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217241_Meeting emergency food, hygiene, and protection needs in flood affected Timor The proposed project aims to meet basic immediate hygiene and food security needs, while also supporting access to GBV services for women and girls who have been displaced. Timor Leste has some of the highest rates of undernutrition in the world and the highest in Asia, against this backdrop prior to the floods the impact of COVID-19 had already exacebated a precarious food security situation. Subsequently WV proposes distribution food baskets to 600 households in Dili and Covalima . In light of the risk of COVID-19, WV will also distribute gender-sensitive hygiene kits to 500 HH (it is anticiapted these HH will have received food baskets and those who do not receive hygiene kits under this grant will receive them through other projects). The gender-sensitive hygiene kits allow women and girls to have access to sanitary products during the response, while also providing households with essential items such as soap and masks to practice positive hygiene and COVID-19 prevention behaviours.Women and girls in Timor-Leste experience high rates of gender-based violence, particularly intimate partner violence. Alarmingly, research shows these rates of violence are only expected to increase in the wake of a disaster like Tropical Cyclone Seroja and coupled with the impact of COVID-19 where movement restrictions and physical isolation policies place women at a heightened risk of being unable to escape dangerous situations and makes accessing services even more challenging. World Vision Timor Leste has been approached by the Gender and protection cluster to support GBV referral activities at 2 evacuation centres ( Joao Paolo eva center and Schola Basic 12 of October) expected to support 1132 women and girls
220972_Vanuatu Start Fund (Alert 690) Tropical Cyclones Judy and Kevin The proposed project aims to reach 1000 households (5000 people) on Efate with immediate WASH provisions including bucket (1x per household), and hygiene kits. The Cyclone Response will also repurpose COVID-19 IEC and demonstrations about handwashing, approved by the Ministry of Health, to build on increased awareness about its continued importance.
WFP FY23 220582 FFA Productive Safety Nets East Darfur - Sudan - CLOSED Project Summary 
 
 
 
 
 
 PBAS #: 
 
 
 
 220582
 
 
 
 
 
 FLA Period: 
 
 
 
 Nov 1, 2022 &#8211; Jan 31, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 Target Beneficiaries: 
 
 
 
 10,000 Beneficiaries
 
 
 
 
 
 Project Area: 
 
 
 
 Beliel, South Darfur State, Sudan
 
 
 
 
 
 Purpose/Objective: 
 
 
 
 To save lives through improved food and nutrition status whilst restoring livelihoods and enhancing communities resilience to shocks amongst the vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons, residents, returnees and refugees in South Darfur.
 
 Increased sustainable productive assets and livelihoods opportunities contributing to 2,000 increased communities resilience creating social cohesion/stability among returnees, residents (men and women) in Gialdi, Banat and Otash Village aligned to durable solutions by Jan 2023.
 
 
 
 
 
 Implementation modality: 
 
 
 
 Conditional Cash Transfers
 
 
 
 
 
 Type of Agreement: 
 
 
 
 New FLA
 
 
 
 
 
 Match spending status: 
 
 
 
 N/A
 
 
 
 
 
 Why a match is needed: 
 
 
 
 Match of $ 25,173 will be required to supplement the resources from WFP (as shown in the summary table below)
WFP FY23 220998 Bangladesh Volunteer SNSP WVUK have a 50% stake (with WVJ) to this project, working with youth in the Cox's Bazaar refugee setting. 
 
 The project will target a total of 3,600 youth volunteers of age between 15 to 24 years to participate in different planned interventions &#8211; from trainings, to volunteer services and other youth-centered activities aiming at improving their self-esteem, ensuring a supportive environment for their development and enhancing the overall community resilience. WVB will ensure the approval of need assessment from Camp-in-Charge, RRRC in consultation with WFP.
 
 A total of 3600 youth participants will be provided conditional cash-transfer of BDT 31,000,000 across the project duration, on condition that they participate in the labour activities, life skills training and awareness raising. The transfer modality of the entitlements could be either hybrid (cash & e-voucher) or only one modality (e-voucher/cash). Once the decision is made, the implementation will carry out accordingly.
 
