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LAND ADMINISTRATION The long-term development objective of the Land Administration Project is to improve the security of land tenure and thereby:  (i) develop and establish a national policy, legal, institutional and technical framework to support a systematic property rights administration that is efficient, reliable and equitable; (ii) develop, implement and validate a systematic methodology, which would accelerate and improve the processing of requests for new titles and title reviews in three departments so that it could be subsequently applied nationwide; eliminate backlog of title requests; (iii)  achieve substantial progress in the recognition and definition of Indigenous Peoples land rights and demarcate 15 territories and community lands; (iv) achieve substantial progress in the definition and demarcation of existing and proposed protected areas and critical habitats.
NI - INTEGRATED PUBLIC PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES The objective of the Project is to extend the coverage and improve the quality of care for the most prevalent health conditions with an emphasis on vulnerable groups.
Caribbean Regional Communications Infrastructure Program (CARCIP) Increase access to regional broadband networks and advance the development of  an IT/ITES industry in Nicaragua and the Caribbean Region.
Nicaragua Property Rights Strengthening Project The Project Development Objectives are: (i) to provide beneficiaries in selected municipalities with: (a) updated and integrated cadastral and property registry information; and (b) improved land administration services; and (ii) to provide immediate and effective response to an eligible emergency.
Second Agricultural Technology Project The project development objective (PDO) is to provide rural households and communities with a broader access to sustainable agricultural, forestry and natural resource management services and innovations and to stimulate higher productivity
Nicaragua COVID-19 Response The objective of the Project is to support Nicaragua's readiness to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nicaragua Strengthening the Public Health Care System The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to: (a) strengthen quality and access to health services; (b) contribute to adapting the public health system to the country's changing epidemiological profile; and (c) secure financial support in case of Public HealthAlert or Public Health Emergency.
Improving Community and Family Health Care Services Project The objectives of the Project are to: (i) improve the access to, and the quality of, preventive and promotion health and nutrition services among poor and vulnerable populations in Nicaragua; (ii) strengthen the operational capacity of Nicaragua MoH through the rehabilitation of health centers; and (iii) ensure financial support in case of a public health emergency.
Rural and Urban Access Improvement Project The objectives of the Project are to: (a) improve safe and sustainable access to markets and services in targeted rural and urban areas of the Recipient; and (b) in the event of an Eligible Emergency, provide immediate and effective response to said Eligible Emergency.
NI Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project (PRASNICA) The Project Development Objective is to increase access by project beneficiaries to sustainable  water and sanitation services in rural areas.
NI Greater Managua Water and Sanitation (PRASMA) The Project's Development Objective is to increase access to reliable* water and sanitation services to the population of the greater Managua region. 
 
*Reliable water is defined as piped potable water with adequate pressure and continuity of at least 16 hours per day, 7 days per week.
Nicaragua Rural Telecom The project development objective is to increase access to and reduce costs of telecommunications services in rural areas of Nicaragua.
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Development The objective of the Project is to improve the competitiveness of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and the business climate that affects those firms.
Nicaragua Social Protection The objectives of the Project are to: (i) improve the basic conditions of welfare and social well-being of extremely  poor beneficiary  families with children in Selected Poor Localities; (ii) strengthen the capacity of MIFAN to implement the family andcommunity-based social welfare Model; and (iii) promote pre-school and primary school attendance through the provision of schoollunches.
Third Party Monitoring and Technical Support to Somalia Monitoring Programme II (SMPII) To design and implement a third-party monitoring, M&E technical assistance, and learning programme; with the aim of improving DFID Somalia and DFID Implementing Partners project management, evidence-base of results, and risk management across their portfolio of governance, economic development and health programmes in Somalia.
UNFPA Viet Nam Population change and data activities UNFPA Viet Nam Population change and data activities UNFPA Viet Nam Population change and data activities
UNFPA Viet Nam Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Viet Nam Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Viet Nam Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Viet Nam Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Viet Nam Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Viet Nam Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Viet Nam Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Viet Nam Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Viet Nam Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Viet Nam Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Viet Nam Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Viet Nam Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Viet Nam Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Viet Nam Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Viet Nam Gender and social norms activities
Environmentally-sound development of the power sector with the final disposal of PCBs ..Environmentally-sound development of the power sector with the final disposal of PCBs. The objective of this project is to assist the power sector of the country in fulfilling its obligations under the Stockholm Convention by reducing the release of PCBs to the environment and disposing of 500tons of PCB-containing equipment, oil, and waste in an environmentally sound manner.
