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Additional Financing: Yemen Human Capital Protection Project Years of conflict have caused a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, with more than 230,000 deaths at the end of 2020. More than half of those deaths were caused by a lack of access to food, health services and infrastructure. And the COVID-19 pandemic has added yet another challenge for Yemen to grapple with.\n \nAs part of the World Bank's Yemen Emergency Human Capital project, UNOPS helps to increase access to water and sanitation services in urban, peri-urban and rural areas of the country.\n \nOver two years, UNOPS is set to work to rehabilitate water supply, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure, using a $30 million grant from the World Bank. As part of the project, UNOPS procures and installs water wells with solar-powered pumps as well as solar panels in disadvantaged areas of Yemen, to provide a clean, cost-effective and reliable source of energy. To support COVID-19 response efforts, UNOPS also procures personal protective equipment.
Restoring and Improving Access to Water and Sanitation Services in Yemen Years of conflict have caused a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, with more than 230,000 deaths at the end of 2020. More than half of those deaths were caused by a lack of access to food, health services and infrastructure. And the COVID-19 pandemic has added yet another challenge for Yemen to grapple with.\n \nAs part of the World Bank's Yemen Emergency Human Capital project, UNOPS helps to increase access to water and sanitation services in urban, peri-urban and rural areas of the country.\n \nOver two years, UNOPS is set to work to rehabilitate water supply, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure, using a $30 million grant from the World Bank. As part of the project, UNOPS procures and installs water wells with solar-powered pumps as well as solar panels in disadvantaged areas of Yemen, to provide a clean, cost-effective and reliable source of energy. To support COVID-19 response efforts, UNOPS also procures personal protective equipment.
Restoring and Improving Access to Water and Sanitation Services in Yemen Years of conflict have caused a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, with more than 230,000 deaths at the end of 2020. More than half of those deaths were caused by a lack of access to food, health services and infrastructure. And the COVID-19 pandemic has added yet another challenge for Yemen to grapple with.\n \nAs part of the World Bank's Yemen Emergency Human Capital project, UNOPS helps to increase access to water and sanitation services in urban, peri-urban and rural areas of the country.\n \nOver two years, UNOPS is set to work to rehabilitate water supply, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure, using a $30 million grant from the World Bank. As part of the project, UNOPS procures and installs water wells with solar-powered pumps as well as solar panels in disadvantaged areas of Yemen, to provide a clean, cost-effective and reliable source of energy. To support COVID-19 response efforts, UNOPS also procures personal protective equipment.\n
Provision of Operational Support and Human Resources Services to UNESCO Yemen Provision of Operational Support and Human Resources Services to UNESCO Yemen
Urgent Operational Support to the Enabling Environment for the UN-led Peace Process and Humanitarian Response in Yemen  for UN Verification and Inspection Mechanism for Yemen (UNVIM) The current conflict in Yemen has resulted in a widespread humanitarian crisis , and has left 80 per cent of the population (21.1 million people) in need of some form of assistance. The impediments on commercial imports to Yemen have led to a severe lack of basic services and goods.\nThe United Nations Verification and Inspection Mechanism for Yemen (UNVIM) was instituted by the United Nations at the request of the Government of Yemen to ensure compliance with Security Council Resolution 2216 (2015) for vessels sailing to ports of Yemen not under its control. UNVIM is managed and operated by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) and is located in Djibouti, Republic of Djibouti.\n
UNFPA Somalia Optimized management of resources activities UNFPA Somalia Optimized management of resources activities UNFPA Somalia Optimized management of resources activities
UNFPA Somalia Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Somalia Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Somalia Expanded partnerships for impact activities
UNFPA Somalia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Somalia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Somalia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Somalia Population change and data activities UNFPA Somalia Population change and data activities UNFPA Somalia Population change and data activities
UNFPA Somalia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Somalia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Somalia Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Somalia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Somalia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Somalia Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Somalia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Somalia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Somalia Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Somalia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Somalia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Somalia Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Somalia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Somalia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Somalia Gender and social norms activities
HaLI - Amélioration des conditions de vie et d'habitat dans les quartiers précaires de Phnom Penh - Phase 2 Amélioration des conditions de vie et d'habitat dans les quartiers précaires de Phnom Penh - Phase 2
FISONG Protection sociale en milieu urbain  Extension de l'assurance santé obligatoire au travailleurs domestiques et chauffeurs de tuk-tuk de la ville de Phnom-Penh Appui de trois ans pour l'extension de la couverture de l'assurance santé des travailleurs salariés. Appui technique et transfert de compétence
SIPAR CAMBODGE Contribuer à améliorer l'employabilité des collégien.ne.s et lycéen.ne.s des zones rurales en les accompagnant vers des métiers qui contribuent au renforcement socioéconomique du pays, et à réduire les inégalités sociales et de genre, tout en développant l'engagement de ces jeunes dans la vie citoyenne locale.
