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Improving maternal, and infant and young child nutrition in Sidoarjo and Malang, East Java Under five-nutrition is still a major problem in Indonesia and one that has not improved much over the last decade. Indonesia is off track to meet MDG1. In fact, Indonesia ranks the fifth in world for the total number of children under five suffering from stunted growth and lags significantly behind other similar middle-income Asian countries in key nutrition indicators. Stunting prevalence among children under five years old (U5) was 37% in 2007 and it had only decreased slightly to 36% by 2010.  The percentage of underweight U5 old Indonesian children has remained stagnant at 18% since 2007.  In addition, maternal anemia is estimated at 44% and more than 11% of Indonesian children are born with low birth weights.  Low birth weight prevalence has actually increased in Indonesia during the 2000s. Therefore, actions are required to address the high rate of stunting in these districts, particularly by targeting the most vulnerable populations including pregnant women, neonates, infants, and young children.  

In this project Save the Children will contribute to this by building an Infant and Young Child Feeding IYCF programming model to address stunting including increasing demand for nutrition and health services; improving the availability and quality of those services; and improving household nutrition practices.  We will compliment this by working to enhance the enabling environment and the impact of services that do exist.  We will implement all actions through current structures so that good practices can be replicated.  Our targeted, multi-faceted, and intensive approach will allow us to share lessons learned throughout the two target districts and the East Java province in order to seek scale-up of promising actions principally by using public sector health and nutrition funding.  All activities will contribute to achieving the objectives of the overall GAIN BADUTA nutrition project in Indonesia and fit within the overall structure of the broader project. The Goal of the Project is to contribute to reducing malnutrition among infants, and young children (up to 24 months) and pregnant and lactating women in East Java

The Objective are:
•	To increase understanding of the specific constraints to improved child and maternal nutrition in Sidoarjo, Malang, and East Java, and identify promising practices for scale-up.
•	Improve access to quality health and nutritional services that support improved pregnant woman, infant, and young child feeding practices (up to 24 months)
•	Improve maternal and young child nutrition practices at the household level and build demand for essential nutrition services
•	Improve the enabling environment in Sidoarjo, Malang, and throughout East Java in support of reducing stunting in young children up to 24 months Target Group/Coverage: total population of approximately 500,000 – 600,000 people with an emphasis on the most disadvantaged population.
Feasibility Study - DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL TRUNKING TECHNOLOGY, through Government of Chile USTDA is providing funding, in an amount not to exceed $436,000, for a feasibility study grant to Gallyas S.A. of Chile (Gallyas). The study will enable Gallyas to upgrade from an analog to a digital technology trunking platform. The feasibility study addresses the technical, commercial, legal/regulatory and organizational aspects of the digital technology trunking migration process.
Definitional Mission - Transportation Project Opportunities, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This $50,000 Definitional Mission evaluates opportunities in the aviation and multimodal sectors for USTDA funding consideration.
Orientation Visit - PORT OPERATIONAL ENHANCEMENT TECHNOLOGIES, through Meridian International Center This $215,946 Port Operational Enhancement Technologies Reverse Trade Mission brings officials from Chile on a visit to the United States to familiarize them with the latest available port modernization technologies, including logistics management software and port security systems. This visit includes meetings with U.S. suppliers as well as site visits to relevant U.S. ports.
Feasibility Study - Puerto Natales 5 MW Biomass Energy Plant, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - Puerto Natales 5 MW Biomass Energy Plant, through Government of Chile
Feasibility Study - Puerto Natales 5 MW Biomass Energy Plant, through Black & Veatch Holding Company Puerto Natales 5 MW Biomass Energy Plant Feasibility Study
Orientation Visit - Smart Grid Technologies and Policy RTM, through MFM Lamey Group, LLC This $157,743 Reverse Trade Mission brings Chilean legislative, regulatory and private power utility company representatives to the U.S. to familiarize them with the most recent advancements in the U.S. Smart Grid arena and expose them to related U.S. solutions to assure effective implementation of smart grid networks in Chile.