Bangladesh Sustainable Marine and Coastal Fisheries Project The Program Goal is to increase coastal and marine fisheries# contribution to the economy, poverty reduction, and environmental stab ility through improving management of coastal and marine fisheries and aquaculture and support to communities
UNIDO Country Programme 2018-2020 to promote inclusive and sustainable industrial development in Bangladesh Government of Bangladesh (Senior Secretary of Ministry of Industry) requested in a letter, dated 13 July 2016 UNIDO's assistance in formulating a Country Programme for Bangladesh and conduct a CP formulation mission at the end of 2016.
Environmentally Sound Management and Final Disposal of PCBs and Healthcare Wastes in Bangladesh The objective of this project is to assist Bangladesh in fulfilling its obligations under the Stockholm Convention by (1) reducing the release of PCBs to the environment, and (2) improving healthcare waste management in the country to reduce the emission of dioxin/furan from disposal activities.
Better Work and Standards Programme (BEST): Quality Infrastructure, Fisheries and Textiles The overall objective of Better Work and Standards Programme (BEST) is to contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction by supporting Bangladesh to take advantage of global market opportunities.
RE-TIE BANGLADESH: REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS AND INCREASE OF EXPORTABILITY OF BANGLADESHI LEATHER PRODUCTS
Livestock and dairy development project in Bangladesh- Food safety component The proposed project aims to improve productivity, market access, and resilience of small-holder farmers and agro-entrepreneurs operating in selected livestock systems and value chains in target areas.
Integrated approach towards sustainable plastics use and (marine) litter prevention in Bangladesh Integrated approach towards sustainable plastics use and (marine) litter prevention in Bangladesh
Dairy hub and academy development in Bangladesh The proposed project is to introduce international best practices and knowledge in efficient dairy farming to poor, small scale dairy farmers in Bangladesh as well as establishing a milk collection system allowing collection and preservation of growing volumes of high quality raw milk. This will lead to increased well being of all people living in the villages covered by the 5 dairy hubs.  The proposed project includes four major components, closely linked to each other;  1. Investment in and operation of three new dairy hubs and optimization of the performance of the first two dairy hubs already in operation. 2. Development of the operation of and trainings provided by the Dairy Academy 3. Training of farmers and experts in the Dairy Academy (DA), at the facilities of the dairy hubs and in villages and at the various small dairy farms covered by the dairy hubs. 4. Assessment of farmers# need for and access to financial services and improved access to finance for project beneficiaries for farm investments (cow sheds, cows, milking equipment, bio gas plants etc).  PRAN has the ambition to help increase Bangladesh#s milk production from the present 1.75 billion litres per year to exceed 3.5 billion litres by 2025. The idea is to double production by increasing cow yields and not the number of cows. By 2025, PRAN
STRENGTHENING BANGLADESH ACCREDITATION BOARD(BAB)THROUGH UNIDO: INSTITUTIONAL COOPERATION BETWEEN NORWEGIAN ACCREDITATION (NA) AND BAB
Development of a Strategic Plan to promote Waste-to Energy Solutions and Establish a Sustainable Waste-Supply-Chain The overall objective of this project is to promote sustainable waste to energy (WtE) solutions through a holistic value chain approach and will build national capacity and provide policy support in order to introduce WtE solutions in municipalities and localities throughout the country. The project seeks to strengthen institutional linkages, promote appropriate and localized technologies, develop sustainable waste value-chains, build human resource capacity, and promote Financial and Business Model for WtE solutions supported through an innovative financing mechanisms potentially including Public Private Partnerships (PPP). Further ,the activities will promote WtE solutions through adequate communication and awareness raising activities addressing different stakeholder groups.
