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Self-sufficiency of Sudanese refugees in three camps in eastern Chad and support to the local pop. Since the start of the Darfur conflict in 2003, about  260,000 Sudanese refugees have been living in 12 camps in the east of Chad under the mandate of the UNHCR.  SECADEV is a relief and development organisation set up by the Diocese of Njamena in 1983 and has been operational in eastern Chad since 1986.  SECADEV manages three camps as a UNHCR partner (Kounoungou, Farchana and Milé) and is supported financially by the Caritas Confederation and by OFDA. The project aims to develop self-sufficiency of refugees from Darfur in the three camps in eastern Chad managed by SECADEV and to provide water to the local population in 12 local villages. There are five specific sectors of activity: (i) water: refugees and the local population have access to drinking water and water from shallow wells in the villages and take part in the management of water distribution. (ii) sanitation: the camp environment is improved through the greater participation of the refugees. (iii) education: school attendance and conditions for learning are improved. (iv)  community mobilisation: refugees develop social and cultural activities which will promote better co-existence.  (v)  domestic and household support: refugees and people with specific needs in the camps receive household items and accessories which enable them to live in dignity.  CRS is CI's lead agency in Chad but Secours Catholique has played a crucial role in the accompaniment and capacity-building of SECADEV which has enabled the organsiation to manage a large relief programme.  The project corresponds to Caritas EA10/2009 with a total budget of €1,923 077.  This appeal has already been supported by Caritas Denmark, Switzerland, and Secours Catholique.  CAFOD has supported previous appeals for this target group implemented by SECADEV in 2007 and 2008 when the accompaniment from Secours Catholique added to the capacity of the partner.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Kyrgyzstan R&D Projects.
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - Advanced End-Use/End-User Workshop.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Kyrgyzstan
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Kyrgyzstan Research and Development Projects.
Support for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Centre for Humanitarian Data The Centre for Humanitarian Data is focused on increasing the use and impact of data in the humanitarian sector. As part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Information Management Branch, the Centre’s role is to enable the organization to deliver on its ambition to be more data-driven and analytical, and to ensure a responsible approach to technology and data management. The Centre’s operations are organized around four workstreams: data services, data science, data responsibility and learning and practice. Our support is provided to OCHA staff and partners, with a priority focus on locations with humanitarian operations.\n\n\nUNOPS supports the development and operation of high-quality innovative digital information and technology solutions for OCHA to fulfill its mandated responsibilities and deliver on its priorities, and clients to access essential information for better analysis and decision-making for effective humanitarian action.\n
Support for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Centre for Humanitarian Data The Centre for Humanitarian Data is focused on increasing the use and impact of data in the humanitarian sector. As part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Information Management Branch, the Centre’s role is to enable the organization to deliver on its ambition to be more data-driven and analytical, and to ensure a responsible approach to technology and data management. The Centre’s operations are organized around four workstreams: data services, data science, data responsibility and learning and practice. Our support is provided to OCHA staff and partners, with a priority focus on locations with humanitarian operations.\n\nUNOPS supports the development and operation of high-quality innovative digital information and technology solutions for OCHA to fulfill its mandated responsibilities and deliver on its priorities, and clients to access essential information for better analysis and decision-making for effective humanitarian action.\n
Financial Sec., Business Env. and Public Service Reform DPL Economic stabilization and Devlpmt
the Construction of Advanced Research Center for Infectious Diseases at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research construction of advanced research senter for infectious diseases at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research
Electricity Sector Rehabilitation and Improvement Project to recover capacity of power plants
Electricity Distribution System Improvement Project To reduce the loss of energy
Jharkhand Horticulture Intensification by Drip Irrigation Project TO IMPROVE LIVELIHOOD OF FARMERS
Project for Construction of Bridges on the Road between Ile and Cuamba Construction of Bridges
The Project for the Maritime Safety Capability Improvement Maritime Safety Capability Improvement
Kenya-Tanzania Power Interconnection Project Improve reliability of power supply
Construction of a New Bridge across the Volta River Constructing a bridge and roads
the Economic and Social Development Programme the Economic and Social Development Programme
The Project for Improvement of Medical Equipment for Strengthening of the Quality Medical Services in Major Hospitals Improvement of Medical Equipment for Strengthening of the Quality Medical Services in Major Hospitals
Project for Improvement of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Control Provision of Equipmants for Foot-and-Mouth Disease Control
Project for Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting Network Development Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting Network Development
Urban Transportaion Line-3 Development Project (I) sustainable economic development
Disaster Risk Management Enhancement Project To enhance disaster risk management
Dedicated Freight Corridor Project (Phase 1) (III) To cope with the increase of freight
Project for Improvement of Gulu Municipal Council Roads in Northern Uganda Project improves main roads of Gulu city by repairing pavement, building water drainage and other facilities.