 For this project intervention, WVB will leverage the already established 11 camp-level training under its current WVB - WFP project, 'Volunteer Services-Safety Net Systems for the Poorest (SNSP),' thereby ensuring programme efficiency and effectiveness. Wherein systems, capacities, and resources invested in the SNSP programme will also benefit this project. Furthermore, through the proposed project, WVB will secure training centres and youth corners by renovating and maintaining the existing ones. 
 
 Across the hereby proposed project, WVB will lead the implementation of seven key components under the volunteer services in the unregistered camps, as follows: provision of training, provision of awareness sessions, oversight of the light work/labour conducted by the volunteers, provision of cash-based assistance, establishment and management of the youth corners, provision of the mentorship programme and the gender champions initiative.
218593 WFP FY22 CLOSED South Kivu School Feeding DRC The project, in the territory of Uvira, will utilize an integrated approach, which focuses on both emergency relief and recovery activities in alignment to WFP CSP (2021-2024) and with an intent to foster better synergy and greater impact through linking of emergency activities with resilience. These activities are planned to meet immediate food and nutrition needs, strengthen livelihoods and build community resilience as shown in the approach below. 
 
  
 
 This project aims to achieve two key outcomes in education: (a) reduced immediate hunger of children in the targeted schools by providing a daily meal and (b) Increased accountability to communities. While the primary focus of the project is school feeding, it will apply an integrated approach in order to create synergy, maximize impact and avoid duplication of effort. The livelihoods component and building community resilience will be managed by FAO in partnership with WFP.
Girls Education Challenge Transition DRC Girls Education Challegne Transition - WV sub-grantee in consortium with Save the Children 
 
 
 
 The intervention will address quality of teaching and learning in schools as well as social and economic barriers to give girls the best chance of continuing to access, transition and learn through education. Outputs achieved through the project will include enhanced Teacher Professional Development (TPD), support to literacy and numeracy curricula and assessment, improved quality of learning environments, out of school activities to support girls’ wellbeing, and enhanced community structures to address economic and institutional barriers to girls’ and boys’ education. These outputs will ensure marginalised girls in targeted areas can attend school more often, participate in better resourced lessons taught by more competent teachers, have improved safety and wellbeing at school and can learn within community and family environments that are enabling. Achievement of these goals will support delivery against the core GEC Outcomes of improved learning, improved transition rates, and greater sustainability of project successes.
214074_DRC - Unilever COVID-19 Response (jointly funded by DFID) The UK government is working with Unilever to fund a global programme to urgently tackle the spread of coronavirus. The programme will reach up to a billion people worldwide, raising awareness and changing behaviour, to make sure people are washing their hands with soap regularly and disinfecting surfaces. It is backed by funding of up to &#163;50 million each from both DFID and Unilever. The programme will also provide over 20 million hygiene products in the developing world, including in areas where there is little or no sanitation. Unilever and DFID are proposing to convene and manage a coalition of partners that are well positioned to mount a rapid response on an unprecedented scale aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19. The coalition will deliver high-impact interventions to improve both personal and environmental hygiene to reduce the transmission of COVID-19. Coalition partners will draw on Unilevers expertise on consumer insights, behaviour change and on strengthening supply chains.
FY23 3UN 221497 UNICEF - Cholera Emergency Response - Zimbabwe SBC Systems Strengthening for ER . Cholera Emergency Response. Matebeleland South, Mashonaland E, Mashonland Central, Manicaland & Masvingo. 100% WVUK.
DEC Phase 1 - Cyclone Idai Response - Malawi DEC project to respond to the flooding in Malawi as a result of the weather system linked to Cyclone Idai. The project will target the WASH, NFI, Protection and Livelihood sector.
EU Food Security Améliorer la sécurité alimentaire, nutritionnelle et la résilience des populations ciblées dans le Département du Nord-Ouest, de l'Artibonite, du Nord-Est et du Plateau central
219592 WFP FY22 Ukraine CLOSED Response Cash Based Transfers Refugees and Hosts Moldova To contribute to the food security of the population affected by the current conflict in Ukraine, in Moldova
 
 
 
 
 
 To provide conflict-affected population(s) with short-term access to basic needs through the provision of one-off cash-based assistance.
 