Amélioration de l'autonomie et du cadre de vie de communautés des quartiers précaires de Phnom Penh Accompagner les familles les plus vulnérables et proposer des solutions simples d'amélioration de l'habitat. Prévenir les violences basées sur le genre et accompagner les femmes victimes ou exposées au risque de violences domestiques. Renforcer les mécanismes de solidarité et de résilience collective dans les communautés. Développer une connaissance approfondie de la zone d'intervention et y mener des travaux de recherche-action accompagnés de projets pilotes.
Intensification agro-écologique et diversification de l'agriculture familiale périurbaine à Siem Reap ¿ Royaume du Cambodge Amélioration et sécurisation des conditions de vie au sein des petites exploitations agricoles familiales de la province de Siem Reap par la promotion d'une agriculture durable et résiliente aux risques climatiques et économiques.
Contribution au développement socioéducatif des ouvrier·e·s des briqueteries et de leurs enfants en périphérie de Phnom Penh Contribution au développement socioéducatif des ouvrier·e·s des briqueteries et de leurs enfants en périphérie de Phnom Penh
Modernisation du réseau d'Electricité du Cambodge Renforcement des capacités de la compagnie d'électricité nationale EDC dans la conduite du réseau national de transport et de distribution à Phnom Penh et dans sa région, notamment par la digitalisation des processus, afin d'accroître la qualité de fourniture, l'efficacité des opérations et les possibilités d'intégration d'énergies intermittentes renouvelables sur le réseau.
délégation d'un fonds de l'UE pour le secteur halieutique aquaculture Subvention déléguée par l'Union Européenne à l'AFD, pour le financement du programme national de soutien à l'aquaculture dénommé  CAPFish-Aqua.
Vers une industrie du Textile et de l¿Habillement soutenable et Inclusive au Cambodge (VETHIC) Améliorer la performance environnementale du secteur textile cambodgien en activant les leviers de la transition énergétique
Intensification Agro-écologique et Diversification de l'Agriculture familiale périurbaine à Siem Reap, IADA - Phase III Intensification Agro-écologique et Diversification de l'Agriculture familiale périurbaine à Siem Reap, IADA - Phase III
Projet bibliothèques et réinsertion prisons Cambodge Soutenir des services d'éducation performants auprès des détenus et pérenniser le réseau de 27 bibliothèques de prison (dont 1 nouvelle prison) gérées par des gardiens et détenus bibliothécaires aux capacités accrues. Soutenir des programmes renforcés et adaptés de préparation à la réinsertion socioprofessionnelle dans 8 prisons en lien avec les institutions provinciales concernées et les 2 OSC partenaires. Renforcer les capacités des cadres clés du Département Général des Prisons
Hidden Supply Chains in Bangladesh - Bringing agency and resiliency to informal workers Building Bangladeshi apparel workers’ livelihoods and addressing the hidden nature of informal work through modern day slavery identification and remediation.