The Project for Improvement of Substations and Distribution Network (Phase 2) The project will contruct and expand the electric power substations and associated power transmission and distribution facilities in Kigali to stabilize the power supply with higher efficiency.
MASS TRANSIT SYSTEM PROJECT IN BANGKOK (RED LINE) (III) TO MITIGATE TRAFFIC CONGESTIO
Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Financing Project To promote infrastructure
National Road No.5 Improvement Project(Prek Kdam- Thlea Ma’am Section) (II) To improve existing road
The Project for Reconstruction of the Bridges on the National Road No.9 reconstruction of the two bridges
Development Policy Loan(PS Dev't, Governance Imp't, and FC) To support policy reforms
Thai Binh Power Plant and Transmission Lines Project (IV) To meet the increasing power demand
Project for Construction of Lome Fishing Port Projet d’am?nagement du port de p?che de Lom?
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Promotion Project To promote energy efficiency
Project for Pollution Abatement of River Mula-Mutha in Pune improve water quality in Mula-Mutha
Jamuna Railway Bridge Construction Project (E/S) To improve railway transportation
Ho Chi Minh City Urban Railway Construction Project Construct Mass Rapid Transit System
The Project for　Improvement of Equipment for Road Maintenance in Sughd Region and the Eastern Part of Khatlon Region Improvement of Equipment for Road Maintenance in Sughd Region and the Eastern Part of Khatlon Region
The Project for Improvement of Equipment for Demining Activites (Phase VII) improvement of equipment for demining activities
Vientiane Capital Water Supply Expansion Project Ensure stable water supply service
North-South Expressway Construction Project(Da Nang ? Quang Ngai Section) (III) To meet traffic demand in Central VN
The Project for Improvement of Transportation Capacity of Public Bus in Phnom Penh Provison of Public Bus
The Project for Power Sector Improvement for the State of Kosrae Power Sector Improvement for the State of Kosrae
Second HCMC Water Environment Improvement Project (III) TO DEVELOP DRAINAGE AND SWERAGE
Matarbari Ultra Super Critical Coal-Fired Power Project (II) Stable power supply
The Project for Improvement of Namibe Port the rehabilitation of port facilities at Namibe Port
Transmission System Strengthening Project in Madhya Pradesh Reduce overloading of trans. system
Support Program to Respond to Climate Change(VI) Support CC policies inplementation
The Grand Egyptian Museum Construction Project (II) Construction of a new museum
The Project for Urgent Relocation of Ferry Terminal in Dili Port Relocation of ferry terminal in Dili Port
The Project for Reconstruction of the Nippon Causeway Reconstruction of the Nippon Causeway
Maritime Safety Capability Improvement Project for PCG II Maritime Safety Improvement
Project for Improvement of Water Treatment Plant in Kosti City Project for Improvement of Water Treatment Plant in Kosti City
Anuradhapura North Water Supply Project (Phase 2) To construct a water supply system
Project for construction of Artisanal Fisheries facilities in Mahe Island ( Phase 2) Construction of Artisanal Fisheries facilities in Mahe Island
The Project for the Construction of the Protective Shelter and the Presentation of the Great Bath at Hisham's Palace, Jericho Construction of the Protective Shelter and the Presentation of the Great Bath at Hisham's Palace, Jericho
Project for Emergency Improvement of Electricity Supply Facilities in Abuja Rehabilitation of current Electricity Supply Facilities in Abuja
Olkaria V Geothermal Power Development Project Enhancevolumeofelectricpowersupply
The Project for Reconstruction of Bridges on Primary National Highway No.4 Reconstruction of Bridges on Primary National Highway No.4
Project for Improvement of Road Management Equipment Improvement of Road Management Equipment
Project for Drinking Water Supply by use of Groundwater in Two Communes, Glazoue and Dassa-Zoume Construction of water supply system
Project for the Improvement of Whalf site and the Construction of Central Market for the Development of Commercial Zone in the City of Sassandra Projet d’am?nagement du site du d?barcad?re et de la construction du march? central pour le d?veloppement de la zone commerciale de la commune de Sassandra
Business Environment for Jobs Development Policy Operation To support development efforts.