 
 
 
 
 Moldovan host families have received assistance in the form of direct cash transfers.
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 Support with cash transfers to host community and refugees of Ukraine crisis
 
 Extension to 15th July 2022 - Feb 15th 2023 - Amendment 4
 
 amendment A1 "The JPIA is being amended to reflect the cost extension of the agreement until 15 July 2022, in order
 
 to:
 
 &#61623; Provide adequate time to complete the registration and verification of beneficiaries as well as
 
 implementing a second round of cash transfer to 7,000 refugee Host communities in June.
 
 &#61623; Potentially cover an additional caseload of 7000 refugee hosting households through the cash
 
 assistance in the agreed 4 districts
 
 All other clauses of the original agreement remain unchanged."
212633_R2HC Research IPV and cash transfers Research project within the BRACED project; researching the effects of cash transfer on Intimate Partner Violence in humanitarian settings.
220881_Project Salam+ This is a small opportunity that FCDO has awarded to WV Mauritania. After approval, FCDO asked WVUK to sign the contract. 
 
 The proejct aims to improve awareness and promote positive life choices to reduce the risk of youth becoming victims of extremism. 
 
 Objectives: 
 
 - To empower youth and women with economic livelihoods 
 
 - To improve awareness among youth and women on radicalization and violent extremism.
 
 The project's duration is 45 days.
FY24 WFP #8 222128 Bangladesh Nutrition in cox's Bazaar Refugee camp - response faces a significant funding deficit in delivering life-saving humanitarian services. The increased match fund is essential to fill this gap, ensuring timely and adequate support reaches the affected population.
 
 - Rebuilding Vital Partnerships, specifically with WFP Nutrition Sector: The discontinuation of our partnership with the WFP nutrition sector in 2021 has resulted in a gap in delivering essential nutritional assistance. Increasing the match fund demonstrates our commitment to reinstating this partnership, vital for comprehensive support to those in need.
 
 - Competitive Landscape and Uniqueness of International Agency Involvement: Local partners offer services at lower costs, but as the sole international agency implementing the grant, our position is unique. Without a substantial match fund contribution, our ability to compete and effectively execute the project diminishes, impacting the aid delivery to the Rohingya crisis.
 