Feasibility Study - Cochrane-Puerto Montt Airspace and Aerodrome Modernization Plan, through Government of Chile USTDA provided $673,000 in grant funding to support a feasibility study for the Civil General Aviation Directorate (Direccion General de Aeronautica Civil, DGAC) to develop a functional surveillance solution for the airspace between the airports of Cochrane and Puerto Montt, and to prepare a development plan for the modernization of the Cochrane Airport.
Feasibility Study - Low-Head Hydropower Project Portfolio, through Government of Chile This $721,657 feasibility study entails the selection of two low-head hydro projects (Pilot Projects) from a total of four potential sites based on economics and implementation timeframe. The study will conduct assessments and include the engineering designs of the two selected Pilot Projects, as well as identify a portfolio of 50-150 megawatts (Portfolio) of additional low-head hydropower projects and evaluate their viability. The grantee is Telecommunicaciones y Energia, Wireless Energy (Chile) Ltda. (Wireless Energy), an experienced alternative energy project developer based in Puerto Montt in southern Chile. U.S. company Natel Energy, Inc. (Alameda, CA) is the sole-source contractor for this activity. Natel Energy is a U.S. manufacturer that has developed and patented a turbine (hydroEngine TM) for low-head sites that would be used in the hydro plants to be developed by Wireless Energy.
Feasibility Study - AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, FACILITIES, AND SAFETY AND SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS, through Government of Chile USTDA is providing a $351,200 Feasibility Study grant to the Airports Director (DAP) in Chile. DAP has requested assistance in creating a Master Plan that will guide the modernization and development of Balmaceda Airport in order to accommodate existing and future demand.
Feasibility Study - Cochrane-Puerto Montt Airspace and Aerodome Modernization Plan, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - Cochrane-Puerto Montt Airspace and Aerodome Modernization Plan, through Government of Chile
Feasibility Study - 99 MW Tablaruca Wind Farm on Chiloe Island, through Government of Chile USTDA is providing $610,000 in grant funding to support a feasibility study to determine the technical, economic, financial, and environmental viability of a wind farm of approximately 99 megawatts (MW) on the island of Chiloe. The grantee is Empresa Eolica Tablaruca S.A (Tablaruca Wind Company or Tablaruca).
Feasibility Study - 58 MW Combined Biomass and Hydroelectric Renewable Energy Park, through Government of Chile This $607,000 feasibility study is assessing the economic, commercial, and environmental feasibility of a 58 megawatt (MW) renewable energy park on a 24,000 acre plot of land near Mulchen, Chile, consisting of an 18 MW biomass energy plant, a 33 MW hydroelectric plant, and a 7 MW small hydroelectric plant, and is preparing a conceptual engineering design for the park.
Reverse Trade Mission - Punta Arenas Coal Gasification, through The Webster Group Punta Arenas Coal Gasification Reverse Trade Mission
Feasibility Study - Low-Head Hydropower Project Portfolio, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - Low-Head Hydropower Project Portfolio, through Government of Chile
Technical Assistance - National Emergency Backbone Network, through Government of Chile USTDA is providing $514,548 in grant funding to provide technical assistance to the Subsecretariat of Telecommunications to develop a National Emergency Backbone Network (NEBN) in Chile. The objective of the NEBN is to improve coordination and response to natural and man-made disasters. The NEBN will enable the currently disparate systems of various public-safety organizations to interoperate. The grantee, the Subsecretariat of Telecommunications, will oversee the planning and acquisition of the system.
Technical Assistance - Port Operational Enhancement Technologies, through Meridian International Center The Port Operational Enhancement Technologies Reverse Trade Mission brought officials from Chile on a visit to the United States to familiarize them with the latest available port modernization technologies, including logistics management software and port security systems. This visit included meetings with U.S. suppliers as well as site visits to relevant U.S. ports.
