores a través de la inclusión en la comunidad y el involucramiento en las redes digitales, para reducir las barreras que les impiden participar y ejercer todos sus derechos.
Proceso constituyente: participación e inclusión Proceso constituyente: participación e inclusión de grupos históricamente
marginados
Fundación Conecta Mayor II Asesoría PNUD para la Fundación Conecta Mayor en el fortalecimiento y generación de conocimientos y mejoras del programa Conecta Mayor con la finalidad de promover la integración social de personas mayores en la sociedad
Plataforma ODS Estrategias, soluciones e instrumentos para la implementación de la Agenda 2030 y los ODS, en línea con el mandato definido en el Plan Estratégico del PNUD 2018-2021
Estrategia Regional Valparaíso Acompañamiento y generación de insumos para la elaboración de una propuesta de Estrategia Regional de Desarrollo para la región de Valparaíso
Humboldt Fase 2 Catalizando la implementación de un Programa de Acción Estratégico para la Gestión Sostenible de los Recursos Marinos Vivos Compartidos en el Sistema de la Corriente de Humboldt.
Consejo consultivo regional de Los Ríos para la infancia Instalación y funcionamiento de un Consejo consultivo regional de Los Ríos para la infancia y diseño de un plan de acción para 2024-2025
Cambio climático y capacidades Programa para consolidar las actividades realizadas en Chile en los temas de inventarios de gases de efecto invernadero y para identificar las prioridades del sector publico y privado para avanzar en otras acciones para mitigar el cambio climático
Evaluación de programas de Fundación Olivo Evaluación de los Programas “FondoAFondo” y “Verano en Movimiento de la Fundación Olivo
Estrategia transición nacional Apoyo para el desarrollo de la Estrategia de Transición Socioecológica Justa para Chile
Cambio Climático El proyecto busca generar información que permita incorporar el enfoque de género en políticas, programas y planes nacionales de cambio climático. El proyecto cuenta con financiación del Gran Ducado de Luxemburgo.
Transparencia Congreso Perfeccionamiento normativo e implementación del nuevo sistema de ética, probidad y transparencia del Congreso Nacional
Fondo Chile Fase II Apoyo en la implementación del mecanismo de Cooperación Sur Sur Fondo Chile contra el Hambre y la Pobreza que financia proyectos de cooperación para organizaciones no gubernamentales e instituciones del Estado
Estándares de género El proyecto tiene como fin adaptar los estándares de género existentes, que están diseñados para empresas públicas y privadas, a través de un plan para el diseño e implementación de estándares de género en la Universidad de Chile.
Programa Fomento de Capacidades Cambio Climático El Programa de Fomento de Capacidades en Desarrollo Bajo en Emisiones, con financiamiento de la Unión Europea, apunta a implementar las acciones que el Estado de Chile desarrollará en cambio climático.
Desarrollo de insumos y actividades de apoyo para AGCID Fortalecimiento de AGCID como un servicio público eficiente y eficaz, al servicio del interés nacional y de los compromisos globales de Chile
Sello Género: Universidad Concepción Apoyar a la Universidad de Concepción en la implementación del Sello PNUD en materia de igualdad de género en instituciones públicas.
Participación ciudadana El proyecto tiene como objetivo central acompañar el proceso de elaboración de una nueva constitución para Chile en el marco del ciclo electoral que vive el país entre 2020 y 2022, potenciando la participación ciudadana.
Quinto Informe Bienal Apoyo a la preparación del Quinto Informe Bienal de actualización (5IBA) de Chile ante la Convención Marco de Naciones Unidas para el Cambio Climático (CMNUCC)
Estrategia implementación Chile: Reducción de la vulnerabilidad climática y el riesgo de inundación en áreas urbanas y semiurbanas costeras en ciudades de América Latina.
Humboldt Fase 2 Catalizando la implementación de un Programa de Acción Estratégico para la gestión sostenible de los recursos marinos vivos compartidos en el Sistema de la Corriente de Humboldt
Instrumentos económicos para conservar biodiversidad Proyecto en colaboración con el fondo GEF
Implementación del Sello PNUD para la Igualdad de Género en el Senado de la República de Chile Generar un proceso de implementación y certificación del Sello Público en el Senado.
Gasto Cambio Climático Chile Elaboración de un marco fiscal para la medición del gasto en cambio climático nacional, tanto público como privado, en el marco de las Contribuciones Nacionales Determinadas (NDC)
Fortalecimiento del rol del Estado para la promoción de un desarrollo territorial sostenible e inclusivo Apunta a fortalecer el marco institucional, normativo y político para promover un desarrollo territorial sostenible e inclusivo, contribuyendo así a que las personas accedan a un hábitat y una vivienda digna.