 
 Urgency in Maintaining WFP Presence and Momentum: The sustained presence and momentum of the WFP in providing life-saving nutrition assistance within the Rohingya crisis are paramount. Increasing the match fund aligns directly with preserving WFP's crucial role in this humanitarian effort.
TACKLING SAIGA ANTELOPE HORN SOURCING AND TRAFFICKING IN MONGOLIA THROUGH AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO IMPROVE LAW AND POLICY ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO REDUCE THREATS TO SAIGA ANTELOPE IN MONGOLIA BY DISRUPTING TRAFFICKING, STRENGTHENING LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY, AND ESTABLISHING CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY AND STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF THIS THREE-YEAR GRANT INCLUDE 1 ASSESSMENT OF THE PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS RURAL AND URBAN THAT PARTICIPATE IN SOURCING AND TRADING IN SAIGA HORNS, 2 IDENTIFICATION OF ONLINE AND PHYSICAL MARKET POINTS FOR SAIGA HORN TRADE AND THE PREVALENCE OF INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN HORN TRADE AND TRANSPORT, 3 TRAINING FOR REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT IN DETERRENCE THEORY AND PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING PRACTICES, 4 DEVELOPMENT OF A CHAIN OF CUSTODY SYSTEM FOR CONFISCATED HORNS, INCLUDING A HORN STORAGE AND MONITORING PROTOCOL, 5 DEVELOPMENT OF AND TRAINING RELATED TO PROTOCOLS FOR CARCASS HANDLING AND HORN REMOVAL WHEN INDIVIDUAL CARCASSES ARE ENCOUNTERED IN THE FIELD DURING PATROLS OR DURING MASS MORTALITY EVENTS.
Fund policies,processes,structures and effectiveness improve as a result of Aidspan's critical assessment. Strategic objective 1 (for Q1-Q2 2018 based on the 2016-2018 strategic plan)
Aidspan becomes stronger and more sustainable. Strategic objective 3(for Q1-Q2 2018 as per the 2016-2018 strategic plan)
Grant from Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2018 disburesement (Euro 200,000)
Fund becomes more transparent with more accurate and complete data made available. Strategic objective 2 (for Q1-Q2 2018 as per the 2016-2018 strategic plan)
Amplify Design Support of an Inclusion Toolbox The project is part of the Amplify Challenge to address how we might reduce stigma and increase opportunities for people with disabilities. A toolbox will be designed, field tested and rolled out to assist employers in creating work spaces, tools and work methods that are accessible for persons with disabilities.
Guinea - Tuberculosis - Plan International, Inc. Guinea - Tuberculosis - Plan International, Inc. - Plan Guinea.
Strengthening Malaria Control Service Delivery and Health Systems in Guinea Guinea - Malaria - Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - CRS Guinea.  This program has the following goals: Contribuer à l’amélioration de l’état de santé de la population en réduisant de façon significative le fardeau du paludisme d’ici fin 2027.//.Contribute to improving the health of the population by significantly reducing the burden of malaria by the end of 2027.. The objectives of this program are: Réduire l’incidence du paludisme d’au moins 80% par rapport à 2022 d’ici fin 2027.//. Reduce the incidence of malaria by at least 80% compared with 2022 by the end of 2027..  Réduire le taux de mortalité liée au paludisme d’au moins 80% par rapport à 2022 by the end of 2027.//. Reduce the malaria mortality rate by at least 80% compared with 2022 by the end of 2027..  Renforcer et maintenir les capacités de gestions du programme à tous les niveaux d’ici fin 2027.//. Strengthen and maintain the programme's management capabilities at all levels by the end of 2027.
Guinea - Malaria - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea Guinea - Malaria - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea - MOH.
Program to strengthen and decentralize the national response against STIs/HiV for universal access within 5 years in the Republic of Guinea Guinea - HIV - Secrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte contre le Sida de la République de Guinée - SE/CNLS.  This program has the following goals: Reduce new infections by 50% from 2013 to 2017.  Reduce mortality and morbility for PLwHIV by at least 50% from 2013 to 2017. The objectives of this program are: From 2013 to 2017, at least 90% of children and adults living with HIV survive 12 months after initiation of ARV treatment.  From 2013 to 2017, at least 60% of key populations (MSM and PS) adopt a lower risk facing behavior STI / HIV.  From 2013 to 2017, at least 60% of young teens adopt a lower risk facing behavior STI / HIV.  From 2013 to 2017, the proportion of HIV transmission is reduced by 90% among children born to HIV positive mothers
Strengthening and Decentralizing the National Response Against HIV in the Republic of Guinea Guinea - HIV - Population Services International - PSI HQ.
Guinea - HIV - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea Guinea - HIV - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea - MOH.
Guinea - Tuberculosis - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea Guinea - Tuberculosis - The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Guinea - MOH.
Project to strengthen the fight against HiV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in Guinea In Guinea, Tuberculosis (TB) is a major public health problem with a prevalence rate estimated at 448/100,000. This Program aims to address unmet needs that were identified while developing the Directly Observed Treatment Short course (“DOTS”) strategic reinforcement plan for Guinea for 2009-2013. Through the Program high-quality DOTS services will be provided throughout the country to contribute to the improvement of detection rates of new cases of smear-positive TB, and to improve treatment success rate. In addition, Practical Approach to Lung Health (“PAL”) will be implemented in 15 health districts; HIV tests and multi-drug resistant TB (“MDR-TB”) treatment will be provided to more TB patients; and community DOTS activities will be developed in additional health districts. The overall goal of the Program is to reduce morbidity and mortality due to TB, in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (“MDG”) by 2015. The Program will target TB patients; people living with HIV/AIDS; co-infected TB-HIV patients; and vulnerable groups including, youth, children, refugees, prisoners, and isolated communities. This Program is a consolidation of Round 9 and Round 5 TB grants.
