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Rwanda Energy Sector Development Policy Loan The Program Development Objective (PDO) of the proposed operation is to enable fiscally sustainable expansion of electricity services. The proposed operation is built around two pillars: (i) containing the fiscal impact of the electricity sector; and (ii) improving the operational efficiency, affordability, and accountability of electricity service.
Rwanda Public Sector Governance Program-For-Results The PDO of the Rwanda Public Sector Governance Program-for-Results operation is "to enhance Rwanda's Public Financial Management and statistics systems to improve transparency and accountability in the use of public funds, revenue mobilization and the quality and accessibility of development data for decision making.".
Strengthening Social Protection Project To improve the effectiveness of Rwanda's social protection system, notably the flagship Vision 2020 Umurenge Program (VUP), for targeted vulnerable groups.
Quality of Decentralized Service Delivery Support Development Policy Operation The objective is to support the government's efforts to strengthen accountability governance and improve decentralized service delivery.
Rwanda - Energy Access and Quality Improvement Project Improve access to modern energy for households, enterprises, and public institutions and enhance the efficiency of electricity services in the Republic of Rwanda.
RW-Support to Social Protection System The operation development objective is to support the government policy reform agenda that seeks to consolidate, enhance efficiencyand effectiveness, and expand coverage of its social protection system.
Lake Victoria Transport Program - SOP1, Rwanda The program development objective is to facilitate the sustainable movement of goods and people in the Lake Victoria region, whilststrengthening the institutional framework for transport safety.

The project development objective for SOP1 Rwanda is to improve the efficient and safe movement of goods and people along the regional corridor from the border crossing at Rusumo to the border crossing at Nemba and Rusizi together with upgrades to road asset management and road safety in Rwanda.
Rwanda Transport Sector Development Project The objectives of the project are: (a) to improve the quality of Rwanda's paved road network and (b) to generate sustained employment in rural areas through road maintenance works.
Rwanda Electricity Access Scale-up and Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) Development Project The project development objective is to improve access to reliable and cost-effective electricity services for households and priority public institutions
Rwanda Urban Development Project <p>The project development objective is to provide access to basic infrastructure and enhance urban management in selected urban centers of the participating districts.</p>
Rwanda Quality Basic Education for Human Capital Development Project The PDO is to improve teacher competency and student retention and learning in basic education.
Rwanda Electricity Sector Strengthening Project <p>The Project Development Objective is to enhance the operational efficiency of the electricity utility and increase electricity access.</p>
First Programmatic Human Capital for Inclusive Growth DPF The Program Development Objective is to support economic stability and inclusive growth in Rwanda by (i) promoting long-term fiscal sustainability, (ii) enhancing coverage and equity in access to critical social programs, (iii) enabling learning and development of children, and (iv) strengthening decentralized capacity and accountability for accelerated human capital development.
Land Husbandry, Water Harvesting and Hillside Irrigation The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase the  productivity  and commercialization of hillside agriculture in target areas.
Rwanda Third Support to the Social Protection System (SSPS-3) This Third Support to Social Protection Systems (SSPS-3) operation is the last in this programmatic series of three development policy operations (DPOs) which aims at consolidating the objective to “support the efforts of the Government of Rwanda to enhance the effectiveness and expand the coverage of its social protection system.” The proposed operation supports the second strategic theme ofthe CAS: to reduce social vulnerability and to ensure that the most vulnerable Rwandans also benefit from growth and help Rwanda make further progress in building a more stable society. The operation also provides critical support to the Government of Rwanda's second Economic Development and Poverty Strategy (EDPRS-2 2013-2018) and National Social Protection Strategy (NSPS-2 2013-2018).
Rwanda Public Finance Management Reform Project To improve budget reliability and control of funds for service delivery, enhance budget transparency and increase professionalization of the public finance officials.
Second Rwanda Urban Development Project To improve access to basic services, enhance resilience and strengthen integrated urban planning and management in the City of Kigali and the six secondary cities of Rwanda.
Rwanda Priority Skills for Growth (PSG) The Program Development Objective is to expand opportunities for the acquisition of quality, market-relevant skills in selected economic sectors. The selected economic sectors include Energy, Transport and Logistics, and Manufacturing (with a focus on ‘Made in Rwanda’ products such as construction materials, light manufacturing and agro-processing). 