Participación e inclusión Fomentar la participación e inclusión de grupos históricamente marginados
Plan de Implementación Kigali Este proyecto tiene como objetivo generar insumos y herramientas para el diseño del Plan de preparación para la implementación de la Enmienda de Kigali en Chile
Desarrollo de insumos AGCID Los objetivos del proyecto apuntan a desarrollar estudios aplicados en materias relevantes para la AGCID y promover espacios de incidencia y reflexión para el fortalecimiento de la cooperación para el desarrollo.
Red de protección y promoción social Alianza con el Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (MDSF) para apoyar en el fortalecimiento de sus capacidades para abordar de manera efectiva los factores y barreras que generan y reproducen la pobreza, la vulnerabilidad y la exclusión social.
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United Kingdom provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) United Kingdom provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
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Netherlands provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Netherlands provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
Denmark provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Denmark provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
Sweden provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Sweden provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
Italy provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Italy provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
Canada provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022) Canada provides the fund to Syria Cross border (2022)
CONSERVING PATAGONIA THROUGH WILDLIFE FRIENDLY AND CLIMATE SMART LIVESTOCK HUSBANDRY This project builds on the 5-year cooperative agreement (2016-2021) between the USFWS and WCS to unite complete suites of.carnivores, herbivores and scavengers co-existing with livestock producers on a connected matrix of protected areas and private.lands in in three critical landscapes in the Patagonian region of Argentina and Chile. The project seeks to improve the.conservation of and habitat climate resilience for endemic wildlife, including guanacos, rheas, Andean cats, pumas, culpeo and.chilla foxes and condors, currently threatened by illegal hunting and persecution by producers and free-roaming dogs, competition.with livestock for pastures and water, and habitat degradation by livestock, all in a scenario of changing climatic conditions that.reduce productivity through much of the region. Project activities will strengthen habitat resiliency and rural livelihoods in the.face of climate change through wildlife-friendly livestock grazing management strategies that allow vegetation and soils to.recover and/or the development of alternative economic livelihoods. Activities include: 1) expanding improved grazing strategies.and soil carbon conservation techniques by Wildlife FriendlyTM certified producers in a pilot project that will demonstrate the.possibilities and advantages of this comprehensive approach; 2) expandingwildlife-friendly and climate-smart practices to new.producers and promoting adherence tocertification requirements; and 3) providing technical assistance and information to private.stakeholders and government partners to promote collaborative conservation based on wildlife-friendly livestock management and.conservation-oriented management of guanacos as an incentive to provide added economic benefits to producers by building.stakeholder capacity to apply the proven techniques, and (4) managing free ranging dogs that exacerbate conflicts between.livestock and wildlife.
SEA TURTLE RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA, 2021-2026 The purpose of this project is to address threats to leatherback and olive ridley nesting populations in Gabon from poaching, light pollution, and logs which entrap nesting females and hatchlings and in some cases prevent nesting females from nesting on more suitable sites above the high tides; and sea turtle fisheries bycatch from fish and shrimp trawls, longline fishing vessels, and artisanal fishers. Activities include: (1) assisting with training of on-board observers for trawl and long-line fishing vessels; (2) assisting with Turtle Excluder Device (TED) testing for fish trawls and shrimp trawler TED inspections; (3) working with Benga community fishers to better address artisanal fishery bycatch issues; (4) removing logs on major nesting beaches; (5) conducting ground monitoring, including night patrols, to protect nests from poaching, and relocating nests threatened by high tides on National Parks and Reserves, which account for 80 percent of nesting activity within Gabon; (6) conducting annual aerial surveys of nesting beaches to monitor long-term nesting trends; and (7) implementing public outreach and awareness activities in schools, 7 villages, and urban environments, including a National Turtle Day celebration in the capitol and four other major cities or towns. The recipient will also provide scientific and technical support to the Gabon Sea Turtle Partnership and MTCA projects in Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Cote d' Ivoire.
ELOC - AN ACOUSTIC DETECTION SYSTEM FOR ELEPHANTS IN INDONESIA AND SRI LANKA The goal of this project is to develop and test a new technology and methodological approach that uses elephant.vocalizations to automatically detect and locate elephants in order to reduce human-elephant conflict (HEC), support anti.poaching efforts, and promote human-elephant coexistence. Project objectives are: (1) to evaluate elephant vocalizations; (2).develop ELOC hardware and software; (3) to test and evaluate ELOC functionality in the field; and in future phases of this.project, full-scale deployment, application, and promotion of the ELOC device. Project activities are to: (1) build an ELOC device.based on the prototype and test the sensitivity of the device; (2) redesign the ELOC device to withstand field conditions including.housing, communication capabilities, and energy supply; (3) develop software systems for autonomous detection of elephant.vocalizations; and (4) field test ELOC detectors in Sumatra, Indonesia.
