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Angola - Sumbe Water Supply, Sanitation and Institutional Support Project Angola - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau, d'assainissement et d'appui institutionnel à Sumbe The project comprises of rehabilitation/expansion of water supply and sanitation system in
Sumbe and the development of a Comprehensive National Rural Water and Sanitation Program.
The project’s main components are: a) Water Supply infrastructure; b) Sanitation consisting of
(b.1) rehabilitation of sewerage infrastructure, (b.2) On site sanitation in schools, health centres,
markets and public places and (b.3) solid waste management c) Community Mobilization,
Hygiene Education and Environmental Awareness, d) Institutional Support for Water and
Sanitation Utility, e) Development of Comprehensive National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation
Program and f) Project Management. The objective of the project is to improve the access, quality and sustainability of water
supply and sanitation services of Sumbe town (capital of Kwanza Sul Province), including the
peri-urban area, by rehabilitating and extending the water supply and sanitation system, and
providing institutional support for the formation and functioning of a water utility. The main occupation of the population in Sumbe include public service, fishing, trading
in light merchandise and agro products, and limited industrial activities in the urban and sub
urban areas while subsistence agriculture is the dominant occupation in the more populous periurban
settlements. Active factories in Sumbe include a tile factory, sawing/locksmith industry,
and palm oil factory. A tractor factory and a frozen fish factory for export are located in Chingo
satellite town North of Sumbe. In addition to the functioning factories there are a number of
dysfunctional ones including a soft drinks factory and 2 cotton factories.
4.2.3 Poverty is widespread, and destitution is quite visible particularly in the peri-urban areas,
where the settlements which were set up as for people displaced by war are highly populated and
congested and on average 5 to 8 persons live in a hut purely built as temporary shelters. Housing
units are mostly made of mud bricks and prone to destruction by storms. The project will
enhance Sumbe’s tourist potential, as its beaches are a tourist attraction. In addition to the
tourism potential; Sumbe has fishing industries which can provide a good customer base for the
water supply and sewerage system.
Angola - Cabinda province agriculture development study Angola - Étude sur le développement de l'agriculture dans la province de Cabinda The Integrated Agricultural Development Study of Cabinda Province is part of the Bank's support for the development of the agricultural value chain in the province. The study is focused on the agriculture sector (rural infrastructure, irrigation development, commercial agriculture development, forestry management, inland fisheries, livestock production, horticulture promotion, and beekeeping promotion). It also deal with rural farmer institutions, namely feeder roads, market centers, rural energy access, farmer cooperatives, women groups, micro-finance institutions. The study will take a comprehensive approach to rural development and define effective mechanisms for sustainable development in the regional context using a participative approach that will involve farmers and institutions. The results will be used to develop a consolidated agricultural development plan for the province of Cabinda. The duration of the study is estimated on eight (8) calendar months. L'étude sur le développement agricole intégré de la province de Cabinda fait partie du soutien de la Banque pour le développement de la chaîne de valeur agricole dans la province. L'étude est axée sur le secteur agricole (infrastructure rurale, développement de l'irrigation, développement de l'agriculture commerciale, gestion des forêts, pêche intérieure, production animale, promotion de l'horticulture et de l'apiculture). Elle porte également sur les institutions agricoles rurales, à savoir les routes de desserte, les centres de marché, l'accès à l'énergie rurale, les coopératives agricoles, les groupes de femmes, les institutions de micro-finance. L'étude adoptera une approche globale du développement rural et définira des mécanismes efficaces pour le développement durable dans le contexte régional en utilisant une approche participative qui impliquera les agriculteurs et les institutions. Les résultats seront utilisés pour élaborer un plan de développement agricole consolidé pour la province de Cabinda. La durée de l'étude est estimée à huit (8) mois civils. The objective is to define effective mechanisms for the sustainable development of the agricultural value chain in Cabinda province focused on a participative approach that will involve farmers and institutions. L'objectif est de définir des mécanismes efficaces pour le développement durable de la chaîne de valeur agricole dans la province de Cabinda en se concentrant sur une approche participative qui impliquera les agriculteurs et les institutions. The Government of the Republic of Angola, Rural farmer institutions. Le gouvernement de la République d'Angola, les institutions agricoles rurales.