The project will map garment supply chains – leveraging support from four local factories
– and identify examples of child, forced and bonded labour; provide remediation/referral services to these individuals; share COVID-19 prevention and legal rights information; provide immediate food and other aid to informal workers; and share best practices with
brands.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNICEF Croatia UNICEF, United Nations Children's Fund, provides humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNICEF.\n
Implementation Support to the South Asia Co-operative Environment Programme under World Bank Plastic Free Rivers and Seas for South Asia Project UNOPS partnership with the South Asia Co-operative Environment Programme (SACEP) supports the implementation of the World Bank-funded Plastic Free Rivers and Seas for South Asia Project (PLEASE), which looks for innovative ways to reduce the amount of plastic pollution in the South Asian seas. Taking a multi-pronged approach, the project aims to strengthen local capacity for the identification and testing of pollution. It also aims to bring about change through policy as well as public-private sector engagement.\n \nWith $4.4 million in funding from the World Bank International Development Association, UNOPS supports SACEP by managing the disbursement of grants to eligible organizations in South Asia that are specialized in the identification and testing of plastic pollution.\n \nUNOPS is also tasked with the construction of  a state-of-the-art, green-certified and low-carbon facility to serve as the headquarters for the SACEP in Colombo, Sri Lanka. This structure is set to meet international green building standards and be a center of excellence for climate action in the South Asia region.\n
Strengthening Capacity of National Designated Authorities and Support for Direct Access Accreditation Process in Bhutan for the Green Climate Fund Bhutan is committed to the bold goal of remaining carbon neutral, as re-stated in its Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement. Much of Bhutan is managed under a network of Protected Areas, which are central to ensuring that at least 60% of the country remains under forest cover. However, many of these areas are coming under increasing pressure from a combination of economic development in surrounding areas, illegal extraction of resources, and the adverse impacts of weather-related events such as landslides, floods, and forest fires.\n\nThis project aims to Strengthen Capacity of National Designated Authorities (Gross National Happiness Commission of Bhutan) to access resources from the Green Climate Fund and support for Direct Access Accreditation Process in Bhutan
Grant Management Support to the Readiness and Preparatory Support Programme and the Project Preparation Facility of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is a global fund created to support the efforts of developing countries to respond to the challenge of climate change. GCF helps developing countries limit or reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change. It seeks to promote a paradigm shift to low-emission and climate-resilient development, taking into account the needs of nations that are particularly vulnerable to climate change impacts.\n\nThe GCF Readiness programme is a funding programme to enhance country ownership and access to the Fund. It provides resources for strengthening the institutional capacities of National Designated Authorities or focal points and Direct Access Entities to efficiently engage with the Fund. It also assists countries in undertaking adaptation planning and developing strategic frameworks to build their programming with the GCF.\n\nUNOPS supports the work of the GCF through grant management support services.\n
OCHA Field activities, Cameroon OCHA Field activities, Cameroon Cameroon is affected by three simultaneous protection crises that are exacerbating the humanitarian situation of affected people. Increased violence in the Lake Chad Basin and in the North-West and South-West regions continues to cause internal displacement. Moreover, hundreds of refugees from the Central African Republic (CAR) have found shelter in the eastern regions of Cameroon and rely on life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance. Since 2015, humanitarian organizations have been jointly working with the Government to scale up the response in Cameroon.  Office for the Coordination on Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) supports more than 170 humanitarian organizations that are providing emergency assistance to crisis-affected people. The main focus of the humanitarian response operation will continue to be providing life-saving assistance and protection to affected populations, promoting long-term voluntary and safe durable solutions when relevant and feasible, and strengthening early recovery and community resilience. Le Cameroun est affecté par trois crises de protection simultanées qui exacerbent la situation humanitaire des personnes affectées. L'augmentation de la violence dans le bassin du lac Tchad et dans les régions du Nord-Ouest et du Sud-Ouest continue de provoquer des déplacements internes. En outre, des centaines de réfugiés de la République Centrafricaine (RCA) ont trouvé refuge dans les régions de l'Est du Cameroun et comptent sur une aide humanitaire vitale et de survie. Depuis 2015, les organisations humanitaires travaillent conjointement avec le gouvernement pour intensifier la réponse au Cameroun.  Le Bureau de la Coordination des Affaires Humanitaires (OCHA) soutient plus de 170 organisations humanitaires qui fournissent une aide d'urgence aux personnes touchées par la crise. L'opération de réponse humanitaire continuera de se concentrer principalement sur la fourniture d'une assistance et d'une protection vitales aux populations touchées, la promotion de solutions durables volontaires et sûres à long terme lorsque cela est pertinent et faisable, et le renforcement du relèvement précoce et de la résilience des communautés.