Building skills to advance the country's economic agenda is a key priority of the GoR's ongoing Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy-2 (EDPRS 2) launched in 2013. EDPRS 2 builds on the country's Vision 2020 which seeks to transform the country by raising its per capita GDP to middle-incomelevel by 2020. The Program is grounded in the Government of Rwanda's (GoR) National Employment Programs (NEP) approved by Cabinet in 2014. NEP was designed to address the employment challenges in Rwanda and equip its population with the skills required to supporteconomic development. 

The main results areas of the operation are: (i) reinforcing governance of the skills development system; (ii ensuring provision of quality training programs with market relevance; (iii) expanding opportunities for continuous upgrading ofjob-relevant skills for sustained employability; and (iv) capacity building for implementation.  

The Program will disburse against achievement of specific Disbursement Linked Results (DLRs) in these results areas
Rwanda - Governance & Competitiveness TA Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to strengthen institutional capacity of selected institutions to improve competitivenessof selected sectors in Rwanda.
Third Rural Sector Support Project In line with the overall APL objective and its programmatic phasing, the Project Development Objectives (PDOs) for RSSP3 are to:

(i)	Increase the agricultural productivity of organized farmers in the marshlands and hillsides of sub-watersheds targeted for development in an environmentally sustainable manner;and

(ii)	Strengthen their participation in market-based value chains.
Rwanda Feeder Roads Development Project The objective of the project is to enhance all season road connectivity to agricultural market centers in selected Districts.
Commercialization and De-Risking for Agricultural Transformation Project The Project Development Objectives are to increase the use of irrigation and commercialization among producers and agribusiness firms in supported value chains, and to increase access to agricultural finance.
Social Protection Transformation Project To strengthen the social protection programs and delivery systems and to improve access of poor and vulnerable households to human capital and economic inclusion services
Second Rural Sector Support The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase agricultural production and marketing in marshland and hillside areas targeted for development under the Project in an environmentally sustainable manner.
Transformation of Agriculture Sector Program 4 Phase 2 To promote the commercialization of agriculture value chains in Rwanda.
Promoting Compliance with International Labor Standards in Colombia Strengthen the capacity of the Colombian labor and national stakeholders to comply with International Labor Standards
Colombia Avanza Colombia Avanza will build the capacity of civil society to more effectively combat child labor and other labor abuses in Colombia's coffee sector. By raising awareness and connecting survivors of labor exploitation to services in two of the largest coffee-producing areas of Colombia, the project helps promote supply chains free of exploitative labor and a fair playing field for workers in the U.S. and around the world.
Reducing Child Labor in Colombia To support Colombia's efforts to reduce child labor, including by promoting safe work in the artisanal non-formal mining sector, and mitigate the risk of injuries for adult workers, which an negatively impact household livelihoods and contribute to child labor.
Vamos Tejiendo: Equal Access to Quality Jobs for Women and Girls in Agriculture (EQUAL) in Colombia In support of the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, EQUAL/Colombia aims to reduce the risk of child labor, forced labor, and other violations of labor rights by empowering vulnerable women and girls working in the production of unrefined brown sugar (panela) and the cut flowers sector and promoting a better understanding of labor rights.
Worker-driven Labor Law Enforcement Centers in Colombia The objective of this project is the improved ability of workers in priority sectors of Colombia to understand and exercise their labor rights.
Equal Access to Quality Jobs for Women and Girls in Agriculture (EQUAL) in Colombia In support of the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, EQUAL/Colombia aims to reduce the risk of child labor, forced labor, and other violations of labor rights by empowering vulnerable women and girls working in the production of unrefined brown sugar (panela) and the cut flowers sector and promoting a better understanding of labor rights.
Improving Workers' Understanding of and Ability to Protect and Claim their Labor Rights in Colombia Improving Workers' Understanding of and Ability to Protect and Claim their Labor Rights in Colombia
Building the Capacity of Civil Society to Combat Child Labor and Improve Working Conditions in Colombia This project will build the capacity of civil society organizations to more effectively detect and combat child labor and unacceptable working conditions in artisanal and small-scale mines in Colombia. It will form networks of civil society organizations and empower local communities to build a grassroots movement to improve working conditions and reduce the risk that children will be used in this harmful work.
Strengthening Protections of International Labor Rights Strengthen the capacity of workers to file complaints/cases for labor law violations
Advancing Labor Compliance in Colombia's Port Sector The project aims to improve compliance with national laws related to internationally recognized labor rights in the port sector in Colombia.