Lach Huyen Port Infrastructure Construction Project(Road and Bridge)(III) To build a new port and infra
Bandaranaike International Airport Development Project Phase 2(II) Internatinal Airport Development
The Project for Improvement of Aviation Safty Facilities in Major Airports Improvement of Aviation Safty Facilities in Major Airports
The Project for the Construction of Department Hospital of SILAIS Zelaya Central Construction of Department Hospital of SILAIS Zelaya Central
The Project for Rehbilitation of the Chroy Changwar Bridge rehabilitation of the bridge
Project for Rehabilitation of the Third Wharf in Dakar Port Project for Rehabilitation of the Third Wharf in Dakar Port
Cross-Border Road Network Improvement Project (Bangladesh) To improve intercity transport
Odisha Integrated Sanitation Improvement Project (II) TO PROVIDE RELIABLE SEWERAGE SERVICE
Project for Procurement of Education and Research Equipment for Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST) Procurement of Education and Research Equipment for Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology
The Project for the Construction of New Buildings for the Faculty of Engineering, Science and Technology of the National University of Timor-Leste Construction of New Buildings
Projet d'Extension et d'Equipement de l'E?cole Nationale de Sant? Publique de Nouakchott extension and equipment provision for the National School of Public Health of Nouakchott
The Project for the Establishment of Research and Training Complex at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Jaffna Establishment of Research and Training Complex at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Jaffna
Financial Reporting and Oversight Improvement Project The project development objective (PDO) is to improve the internal controls, accounting, reporting and oversight of government finances at the central and decentralized levels in Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in Malawi.
Malawi Public Finance and Economic Management Reform Program The overall goals are to improve macro-fiscal management, accountability and transparency in public financial management and public oversight.
Preparing Outer Island Sustainable Electricity Development Project / Technical Assistance: Capacity Development of the Maldives Energy Authority Replace inefficient fossil fuel based power generation grids on the islands with renewable energy hybrid systems contributing to reductions in the cost of electricity, subsidy burden on the government budget and emission reductions.
Accelerating Sustainable Private Investments in Renewable Energy (ASPIRE) Program To increase PV generation in Maldives with private sector investment.
Health Systems Advocacy Partnership Health Systems for Advocacy is a project working towards achieving SRHR through strengthened health systems, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and being implemented by 3 partners Amref Health Africa in Uganda, African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), HEPs – coalition for Health and Social Development (representing HAI). Objectives. Objective 1: To enable Communities realize their right to the highest attainable sexual and reproductive health, crucial for equitable, sustainable economic development. Objective 2: By creating space and strengthening civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services. Short term outcomes Increased lobby and advocacy (L&A) capacity of CSOs Empowered communities are increasingly able to demand their rights at local government level Increased leadership and managerial capacity of health stewards in the health system
Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights Programme in High Burden Districts of Uganda The ‘Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights Programme in High Burden Districts of Uganda’ (ISPHD) programme  targets young girls and boys (age 10-24) and women of reproductive age (age 25-49) including underserved groups, in the districts of East Central: Kalangala, Bugiri, Mayuge, Iganga & Namayingo; and the East: Mbale, Budaka, Bukwo, and Kween.  
The ISPHD programme is a joint district-based programme  implemented by the consortium of Amref Health Africa in Uganda and partners - Cordaid, MIFUMI, and the International Centre for Research on Women (ICRW) for the period 2020-2024. 
The programme, with a total budget of €10,000,000, aims at improving the well-being of young people (age 10-24) and women (age 15-49) including underserved groups, by empowering them with SRHR information and enhancing their decision-making skills, strengthening health systems to provide quality SRHR services, empowering communities to reject root causes of SRHR violations and SGBV and strengthening SGBV response in nine hard to reach districts of Uganda.
COVID19 RESPONSE FOR THE UGANDAN NORTHERN TRANSPORT CORRIDOR Amref Health Africa Uganda and Healthy Entrepreneurs-HE partner to support districts, health workers and communities along the Northern Transport Corridor to respond effectively to the virus. We aim to mobilize and build the capacity of a network of Village Health Teams (VHTs) and health workers along the northern transport corridor (Luwero, Nakasongola, Kiryandongo and Amuru to Elegu border) to scale up the efforts for increased awareness, prevention, control and management of COVID-19 and to support continuity of SRH and other related medical services. The intervention is proposed for a period of six months, working with ~4000 VHTs and ~132 health workers (HWs) from selected ~33 health facilities. The activities include:  A) capacity building of VHTs for community mobilization, B) deployment of a dedicated and free surveillance support line for health workers (HWs), C) development and distribution of contextualized communication materials for Districts, VHTs, HWs and the general public, and dissemination of MOH continuity of essential services guidelines, D) procurement and distribution of PPEs for HWs and E) support coordination and technical support for districts.
WASH SDG Project The WA SDG goal is to achieve sustainable and equitable access to and use of WASH services for all, through behavioral change, enhance supply chain and service provision. The programme is being implemented in Agago District in Northern Uganda, as part of Agago sub-catchment. Agago district is the focus for the first two years of the programme; thereafter the programme has an intention to expand to the rest of Agago sub-catchment (part of Pader, Abim, Otuke and Kotido districts) based on the experiences in Agago district. Employing the diamond approach, the program is divided in to three pathways namely; the WASH demand creation through behavioural change (Led by Amref), service provision through private sector involvement and creating an enabling environment through engaging government.