Angola - Cabatuquila Marimba Road Project Angola - Projet de Route Cabatuquila Marimba Mise à disposition d'une étude de factibilité, étude d'exécution et dossier d'appel d'offres de la route/disponibilité des études.
Angola- Study of the Caita Lucapa Road Angola- Etude de la Route Caita Lucapa To be determined
Angola - Artisanal Fisheries Project Angola - Projet de pêche artisanale To increase fish production and improve product quality; to strengthen the administrative capacity of the Ministry  of Fisheries; to contribute towards improving the balance of payment.
Angola - Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of the National Economy Angola - Réhabilitation et reconstruction de l'Economie Nationale A déterminer
Angola - International Telecommunication System Extension Project Angola - Projet d'Extension du Système des Télécommunication Internationales Les objectifs sont :  - améliorer la qualité du service téléphonique et télex international en Angola par la modernisation et l'extension de la station terrienne de Cacuaco ;  - améliorer la fiabilité des équipements ;  - satisfaire la demande.
Angola - Health Sector Study and Institutional Strengthening Angola - Etude du secteur de la santé et renforcement institutionnel 1) Objectif globale :  L'objectif global du projet est l'amélioration qualitative et quantitative de la couverture sanitaire des populations d'Angola.  2) Objectifs spécifiques:  a) L'objectif de l'Etude est d'analyser les besoins des sous-secteurs de Santé suivants : les soins de santé primaire (SSP), le financement de la santé, les ressources humaines, la gestion des hôpitaux, et la réinsertion sociale des personnes handicapées.  b) L'objectif du renforcement institutionnel est d'améliorer les capacités de gestion du Ministère de la Santé (MINSA).
Angola - Health Sector Study Angola - Etude du Secteur de la santé Analyse du sous-secteur pharmaceutique en vue de proposer  des solutions appropriées.
Angola - Institutional Support to the B.N.A. - Grant Angola - Appui Institutionnel à la B.N.A - Don L'appui institutionnel vise à permettre le démarrage des activités de la Direction des Investissements dans des conditions satisfaisantes. Il devra faciliter la mise en oeuvre des mesures préconisées et dotera la Direction des moyens matériels et humains nécessaires au démarrage de ses activités de financement des investissements productifs à caractère PMI en particulier. Les mesures à mettre en oeuvre pour la création de la Direction des investissements sont les suivantes: 1)  Le champs opérationnel devra être précisé par la réalisation d'une étude de factibilité financière et économique qui permettra l'élaboration d'un plan de crédit; 2)  un comité de crédit devra être crée pour assurer la rigueur dans le choix des projets à financer; 3)  un règlement intérieur récapitualnt l'ensemble des procédures devra être élaboré.
Angola - Middle-level Staff Training Project Angola - Projet de formation des cadres moyens The governments of RSA, Swaziland and Mozambique will have to submit requests for the Bank's financing of the study. The Bank could consider funding part of the share of Mozambique from ADF/TAF source. The Bank shoud look funds from NTF and/or bilateral sources to finance the shares of RSA and Swaziland.
NA The goal of PEPFAR funding is to initiate a data revolution to achieve greater transparency, mutual accountability and local impact in Sub-Saharan Africa.  The program will seek to attempt to address some of the root causes of insufficient data use for decision-making around HIV/AIDS, broader health, gender equality, and economic growth.
NA Pending subsequent report: Non-allocated funds requested by the MCA which have yet to be reallocated to a project/activity by the MCA on their financial reports.