Second Karnataka State Highway Improvement To accelerate the development of the Core Road Network through leveraging public sector outlays with private sector financing and improving the institutional effectiveness of the road sector agencies to deliver effective and safe roads to users.
PublicPrivate Infrastructure Advisory Facility SubNational Technical Assistance Program The trust fund development objective is to provide financing for PPIAF sub-national technical assistance activities. This PPIAF sub-national program aims to strengthen sub-national government entities (municipalities, local utilities, etc.) so that they can access affordable private sector finance (from banks or bond markets) on commercial terms, without sovereign government guarantees.
SUSTAINABLE CITIES The Project Development Objective is to improve the planning capacity of and access to targeted municipal services in participatingmunicipalities and utilities.
8.4.1 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) /SITUATIONS HUMANITAIRES In humanitarian emergencies, people access a basic Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) package based on the CCC standards.
OUTPUT 6.2: (OLD) VAC IN SCHOOL By 2020, School authorities and institutions are able to prevent, detect, and refer for care children victims of violence, abuse,
 neglect and exploitation
OUTPUT 4.3: OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN By 2020, formal and informal structures of general, technical and vocational training have strengthened capacity to enhance
enrolment and reintegrate out-of-school children aged 3-16 years.
4.2.3 CARE AND SUPPORT FOR OVC Output 2.3 : 40% of OVC identified in the areas of intervention receive care and support by family  centrered approach
2.5.2: INSTITUTIONALISATION OF PBEA Peace building education Programme contributes to reinforce the consolidation of peace in school and to reduce conflicts at school
and community level
OUTPUT 9.2:UNICEF STAFF, PARTNERS AND YOUTH By 2020, UNICEF Staff and partners are provided with tools, guidance and resources for effective communication on children's
rights issues with stakeholders
TBD.3.4. LES MECANISMES DE COORDINATION TBD. Intermediate Results (IR) 3.4. En 2011, les mÃ©canismes les mecanismes de coordination en PE et VBG garantissent des interventions de PE en situation
d'urgence conformes aux standards et repondant aux besoins critiques identifies.
OUTPUT 4.2: GIRLS EDUCATION By 2020, actors of the education system have increased capacity to create a learning environment conducive to girls' enrolment,
reintegration and completion of basic education cycle
OUPUT 2.1.1: ACCESS TO BASIC EDUCATION Institutions at central, regional, and local levels have strengthened capacity to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, quality,
and resilience of the education system for girls and boys in the most disadvantaged regions, including children living with
disabilities
06-02: ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATION UNICEF activities are visibile through quality support provided to programme implementation and Internal Communication activities.
A responsive advocacy and partnership mechanism for children rights is in place and used.
IR 10.2 AMÉLIORATION ACCÈS AUX PROGRAMME 30,000 enfants et adolescents ont accÃ¨s Ã  des opportunitÃ©s alternatives d'Ã©ducation de base et 5,000 femmes bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une
alphabÃ©tisation fonctionnelle amÃ©liorÃ©e des zones de convergence
OUTPUT 1.1.4: Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) AND CHILDREN AIDS By 2025, service providers and community actors have strengthened capacity to provide quality Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services to pregnantand
lactating women and to provide routine screening, treatment, and follow-up of exposed or infected children and adolescents.
OUTPUT 1.3: NUTRITION SERVICES DELIVRY By 2020, health districts in targeted regions and areas of Abidjan have the capacity to offer specific high impact nutritional
interventions to adolescents girls, pregnant and lactating women and children under five including in humanitarian situations
OUTPUT 3.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK By 2020, the Ministries in charge of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene adopted appropriate norms, standards and strategy documents.
OUTPUT 5.1.2: ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY HEALTH SERVICES By 2025, the structures in charge of health services are better equipped to provide quality prevention and careservices adapted to
the needs of adolescents and young people, particularly for the most vulnerable.