Promoting Compliance with International Labor Standards in Colombia Building the Capacity of the Labor Ministry with emphasis on the Labor Inspectorate
Building the Capacity of the Colombian Labor Ministry Strengthen worker rights in Colombia based on ILO principles and following up the recommendations the February 2011 ILO High-level Tripartite Mission to Colombia, the commitments of the Colombia -United States Colombia Action Plan related to Labor Rights (Action Plan)
SEF Tesinma Coachbuilding Project SUMMARY OF PROJECT INFORMATION     Project Name			Eritrea-Tesinma    Region				Sub-Saharan Africa    Sector				Automotive (Coachbuilding)    Project No.				008224    Projected Board Date:		June 20, 1997    Company Name:			Tesinma    Technical Partners and/or Major Shareholders: The main sponsors are Mr. Tesfay Yhdego (42) and his wife Ms. Delia Brox.  Mr. Tesfay is an Eritrean national who has lived for over 20 years in Germany and obtained a degree in Production Engineering.  Ms. Brox, a German national, is also a qualified Production Engineer and both have had over 15 years experience in designing factories for batch and jobbing production. An Italian bus and coach builder (Cacciamali S.P.A) is to collaborate with Tesinma either as a technical partner or as a shareholder.    Project Cost and proposed IFC investment    	Project Cost:		US$1.91 million   	IFC Investment: 		US$0.43 million (loan), and US$0.25 						million (equity)    Location of Project and Description of Site:  Dekemhare, a town earmarked for industrial development about 40 kilometers west of Asmara, Eritreas capital.    Description of Company and Purpose of Project:  The venture will trade under the name of Tesinma, a newly established Company whose majority shareholder will be Mr. Tesfay. The project aims to assemble buses, dump trucks and flat trucks using completely knocked-down (CKD) kits.  Because Eritrea has the necessary skilled labor but much lower wage costs, it will be possible to assemble vehicles more cheaply than those presently imported as completely built-up units (CBU). Tesinma also plans to export to neighboring countries such as Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia. The Company also plans to provide maintenance services which are scarcely available in the country at present.    Environmental Category and Issues:  This is a category B project according to IFC''s environmental review procedure.  Environmental issues associated with this project include liquid and solid wastes disposal; handling and storage of hazardous materials, fuel, and oil; recycling of metals, solvents, oil, and motor fluids.  Occupational health and safety issues include employee exposure to dust, heat, noise and hazardous materials, and fire prevention and emergency evacuation.  The sponsor has submitted preliminary information identifying key mitigation measures, these include: proper storage of paints, thinners, and fuel; employee safety training; and provision of fire extinguishers.  Solid waste will be recycled as  appropriate, and it is expected that sewage will be discharged via soakaway. The project ERS is expected to be submitted to the PIC by May 16, 1997.    Date SPI sent to PIC		April 15, 1997			    For additional Information contact:	Corporate Relations Unit  -  telephone (202) 473-7711  -  facsimile: (202) 974-4384  Environmental documents for this project are available at http://www.ifc.org and from the World Bank InfoShop (http://www.worldbank.org/html/pic/aboutinfo.html).
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Ecuador Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Ecuador
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Revenue Policy - Ecuador The goal of this project is to support the Ecuador's efforts to increase domestic resource mobilization -- which is part of the GoE's broader economic reform objectives -- by building SRI's capacity in key operational areas of tax administration, including: 1) audit quality review; 2) specialized sector audit; 3) data management and analysis; 4) internal audit and internal investigations; 5) project management and change management; 6) human resources; and, 7) transfer pricing.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Ecuador Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Ecuador
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Ecuador 02 IFT This project will provide technical assistance to the newly established Public Private Partnership (PPP) unit in the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). In 2016, Ecuador passed a law on PPPs and Foreign Investment with incentives such as tax benefits for undertaking public infrastructure projects including ports, airports, highways, electricity and urban mass transit. The law introduced essential elements regarding rules for structuring PPPs, features for private initiatives and mechanisms for compensation following early termination, and the like. This law was enacted to close gaps in existing laws necessary to initiate successful infrastructure PPP projects. The Advisor will provide infrastructure technical assistance to the Director of the PPP Unit at the MEF in the following areas: (1) Develop concession strategies for projects and enterprises to attract private sector investment; (2) Develop analytical framework for prioritizing projects for economic viability; and, (3) Build institutional and personnel capacity within the PPP Unit..
