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Zambia - Commercial Farm Project Zambie - Projet de ferme commerciale The Government of Zambia has prioritised agriculture among the key sectors that would spur
economic growth and reduce poverty. To this effect, a National Agricultural and Cooperative Policy was enacted in 2004 calling for the development of an efficient, competitive and sustainable agriculture sector through strengthening farmer organisations and development of infrastructure in high potential agricultural areas. The Government intends to provide support to link farmers and producers to markets as a sustainable way of reducing poverty by improving their incomes, increasing agricultural production and sustaining economic growth. In line with this policy the Government, with support from the African Development Bank
(AfDB), prepared and submitted a funding proposal to the Global Agriculture and Food Security
Programme (GAFSP). The GAFSP agreed to fund this project whose overall objective is to reduce
poverty by ensuring food, income and nutritional security among the smallholder farm households in six (6) targeted districts. The specific objectives are mainly to (i) increase agricultural production by 30% among the smallholder farmers; (ii) increase market engagement to 50% of production among
smallholder farmers; (iii) enhance institutional capacity of key sector players; and (iv) reduce chronic
malnutrition from 45% to 30% among under-five children in the target area.
Modernisat des Charbonnages de Maamba II Le principal objectif visé par le projet est la modernisation de la mine de Maamba et la formation du personnel clé dans les différents domaines d'exploitation minière, à accroître la production de charbon pour la porter à 1 127 000 tonnes de charn brt l'an, soit l'équivalent de 800 000 tonnes de charbon vendable, ce qui suffit à couvrir la demande locale.
Study On Agricultural Credit The study aims at providing a response as to what the problems, constraints and prospect for rural credit are, and propose various alternatives to address the issue of rural credit.
Zambia - District Centre Water/Sanitation Zambia - District Centre Water/Sanitation Improve the water supply situation in the centres of Monze, Choma, Kalomo, Livingstone; -   Improve the sanitary and environmental situation in the     two towns of Livingstone and Kafue; -   To strengthen the local authorities responsible for these services by providing institutional support and training.
Zambia - Third Poverty Reduction Budget Support Programme (PRBS-III) Zambie - Quatrième appui budgétaire à la réduction de la pauvreté (ABRP IV) The fourth Poverty Reduction Budget Support Program (PRBS IV) aims to support and strengthen the reforms financed by the Bank's three previous budget support operations (PRBS I, II, and III). favor of Zambia. These aimed to improve the procurement system and to define a debt management strategy; to make budget execution more efficient by reducing the gap between budget estimates and actual expenditures; and implement the auditor's recommendations while improving the private sector environment. The ABRP IV program is based on two pillars: (i) improving efficiency and transparency in public financial management and increasing revenue mobilization; and (ii) strengthening access to social services. The goal of the project is to achieve sustained, broad-based and inclusive growth and to contribute to poverty reduction. The Zambian population as a whole is a beneficiary of the program, given the broad reform agenda and interest in public financial management and social services.
Zambia - The Nkana Water Supply and Sanitation Project Zambie - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement de Nkana The aim of the project is to complete the rehabilitation of the water supply systems and extension of the system to low income peri-urban areas in Kitwe, Kalulushi and Chibuluma. It shall also address the rehabiliation of the sewerage system in the central towns and extend sanitaiton services to the peri-urban areas. The project will improve the access to  adequate water supply and sanitation services in Kitwe, Kalulushi and Chambishi
Zambia - Preparation activities of the Livestock Infrastructure Support Project Zambie - Activités de préparation du Projet d’appui aux infrastructures d’élevage The overall sector goal is to contribute to economic growth and food security. The specific LISP objectives are to improve smallholder livestock production, productivity, market linkages and income of livestock farmers.
