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Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund This grant will support veterinary inverventions for black and white rhinos in the South East lowveld of Zimbabwe for emergency health care and essential management operations in order to improve rhino security, monitoring of individuals and metapopulation management. The recipient will work with an experienced team to locate and immobilize rhinos when necessary in order to treat the animals for a) emergency veterinary treatment of snare injuries and other injuries, b) ear-notching and fitting horn implant transmitters to aid rhino monitoring, c) translocating rhinos in vulnerable areas to places of greater safety, d) dehorning to reduce poaching risk.
Matobo National Park: Annual darting and immobilisation of black and white rhino for routine dehorning and ear-notching to aid monitoring and protection strategies The government of Zimbabwe has decided to dehorn black and white rhinos in Matobo National Park routinely to minimize the risk of poaching and to notch the rhinos ears to facilitate individual monitoring for security and management. This grant will support a partner organization to conduct the veterinary operations to immobilize rhinos for dehorning and notching in 2016.
ENSURING THE LONG-TERM SECURITY OF THE ELEPHANT POPULATION OF GONAREZHOU NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE The purpose of this project is to promote the long-term recovery of an important elephant population in Zimbabwe, including expansion into adjacent safari hunting areas and cross-border corridors. The elephants of Gonarezhou National Park, most recently estimated at more than 10,000 individuals, are part of the Greater Limpopo transfrontier population that extends into Mozambique and South Africa. In contrast to other neighboring sites, the documented number of poached elephants has been declining in Gonarezhou as anti-poaching effort has increased. Aerial survey and elephant collaring data indicate, however, that elephants are remaining within the safety of park boundaries and are not expanding into adjacent areas of available habitat. This project attempts to change that dynamic by maintaining anti-poaching pressure where park management has been successful and working towards greater security in adjoining wildlife areas in Zimbabwe and neighboring Mozambique. Specific activities include: (1) operational support for park rangers, including foot and vehicle patrols, basic equipment, improvements to the radio network, vehicle support, and anti-poaching infrastructure development along the Zimbabwe-Mozambique borde
REINTRODUCTION OF BLACK RHINO INTO GONAREZHOU NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE #2: LONG-TERM SECURITY THROUGH TARGETED TECHNOLOGY, PROTECTION AND MONITORING THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT A CONSERVATION EFFORT IN GONAREZHOU NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE BY ENSURING THE SECURITY OF THE REINTRODUCED BLACK RHINOCEROS POPULATION AND MAINTAINING RHINOCEROS HEALTH, BREEDING POTENTIAL, AND DISPERSAL AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS. THIS PROJECT IS INTENDED TO CONSERVE THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL BLACK RHINOCEROS SUBSPECIES BY ADDRESSING THE IMPACTS OF THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: (1) SUPPORTING RHINOCEROS SECURITY (2) CONDUCTING MONITORING OF THE POPULATION AND (3) CARRYING OUT AN ANNUAL RHINOCEROS AUDIT FOR THE REESTABLISHMENT OF A VIABLE BLACK RHINOCEROS POPULATION.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Zimbabwe rhino management policy includes marking or tagging individual rhinos to facilitate regular, frequent individual monitoring for security purposes, and dehorning (removing rhino horns) in regions of perceived threat to reduce the incentive and rewards for poachers. Funding will support the costs necessary to hire experienced veterinarians and pilots to locate and immobilize rhinos in Matopos National Park for ear-notching and dehorning.
MATOPOS NATIONAL PARK: ANNUAL DARTING AND IMMOBILISATION OF BLACK AND WHITE RHINO FOR ROUTINE DEHORNING AND EAR-NOTCHING TO AID MONITORING AND PROTECTION STRATEGIES. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT A CONSERVATION EFFORT IN MATOPOS NATIONAL PARK, ZIMBABWE BY AIDING POPULATION MONITORING AND PROTECTION STRATEGIES. THIS PROJECT IS INTENDED TO CONSERVE RHINOCEROS AND THEIR HABITAT BY ADDRESSING THE IMPACTS OF TARGETED POACHING. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 ORGANIZING RHINOCEROS MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS WITH GOVERNMENT PARTNERS 2 SUPPORTING TECHNICAL PERSONNEL 3 IMMOBILIZING RHINOCEROS FOR DEHORNING AND EAR-NOTCHING AND 4 COLLECTING BIOMETRIC DATA TO INFORM POPULATION MANAGEMENT.