Not Applicable - Multiple-PEPFAR Fund The goal of PEPFAR funding is to initiate a data revolution to achieve greater transparency, mutual accountability and local impact in Sub-Saharan Africa.  The program will seek to attempt to address some of the root causes of insufficient data use for decision-making around HIV/AIDS, broader health, gender equality, and economic growth.
NA Category of MCC funds used to record transactions in the performing agency related to a reimbursable agreement.
NA MCC is authorized under section 614(g) of its legislation to contract with any nongovernmental organization (including a university, independent foundation, or other organization) in the United States or in a candidate country that is undertaking research aimed at improving data related to eligibility criteria with respect to the country.
Not Applicable - Multiple-Compact Development Funding Compact Development funding (CDF) is used pre-compact for key project preparation work such as feasibility and environmental impact studies, engineering designs, baseline surveys, financial management and procurement technical assistance, and other specialized analysis to help MCC determine the final suitability and scope of investments, costs, implementation risks, and mitigation measures.
Not Applicable - Multiple-614G Fund MCC is authorized under section 614(g) of its legislation to contract with any nongovernmental organization (including a university, independent foundation, or other organization) in the United States or in a candidate country that is undertaking research aimed at improving data related to eligibility criteria with respect to the country.
NA Due diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of a compact project once complete.
Not Applicable - Multiple-MCC Reimbursable Category of MCC funds used to record transactions in the performing agency related to a reimbursable agreement.
NA A Threshold Program agreement is a contract between the United States and an eligible country through which MCC provides financial assistance for targeted policy reform efforts.
NA Compact Development funding (CDF) is used pre-compact for key project preparation work such as feasibility and environmental impact studies, engineering designs, baseline surveys, financial management and procurement technical assistance, and other specialized analysis to help MCC determine the final suitability and scope of investments, costs, implementation risks, and mitigation measures.
NA Category of MCC funds used for the purposes of covering the costs associated with MCC's daily operations. These include, but are not limited to, salaries and benefits, travel, rent, information technology, overseas operations and contracted services.
Not Applicable - Multiple-Due Diligence Fund Due diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of a compact project once complete.
Non Country-Administrative Expenses Fund Category of MCC funds used for the purposes of covering the costs associated with MCC's daily operations. These include, but are not limited to, salaries and benefits, travel, rent, information technology, overseas operations and contracted services.
Not Applicable - Multiple-Threshold Fund A Threshold Program agreement is a contract between the United States and an eligible country through which MCC provides financial assistance for targeted policy reform efforts.
Not Applicable - Multiple-Compact Compacts are five-year agreements between MCC and an eligible country to fund specific programs targeted at reducing poverty and stimulating economic growth.
PROGRAMMA 2017-2021 PROGRAMME 2017-2021 In het kader van de nieuwe Belgische regelgeving werkten de NGO's Broederlijk Delen en Studio Globo een gezamenlijk programma 2017-2021 uit. De doelstelling ontwikkelingseducatie in het onderwijs wordt gezamenlijk uitgevoerd door Broederlijk Delen en Studio Globo. De andere doelstellingen worden uitgevoerd door Broederlijk Delen. Wat betreft de werking in België bestaat het programma uit drie specifieke doelstellingen: ontwikkelingseducatie in het onderwijs in Vlaanderen en Brussel; ondersteunen en verder ontwikkelen van een beweging voor internationale solidariteit in Vlaanderen en Brussel; politieke beleidsbeïnvloeding op Belgisch en Europees niveau ten gunste van belangen van bevolkingsgroepen uit de partnerlanden. Wat betreft de werking in de partnerlanden, bevat het programma één specifieke doelstelling per land: Palestina, Burkina Faso, Senegal, D.R. Congo, Oeganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Guatemala, Haïti, Colombia, Peru en Bolivia. In de partnerlanden ondersteunt Broederlijk Delen lokale organisaties van de civiele samenleving die actief zijn in de opbouw van duurzame familiale landbouw, lokale economie, rechten van inheemse volkeren, participatief burgerschap en democratisering. Dans le cadre de la nouvelle réglementation belge, les ONG Broederlijk Delen et Studio Globo ont développé un programme commun 2017-2021. L'objectif de l’éducation à la citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire dans l'enseignement est mis en œuvre conjointement par Broederlijk Delen et Studio Globo. Les autres objectifs sont mis en œuvre uniquement par Broederlijk Delen. En ce qui concerne les activités en Belgique, le programme se compose de trois objectifs spécifiques : l’éducation à la citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire dans l'enseignement en Flandre et à Bruxelles ; le soutien et le développement d'un mouvement de solidarité internationale en Flandre et à Bruxelles ; le plaidoyer au niveau belge et européen en faveur des intérêts des groupes de population dans les pays partenaires. En ce qui concerne les activités dans les pays partenaires, le programme contient un objectif spécifique par pays : Palestine, Burkina Faso, Sénégal, R.D. du Congo, Ouganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Guatemala, Haïti, Colombie, Pérou et Bolivie. Dans les pays partenaires, Broederlijk Delen soutient les organisations locales de la société civile qui sont actives dans le développement d'une agriculture familiale durable, l'économie locale, les droits des peuples indigènes, la citoyenneté participative et la démocratisation.
Perceptions of a Pandemic: Strengthening the quality and relevance of the COVID-19 global response through community input Response wide COVID – 19 GLOBAL SUPPORT community perception.

Communication with and accountability to communities affected by the crisis To better understand how information on COVID-19 has reached populations in several observed and affected countries and influenced trust, behaviour and economic status.
The ongoing response is informed by and adapted to the perspectives of affected and at-risk communities in humanitarian settings, at both national and global levels. 
Global perceptions trend analysis helps to inform global research and learning for future emergencies and the ongoing response to COVID-19 into the future Target group will be affected people in Syria, Uganda, Iraq, Bangladesh, and Somalia. Expense for H2H Covid starting from June 2020

(SGA ref: H2H_2020_CV2_1_GTS)
Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Ground Truth Solutions Core support 2020-2023 Core support to enable Ground Truth Solutions for its mission and activities Core support for our mission to challenge and enable actors in the humanitarian space to listen systematically to people affected by crisis and to use their feedback 
Additionally, core support to enhance our efforts to improve the effectiveness, efficiency and accountability of the humanitarian system Grant Ref 4000003221
Strengthening accountability to affected populations through independent perception monitoring in Burkina Faso Affected people’s perceptions of humanitarian ongoing response of COVID-19 Objectives are to obtain regular, actionable information from affected people about how they perceive implementation of the ongoing response in Burkina Faso, and the shift to the COVID-19 response, as the basis for performance monitoring and course correction Target are people affected by the humanitarian crisis and COV crisis. It targets two of the five affected regions in Burkina Faso (Boucle du Mouhoun, Centre-Nord, Nord, Sahel, and Est) which are Centre Nord and Sahel.

Sample size 400 (telephonic) and 400 (in person) for data collection on region Centre Nord and Sahel Expense for H2H Burkina Faso for Jun - Oct 2020

(SGA ref: H2H_2020_BF2_GTS)
Humanitarian Reform of the United Nations through Core Funding (2017-2020) - Accountable Grant Arrangement DFID Project Number: 300339-109
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Regional: Intellectual Property Crime Training Seminar Operational Meeting
Low Energy Inclusive Appliances The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances programme (LEIA) aims to accelerate the availability, affordability, efficiency, and performance of a range of low energy inclusive appliances particularly suited to developing country contexts. LEIA was designed with extensive industry consultation regarding the specific challenges and opportunities of the off-grid clean energy access appliance market. The LEIA programme will be delivered through an international Efficiency for Access coalition convened by UK aid and Power Africa, involving a range of co-funders including Lighting Global, Rockefeller Foundation, Shell Foundation, Sida, EnDev, Good Energies Foundation, and more. The Efficiency for Access Coalition is coordinated by Energy Saving Trust, which specializes in energy efficiency product verification, data and insight, advice and research, alongside CLASP, the leading international voice and resource for appliance energy efficiency policies and market acceleration initiatives. The Efficiency for Access coalition is now scaling up and bringing together a range of support mechanisms to accelerate energy efficiency in clean energy access efforts, driving markets for super-efficient technologies, supporting innovation, and improving sector coordination.