Zambia - Kitwe Water Supply Study (ADF/TAF) Zambie - Étude sur l'approvisionnement en eau de Kitwe (FAD/FAT) The objectives of the study are : i)  to identify problems and deficiencies of the existing water supply system of Kitwe District Council, recommend remedial actions, and prepare for implementation of the first phase of these works;. ii) to identify for future development, available water sources capable of meeting the City's water demands up to the year     2010;
Zambia - Rehabilitation of Kafue Gorge Power Station Project The proposed emergency assistance project aims at restoring 600 MW of the Kafue Gorge Hydroelectric Power Station before the end of 1989.  The Kafue Gorge Hydroelectric Power Station, with an installed capacity of 900 MW is the largest power station in Zambia. It is situated on the Kafue River some 100 km south of the capital City of Lusaka.  The rehabilitation of the Kafue Gorge Power Plant has been devised in three phases: (i) restoration of a first 300 MW capacity to enable ZESCO to meet the national power demand and stop importations as soon as possible. (ii) Restoration of an additional 300 MW capacity to made Zambia self-sufficient in energy and have a reasonable operating reserve. (iii) Complete restoration of the power station with the commissioning of the last 300 MW capacity thereby enabling resumption of electricity exports. The present support covers only phase (i) and (ii) so that Zambia will as soon as possible be again in a position to export electricity and resume making earnings from the sale of this commodity to its neighbor Zimbabwe. Le présent projet d'aide d'urgence vise à restaurer 600 MW de la centrale hydroélectrique de Kafue Gorge avant la fin de 1989.  La centrale hydroélectrique de Kafue Gorge, d'une puissance installée de 900 MW, est la plus grande centrale électrique de Zambie. Il est situé sur la rivière Kafue à environ 100 km au sud de la capitale Lusaka.  La réhabilitation de la centrale de la gorge de Kafue a été conçue en trois phases : (i) le rétablissement d'une première capacité de 300 MW pour permettre à la ZESCO de répondre à la demande nationale d'électricité et d'arrêter les importations dès que possible. ii) Rétablissement d'une capacité supplémentaire de 300 MW pour rendre la Zambie autosuffisante en énergie et lui donner une réserve d'exploitation raisonnable. iii) Remise en état complète de la centrale avec la mise en service de la dernière capacité de 300 MW permettant ainsi la reprise des exportations d'électricité. L'aide actuelle ne couvre que les phases (i) et (ii), de sorte que la Zambie sera à nouveau en mesure d'exporter de l'électricité dès que possible et de renouer avec les recettes tirées de la vente de ce produit à son voisin le Zimbabwe. The restoration of this power would again render Zambia independent of its neighbours as regards electricity supply. It would also stop the monthly out-flow of scares and much needed foreign currency. Le rétablissement de cette énergie rendrait à nouveau la Zambie indépendante de ses voisins en ce qui concerne l'approvisionnement en électricité. Il mettrait également un terme aux sorties mensuelles de capitaux et de devises étrangères dont nous avons tant besoin. The project beneficiaries are the Government of Zambia, Zambia Electricity Corporation Limited (ZESCO) and the people of Kafue city. Les bénéficiaires du projet sont le Gouvernement de la Zambie, la ZESCO ainsi que les populations de la ville de Kafue.
Zambia - Health Sector Support Project II Zambie - Deuxième appui au secteur de la santé In response to the economic crisis of the 1980s, the government of Zambia (GRZ) formulated the
Health Sector Strategic Plan (1998-2000), the purpose of which was to achieve equity of access to
health facilities by all Zambians. The project under review was a continuation of Bank assistance to
Zambia in this sector. The rationale of the project was to enhance access to health care and to improve
quality of health care for rural communities in a sector-wide approach to health care delivery system
through improved primary health care infrastructure, provision of safe drinking water, development of
preventive maintenance policy, support to human resource development and capacity building at both
the central and district levels. The project conformed with Bank Group Health Sector Policy and its
lending strategy for Zambia.