Critically-Endangered Species-International Grants Conserving the endangered African wild dog in the Zimbabwean part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area
Continued support for rhinoceros management operations, Zimbabwe 2014-2015 This grant will support veterinary inverventions for black and white rhinos in the South East lowveld of Zimbabwe for emergency health care and essential management operations in order to improve rhino security, monitoring of individuals and metapopulation management. The recipient will work with an experienced team to locate and immobilize rhinos when necessary in order to treat the animals for a) emergency veterinary treatment of snare injuries and other injuries, b) ear-notching and fitting horn implant transmitters to aid rhino monitoring, c) translocating rhinos in vulnerable areas to places of greater safety, d) dehorning to reduce poaching risk.
Ensuring the long term security of the elephant population of Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe Funds will support expanded security measures and community engagement in and around Gonarezhou National Park. Activities will include foot, mobile, and canine patrols in poaching hotspots and in vulnerable areas such as the Mozambique border, river floodplains, and pans in central Gonarezhou. Other activities include education and awareness raising efforts to bring attention to the damage being done by poisoning and raising the profile of the Parks elephants through the iconic elephant project.
MOBILIST The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) launched a public competition in February 2021, engaging financial institutions in a competitive search for the best sustainable infrastructure proposals that can be listed, either on the London Stock Exchange and/or local exchanges. 

The FCDO seeks to demonstrate that large scale institutional flows of capital for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and climate financing through listed instruments is possible. The competition is the first in a series under the Mobilising Institutional Capital Through Listed Product Structures (MOBILIST) programme. MOBILIST seeks to identify listed product structures or platforms for FCDO to invest in and eventually bring to Initial Public Offering (IPO).
PwC supplier spend publication 7 PwC's payment to third party suppliers from 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2017 for DFID projects.
Girls Education Challenge 2B The Girls’ Education Challenge (GEC) was launched by the UK in 2012 as a 12 year commitment to reach the most marginalised girls in the world and is the largest global fund dedicated to girls’ education. The UK is committed to ensuring millions of girls in some of the poorest countries, including girls who have disabilities or are at risk of being left behind, receive a quality education. Through the GEC, we aim to transform the lives of over one million of the world’s most marginalised girls through quality education and learning. Access to a good quality education and learning opportunities will empower these girls to secure a better future for themselves, their families and their communities. GEC 2B is the next phase of this programme commencing in July 2020
Africa Investment Technical Assistance Facility The UK-Africa Investment Summit aimed to drive increased investment into Africa and long-term inclusive growth. The UK Government established a Technical Assistance (TA) Facility to support the preparation and delivery of Summit content. It provided analysis, digital content and factsheets, as well as support to the delivery of a series of pre-Summit events. The UK-Africa Investment Summit TA Facility was led by PwC and drew on expertise from an alliance that included WAVTEQ, Vivid Economics, OCO Global, WG Inclusive and Adam Smith International. The contract is being extended to build on the legacy of the Summit to monitor impact, deliver scoping studies and technical advice around trade and investment in Africa, particularly related to Covid-19. The alliance remains the same, with the addition of Wellspring Development Capital.
Girls Education Challenge The Girls’ Education Challenge (GEC) was launched by the UK in 2012 as a 12 year commitment to reach the most marginalised girls in the world and is the largest global fund dedicated to girls’ education. The UK is committed to ensuring millions of girls in some of the poorest countries, including girls who have disabilities or are at risk of being left behind, receive a quality education. Through the GEC, we aim to transform the lives of over one million of the world’s most marginalised girls through quality education and learning. Access to a good quality education and learning opportunities will empower these girls to secure a better future for themselves, their families and their communities.