Feasibility Study - Development of Digital Trunking Technology, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - Development of Digital Trunking Technology, through Government of Chile
Feasibility Study - San Antonio - Santiago Intermodal Corridor Project, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - San Antonio - Santiago Intermodal Corridor Project, through Government of Chile
Feasibility Study - 58 MW Combined Biomass and Hydroelectric Renewable Energy Park, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - 58 MW Combined Biomass and Hydroelectric Renewable Energy Park, through Government of Chile
Orientation Visit - AIR NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGIES REVERSE TRADE MISSION, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc. This $69,000 reverse trade mission familiarizes representatives from Chile's Civil General Aviation Directorate (Direccion General de Aeronautica Civil, DGAC) with the development, implementation, and regulation of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) and Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS) airspace technologies.
Definitional Mission - Transportation Sector Projects, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency Definitional Mission - Transportation Sector Projects, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency
Feasibility Study - San Antonio Santiago Intermodal Corridor, through WorleyParsons Limited San Antonio - Santiago Intermodal Corridor Feasibility Study
Reverse Trade Mission - Punta Arenas Coal Gasification Technologies, through The Webster Group Reverse Trade Mission - Punta Arenas Coal Gasification Technologies, through The Webster Group
Orientation Visit - Desalination Technologies Orientation Visit, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc. Orientation Visit - Desalination Technologies Orientation Visit, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc.
Reverse Trade Mission - Smart Grid Technologies and Policy, through MFM Lamey Group, LLC Reverse Trade Mission - Smart Grid Technologies and Policy, through MFM Lamey Group, LLC
Feasibility Study - 58 MW Combined Biomass and Hydroelectric Renewable Energy Park, through Black & Veatch Holding Company 58 MW Combined Biomass and Hydroelectric Renewable Energy Park Feasibility Study
Definitional Mission - Renewable Energy Sector Projects, through Castalia LLC This definitional mission identified and evaluated several renewable energy feasibility study and technical assistance requests in Chile.
Definitional Mission - Renewable Energy Sector Projects, through Castalia LLC Definitional Mission - Renewable Energy Sector Projects, through Castalia LLC
Technical Assistance - National Emergency Backbone Network, through Winbourne Consulting, LLC National Emergency Backbone Network Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - San Antonio Santiago Intermodal Corridor, through Government of Chile This $620,000 grant supports a feasibility study to analyze the technical and financial aspects of implementing the proposed San Antonio-Santiago Intermodal Corridor (Project) in Chile. The grantee is the Empresa Portuaria de San Antonio (Port Company of San Antonio or EPSA), a government-owned company responsible for overseeing the development and operation of the port of San Antonio. The objective of the Project is to achieve maximum efficiency for containerized cargo movements through the port of San Antonio and intermodal facilities in the Santiago metropolitan area, with support for EPSA and the cargo handling capabilities of other public and private sector stakeholders. The proposed Project is expected to significantly enhance Chiles economic development and lessen the environmental impact of its cargo transport by transporting more by rail rather than by truck.
Reverse Trade Mission - Punta Arenas Coal Gasification, through The Webster Group This reverse trade mission (RTM) familiarized Chilean delegates with U.S. technologies for coal gasification. The RTM provided the delegation with information for the development of a coal gasification facility at Mina Invierno in southern Chile. The delegation visited coal gasification facilities in operation in the United States and met with U.S. technology suppliers.
Reverse Trade Mission - Port Operational Enhancement Technologies, through Meridian International Center Reverse Trade Mission - Port Operational Enhancement Technologies, through Meridian International Center
Feasibility Study - 99 MW Tablaruca Wind Farm On Chiloe Island, through Nexant, Inc. 99 MW Tablaruca Wind Farm on Chiloe Island Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study - Low-Head Hydropower Project Portfolio, through Natel Energy, Inc. Low-Head Hydropower Project Portfolio Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study - 99 MW Tablaruca Wind Farm on Chiloe Island, through Government of Chile Feasibility Study - 99 MW Tablaruca Wind Farm on Chiloe Island, through Government of Chile
Definitional Mission - Information and Communications Technologies Opportunites, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This $40,000 Definitional Mission (DM) evaluates ICT sector Feasibility Study and Technical Assistance requests in Chile. The DM evaluates projects involving the National Institute of Intellectual Property and Subsecretariat of Telecommunications.