It is expected that the project would enhance access to health care of the rural communities in
particular. The objectives of the project were to increase access to health care delivery and improve the quality of
health services to the rural communities through the establishment of a preventive maintenance system
in all districts in the country. The expected outcomes would be the realization of the objectives. Outputs and Intended Beneficiaries:
(i) the rehabilitation of 20 rural health centres; 20 rural health centres furnished; 20 boreholes drilled; 
20 tanks and 20 pumps, including pipe work and drainage provided; 4 computers and 2 vehicles
procured and workshops implemented countrywide; national policy on preventive maintenance
developed; 4 Nursing training schools furnished and equipped; multiple training programmes as spelt
out in the appraisal report; and PIU fully functional.
d. Principal Activities/Components:
The project had six major components: Improved primary health care delivery; safe water supply;
Preventive maintenance; human resource development; Management capacity building; and project
management.
Ext. Fabrique Verre Kapiri Le rapport a trait a trait à l'augmentation de la capacité de production de la fabrique de Kapiri. Les investissements se rapportent à deux genres d'installation : des survolteurs pour les fours et une rangée supplémentaire de moule pour chaque jour.
Zambia - Ndola Sewerage Disposal Works Project Zambie - Projet de travaux d'évacuation des eaux usées de Ndola The objective of the project is to improve sanitation in the City of Ndola and therefore create an environment conducive to social and economic development of the people in the area.
Zambia - National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program  (NRWSSP) is elaborated in 2005 by the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) with support from a number of Cooperating Partners (CPs) to guide government and donor interventions in the rural areas. The overall sector goal of the NRWSSP is to improve the quality of life and productivity of all Zambians by ensuring an equitable provision of adequate quantity and quality of water to all competing user groups, and improved sanitation services for all, at acceptable cost and on a sustainable basis.  The program is to be implemented in two phases – I (2006-2010) and II (2011-2015). its overall cost is estimated at US$ 292 million. The program has four components, namely: a) Water infrastructure development; b) Sanitation and Hygiene Education; c) Institutional Support and Capacity Building; and d)Program Management. The overall objective  in the period 2006-2015 is to provide sustainable access to water supply and sanitation in rural areas so as to facilitate the achievement of the MDG for water and sanitation and to contribute towards poverty alleviation of Zambia’s rural population. The specific objectives of the first phase of the National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program is to increase access to safe, reliable and convenient quantities of water supply from present 37% to 55% of the rural population by 2010; and to increase access to proper sanitation from 13% to 33% of the rural population by 2010. The direct beneficiaries of the proposed program are the rural people who do not have access to clean water and safe sanitation. Other beneficiaries will include the central and local government institutions whose capacity will be enhanced, the artisans who will be trained and assisted to establish repair outlets for water supply and sanitation systems, the private sector who will participate in the implementation of the program.
Education II Preparation Study (Taa) The study will:  1)  define the policy and operational guidelines relating to primary education and school building and maintenance aspects of the project;  2)  review the current Science/technical curricula in relation to manpower requirements and teacher supply and define training programmes relating to primary teacher education; 3) produce detailed architectural and engineering designs required under the project with related tender and contract documents;  4) produce a comprehensive list of physical requirements and related tender and contract documents.
