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Floods Response Coordination & Recovery in Rufiji and Kibiti Districts, Coast Region,   Tanzania The six-month Initiation Plan by the UNDP Country Office in Tanzania targets enhancing disaster preparedness and response capabilities across severely flood-affected regions, particularly Rufiji and Kibiti districts. The plan focuses on improving coordination among government agencies, local communities, and international partners for a unified disaster response. It also involves conducting detailed needs assessments tailored to the specific challenges of these areas, alongside capacity-building programs aimed at enhancing local disaster management skills. Efforts to upgrade early warning systems will incorporate advanced technologies to improve disaster predictability in these targeted regions. A comprehensive communication strategy will ensure stakeholders within and around Rufiji and Kibiti are well-informed about ongoing disaster management activities and progress. These strategic efforts will be closely monitored and evaluated to ensure they effectively improve disaster resilience in these vulnerable regions of Tanzania.
ZHoR Legislative Support Project Development of Legislative Support Project Phase II (LSP), this PIP is also aimed at supporting initiation activities that will involve capacity development for the newly elected 2020 – 2025 Zanzibar House of Representatives.
COVID-19 Govt Functioning This support will focus on setting up an effective framework to ensure continuity in government functioning through ICT Support.
Access to justice promotion Access to justice and legal aid in compliance with international human rights standards improved by enhancing the capacity of the Justice sector institutions to deliver justice in a fair and accountable manner and through a human rights framework.
PIMS 6544 - Biodiversity Conservation of Protected Areas Forest This project will contribute to improving the resilience of the forest habitats to the risks and hazards associated with climate change in selected Nature Reserves by improving it management and creating better connected NFR networks.
Implementation of TZ EEA Plan The overall objective of the Project is to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all in Tanzania.
Tanzania - Direct Project Cost The project is for supporting Direct Project Cost for staff. As part of cost recover policy, all staff and general operating expenses that the office incurs to facilitate project implementation are supposed to be recovered.
Mainstreaming Poverty-Environment-Gender-Climate Change The Programme will provide development solutions and build capacity to mainstream poverty-environment-gender and climate change (p-e-g-c) objectives within national development plans
Accelerator Lab-Tanzania The global Accelerator Lab is a collection of country-level engagement facilities that are managed together under one global project portfolio for better results integration, test innovations and respond to crisis.
SOFF Tanzania Investment Funding The Global Basic Observing Network (GBON) is an international agreement that responds to the most essential data requirements of global weather and climate prediction models that are not met by satellite systems. Based on a global optimal design, GBON sets clear requirements to countries for collecting and internationally sharing surface-based observations of the most essential weather and climate variables i.e., atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation, and snow depth. Tanzanias Investment Funding Request, through the Systematic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF), endeavours to bolster Tanzanias meteorological infrastructure to align with the GBON standards and advance weather forecasting capabilities.Spanning from July 2024 to December 2027, the project has a total budget of USD 13,926, 170, with USD 9,026,278 provided by the SOFF and an additional USD 4,899,892 contributed in-kind by the Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA).At its core, the project aims to establish nine new surface stations, upgrade 18 existing ones, and procure and install four Upper Air stations, with TMA funding one and SOFF covering the remaining three. Upgrades also encompass converting the existing Julius Nyerere International Airport station in Dar Es Salaam to meet GBON standards.Furthermore, the project encompasses comprehensive Operations and Maintenance for all 27 surface stations and 5 Upper Air stations, ensuring steady operations, data integrity, and swift response to downtimes. There is also a focus on ICT upgrades to facilitate reliable data exchange and storage, alongside efforts in capacity building and human resource development to enhance data exchange efficiency across GBON stations.
JP Kigoma Coordination - RCO Enhanced coordination of UN joint programme that cuts across multiple sectors to improve development and human security in Kigoma. The programme involves 16 different UN Agencies. .
Investable Impact Ventures The ultimate aim of the FUNGUO Innovation Programme is to increase the number of successfully scaled innovation impact ventures to contribute to the national development goals and the SDGs in Tanzania. This is being achieved through the programme’s contribution in addressing the stumbling blocks and gaps in the innovation ecosystem that hinder innovative impact ventures from scaling, while promoting an environment that promotes innovation for development and empowers innovators, entrepreneurs, a