Feasibility Study - Puerto Natales 5 MW Biomass Energy Plant, through Government of Chile This $484,000 feasibility study grant supports the development of a 5 megawatt (MW) biomass energy plant in Puerto Natales, Chile. The technology options to be assessed are combined heat and power (CHP) and biomass gasification. The feasibility study is assisting Monte Alto Forestal S.A. (MAFSA) in assessing the technical, economic, financial, and environmental feasibility of a biomass plant expected to use biomass resources from MAFSA's forestry operations.
Technical Assistance - NATIONAL EMERGENCY BACKBONE NETWORK, through Government of Chile USTDA is providing $514,548 for technical assistance to the Subsecretariat of Telecommunications to develop a National Emergency Backbone Network (NEBN) in Chile. The objective of the NEBN is to improve coordination and response to natural and man-made disasters. The NEBN will enable the currently disparate systems of various public-safety organizations to interoperate. The grantee, the Subsecretariat of Telecommunications, will oversee the planning and acquisition of the system.
DPSP I: Geothermal Development Lending Facility (GeoDELF) Support sub-project sponsors during the early stage of the Geothermal Power Plants (GPPs) development through a risk mitigation financial instrument; also provide technical assistance to promote best practices in the development of geothermal resources for power and heat generation, particularly at early stage.
Commercializing Sustainable Energy Finance Program Provide investment and advisory services to local financial institutions to develop lending programs for energy efficiency projects; 4.2 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
SME Energy Efficiency Project / Renewable Energy Integration-TA Include development of transmission infrastructure and smart-grid investments to strengthen grid operation and management to facilitate faster development of wind power
Private Sector Sustainable Energy Financing Facility (TurSEFF) Provide financing to TurSEFF, which makes funding available to commercial banks for on-lending to private sector borrowers for energy efficiency and small-scale renewable energy investments; 9.6 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
Geothermal Development Project Scale up private sector investment in geothermal energy development by reducing the risks taken on by the private sector in the exploratory phases, and by providing access to long-term financing for resource development phases.
Private Sector Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project Provide financing for private sector investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency, with credit intermediated through Turkish banks;  28.7 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
Residential Energy Efficiency Finance Facility (TuREEFF) Finance energy efficiency upgrades and improvements in private residential properties related to thermal protection or efficiency of mechanical and electrical services; 0.3-0.54 MtCO2e per year GHG savings and 265 TWh of total avoided energy use expected
Renewable Energy Integration Project Alleviate key barriers that inhibit faster development of wind energy in Turkey through development of transmission infrastructure, smart-grid investments, better inter-connection of wind energy locations, strengthening of transmission networks, and technical assistance; targeted 600 MW installed capacity,  10.42 MtCO2e GHG savings.