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Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Ecuador The advisors intend to provide assistance to the Superintendencia de Bancos del Ecuador to achieve the following objectives: Strengthening risk-based supervision of the IBSS-BIESS Holding; Identifying weaknesses and improving MIS, appraisal, financial standards and audit; Analysis and definition of a computer tool for risk-based supervision, and accompaniment in the process of its implementation; Problem Bank, Bank Resolution Framework and Financial Stability. The advisors also are working on supporting the SB in developing and standardizing methodologies for addressing problem banks and exiting failing banks from the financial.system in a way that does not trigger additional damage; and lastly appraisal of assets. The advisor is providing technical assistance to the Ecuador Corporacion Seguro De Depositos, Fondo De Liquidez Y Fondo De Seguris Privados (COSEDE) in developing its fund management and investment policies so that they match the agencys purposes; and in defining its policies on liquidity support from the liquidity fund.
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Ecuador Assist the Government of Ecuador (GoE) to improve effective implementation of its anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) regime. Capacity building activities will focus on (1) helping the Ecuadorian financial intelligence unit (FIU), the Financial and Economic Analysis Unit (UAFE), to improve its ability to receive, analyze and disseminate financial intelligence; (2) supporting regulatory authorities to conduct effective risk-based AML/CFT supervision of the financial and non-financial sectors; and 3) assisting relevant stakeholders to improve their capacity to investigate and prosecute money laundering and related crimes, including successful forfeiture and management of illicit proceeds.
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Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Ecuador IFT Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Ecuador IFT
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Ecuador The goal of this project is to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Ecuador (GOE) to issue and manage government debt in order to affordably, efficiently, and transparently satisfy their domestic funding requirements and to serve as a foundation for broader capital market development and private sector-led economic growth. Project activities include: 1) developing the relevant laws and regulations, staff capacity, and process to define government borrowing, issue and manage debt, and regulate the government debt market; 2) reprofiling GOE's liability portfolio to eliminate spikes in debt service in their existing debt portfolio; 3) developing a primary and; (4) secondary market auction system that will allow the GOE to access market funding, manage issuances, increase price transparency, increase liquidity, and encourage capital market participation by public and private investors and issuers; and 5) supporting the development of a strong Central Depository System to provide safe and transparent custodial, transfer, registry and transaction settlement services.
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Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - Ecuador The Debt Resident Advisor is providing technical assistance to Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) officials who have responsibility for capital market development, and public debt issuance and management; and to coordinate these efforts with other public and private sector capital market stakeholders. OTA intends to provide assistance to achieve the following objectives: Reforms to the legal and regulatory framework and regime for government securities and capital market conduct; Sufficient funding of deficits and investment through the predictable, transparent, issuance of standardized government securities in the domestic capital market; Increased secondary market liquidity through introduction of benchmark government debt securities, extension of the yield curve, use of repurchase agreements, and organization of market intermediaries; Safe, efficient securities auction, trading, settlement and registry functions and infrastructure; and a strong capacity for debt strategy development, risk analysis and management, approval and management of guarantees, liability management operations, market communications, and debt recording and reporting.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure - Ecuador Provides technical assistance to the newly established Public Private Partnership unit within the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The advisor focuses on developing concession strategies for projects and enterprises to attract private sector investment, analytical framework for prioritizing projects for economic viability, and building institutional and personnel capacity within the Unit.
YW4A South Sudan Program (CAPAD) The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme South Sudan
YW4A Global The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme- Global
YW4A Egypt Program (IMC) The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme Egypt
YW4A Palestine Program (ELCJHL) The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme Palestine
YW4A Kenya Program (F2A) The Young Women for Awareness, Agency, Advocacy, and Accountability (YW4A) Programme Kenya
Lebanon-DFID Global Mine Action Programme (GMAP 2) 2018-2020 (PO8248) - LOT 2 MAG as the lead agency has formed a partnership with two other leading global mine action organisations, the Halo Trust and NPA, to deliver a comprehensive response to DFID’s requirement for Humanitarian Mine Action activities in Burma, Laos, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, South Sudan and Vietnam. The three organisations have decades of experience in delivering relevant activities across the five countries, and will draw on the additional expertise of GICHD and other partners for specific inputs towards delivery of the expected outcomes and impact. Men, women, boys and girls benefit from land cleared and reduced - Infrastructure, private and public property, land and public facilities are made available for potential use from land cleared and reduced - Men, women, boys and girls retain RE knowledge and behave in a safer manner Women, girls, boys and men at-risk from or whose socio-economic development is hindered by landmines or other explosive remnants of war.