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Ensuring access to primary education for marginalised out-of-school girls in Gilgit-Baltistan & Sindh The project will provide access to quality education for 3,600 girls in four districts of Pakistan. 120 CBALS will be established and 120 female teachers will be trained to deliver a 30-month compact curriculum. Additionally, 14 formal RF schools will be established to aid the mainstreaming of the CBAL graduates into the formal education system.

240 Village Education Committees will be formed as well as 6 TECs and 4 DECs to ensure community buy-in and encourage long-term change and discourage dropouts. Awareness raising and sensitisation activities (via C4D approach) will be undertaken within the communities, highlighting the importance of girls’ education, alongside VEC engagement.
Country Programming Framework for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development for Angola Upon the request of the government of Angola, following a series of consultations between the government and UNIDO, especially on the margin of the 15th General Conference in December 2013, it was decided that a new technical cooperation framework shall be developed. In this regard after several exchange a Country Programming Mission to develop the above was agreed upon during the second ISID forum organized by UNIDO in November 2014. In order to do so a first document was developed to gather the necessary resources to undertake the formulation mission. After validation of the project document in the second quarter of 2015, the mission was successfully held from 27 September to 2 October 2015 and allowed to clearly define the main areas of intervention requiring UNIDO#s intervention. Consequently, a Country Programming Framework for an inclusive and sustainable industrial development of the Republic of Angola has been developed in order to support and foster the economic diversification and the industrialization process of the country. It is based on the following pillars:  1- Trade capacity building 2- Agro Industry and agribusiness development 3- Private sector development and support to industrial parks 4- Institutional strengthening and governance support 5- Renewable energy development, environmental prote
Technical Assistance for Angola's Entrepreneurship Curricula in Secondary Schools Programme
Angola: Quality policy development and strengthening of the national quality infrastructure Notwithstanding the positive macroeconomic development and high investments, Angola´s national quality infrastructure is still under developed and/or non-existent (i.e. standardization, technical regulations, metrology, etc), and there is a clear lack of national/regional coordination (SADC). This is one of the key factors currently holding back a country that has so much to offer. In order to overcome these obstacles, a full range of activities need to be undertaken in order to strengthen the national quality infrastructure, including the establishment of quality policy, legal framework and institutions, as well as the entering into regional and international trade protocols.
National action plan on mercury in the artisanal and small-scale gold mining sector in Angola .The projects aims to improve the national capacity and capability for the management of mercury, through the preparation of National Action Plan (NAP) for the Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM)  sector.
Building Capacities for Agroindustry Value Chain Development The project aims at strengthening capacities among selected leaders from government and development agencies as well as from independent institutions and private sector associations at the central and provincial (Cabinda) levels to conduct value chain diagnostics and, on this basis, design ready-to-implement value chain development support actions. The action plans will pick up on Government priorities for agricultural and agro-industrial development in Cabina and a Chevron-funded study from 2009 that identified five value chains/clusters in Cabinda to build the focus for further development. Some 80 participants will be capacitated in solid methodology for value chain diagnostics drawing from UNIDO tools. This training will be organized within two 3 day workshops to be held in Luanda and in Cabinda. During the workshops, teams will be built to work on the diagnostics related to the two prioritized value chains. After the training the groups will remain supporting the diagnostics which in main parts will be conducted by two international consultants. The resulting proposals for value chain support action plans will then finally be validated in 2 stakeholder meetings aiming, ultimately, at leveraging private investments and public and donor agency engagement in the development of the identified value chains.
Food aid to support food security in the Republic of Mauritania for the year 2023 Providing (43,193) food baskets to distribute to needy families in the targeted areas Improving the food security situation of families in need Distribution of (43,193) food baskets to needy families in the targeted areas to benefit a number of (259,158) individuals.
Providing food aid consisting of 100 tons of dates to Mauritania. Providing and delivering12,500 cartons of dates, to Mauritania. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Distribution of food baskets to the neediest families in the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. Providing (3090) food baskets to be distributed to needy families and to fulfill their food needs in the targeted areas in the Republic of Mauritania. 1- Achieving food security for the beneficiaries.
2- Helping to improve the living conditions of the beneficiaries by providing them with food aid Distribution of (3090) food baskets to benefit (18,540) individuals.
Open heart surgery and cardiac catheterization project. Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in the specialty of cardiac surgery 1 - Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 2 - Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention in the field of heart surgery. 3 - Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 4 - Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country, which suffers from a shortage of medical staff specialized in the field of heart surgery. 37 surgeries were performed
Feeding basket project in the Republic of Mauritania for the year 2023 Distribution of (2686) food baskets to the most needy families Contribute to alleviating the suffering of the poor and the needy and solidarity with the neediest classes in fighting hunger and difficulties. Distribution of food baskets, 16,116 beneficiaries benefit from the project
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 2203
Voluntary medical program for cardiac surgery and catheterization Voluntary medical program for adult cardiac surgery and catheterization in the Republic of Mauritania in cooperation with the Muslim World League Enabling the local medical staff to handle complex surgical cases with high skill.