Solar Micro-Utility Enterprises for Promoting Rural Energy and Productive Uses in Bangladesh
Information and Dialogue on Irregular Migration from Afghanistan This 24-month project will focus on reducing uninformed irregular migration from Afghanistan, which continues to place many Afghans, particularly young men, at high risk and puts pressure on transit countries and countries of arrival. The project has been designed to fill the gap for quality information to be shared and exchanged with potential irregular migrants on Afghanistan’s migration and migration-related issues that is not only balanced and accurate, but which is creative and genuinely engages and addresses the interests, hopes and concerns of this vulnerable group, and integrates two-way dialogue. Access to quality information on risks, rights, safe, orderly migration procedures and in-country alternatives will help Afghans develop a more nuanced understanding of migration and gain the agency to make informed, responsible choices. improve the quality of information available on migration and migration-related issues and increase the engagement between migrants and their communities on the risks of irregular migration, their rights and possible legal alternatives. Content will reach the primary audience through radio broadcasts through Internews’ partner SW, which maintains a radio network in all 34 provinces reaching over 21 million, including those in the most remote areas, and also via social media, which has a growing, and highly influential, reach even in rural areas. Particular attention will also be paid to vulnerable subgroups, including returning migrants (especially from Internews Application - Migration Management Grant 10 Pakistan) and IDPs who may be at risk of secondary migration
Kenya Solar Lighting Program The Project Development Objective is to increase access to modern energy services in underserved counties of Kenya
Senegal Rural Electrification Program The objective of the program is to increase access to electricity and reduce global GHG emissions through introducing a range of cl ean technology solutions including grid extension, solar/diesel mini-grids, solar home systems and solar lanterns in rural areas in Senegal.   The program will use carbon-linked results based payment scheme to support the implementation of the Government of Sene gal's plan to scale up and accelerate the pace of rural electrification by private concessionaires and other project operators.
ETHIOPIA OFF~GRlD RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES The Development Objectives of the Electricity Network Reinforcement and Expansion Project are to improve reliability of the electricity network and to increase access to electricity services in Ethiopia.
Carbon Initiative for Development Readiness Fund The Ci-Dev Readiness Fund is part of the Ci-Dev initiative which aims at utilizing carbon market finance to play an important role in transforming quality of life for poor people in least developed countries, as well as reducing carbon emissions to improve environmental conditions.  It will do this by supporting the development of projects with high development benefits, such as making clean energy and other low carbon technologies more affordable for poor people, and by using the robust verification of the carbon market to deliver results based financing for the distribution of poverty reducing technologies.
 
 The Ci-Dev Readiness Fund plans to achieve its objectives through four potential outputs, which are expected to increase the success of governments, financial institutions, private sector and civil society organizations to access carbon finance.  These are: (i) developing new methodologies so that community and household projects can receive carbon market finance and that are approved for use internationally by the clean development mechanism (CDM) Executive Board; (ii) improving the capability and skills of communities, private sector and government to develop carbon market projects using these new methodologies, and access the necessary funding for their implementation; (iii) developing and demonstrating business models for the practical use of new methodologies, so reducing perceptions of project risk, as these methodologies are untested they are considered riskier by project developers. Local financiers are unused to the business models or the technologies and so doubt the reliability of returns for such projects. In addition, less developed countries lack the experience of getting projects registered in the carbon market, and are understandably nervous to try to use these new methodologies; and (iv) to use Results Based Financing to purchase carbon credits through the CDM for projects with high development benefits that use the new methodologies, which will be met through the related Ci-Dev Financing Fund.
BF - Support to the National Biodigester Program The Project Development Objective is to increase use of biodigesters in rural households of Burkina Faso.     The long term objective of this project is to support Burkina Faso s efforts in mitigating climate change through the promotion of the biodigester technology to rural cattle-owning households, which, in addition, provides several benefits for the households, including better accessto clean energy and slurry to improve soil fertility.
ET Clean Cooking Energy Program The Development Objectives of the Electricity Network Reinforcement and Expansion Project are to improve reliability of the electricity network and to increase access to electricity services in Ethiopia.
Promoting Biogas as Sustainable Clean Cooking Fuel for Rural Households in Kenya Reduction of GHG emissions from improved access to biogas energy as a clean cooking fuel in livestock-owning rural households in Ken ya.
MG ethanol clean cooking climate finance program Increase household use of ethanol cooking stoves for reduced GHG emissions in Madagascar
Uganda Rural Electrification The Project Development Objective is to increase access to electricity in rural areas of Uganda.
Lao PDR Clean Cook Stove Initiative Generate environment and gender benefits for targeted households through a switch to clean, energy efficient gasifier cookstoves usi ng biomass pellets across selected provinces.
Rwanda Improved Cookstoves Project The project development objective (PDO) is to reduce the use of woody biomass for cooking in targeted households, through promotion  of improved cookstoves.
IPTi DAC Training Planning BMGF Intermittent Preventive Treatment During Infancy DAC Trial Planning Grant. "Charitable Purpose": to enhance the informativeness and impact of the Nigeria Operational Feasibility and Effectiveness IPTi study by applying rigorous research methods for study design, analysis and communication to the proposed study plan.
Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) United Kingdom provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2024) Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2024)
PROG2017-2021_OUTCOME_Améliorer le système coopératif au bénéfice des familles d’agriculteurs, membres de coopératives, pour améliorer la production agricole et sa valorisation dans 29 communes de 9 provinces Le programme est né du constat de différentes faiblesses et lacunes observées dans la gestion des activités économiques des sociétés coopératives, qui deviennent nombreuses et restent insuffisamment organisées pour répondre efficacement aux besoins de leurs membres. Les coopératives sont encore très jeunes et ont de nombreuses difficultés techniques et opérationnelles, alors que la plupart d’entre elles ont bénéficié ou bénéficieront d’unités et d’équipements de transformation financés par différents bailluers. Ces coopératives disposent en effet d’un personnel peu qualifié en gestion et entretien des unités et équipements de transformation, ce qui a pour conséquence leur mauvaise exploitation, hypothéquant leur rentabilité. De nombreux équipements agricoles et unités agroalimentaires sont insuffisamment valorisés, voire à l’arrêt et les sous-produits sont mal utilisés. Ces coopératives forment avec leurs membres un système fonctionnel qui doit être appuyé au niveau de l’adéquation entre les services rendus à leurs membres et l’engagement de ces derniers à livrer leur production à la coopérative et à faire appel à ces services. Le projet soutiendra donc les interventions de 58 coopératives vers leurs membres pour en améliorer le système productif en matière de durabilité, d’autonomie, de qualité des productions et de planification des besoins en intrants et des livraisons des surplus. L'intervention va renforcer son service d’appui-conseil polyvalent en vue de rendre fonctionnelles les 58 coopératives pour mieux valoriser les productions agricoles telles que le riz, le maïs, le manioc et le palmier à huile et ainsi créer de la valeur ajoutée au sein des coopératives, génératrices de ristournes pour les agriculteurs membres. Le fonctionnement et les services des coopératives sera professionnalisé et les exploitants initiés et formés sur les techniques culturales agro écologiques, ceci afin d’améliorer les revenus des familles de ces agriculteurs. Par ailleurs, le partenaire bénéficiera lui-même d’un renforcement de capacités sur les activités commerciales des coopératives et la digitalisation du suivi des coopératives et des exploitations.
PROG2017_2021_Coopération entre agriculteurs, l'avenir de l'agriculture familiale_Gestion Activités liées à la gestion, à l'encadrement, à la coordination, au suivi, au contrôle, à l’évaluation ou à l’audit financier et engendrées spécifiquement par la mise en œuvre des 4 outcomes ou la justification de la subvention.
PROG2017-2021_Coopération entre agriculteurs, l'avenir de l'agriculture familiale Les exploitations agricoles familiales sont, individuellement, bien souvent incapables de faire face à leur environnement commercial, tant en amont qu’en aval. De plus, l’adoption à large échelle de nouvelles pratiques et innovations nécessite que celles-ci circulent dans des réseaux de communication et requiert un accompagnement. Partant de ces constats, le CSA soutient à travers ce programme l’amélioration de la coopération entre agriculteurs et le renforcement des organisations de producteurs dans différentes régions du monde (Belgique, Burundi, Philippines et RDC). Cette coopération prend sa source dans la solidarité entre agriculteurs familiaux et se traduit par la mise en place de mécanismes de coopération qui peuvent prendre plusieurs formes selon leur échelle et leur objet (coopérative, CUMA, CETA, GAEC, fédérations, …). La stratégie du CSA est d’orienter ses actions vers les organisations de producteurs qui constituent des structures de coopération permanentes et légitimes pour rendre les services indispensables au développement et à la résilience des exploitations familiales. Elles en particulier ont un rôle majeur à jouer pour porter les dynamiques de coopération entre agriculteurs sur le plan opérationnel et politique. Ceci est d’autant plus important dans les pays en développement où les services étatiques sont en général peu présents dans les exploitations et où les prestataires privés sont soit inexistants soit prélèvent des marges particulièrement défavorables aux producteurs. Le renforcement des organisations de producteurs, en particulier sur les mécanismes de coopération entre agriculteurs, constitue donc un enjeu essentiel pour améliorer le revenu et les conditions de vie des agriculteurs familiaux, et ce renforcement passe également par des échanges entre pairs ainsi que par une reconnaissance et un soutien des décideurs.