Work and Opportunities for Women The Work and Opportunities for Women (WOW) programme is a £10.2 million flagship programme funded by the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID). The objective of WOW is that women have access to improved economic opportunities through business interventions in supply chains and economic development programmes. The five year programme began in October 2017 and aims to enhance the economic empowerment of 300,000 women working in global value chains by September 2022. It will achieve this goal by supporting businesses, organisations and programmes that are ready and willing to act on women’s economic empowerment; enabling players across the supply chain ecosystem to drive change; and influencing the UK and global agenda on women’s economic empowerment. WOW is being delivered by a consortium of global experts at the cutting edge of women’s economic empowerment research, program design, and delivery—including PwC, BSR, CARE International, the University of Manchester, and Social Development Direct. WOW’s priority sectors are garments, agriculture and personal care. The DFID focus countries that the programme is most likely to work in are those where global companies have supply chains e.g. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria and Ethiopia. To date, the programme is working in India, Bangladesh, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda and South Africa. In January 2020 it was announced that the WOW programme would receive a further £5.1 million in funding to extend the programme by two years to September 2024 with the intention of reaching a further 100,000 women in sub-Saharan Africa.
Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education Innovation and Reform (SPHEIR) SPHEIR (Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education Innovation and Reform) aims to transform higher education systems in focus countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and the Middle East to better meet the needs of graduates and employers. It supports diverse, large-scale partnerships working across different sectors and countries to improve the quality, relevance, accessibility and affordability of higher education. It focuses on creating new and innovative solutions to key higher education challenges to deliver systemic and sustainable change at scale.
Good Governance Fund The Good Governance Fund supports a series of governance and economic reform initiatives, aimed at building stability, reducing poverty and increasing prosperity, in Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Georgia, Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine. The fund will focus on areas such as: anti-corruption; improving the business environment; judicial reform; key sector reforms (e.g. banking and energy); strengthening the rule of law; and supporting an independent media. This project was approved before the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU.
Climate Finance Accelerator The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) is a four-year (2020-2024) technical assistance programme developed by the International Climate Finance (ICF) Team of the UK Government’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). The CFA is being delivered by an Alliance led by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC UK) with support from Ricardo-AEA and a number of other organisations and independent subcontractors.

Lack of funding and technical support, an unsupportive policy environment, and now the uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, can present considerable obstacles in the climate finance supply chain for low-carbon projects in middle-income countries. The CFA aims to tackle those challenges by supporting countries to develop a sustainable pipeline of bankable, low-carbon projects in the context of the ever-growing need for sustainable recovery triggered by the pandemic.
Capacity Building for International Negotiations Capacity Building for International Negotiation (CaBIN) is a £6m programme funded by BEIS, with a purpose to build the capacity of the least developed and most climate vulnerable countries to participate in the international climate change negotiations process. By doing so, the programme supports a vision of a fairer, more inclusive negotiation process that ensures the meaningful participation of developing country negotiators, supporting the ambition to keep global warming to less than 1.5 degrees and reducing the prospects of rapidly escalating climate extremes and severe risks for vulnerable people and systems. The programme will take place between 2019 and 2022 and will be delivered through an alliance of subcontracted partners who will provide a range of training, advise, support and capacity building based on evidenced needs and demands of negotiators and negotiating groups. Our partners include Legal Response International, IIED, Independent Diplomat, Germanwatch, Ricardo, INTRAC, ODI, Climate Analytics and the Caribbean Climate Change Centre. In addition to tailored capacity building and logistical support, the CaBIN alliance will also work together ti generate learning on effective support to negotiators, enhance communication efforts and report on the impact of the programme to BEIS. PwC is the lead contract holder, responsible for programme design, programme and fund management and supporting the programme's external engagement. The unique value of PwC services to BEIS include the efficient allocation of funding based on needs, and an independent delivery mechanism protecting the political neutrality of the UK government funding in an otherwise political space.