Building the resilience of forest BD to threats of CC This project will contribute to improving the resilience of the forest habitats to the risks and hazards associated with climate change in selected Nature Reserves by improving it management and creating better connected NFR networks.
Country Office Programme Services This project is established to Support Development Services for the Country Office Programme through Consultancy and technical assistance - Development Support Services
Integrated Tourism Recovery and Resilience in Zanzibar In response UNDP is adopting an integrated approach to support the Government of Zanzibar to build-back better the Tourism industry in the new post-COVID economic era, with the concept of ‘Leaving No One Behind’.
Management Support UNDP project will support the National Assembly to be more effective, transparent and inclusive in fulfilling its Constitutional mandate and operating in accordance with international good practices for democratically functioning parliaments.
Securing Watershed services - This project aims to secure the watershed services through Sustainable Land Management in the Ruvu and Zigi catchments (Eastern Arc Region), Tanzania
Blue Economy Preparatory Initiative This PIP is designed to guide the implementation of the initial MSP activities and guide the designing of the new full-fledged BE Programme for Zanzibar
Output 2:Statistical Framework Improved national statistical frameworks and systems by strengthening the policy environment for national statistics and support the collection of statistics.
One Leader UN Tanzania is more coherent, more results-focused and delivers on national development priorities in the context of Delivering as One
Support to Early Recovery This project intends to support recovery efforts after the Kagera earthquake. It aims to build national capacity for disaster coordination and recovery with linkage to livelihoods recovery and infrastructure support
Sustainable Public Procurement Portfolio Through this portfolio, UNDP will work with the Government of Tanzania to review current polices and develop new ones where necessary to strengthen the national procurement process.
Better respect for International Humanitarian law (IHL), including through improved national implementation and enhanced knowledge of IHL among Belgian policy makers and (future) professionals Better respect for IHL, including through improved national implementation and enhanced knowledge of IHL among Belgian policy makers and (future) professionals. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-Fl), according to her legal mandate as auxiliary to the Belgian authorities in the humanitarian field1, focuses on creating conditions for better respect for IHL, based on its longstanding experience with and knowledge of IHL and the support of the its network for further expertise.
In this program, BRC-Fl continues with and strengthens the approach taken in the previous one. It takes into account various lessons learned, as well as societal shifts such as the accelerated digitalization. The focus will lay on the following objectives:
•	Improved national framework and policy on IHL: BRC-Fl will support the authorities in the implementation of IHL by delivering technical expertise and submitting concrete proposals to reinforce the national legal framework. Through the advocacy work of BRC-Fl on several priority themes aims to reinforce the Belgian policy positions related to IHL. 
•	Enhanced IHL knowledge among policy makers and (future) professionals: BRC-Fl provides a variety of trainings, continuously adapted to fit the needs of the target groups. BRC-Fl offers them essential tools to apply the theoretical framework in their respective work, in favor of better respect for IHL. In support of this intervention, BRC-Fl will strive to strengthen IHL expertise by working in close cooperation with universities.
•	Increased visibility and understanding for IHL in media: Supplementary to these main intervention domains, BRC-Fl proactively communicates about IHL, to better reach the target groups and beyond.
BRC-Fl works closely together with, amongst others, la Croix-Rouge de Belgique-Communauté francophone (CRB-Cf), the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and the Belgian authorities. It aims to continuously improve coherence and complementarity with the Belgian civil society. The program and its interventions will mainly focus on two principal target groups: Belgian policy makers and (future) IHL-professionals. The choice for these target groups is based on the consideration of disseminating IHL knowledge as effectively as possible by focusing in particular on those who encounter IHL in their professional field and can contribute to better respect for IHL.
Les communautés, soutenues par une CR forte, renforcent leur résilience aux crises et catastrophes Les communautés ciblées, soutenue par une Croix-Rouge forte, réduisent leurs vulnérabilités et renforcent leurs capacités de résilience faces aux risques sanitaires et aux catastrophes naturelles auxquelles elles sont exposées. CRB-Fl dispose d'une expertise unique de domaine des premiers secours (PS) qui contribue à la lutte contre un ensemble de maladies ou de blessures (non) transmissibles, maternelles et néonatales. Notre programme s'attaque à la charge sanitaire globale dans notre zone cible, ce qui entraîne une réduction de la morbidité et de la mortalité, grâce à une résilience accrue de la communauté.