NIHR GHR Short Placement Award for Research and Collaboration (SPARC)
(NIHR GHR SPARC-R3-012) Title: Developing Qualitative Research Skills.  Nida Afsheen NIHR Global Health Research Short Placement Award for Research Collaboration
(GHR SPARC) Award The Awardee: Nida Afsheen (NIHR GHR SPARC-R3-012)
NIHR Global Health Research Group on Improving Outcomes in Mental and Physical Multimorbidity and Developing Research Capacity (IMPACT) in South Asia A UK and low- and middle-income country (LMIC) partnership that aims to improve the physical health of people with severe mental illness and the mental health of people with chronic physical conditions in LMICs.
TAG( 1 ) 1) Improve health and reduce deaths associated with diabetes, heart and lung diseases in people with severe mental illness (SMI) by addressing the most common health risk behaviours identified by a physical health survey, assembling a cohort of people who can be approached for future research and by designing interventions aimed at changing health risk behaviours (tobacco, physical activity, alcohol and diet) based on a brief talking therapy. 2) Reduce depression and anxiety in people with chronic physical health conditions by integrating the detection and treatment of depression/anxiety into an intervention package for chronic diseases delivered in primary care. 3) Build research teams and capacity to secure competitive funding and delivery world class applied health research informing policy and practice in these areas.

Following a costed extension, additional objectives will include:
Work stream 1: Conduct workshops with a range of stakeholders to understand facilitators and barriers to integrating services for identifying and managing depression in tuberculosis (TB) and chronic hepatitis services.
1. Train staff in TB and hepatitis services to identify depression and deliver treatment.
2. Provide specialist supervision for non-mental health specialists in those settings.
3. Release staff and other resources to help integrate depression care.
4. Scale up and sustain integrated provision.
5. Explore with patients the acceptability of routine depression case-finding and treatment within TB/ chronic hepatitis care and potential adverse outcomes of integration.

Work stream 2: Run co-designed workshops with patients and healthcare staff to develop plans, pathways and materials for integrating depression care in TB and chronic hepatitis services.

Work stream 3: Test feasibility of plans and materials for depression case-finding.
1. Identify and train staff in exemplar sites to case find using standard instruments.
2. Collect quantitative and qualitative data form audits, focus groups and individual interviews.
3. Revise plans, materials, future intervention and trial design based on results.
4. Develop new partnerships with National TB programmes and hepatitis services in partner countries.
5. Continued capacity-strengthening and skill development for early career researchers.
NIHR GHR SPARC: Understanding slum communities for conducting research in out of school youth NIHR Global Health Research Short Placement Award for Research Collaboration (GHR SPARC) Pilot Award
The Awardee: Faraz Siddiqui (NIHR GHR SPARC PILOT 01-19-13)
NIHR GHR Short Placement Award for Research and Collaboration (SPARC)
(NIHR GHR SPARC-R3-011) Title: Practical Randomised Controlled Trial.  Najma Hayat NIHR Global Health Research Short Placement Award for Research Collaboration
(GHR SPARC) Award The Awardee: Najma Hayat (NIHR GHR SPARC-R3-011)
NIHR Research and Innovation for Global Health Transformation Call 2: Developing and
evaluating an adapted behavioural activation intervention for people with depression and
diabetes in South Asia (CADA) NIHR Global Health Research Cohort Academic Career Development Award (GHR
CADA)
NIHR RIGHT2: Behavioural activation intervention for depression and diabetes in South Asia (DiaDeM) A UK and low- and middle-income country (LMIC) research partnership that aims to develop and evaluate a culturally adapted behavioural activation intervention for people with depression and diabetes in Bangladesh and Pakistan. The project aims to develop and test a culturally appropriate treatment for depression in people with diabetes in Bangladesh and Pakistan. This will be based on a relatively simple psychological talking treatment called Behavioural Activation (BA). The projects objectives are:
1. Develop and evaluate a culturally relevant, scalable behavioural activation intervention that can be delivered by non-specialists, and integrated within diabetes care.
2. Evaluate the clinical cost effectiveness of the new intervention in comparison to optimised usual care practices.
3. Evaluate the economic impacts of diabetes and depression multimorbidities.
The work will generate knowledge that can improve mental and physical health, reduce inequalities and stigma for vulnerable groups, and provide economic benefit. Research collaboration is also expected to lead to further enhanced capacity in applied mental-physical multimorbidity research and policymaking in Bangladesh and Pakistan.
TAG( 1 )