Infrastructure And Cities for Economic Development Infrastructure & Cities for Economic Development was launched in 2016 to improve the enabling environment for sustainable, inclusive growth-enhancing infrastructure service delivery in DFID focus countries. It is also to harness the benefits of cities for sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction in DFID focus countries across the Middle East & Africa. The ICED Facility was managed by PwC and drew on expertise from an alliance which included Arup, Adam Smith International, Engineers Against Poverty, the International Institute for Environment and Development, MDY Legal and Social Development Direct. The programme ran from 1 February 2016 to 31 July 2019 and has now closed
ESSOR Second Language The Private Sector Development (PSD) programme aims to address poverty alleviation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) through a £100m Private Sector Development programme. The programme has three components: market systems development (ELAN – implemented by Adam Smith International), business environment reform (Essor – implemented by PwC) and a Decision Support Unit (DSU – implemented by Oxford Policy Management). Business Environment Reform - Essor: a £35m flexible facility that works to design and implement interventions which improve the DRC’s business environment for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) to create jobs and services for the poor. The project now has two focused workstreams: (a) Access to Energy (A2E) which addresses a key operating constraint to business by improving access to renewable energy through the development of the first three off-grid solar hybrid mini-grids in the DRC; and (b) Organisation pour l'Harmonisation en Afrique du Droit des Affaires (OHADA), which includes support for the Guichet Unique de Création d’Entreprise (GUCE), a one-stop shop for business registration which reduces time and costs incurred by small businesses.
Sustainable Food Security for refugees through environmentally responsible SWM Sustainable Food Security for refugees through environmentally responsible SWM
Early recovery for children affected by Nagorno-Karabakh conflict escalation Early recovery for children affected by Nagorno-Karabakh conflict escalation
Gore Integrated WASH and livelihood Enhancement Project Gore Integrated WASH and livelihood Enhancement Project
“Wadajir” - Enhancing Durable Solutions for the Re-integration of displacement affected communities in Somaliland “Wadajir” - Enhancing Durable Solutions for the integration of displacement affected communities in Somaliland
WASH Response Project in Drought Affected Areas of Faryab WASH Response Project in Drought Affected Areas of Faryab
Strengthening Food and Nutrition Security in Juba, South Sudan Strengthening Food and Nutrition Security in Juba, South Sudan
World Vision India Covid-19 Response in Uttar Pradesh World Vision India Covid-19 Response in Uttar Pradesh
Promoting Environmental Friendly Practices and Green Schools in Palestine Promoting Environmental Friendly Practices and Green Schools in Palestine
Integrated measles and malnutrition response project in Kwango, DRC Integrated measles and malnutrition response project in Kwango, DRC
Lake Chad Basin Resilience Livelihood and WASH Project Lake Chad Basin Resilience Livelihood and WASH Project
PACSAER - Support project for the creation and stabilisation of rural jobs in the agri-food sector PACSAER - Projet d’appui à la création et à la stabilisation des emplois ruraux dans les filières de l’agroalimentaire
Improving access to WASH for communities affected by Cyclone Idai in Sofala Province, Mozambique Improving access to WASH for communities affected by Cyclone Idai in Sofala Province, Mozambique
“Tillaberi Youth Economic Empowerment Project (TYEEP)“ “Tillaberi Youth Economic Empowerment Project (TYEEP)“
Meeting Early Recovery and Relief Needs in Rakhine State Meeting Early Recovery and Relief Needs in Rakhine State
Safe access to inclusive and dignified education,ECHO/PSE/BUD/2022/91003 Safe access to inclusive and dignified education,ECHO/PSE/BUD/2022/91003
Strengthening Sustainable Livelihoods in Kachin and Nothern State in Myanmar Stärkung nachhaltiger Lebensgrundlagen in Kachin und Northern Shan States
World Vision india covid-19 Response in Bihar & Jharkhand World Vision india covid-19 Response in Bihar & Jharkhand
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE CHILDREN IN VILLAGE 2 & 6, AZRAQ CAMP EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE CHILDREN IN VILLAGE 2 & 6, AZRAQ CAMP