Le programme se concentre sur 2 niveaux d'intervention pour atteindre ce but ultime. Premièrement, lorsque le danger se produira, le CRB-Fl aura donné aux communautés les moyens de prendre soin d'elles-mêmes et des autres grâce aux soins communautaires. Deuxièmement, un appui institutionnel, pour aider la CRBF à mettre efficacement en œuvre les activités au niveau communautaire et pour la préparation et la réponse aux risques sanitaires. Le groupe cible est:
Membres de la communauté touchés par des risques sanitaires dans des communautés ciblées. Conformément au mandat de la Croix-Rouge, l’accent est mis sur les groupes les plus vulnérables.

Personnel et volontaires de la CRBF dans ces communautés qui améliorent leur résilience par le biais de services.

Personnel et volontaires de la CRBF qui contribue au RC institutionnelles nécessaire pour soutenir la santé des communautés.
Renforcement de la résilience des communautés face aux risques sanitaires Renforcement de la résilience des communautés face aux risques sanitaires, environnementaux et sociaux en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants La CRB-Fl dispose d'une combinaison unique de 4 domaines d'expertise (premiers secours (PS), Banque de sang, WASH et préparation aux catastrophes (DP), chacun contribuant à la lutte contre un ensemble de maladies ou de blessures (non) transmissibles, maternelles et néonatales. Ces domaines d'expertise sont complémentaires les uns des autres et permettent à notre programme de s'attaquer à la charge sanitaire globale dans notre zone cible, ce qui entraîne une réduction de la morbidité et de la mortalité, grâce à une résilience accrue de la communauté, en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants.

Le programme se concentre sur 3 niveaux d'intervention pour atteindre ce but ultime. Premièrement, nous nous concentrons sur la prévention et l'atténuation des risques sanitaires. Deuxièmement, lorsque le danger se produira, la CRB-Fl aura donné aux communautés les moyens de prendre soin d'elles-mêmes et des autres grâce aux soins communautaires, et troisièmement, la CRB et le Service national du sang seront renforcés dans leur capacité à se préparer et à répondre efficacement aux risques sanitaires. Membres de la communauté en zone (surtout) rurale, touchés par des risques sanitaires dans les 18 provinces du Burundi. Conformément au mandat de la CR, l’accent est mis sur les groupes les plus vulnérables.

Personnel et volontaires de la CRB dans ces communautés qui améliorent leur résilience par le biais de services.

Personnel de la CRBu et du Centre National de Transfusion Sanguine qui contribue au Renforcement des Capacités institutionnelles nécessaire pour soutenir la santé des communautés.
Increased community resilience to health hazards Strengthen the resilience of targeted communities in 34 villages in Kayonza, Ngoma and Rwamagana districts to multiple and multifaceted risks, through the holistic and inclusive “model village” approach, and promote a strong national society. BRC-Fl has a unique combination of 4 niche expertise areas (First Aid (FA), Blood Banking (BLOOD), WASH and Disaster Preparedness (DP)), each contributing to tackling a set of (non-)communicable, maternal and neonatal diseases or injuries. These expertise areas are complementary to each other and allow our program to address the overall health burden in our target area, resulting in reduced morbidity and mortality, through increased community resilience.