Zambia - Technical Assistance Project for Zambia Pulse Financial Services The Technical Assistance Project forZambia Pulse Financial Services Limited was designed to enhance capacity of a greenfield microfinance bank that offers fully diversified financial services to MSMEs. It consists of financing certain expenditures required for PFSL that would contribute to turn it into a deposit-taking microfinance institution that targets and offers diversified financial products to the low income and the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) on a permanent basis in Zambia. The anticipation is that this would increase access and unmet demand of low income to specialised formal financial services, help advance the largely underdeveloped microfinance sector, and hence contribute to MSMEs development, generation of employment and incomes, and improvements in the living conditions of the communities PFSL Zambia would serve. The grant will be used for particularly in the categories of staff training, lending methodologies, savings mobilisation, and annual external audit. Le projet d’assistance technique à la « Zambia Pulse Financial Services Limited » a été conçu en vue de renforcer les capacités d'une banque de microfinance nouvelle qui offre des services financiers entièrement diversifiés aux MPME. Il consiste à financier certaines dépenses susceptibles de contribuer à transformer PFSL en une institution de dépôt et de microfinancement ciblant les très petites (micro), petites et moyennes entreprises (MPME) de Zambie et leur proposant, à titre permanent, des produits financiers diversifiés. L’idée est d’élargir l’accès et de répondre à une demande non satisfaite d’une population à faible revenu en matière de services financiers spécialisés formels, d’aider un secteur de la microfinance jusque-là fort peu développé à prendre son essor, et ainsi de contribuer à l’épanouissement des MPME, à la création d’emplois et de revenus, ainsi qu’à l’amélioration des conditions de vie des communautés susceptibles d’être desservies par PFSL Zambie. The key project objective is to create a self-sustaining Greenfield microfinance bank that targets and offers full-diversified financial services along the industry’s best practice, to low income and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) on a permanent basis. Le principal objectif du projet est de créer une nouvelle banque de microfinancement autonome, ciblant à titre permanent les très petites (micro), petites et moyennes entreprises (MPME) et des personnes à faible revenu, et leur proposant des produits financiers diversifiés, dans le respect de la meilleure pratique établie dans l’industrie. The direct target beneficiaries of the FAPA grant are PFSL of Zambia and its staff and management.  The end beneficiaries are the PFSL clientele who included the MSME business developers, entrepreneurs, and the low income. Les bénéficiaires directement ciblés par le don du FAPA sont PFSL Zambie, son personnel et ses cadres. Les bénéficiaires ultimes étant la clientèle de PFSL, qui compte dans ses rangs des chargés de développement des MPME, des entrepreneurs, et des indépendants à faible revenu.
Zambia - Line of Credit Zambie - Ligne de crédit The project Zambia - Line of Credit was approved in 1973.
Zambia - Supplementary Financing Mechanism (SFM) 2000 To enable Zambia to remain current in all its debt service obligations. It will not borrow from any non-concessionary resources for 12 months.
Industrial Reorientation Programme La contribution que le Groupe de la Banque se propose d'apporter au programme de réorientation industrielle s'inscrit dans le droit-fil de son action en faveur de la Zambie, à savoir : soutenir les efforts déployés par ce pays en vue de diversifier son économie et aider à satisfaire les besoins immédiats de réhabilitation et d'augmentation et d'augmentation du taux  d'utilisation de l'appareil productif. Ainsi, le projet proposé vise à fournir des devises supplémentaires destinées à l'achat de facteurs de production tels que matière premières et pièces de rechange, ce qui permettra d'une part, d'accroître le taux d'utilisation de la capacité ainsi que le rendement des entreprises manufacturières et d'autre part, d'aider à orienter davantage l'activité manufacturière vers l'exportation et vers l'utilisation accrue de matières premières locales ainsi que de méthodes de production à forte intensité de travail.
Zambia - Education II Project The project is consistent with major requirements of the educational reform adopted by the Gov't of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) in 1978, namely an icrease in education opportunities, and an improvement of the effectiveness of instruction, especially at the basic education level. It involves 1) the rehabilitation, expanssion, furnishing and equipping of 24 Primary schools in rural areas, and provision of in-service training to the teachers at these schools; 2) strengthening of the National In-service Teachers College (NISTCOL) through the rehabilitation and construction of facilities, furnishing and equipping of these facilities, and training of staff; 3) rehabilitation and construction of facilities, furnishing and equipping the facilities, and training of staff at two secondary schools, David Kaunda and Hillcrest; 4) strengthening of the national school maintenance capacity through the provision of training and equipment; 5) support to project management through the provision of technical assistance and equipment. Le projet est conforme aux principales exigences de la réforme de l'éducation adoptée par le Gouvernement de la République de Zambie (GRZ) en 1978, à savoir une augmentation des possibilités d'éducation et une amélioration de l'efficacité de l'enseignement, notamment au niveau de l'éducation de base. Il s'agit 1) de la réhabilitation, de l'agrandissement, de l'ameublement et de l'équipement de 24 écoles primaires dans les zones rurales et de la formation continue des enseignants de ces écoles ; 2) du renforcement du Collège national des enseignants en activité (NISTCOL) par la réhabilitation et la construction d'installations, la fourniture et l'équipement de ces installations et la formation du personnel ; 3) la réhabilitation et la construction d'installations, l'ameublement et l'équipement des installations et la formation du personnel de deux écoles secondaires, David Kaunda et Hillcrest ; 4) le renforcement de la capacité nationale d'entretien des écoles par la fourniture de formation et d'équipement ; 5) le soutien à la gestion des projets par la fourniture d'assistance technique et de matériel. The project objective is to contribute to increased access and improved quality and equity of primary and secondary education. L'objectif du projet est de contribuer à améliorer l'accès, la qualité et l'équité de l'enseignement primaire et secondaire.