Integrated Semenawi and Debubawi Bahri-Buri-Irrori- Hawakil Protected Area System for Conservation of Biodiversity and Mitigation of Land Degradation NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Wind Energy Applications NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation Management of Eritrea's Coastal, Marine and Island Biodiversity NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Sustainable Land Management Pilot Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Eritrea: Prevention and Disposal of POPs and Obsolete Pesticides NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Restoring Degraded Forest Landscapes and Promoting Community-based, Sustainable and Integrated Natural Resource Management in the Rora Habab Plateau, Nakfa Sub-zoba, Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Catchments and Landscape Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Recycling Project for Syrian Refugees Living in Za'atari Camp, Jordan (Phase II) In Za'atari camp, the overall objective is to provide Syrian men and women with access to short term resilience opportunities, primarily through Solid Waste Management activities, and to minimise the environmental impact in 6 districts of Za'atari camp.
WASH in Camps Zaatari camp population is currently estimated at 80,000, with contingency planning stating a maximum capacity of 100,000. The camp stopped receiving large new refugee arrivals in April 2014 after the opening of Azraq camp and since that time population has stabilised, allowing for more permanent infrastructure to be constructed. Oxfam is WASH lead agency in 3 districts (water supply, sanitation, community mobilisation/hygiene promotion, and solid waste management). Additionally Oxfam works in partnership with other WASH agencies to ensure contingency planning to meet WASH needs in case of water truck strikes, severe weather, etc. Oxfam is also working in partnership with other WASH agencies, and the Government of Jordan, to constructing a household level water and waste water networks for the entire camp.
Engaging Masculinities in the Field: Integration of Men in WEE, Jordan Linked to an existing project for women's economic empowerment, the project will aim to generate, test and methodologies and tools to gain men as allies for gender equality, while keeping the balance and checking that addressing masculinities makes a difference to gender equality. The project will include to: (i) create an analysis tool as an add -on lens to Gender Analysis focusing on toxic masculinities; (ii) design and test a methodology of engagement of men; (iii) support community engagement activities to continuously address toxic masculinities and building up social norms change around women's economic empowerment.
Stakeholder participation, capacity building and awareness raising SWM - Assessment of the Client's public engagement, awareness raising and communication capacity  - Capacity building of civil society organisations (CSOs)& social enterprises  - Engaging  local  communities  and  groups  in  Amman,  including project  affected  people, refugees,  young  people and  women and environmental organisations in decision  making processes related to Solid Waste Management (SWM).  - Representing  civil  society  and  local  end -users  in consultation  processes carried  out  by Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) and the local authorities on issues related to solid waste management.
Solid Waste Management for Za'atari Camp and surrounding host communities The overall objective of this project is to increase access to good management of municipal solid waste, recyclable materials and organic waste in Za'atari Refugee Camp and neighbouring host communities through a cash for work modality intended to create a large number of livelihood opportunities for refugees and vulnerable Jordanians.  This will be carried out using the cash for work mechanism, to reduce the impact of the Syrian crisis on vulnerable households in Za'atari refugee camp and four municipalities in Mafraq Governate. The project is supported by a national advocacy and influencing campaign, targeting key decision makers, influencers and the general public to improve solid waste management in Jordan.   The project is based on Oxfam's four years of experience and learning in Solid Waste Management (SWM) in Jordan, working with GIZ to improve solid waste management in Jordan.  It includes a strong component of community engagement and behaviour change, to bring a sustainable approach to recycling and solid waste management in the targeted communities.