The program focusses on three intervention levels to reach this ultimate goal. First, we’ll focus on prevention and mitigation of health hazards. Second, when the hazard has occurred, BRC-Fl will have empowered communities to take care of themselves and others through community care, and third, the RRCS and the national blood service will be reinforced in their capacity to effectively prepare for and respond to health hazards. The target group is: community members in (mostly rural) areas in Rwamagana, Ngoma and Kayonza (and nationwide for basic first aid & blood activities). As per RC mandate, a special focus goes to the most vulnerable groups (women and children, elderly, disabled persons, …).

RRCS staff and volunteers living in those communities and increasing resilience through service provision.

RRCS and Blood Service staff contributing to the institutional capacity necessary to support the health of communities.
Action Plan 2022-2026 Belgian Red Cross Flanders: A holistic approach towards increased community resilience to health hazards 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
Increased community resilience to health hazards especially for women and children Communities and Red Cross staff and volunteers prevent health hazards and provide care and assistance for health hazards impacting the lives and well-being of the most vulnerable resulting in increased community resilience to health hazards especially for women and children. BRC-Fl has a unique combination of 4 niche expertise areas (First Aid (FA), Blood Banking (BB), WASH and Disaster Preparedness (DP)), each contributing to tackling a set of (non-) communicable, maternal and neonatal diseases or injuries. These expertise areas are complementary to each other and allow our program to address the overall health burden in our target area, resulting in reduced morbidity and mortality, through increased community resilience, especially for women & children.

The program focusses on three intervention levels to reach this ultimate goal. First, we’ll focus on prevention and mitigation of health hazards. Second, when the hazard occurred, BRC-Fl will, with its community care intervention level, have empowered communities to take care of themselves and others through First Aid trainings and will support health care workers to provide First Aid Services to the Nduta refugee and host communities. As third intervention level, the TRCS and the national blood service will be reinforced in their capacity to effectively prepare for and respond to health hazards. The target group is the community members of Dodoma, Pemba, Mtwara, Singida, Njombe, Katavi, Dar Es Salaam and Kigoma. As per RC mandate, a special focus goes to the most vulnerable groups (women, children, elderly, disabled persons and refugees.

TRCS staff, volunteers and refugee incentive workers living in those communities that are actively involved in increasing resilience.

TRCS and Blood Service staff contributing to the institutional capacity necessary to support the health of communities.
Face aux risques sanitaires, les communautés, soutenues par une SN forte, renforcent leur résilience Les 30 communautés des régions de Thiès et de Fatick, soutenue par une société nationale forte, ont renforcé leur résilience grâce à (à travers) des modes de vie plus sains et sûr. CRB-Fl dispose d'une expertise unique de domaine des premiers secours (PS) qui contribue à la lutte contre un ensemble de maladies ou de blessures (non) transmissibles, maternelles et néonatales. Notre programme s'attaque à la charge sanitaire globale dans notre zone cible, ce qui entraîne une réduction de la morbidité et de la mortalité, grâce à une résilience accrue de la communauté.

Le programme se concentre sur 2 niveaux d'intervention pour atteindre ce but ultime. Premièrement, lorsque le danger se produira, la CRB-Fl aura donné aux communautés les moyens de prendre soin d'elles-mêmes et des autres grâce aux soins communautaires. Deuxièmement, un appui institutionnel, pour aider la CRS à mettre efficacement en œuvre les activités au niveau communautaire et pour la préparation et la réponse aux risques sanitaires. Le groupe cible est:
Membres de la communauté touchés par des risques sanitaires dans des communautés à Thiès, à Fatick et à Dakar. Conformément au mandat de la Croix-Rouge, l’accent est mis sur les groupes les plus vulnérables.

Personnel et volontaires de la CRS dans ces communautés qui améliorent leur résilience par le biais de services.