Guinea - HIV - German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) GmbH Guinea - HIV - German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) GmbH - GIZ.
the Project for Improvement of Equipment for Air Pollution Analysis in Tehran Improvement of Equipment for Air Pollution Analysis
Dhaka Mass Rapid Transit Development Project (Line 5)(E/S) to alleviate traffic congestion and mitigate air pollution in Dhaka District by constructing the mass rapid transit system
Project for the Construction of Turga Pumped Storage (I) to strengthen response capability to power supply and demand fluctuation and to improve stability of the power supply by constructing pumped storage facilities, thereby contributing to the  industrial development and living standard improvement in West Bengal State.
Agriculture Income Improvement Project Project is to improve the agriculture income in Shwebo area in Sagaing Region by rehabilitating the irrigation facilities and distribution infrastructure as well as strengthening agriculture extension and mechanization, thereby contributes to the economic growth in rural areas in Myanmar
The Project for the Improvement of the Honiara International Airport Improvement of the Honiara International Airport
Ngoma-Ramiro Road Upgrading Project To develop the road transportation capacity and transportation network of the Republic of Rwanda and Central Corridor through rehabilitation and upgrading roads, thereby contributing to the vitalization of distribution in the Republic of Rwanda and surrounding countries.
Chennai Metro Rail Project (Phase 2)(I) To cope with the increase of traffic demand in Mumbai by expanding the mass rapid transportation system, thereby promoting regional economic development and improving urban environment, through mitigation of traffic jams and decrease of pollution caused by increasing motor vehicles.
Water Supply Improvement Project in Kurdistan Region (II) to improve the quantity and quality of the water supply in Sulaymania, Erbil and Duhok Governorates of the Kurdistan Region through improvements to water supply facilities such as water intake facilities, water treatment plants, the transmission and distribution network and other related facilities
The Project for improvement of road section along the northern part of the North-South Corridor Improvement of Roads along the northern part of the North-South Corridor
Irrigation Sector Loan (Phase 2) By constructing and rehabilitating irrigation and drainage facilities and cultivating agricultural land mainly in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin, this Project aims to increase agricultural production, thereby contributing to socioeconomic reconstruction in Iraq.
The Project for Construction of Judo and Sports Center Construction of Judo and Sports Center
Olkaria I Units 1, 2 and 3 Geothermal Power Plant Rehabilitation Project Rehabilitation of Olkaria I Units 1, 2 and 3
North East Road Network Connectivity Improvement Project (Phase 3) (I) To improve the connectivity of North Eastern Region of India through instructing bridge between Dhubri and Phulbari, thereby promoting regional socio-economic development.
Construction of a New Bridge Across River Nile at Jinja Strengthen the transport capacity
The project for Procurement of Dredging Equipment for Paraguay River Providing the dredging equipment for Paraguay River
The Project for the Rehabilitation of Sihdhuli Road Affected by Earthquake Supporting the Rehabilitation of Sihdhuli Road Affected by Earthquake
the Project for Trenchless Sewerage Pipe Rehabilitation in Ho Chi Minh City Construction of  trenchless sewerage pipe rehabilitation
The Project for Emergency Rehabilitation and Reinforcement of Lagos Transmission Substations Rehabilitation and Reinforcement of Lagos Transmission Substations
Matabari Port Development Project (E/S) to strengthen the port logistics capacity of Bangladesh by constructing a new commercial port in the Matarbari area
Mumbai Metro Line 3 Project (II) To cope with the increase of traffic demand in Mumbai by expanding the mass rapid transportation system, thereby promoting regional economic development and improving urban environment, through mitigation of traffic jams and decrease of pollution caused by increasing motor vehicles.
Gounghin-Fada N'Gourma Road Improvement Project The project will pave and widen the Gounghin-Fada N'Gourma section (approximately 50 kilometers in length) of national road on the international corridor (approximately 217 kilometers in length) running from Gounghin in eastern Burkina Faso to the border with Niger.
Project for Improvement of Himachal Pradesh Forest Ecosystems Management and Livelihoods 1. Sustainable Forest Ecosystem Management2. Biodiversity Conservation3. Livelihoods Improvement Support4. Institutional Capacity Strengthening
Kampala Metropolitan Transmission System Improvement To improve transmission system
The Project for the Improvement of Setthathirath Hospital and Champasak Provincial Hospital Improvement of Setthathirath Hospital and Champasak Provincial Hospital
Egypt-Japan Education Partnership: Egypt-Japan School Support Program This Program aims to promote the introduction of the Japanese-style education in Egypt to improve the quality of education and empower youth, thereby contributing to economic stability and development efforts in the country.
Project for the Introduction of Renewable Energy and the Improvement of Power System Introducing renewable energy and improving power system
Yangon-Mandalay Railway Improvement Project Phase II (I) Improvement of Railway Facilities
The Project for the Improvement of Advanced Fish Landing Facilities for Adding Value to Fishery Products in the Department of Mbour Improvement of advanced fish landing facilities