UNDERSTANDING TRAFFICKING OF BIRDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST Funds under this award are to be used to for (1) estimating the number of birds trafficked in target countries the Middle East through market surveys; (2) determining the natal origins or breeding grounds of key avian taxa trafficked in the Middle East, using stable isotopes and GPS telemetry; and (3) communicating this information to support enhanced conservation, management, and enforcement actions.
CHACO JAGUAR CONSERVATION PROJECT Funds under this award are to reduce the mortality of jaguars, and increase jaguar habitat, in the Gran Chaco of Paraguay, Bolivia, and Argentina. Our specific activities include: (1) expanding our participatory network of private landowners and impact through the installation of new non-lethal, solar-powered electric conflict deterrent fences; (2) inventories and mapping of current and prospective participatory stakeholder properties to incentivize the establishment of legal private reserves and evaluate potential to restore habitat; (3) hosting the first series of human-jaguar conflict mitigation workshops in cooperation with regional livestock associations and in the most affected rural areas (4) engaging local youth and communities through a series of presentations and discussions at rural schools, and (5) hosting and running the first consumer focus groups to develop and refine market strategies for a sustainable supply chain.
Compacts of Free Association, Compact Payments - Marshall Islands Compacts of Free Association, Compact Payments - Marshall Islands. The Compact of Free Association was established as FSM and RMI emerged from the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands and became sovereign states. The funding was used for general government operations, including health and education, economic development, capital improvements, and special purposes.
IMPROVING AWARENESS AND CAPACITIES FOR MANAGEMENT AND ENFORCEMENT IN RELATION TO LION BONE AND ASSOCIATED WILDLIFE TRADE IN LAO PDR, VIETNAM, AND CHINA This project will contribute to the conservation of lions.by addressing the emerging impacts of the trade of lion.parts and products to Asia, and its association with the.overall illegal trade in tiger and CITES-listed big cat.parts and products in Asia. There is currently a lack of.available information on the lion bone trade in Asia. To.fill this gap and address the impacts of the international.lion bone trade, this two-year grant will support:.information collection, including on entities involved and.methods used in importing, supplying, and buying lion.parts and products in Lao PDR, Vietnam, and China;.development of a reference guide of risk indicators and.red flags on suspicious imports to Asia in order to.enhance countries ability to verify the legality of.lion imports and better monitor and identify suspicious.shipments; multi-agency workshops with CITES management.and law enforcement government partners to increase.awareness and knowledge on lion bone trade and associated.illegal wildlife trade in Lao PDR, Vietnam, and China; and.development of a.user-friendly, species-specific big cat DNA kit to.strengthen the ability of government officials to rapidly.identify species that are being illegally traded.
REGIONAL EFFORTS TO ENH COORD & IMP MESO The Alliance for the Conservation of Mesoamerican Pine-Oak Forests includes six countries (US-Texas, Mexico-Chiapas, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador) who have collaborated since 2003, following conservation actions in their 2008 plan, to protect and manage winter habitat of the endangered migratory bird, the Golden-cheeked Warbler (GCWA). During 2017-19, Alliance partners developed the 'Conservation Plan of the Mesoamerican Pine-Oak Forest Ecoregion and the GCWA (2020-2030)' using Open Standards methodology. The Alliance made remarkable progress defining conservation goals, analyzing threats and contributing factors, defining strategies and actions linked to these strategies, as well as determining results chains (using Miradi tool). The main goal is the conservation of the Mesoamerican Pine-Oak Forests and the Golden-cheeked Warbler, which directly benefits several regional Neotropical migratory bird populations as well as several highly threatened endemic birds and wildlife. Now, the immediate step for the Alliance is to deliver the plan to key stakeholders from Mesoamerica and North America, promote the linking of this plan with other conservation plans for the GCWA (full life-cycle approach), and bring all these actors (and funders) together for implementation of the aforementioned Plan, as of 2020. Partners will increase stakeholder involvement in and understanding of this Conservation Plan.
Chamber of Commerce - Virtual Field Probing The funds will go towards selling an affordable technology called Virtual Field Probing (VFP) that will be installed on mobile phones.