DPSP III: Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings The project development objectives are to reduce energy use in central government buildings and develop a transition plan to introduce sustainable financing and institutional mechanisms to support a scaled-up, national program for energy efficiency in public buildings
Commercializing Sustainable Energy Finance Phase II (CSEF II) Further motivate transformation of sustainable energy lending practices and stimulate the market for deeper engagement of local financial institutions, particularly in the nascent market of green buildings
People in Iraq, particularly underserved, marginalised and vulnerable populations, have equitable and sustainable access to quality gender and age-responsive protection and social protection systms and services People in Iraq, particularly underserved, marginalised and vulnerable populations, have equitable and sustainable access to quality gender and age-responsive protection and social protection systms and services
UN Women practices RBM and high quality of programme implementation through managing its financial and other resources with integrity and in line with its programmatic vision and financial commitments UN Women practices RBM and high quality of programme implementation through managing its financial and other resources with integrity and in line with its programmatic vision and financial commitments
Women are perceived as equally legitimate and effective leaders as men throughout all spheres of society Related national priorities as outlined in the National Strategy for Transformation 2017 - 2024 (NST1) Transformational Governance Pillar:
- Priority area 1: Reinforce Rwandan culture and values as a foundation for unity
Enhanced access to quality social services, protection and self-reliance opportunities for all people living in vulnerable situations in the country UNSDCF Outcome 2
Output 5.1 PPID effectively leads implementation of strategic plan through policy and programme support and technical guidance to ROs and COs Output 5.1 PPID effectively leads implementation of strategic plan through policy and programme support and technical guidance to ROs and COs
UN Women Staff has the capacity and accountability for delivering results in Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment UN Women Rwanda Country office will ensure will ensure to have the right size of its personnel to manage the new set of office programmes for greater efficiency, effectiveness and sustained engagement in integrated policy advice, knowledge generation and impact programming. In addition to that, capacity building for all staff will be conducted through Results Based Management and Financial Reporting training and other Ad hoc trainings.
Women participate in labour market through innovative partnerships and platforms with private sector, civil society and government. UN Women will build the capacity and skills of Women in productive economic engagement  to allow them to participate in the economy. this will be done through  innovative partnerships and platforms with private sector, civil society and government
Output 1.1 UN Women effectively leads, coordinates and promotes accountability for the implementation of gender equality commitments across the UN system UN Women CO will work with UN agencies in Kazakhstan to ensure implementation of gender equality commitment through gender-mainstreaming of UNSDCF processes, active engagement in joint programming and strategic planning. UN Women will lead a coordination and cooperation of UN work on gender and development using corporate mechanisms such as GTG and Gender Score Card.
More women play a greater role and are better served by humanitarian response and recovery efforts More women play a greater role and are better served by humanitarian response and recovery efforts
UN-Women communications capacity and systems provide a foundation for effective advocacy for gender equality and the empowerment of women Under this output,  the CO will support the availability and the implementation of a comprehensive multimedia communications strategy for increased sensitization on gender equality and women empowerment as well as increase visibility of UN WOMEN mandate and work in Cote d'Ivoire.
More effective programmes on in gender inequality of risk and in women´s leadership, empowerment, access and protection in crisis response are implemented by UNW offices in LAC In terms of humanitarian action, the RO will strengthen efforts towards further mainstreaming GEEW in humanitarian action, crisis prevention and crisis response in the region.
Duty bearers address newly emerged gender issues in their work to ensure Chinese women’s access to development benefits. This outcome corresponds to supporting grant making modality including technical support and capacity development for a wide range of stakeholders, particularly the provincial government, CSO organizations, local foundation and academic institutions in the new emerging areas of gender equality and women's empowerment in the rapidly changing context of China's domestic development efforts for SDG attainment and important role in the global partnership.
OEE 5: UN Women efficiently and effectively discharges of all business processes that advance integrated delivery of its mandate at HQ, Regional and Country levels, including through shared services OEE 5: UN Women efficiently and effectively discharges of all business processes that advance integrated delivery of its mandate at HQ, Regional and Country levels, including through shared services
UN-Women is recognized as a hub of knowledge for achieving gender equality and women’s empowerment around the world UN Women will develop and implement a knowledge management strategy and a knowledge management and communications plan, following the HQ guidance, to promote gender equality and women's empowerment
Nurturing an empowered workforce and advancing an inclusive UN-Women culture With its unique and inclusive culture, UN Women is an employer of choice with a diverse and highly performing cadre of personnel that
embodies UN values.
Output 2.2: UN Women Cameroon establishes a strong partnership with civil society and regional organizations The aim is to support the implementation of the GTOG action plan