Project to Support the Reduction of Rural Emigration and Reintegration in the Groundnut Basin of Senegal (PARERBA) / Project to Support the Creation and Stabilisation of Rural Jobs in the Agri-Food Sector in the Regions of Fatick, Kaolack and Kaffrine (PACSAER) Projet d´Appui à la Réduction de l´Emigration Rurale et à la Réintegration dans le Bassin Arachidier du Sénégal (PARERBA) / Projet d´appui à la création et à la stabilisation des emplois ruraux dans les filières de l´agroalimentaire dans les Régions de Fatick, Kaolack et Kaffrine ( PACSAER)
Enhancement of Healthcare Facilities in Kohsan & Ghoriyan Districts Enhancement of Healthcare Facilities in Kohsan & Ghoriyan Districts
FMNR Scale up Project in Kenya and Ethiopia FMNR Scale up Project in Kenya and Ethiopia
Empowering Children for Disaster Risk Reduction in Nuwara Eliya Empowering Children for Disaster Risk Reduction in Nuwara Eliya
Twiteho Amagara - Cankuzo, Ruyigi, Rutana et Mwaro (Burundi) Twiteho Amagara - Cankuzo, Ruyigi, Rutana et Mwaro (Burundi)
Strengthening formal and informal systems and structures to reduce child labor in selected villages in the districts of Ba nswara and Pratapgarh (state of Rajasthan). Stärkung der formellen und informellen Systeme und Strukturen zur Reduzierung von Kinderarbeit in ausgewählten Dörfern in den Distrikten von Ba nswara und Pratapgarh (Bundesstaat Rajasthan)
Responding to critial mental health and protection needs of the crisis affected population in Ninewa Governorate, Iraq Responding to critial mental health and protection needs of the crisis affected population in Ninewa Governorate, Iraq
Humanitarian health assistance and livelihoods recovery actions for the most vulnerable population in the city of Santa Cruz- Bolivia, under Covid-19 pandemic response framework Humanitarian health assistance and livelihoods recovery actions for the most vulnerable population in the city of Santa Cruz- Bolivia, under Covid-19 pandemic response framework
Ensuring protection and access to basic social services for refugee and migrant children in the TRC Ušivak-Sarajevo, TRC Lipa and TRC Borići – Bihac, and in TRC Miral – Velika Kladusa Ensuring protection and access to basic social services for refugee and migrant children in the TRC Ušivak-Sarajevo, TRC Lipa and TRC Borići – Bihac, and in TRC Miral – Velika Kladusa
Recovering Together - Covid-19 Mitigation (Direct Award) Recovering Together - Covid-19 Mitigation (Direct Award)
Improving Resilience of Earthquake Affected Children and Families in Lombok, Indonesia Improving Resilience of Earthquake Affected Children and Families in Lombok, Indonesia
FOCUS - Child protection for former child soldiers, orphans, victims of GBV and children in need in Yambio, South Sudan FOCUS – Kinderschutz für ehemalige Kindersoldaten, Waisenkinder, Opfer von GBV und Kinder in Not in Yambio, Süd Sudan
Delivery of Essential Health and Nutrition Services and COVID-19 Risk Mitigation in Puntland Delivery of Essential Health and Nutrition Services and COVID-19 Risk Mitigation in Puntland
Project for the Prevention and Care of Acute Malnutrition in Children aged 06-59 months in Gulendeng, Bongor, Pala and Torrock Districts Projet de Prévention et prise en charge de la malnutrition aigüe chez les enfants âgés de 06 à 59 mois dans les Districts de Gulendeng, Bongor, Pala et Torrock
Emergency Health and Nutrition Support for IDPs and Host communities living in and near IDP settlements in Herat Province Emergency Health and Nutrition Support for IDPs and Host communities living in and near IDP settlements in Herat Province
Strengthening resilience at community level South Darfur Stärkung der Resilienz auf Gemeindeebene Süd Darfur
Promoting New and Inclusive Approaches to Informal Education in Abkhazia Promoting New and Inclusive Approaches to Informal Education in Abkhazia
Sofala and Manica Province cyclone Idai Recovery Project Sofala and Manica Province cyclone Idai Recovery Project
Emergency relief for Ebola and conflict-affected children and communities in North Kivu Nothilfe für Ebola und konfliktbetroffene Kinder und Gemeinden in Nord Kivu
Emergency food programs for conflict-affected children under the age of 5 and pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in Gogrial West and Twic districts, South Sudan Notfallernährungsmaßnahmen für konfliktbetroffene Kinder unter 5 Jahren sowie Schwangere und stillende Mütter in den Bezirken Gogrial West und Twic, Südsudan -
Cash Based Interventions (CBI) to targeted vulnerable populations in host communities to improve their social welfare Cash Based Interventions (CBI) to targeted vulnerable populations in host communities to improve their social welfare
Maradi Emergency Food Security And Nutrition Project (MEFSAN) Maradi Emergency Food Security And Nutrition Project (MEFSAN)