Julia Taft Refugee Fund Project: Housing, Employment, and Legal Assistance to Individuals in Reception Facilities in Spain United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of State]
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - [Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. S-LMAQM-15-GR-017 CLUB DE MADRID PARA LA TRANSICION Y CONSOLIDACION DEMOCRATICA 09/24/15-10/31/16
Reducing FGM and EFM in Burkina Faso, Senegal and Sierra Leone Reducing the risk of FGM and EFM for 22,000 girls in Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso and Senegal
WASH SDG Ethiopia Inception The WASH SDG Programme aims to sustainably deliver access to, and use of, safe drinking water for at least 450,000 people; and improve access to, and use of, sanitation and improve hygiene behaviours for at least 2 million people. The WASH SDG Consortium is formed by the partners WASH Alliance International (WAI ), SNV and Plan Netherlands. In alliance with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DGIS / IGG), the Programme responds to the Dutch commitment to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 6, with the aim to reach an improved WASH situation for all. Particularly, to contribute to safe water and clean toilets for respectively 30 million and 50 million people, as communicated by Minister Ploumen during the Global Citizen 2015 Earth Day celebrations in Washington DC on 18 April 2015. The programme will be implemented between July 2017 to December 2022 in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Nepal, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia, with two or more sub-national level programmes (sub-programmes) developed per country. These countries all have significant numbers of people with poor access to and use of WASH services, either in rural areas or in densely populated areas with uncontrolled urbanisation and deteriorating water security. In all these countries the consortium members have long-term presence and ongoing WASH programmes, as well as established influence at the national level
FINISH Mondial 2020-2025 FINISH Mondial has set ambitious targets: in the period 2020-25, an additional 10 million people will have gained access to and use safe sanitation through the programme. This equates to 20% of the Dutch Government’s total sanitation (SDG 6, clean water and sanitation) target till 2030. This will be achieved through the realisation of 2 million safely managed sanitation systems. FINISH has until now mobilized some € 200 million in local financing for household toilet construction. FINISH Mondial is upscaling this to over € 400 million of local financing with an average grant investment of € 20 per facility.  FINISH Mondial is launched in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
FINISH Mondial Bridging Phase FINISH Mondial Bridging phase: In the first phase of FINISH Mondial we set the stage by selecting the right partners and identifying project areas. Moreover, we calculated that FINISH Mondial aims to reach 27.6 million people across 6 countries by building 5.5 million safe sanitation systems by 2025. This all, while containing and recycling 1 million tonnes of faecal sludge. Financially, we will realise this by leveraging €40 million in grants and €630 million in sanitation investments.

FINISH Mondial is launched in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Appuis à la scolarisation des enfants affectés par le conflit de Tanganyika La crise humanitaire dans la province de Tanganyika s'est intensifiée depuis le premier trimestre de 2017 et a affecté les zones précédemment considérées comme stables (notamment les territoires de Moba, Kabalo et Kongolo). Cette situation est venue ajouter des besoins supplémentaires sur les mécanismes des réponses humanitaires mise en place par les acteurs humanitaires. Selon le rapport de Bureau OCHA/Kalemie de Février 2018, cette flambée de conflits violents (affrontements et attaques armés entres les groupes armés) et de tensions interethniques a forcé plus de 611000 de personnes à fuir leurs foyers au Tanganyika (dont 388000 nouveaux IDPs) et 225000 retournés, 
Actuellement, la province de Tanganyika est parmi les Zones déclarées à L3 en RDC. 
En réponse aux multiples besoins en éducation, AIDES propose de mettre 
en œuvre le présent projet qui vise à faciliter la scolarisation des enfants affectés par le conflit avec violences et assurer la continuité des activités de paix dans les écoles et extrascolaire en tenant compte des lignes directrices du cluster éducation dans l’intervention humanitaire.
Le paquet d’interventions d’urgence proposé s’inscrit dans le cadre de compléter les efforts des acteurs humanitaires et des autorités ainsi que des communautés locales (déplacés, retournés et autochtones) à prévenir et à apporter une solution aux difficultés liées à la scolarisation de tous les enfants dans un environnement sur et protégé contre les effets de ce conflit dans le Territoire de Kabalo. Ainsi conformément à l’objectif stratégique 1 ( OS 1.2) du PRH 2017-2019 ainsi qu’en tenant compte des recommandations de différentes évaluations et du plan de réponse d’urgences de Tanganyika  AIDES facilitera l’accès à une éducation inclusive et pertinente de qualité dans un environnement d’apprentissage sûr et protecteur des tous les enfants de 3 à 17 ans déplacés, ainsi que les vulnérables autochtones de manière à réduire les risques de recrutement des enfants dans les groupes armées et milices 
Ainsi, AIDES assurera l’intégration ou la réintégration scolaire et maintien à l’école de 9824 enfants (dont 4912 filles), au travers la distribution des kits scolaires aux élèves, appuis aux écoles (par la réponse aux plans d’amélioration d’école, fabrication des bancs, tableaux noirs, dotation des matériels didactiques et la formation des enseignants), constitution des comités scolaires de paix , le paiement de frais de TENAFEP aux enfants finalistes des écoles affectées.
Des sensibilisations diverses (par les comités scolaires de paix au travers les jeux ludiques, théâtres, réflexions communautaires sur scolarisation) sur la paix et la scolarisation de tous les enfants seront menées auprès des différentes communautés