Zambia - Agriculture Marketing Processing and Infrastructure Project Zambia has an agricultural sector that has a high potential. However this potential has hitherto not been optimally tapped due to inappropriate policies and institutional set-up and also its heavy reliance on copper. The Government has realised that with the continuous deterioration in the world price of copper and fallen ouput, one of the most realistic option of revitalising the economy is the development of the agricultural sector.
The proposed project is an important instrument in consolidating the adjustment measures already implemented with the agricultural sector. The project is also listed among the priority projects within the Public sector Investment Program (1991-1994) and is co-financed by IDA, local banks and beneficiaries of the project. The overall objective of the project is to increase the availability of the credit and services for agricultural production.  The specific project objectives are to stimulate the participation of private operators in marketing and processing, agriculrural crops, fertilizer distribution and rural transportation; rehabilitate rural roads which are essential for increased agricultural production; rehabilitate about 20,000 ha of abandoned or underutilized farms; and promote women activities including access to credit under the project. Small-scale farmers, women, etc.
Central Province Eight Centres Water Supply and Sanitation Project To rehabilitate, extend and introduce commercial utility management in water supply, sanitation and solid waste management services in Central Province.
Rural Hlth Services Proj-Tdrc Study The overall objective of the project was to improve the health status of the rural population.  This was to be achieved throught construction of rural health facilities and preparation of a design study for the Tropical Diseases Research Centre at Ndole.
Zambia - Ndola Water and Sanitation Project Zambie - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement de Ndola 1. OVERALL OBJECTIVE : To improve public health and to foster the socio-economic development of the community.  2. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES : The project was intended to develop an established ground water resource to augment the capacity of water supply system of Ndola to meet the growing demands of the community at least upto the year 1984.
FY2019 Julia Taft Award to JRS Malta Foundation FY2019 Julia Taft Award to JRS Malta Foundation
Julia Taft Refugee Fund 2022 TAMA Funding of tama project titled two women, two opportunities
Taft Fund: Request to fund KOPINs project to improve sexual and reproductive health of refugee women and their families and train Malta Department of Health staff working in the area of midwifery and obstetrics Taft Fund: Request to fund KOPINs project to improve sexual and reproductive health of refugee women and their families and train Malta Department of Health staff working in the area of midwifery and obstetrics [in Malta through KOPIN]
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, WMD Commodity Identification Training Refresher Training for Malta WMD Commodity Identification Training
PRM FY2018 Julia Taft Refugee Fund KOPIN: Grant to support the fight against trafficking in persons with focus on refugees
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - DOS Advisory and Assistance Services U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Administrative costs and operating expenses of DOS contributing to Advisory and Assistance Services.
Julia Taft Refugee Fund: Allotment/Valletta 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]
Julia Taft Refugee Fund Project: Helping to Access the Labor Market for Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Malta 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]
Julia Taft Refugee Fund 2020 Award to JRS Malta Foundation To enhance autonomy and economic self-sufficiency for refugees and asylum seekers.
Migrant and refugee network capacity building Migrant and refugee network capacity building [in Malta]