Personnel et volontaires de la CRS qui contribue au RC institutionnelles nécessaire pour soutenir la santé des communautés.
Increased community resilience to health hazards especially for women and children Communities and Red Cross staff and volunteers prevent health hazards and provide care and assistance in case of health hazards impacting the lives and well-being of the most vulnerable, resulting in increased community resilience to health hazards especially for women and children BRC-Fl has a unique combination of 4 niche expertise areas First Aid (FA), Blood Banking (BB), WASH and Disaster Preparedness (DP)), each contributing to tackling a set of (non-)communicable, maternal and neonatal diseases or injuries. These expertise areas are complementary to each other and allow our program to address the overall health burden in our target area, resulting in reduced morbidity and mortality, through increased community resilience, especially for women & children.

The program focusses on three intervention levels to reach this ultimate goal. First, we will focus on prevention and mitigation of health hazards. Second, when the hazard has occurred, BRC-Fl will have empowered communities to take care of themselves and others through community care, and third, the Mozambique Red Cross (CVM) and the national blood service will be reinforced in their capacity to effectively prepare for and respond to health hazards. Community members living in (mostly rural) areas impacted by health-hazards in target area(s). As per RC mandate, a special focus goes to the most vulnerable groups in the community (women and children, elderly, disabled persons, …).

CVM staff and volunteers living in those communities and increasing resilience through service provision.

CVM and Blood Service staff contributing to the institutional capacity necessary to support the health of communities.
Résilience communautaire face aux risques sanitaires, en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants Les communautés, le personnel et les volontaires de la Croix-Rouge préviennent les risques sanitaires et fournissent des soins et une assistance lorsque les risques pour la santé ont un impact sur la vie et le bien-être des plus vulnérables, permettant d'accroître la résilience des communautés face aux risques sanitaires, en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants. La CRB-Fl dispose d'une combinaison unique de 3 domaines d'expertise (premiers secours (PS), Banque de sang, et préparation aux catastrophes (DP)), chacun contribuant à la lutte contre un ensemble de maladies ou de blessures (non) transmissibles, maternelles et néonatales. Ces domaines d'expertise sont complémentaires les uns des autres et permettent à notre programme de s'attaquer à la charge sanitaire globale dans notre zone cible, ce qui entraîne une réduction de la morbidité et de la mortalité, grâce à une résilience accrue de la communauté, en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants.

Le programme se concentre sur 2 niveaux d'intervention pour atteindre ce but ultime:

- Nous nous concentrons sur la prévention et l'atténuation des risques sanitaires. Lorsque le danger se produira, la CRB-Fl aura donné aux communautés les moyens de prendre soin d'elles-mêmes et des autres grâce aux soins communautaires, 

- La CRBé et le Service national du sang seront renforcés dans leur capacité à se préparer et à répondre efficacement aux risques sanitaires. Le groupe cible et les bénéficiaires sont les mêmes, à savoir :

- Membres de la communauté en zone (surtout) rurale, touchés par des risques sanitaires dans 5 communes de 5 départements (Atlantique, Littoral, Borgou, Zou, Ouémé). Conformément au mandat de la CR, une attention particulière est accordée aux groupes les plus vulnérables de la communauté 
- Personnel et volontaires de la CRBé dans ces communautés 
- CRBé en tant qu’institution
- Personnel du Service du sang (ANTS)
FSPI 2019-05 Laboratoire numérique Tiers-Lieu du Réseau francophone des FabLabs d’Afrique de l’Ouest (FAIR’LANGUE) Le projet vise à créer une communauté ouverte d’apprenants pour renforcer les compétences en français par le biais de l’innovation numérique dans un espace d’apprentissage, de communication et de travail collaboratif, par le biais : i) D’un tiers lieu sédentaire de l’Institut Français du Bénin à Cotonou conçu, géré et animé par le FabLab local BloLab; ii) D’un tiers lieu en itinérance dans le pays : école numérique mobile dans les régions prioritaires du Bénin (besoins d’apprentissage en français) sous pilotage BloLab ; iii) De tiers lieux dans les FabLabs partenaires membres du ReFFAO (Réseau des FabLabs Francophones d’Afrique de l’Ouest) dans les 4 pays de la région.