2.2.1: EDC ACTIVITIES IN 40 LOCALITIES In zones with low enrolment rate, capacities of 40 local community reinforced for creating 40 Early Child Development (ECD) centres in their localities
OUTPUT 5.3: ADO HEALTH SERVICES Adolescents health service providers are able to provide a continuum of services for the prevention of HIV, STIs and teenage
pregnancy
OUTPUT 7.1: PLANNING & MONITORING CRVS By 2020, authorities in charge of civil registration at central and decentralized level are able to coordinate, plan and monitor
the implementation of civil registration policies and plans
IR 5.2: PLANIFICATION RENDUE EFFICACE ET National and local planning processes are reinforced and the cooperation programme is planned and coordinated in a more effective
and efficient manner
7.1.1 PROMOTION OF Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) PRACTICES 60% of mothers, in areas with the highest stunting prevalence, are counseled on optimal infant and young child feeding practices
OUTPUT 2.2: NATIONWIDE HEALTH SERVICES By 2020, the health system has the capacity to support the nationwide provision of immunization and essential high-impact maternal,
 newborn, child and adolescent health.
OUTPUT 4.1.1: STRENGTHENED Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PROGRAMMATIC INSTRUMENTS & SECTOR'S COORDINATION By the end of 2025, national, regional, and local authorities are equipped with equity-sensitive programmatic instruments and have
improved their management and coordination capacities for equitable and sustainable access to quality water, sanitation, and
hygiene services in rural and peri-urban areas.
IR3: PAQUET D'INTERVENTIONS À HAUT IMPAC D'ici 2013 Les enfants et les femmes particuliÃ¨rement ceux des familles pauvres et vulnÃ©rables dorment sous MILDA et reÃ§oivent des
antipaludiques appropriÃ©s pour le traitement et la prÃ©vention et les femmes enceintes ont accÃ¨s a la consultation prÃ©natale et Ã 
l'assistance d'un professionnel de sante lors de leur accouchement et a une prise en charge adÃ©quate des urgences obstÃ©tricales et
nÃ©onatales..
OUTPUT 5.4: LIFE SKILLS AND COMM. in Central-North, South-West and Abidjan adolescents, especially girls, acquire life skills including on comprehensive sexuality
education
OUTPUT 9.4:  ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIP UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on children rights
issues with stakeholders
IR 4 JUSTICE POUR ENFANT IR 4 Justice pour enfant                ts ayant besoin de protection legale bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'un meilleur accÃ¨s et traitement du
systeme de justice
8.2.1- DEMANDE DE SERVICES Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Communities end open defecation and households improve their latrines, practice household water treatment and adopt handwashing
with soap.
01- APPUI AUX ENFANTS AYANT BESOIN DE PR 01- Appui aux enfants ayant besoin de pr
7.3.1 NUTRITION ENVIRONMENT AND POLICIES The nutrition sector has an adequate policy framework to scale up nutrition
3.2.3 BIRTH REGISTRATION By the end of 2015, the birth registration rate in 6 targeted district (BouakÃ©, Korhogo, Bondoukou,Man,San Pedro et OdiennÃ©)
increases 5%.
1.3. Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) By the end of 2015, HIV+ pregnant women visiting maternal health services receive triple therapy Antiretroviral (ARV) option B + in priority areas
8.1.4 SBC: EFFECTIVE SOCIAL & BEHAVIOR CHANGE By 2025, programmes, partners and civil society have tools, guidance, and resources to implement individual and social change and
strengthen community participation for the realization of children's rights.
IR 2.4 SUPPORT  EDUCATION Couts d'appui Ã  la mise en oeuvre des activitÃ©s relatives du Progragramme component Education
8.1.2 EXTERNAL RELATIONS By 2025, UNICEF staff and partners have access to tools, guidance, platforms, and resources to ensure programme visibility and
effective communication and advocacy for child rights.
1.7. HEALTH EMERGENCIES By the end of 2015, emergency preparedness and response capacity exists at national level and the program is able to provide an
adequate response to emergencies in accordance with CCC standards
2.3.1: PLANNING OF EDUCATION SECTOR A decade education plan is developed to ensure quality education, equitable and inclusive for all children