Helping patients interact with their social surroundings and practice their work more efficiently.
Reducing and eliminating the suffering of families who are unable to provide for the costs of operations
Voluntary medical project for obstetrics and gynecology surgery Contributing to alleviating the suffering of patients by performing surgeries through a volunteer team to perform surgeries in the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients with medication needs as needed. Eliminate the suffering of many patients. Health education for everyone who receives treatment for prevention. 73 cases were examined and 50 surgical operations were performed
A food basket in the Republic of Mauritania for the year 2024 Contributing to achieving food security for the most needy groups by providing 7,772 food baskets to the targeted families in the beneficiary sector. These baskets were provided in one batch, allowing the beneficiary families to secure their food for a month. Improving the level of food security for the project’s beneficiaries by distributing food baskets of basic materials sufficient for one family for a month. A number of (7,772) families, including approximately (46,632) individuals, obtained basic food supplies.
Cardiac catheterization volunteer medical program for adults The volunteer medical program for cardiac catheterization for adults in the sisterly Republic of Mauritania in cooperation with the Muslim World League Enabling the local medical staff to handle complex surgical cases with high skill.
Helping patients interact with their social surroundings and practice their work more efficiently.
Reducing and eliminating the suffering of families who are unable to provide for the costs of operations
Supporting the Islamic Republic of Mauritania with preventive medical equipment and supplies to confront the emerging corona virus (Covid-19) within the group of 26 countries Providing preventive medical supplies to the Ministry of Health in Mauritania to confront the emerging corona virus, Covid-19 Reducing the spread of the emerging corona virus, supporting the health sector in facing the corona virus, and strengthening health services in combating its spread The health sector continues to provide curative and preventive services to (905,200 beneficiaries) of health sector workers and citizens, educating citizens in dealing with the pandemic, taking preventive precautions and limiting the spread of the Corona virus.
Providing food assistance to Mauritania provide food assistance consisting of 72 tons of dates.
Providing food aid consisting of 100 tons of dates to the Republic of Mauritania. Providing and delivering 12,500 cartons of dates, to the Republic of Mauritania. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Food assistance to Mauritania (dates). Project to provide food assistance 31 tons of dates.
Providing food assistance to Mauritania A project to provide food assistance consisting of 200 tons of dates Helping people most in need of food
Voluntary medical program for open heart surgery for children. Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in the specialty of cardiac surgery 1- Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. 2- Performing specialized surgeries in heart surgery. 3- Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 4- Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention in the field of heart surgery. 5- Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 6- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country, which suffers from a shortage of medical staff specialized in the field of heart surgery. 21 surgical operations were performed and the number of beneficiaries was 21
Food assistance to Mauritania (dates). Project to provide food assistance 100 tons of dates.
Voluntary medical program for specialized surgeries Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their urology treatment 1- Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 2- Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention. 3- Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 4- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country, which suffers from a shortage of specialized medical staff Performing 50 surgeries
Urology Voluntary Medical Program Urology volunteer medical program, which aims to perform a number of surgeries Enabling the local medical staff to handle complex surgical cases with high skill.
Helping patients interact with their social surroundings and practice their work more efficiently.
Reducing and eliminating the suffering of families who are unable to provide for the costs of operations
Volunteer First Aid Training Program The volunteer program to train beneficiaries in first aid skills, which aims to qualify them to do first aid. Activating the role of volunteer trainers in delivering the Kingdom's humanitarian message to various countries of the world.
Enabling the beneficiaries of the Mauritanian people to deal with emergency situations with high skill and to practice their work more efficiently.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Executive Seminar 03-19. Royal Bhutan Police
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Strategic Survey: Deep Dive on Iran. Spanish Armed Forces
Inter-European Combat Search and Rescue Course - Spain This one week course, conducted at the Tactical Leadership Programme in Albacete, Spain, establishes foundational knowledge and understanding of CSAR Doctrine as well as Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for junior aircrew, CAOC, SOF and Intel personnel. It aims to provide broad, generalized awareness of Combined Air Operations Combat Search and Rescue operations to tactical operators to enable them to more readily integrate into future combined air operations and exercises. The course provides a brief overview of CSAR doctrine, architecture, and the roles of key CSAR players with special emphasis on planning and execution considerations of CSAR in a combined air operations environment.
Sat4Business Ghana Sat4Business - Agricultural advice, market information, and access to finance provided to cocoa and palm-oil farmers in Ghana Sat4Business will support over 140.000 Ghanaian cocoa and palm-oil farmers to increase their food production, income, and job creation with the establishment of Sat4Business information products and credit support services. Farmers will receive information on market prices, weather, agricultural and agronomic tips, as well as get access to financial services such as pensions, insurances, and loans. Sat4Business has carried out a comprehensive user requirements assessment consulting all stakeholder groups in the supply chain to establish the key geodata needs for improved smallholder palm oil and cocoa production, and credit risk analysis that satellite data can help to provide. Here some examples:

• Locationandnumberofhectares,plantationsize class;

• Plantingage;• Performance -numberoftrees,density(includingopenspaces causedbydeadtrees); • Performance -nutrientdeficiency,pest anddisease,weed intensity; • Productivity(t/ha); • Historical andcurrentdeforestationatthe landscape level; • Landcover andbiomassforhighconservationvalue andhigh carbon stock area at the landscape level. Thebusinessmodelfocusonthemonetizationof allthe Sat4Business activities. For example leveragingsatellite,farmerlevel and value chain data to provide actionable (marketing and credit risk) insights to businesses active in the cocoa and palm oil value chains aswell astofinancialserviceproviders(FSPs)inthe smallholder farmers segment . Ghana is the world’s 2nd largest producer of cocoa globally. The Sat4Business project area constitutes about 90% of cocoa produced in Ghana (COCOBOD, 2015/16 production data) and accounts for about 86% of oil palm planted in the country. This is an indication of favourable climatic conditions for these crops, and how relevant improving the productivity in these regions will positively influence the national production levels. The primary target group for Sat4Business services are 141,400 smallholder farmers: (110,108 cocoa and 31,292 oil palm farmers in seven regions (Eastern, Central, Western, Western North, Ashanti, Bono & Ahafo) of Ghana.  The secondarytargetgroupare serviceproviders(SMEs),financial servicesproviders(FSPs), andcorporateswhowillreceive information via an interactive platform. Sat4Business focusses especially on young and female farmers. Youth plays a key role in the future of cocoa, especially because > 55% of Ghanaian cocoa farmers are older yet than 50 years.
Geodatics Kenya, Tanzania Innovative advisory services to smallholder farmers G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


Geodatics will provide smallholder farmers with a tailor made fertilizer advice, market information and farm management support.Geodatics is a social business start-up that integrates geodata, satellite data and farm typologies into tailor made advice for smallholder farmers. Geodatics aims to provide more than 200,000 smallholder farmers with tailor made fertilizer advice, market information and farm management support. This will help optimize the nutrient application and increase their farm income and production. Agrics Ltd TZ and KE, being partners in Tanzania and Kenya but also business clients, already have cost and payment systems for smallholder farmers in place. Therefore Geodatics focuses on this cooperation for the first period. Agrics also secures a market and network that has direct contact with the farmers.After the initialisation period, Geodatics will offer its services to other businesses for smallholder farmers (business clients) and also to businesses that have interest in the data for their internal operations (industrial clients). Business and industrial clients will pay a percentage per transaction or a yearly fee, depending on their role and type of business. The service is offering farmers an improved advice on the use of fertilizer and crop nutrient requirements for: the timing, the amount and the type.The provided services to smallholder farmers in Kenya and Tanzania use actual geodata for improving product yields and farmer income. It will reach in 3rd project year 208,500 smallholder farmers in Kenya and Tanzania from with the majority will be from Kenya. Geodatics first of all offers its services to businesses that provide products or services to smallholder farmers - our main target group. Business clients such as Agrics in Tanzania and Kenya will help Geodatics to reach new farmers. Consequently, these businesses will be enabled to optimise their business activities with the information they receive about suppliers, markets, production volumes etc. A second potential client group is formed by industrial clients that are not in contact with smallholder farmers, but who will have interest in the data that Geodatics will generate. They can use this to optimise their own business activities such as buying and selling, offering crop insurances and arrange stock financing.
SUM Africa Mali, Uganda Scaling Up Micro-insurance in Africa G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


Drought and excessive precipitation are the two main causes of crop loss in Africa, keeping farmers stuck in poverty. Insurance is considered the key to escaping this poverty trap. Insurance is also expected to unlock credit, allowing farmers to invest in better inputs and to reach a much higher production and income. SUM Africa uses satellite based information to provide low-cost insurance against drought and excessive precipitation to smallholder farmers in Mali and Uganda.
The index insurance services are based on the Meteosat derived Relative Evapotranspiration (RE), which is proportional to crop growth, and a rainfall proxy: the Cold Cloud Duration (CCD). Data is available from 1982 to date. These index insurance services consist of risk assessment and index insurance design 
as well as growing season monitoring and loss assessment. The services are delivered through a consortium of index provider, insurers, brokers and aggregators. Agricultural insurance in Africa is virtually non-existent. Traditional insurance, based on actual losses, is too expensive. Insurance based on weather indices is often considered an inexpensive alternative, but there is an insufficient number of weather stations in Africa, while new ones lack the historical records required for risk assessment. Meteosat derived RE and CCD provide a good alternative, because 33 years’ worth of data is available at 3 km resolution for every location in Africa, while monitoring continues in real time.

Therefore, this insurance allows for scaling up to corresponding economies, enabling affordable insurance for small scale farmers. With an anticipated consortium income of 1.2 euro per smallholder farmer per year, the business becomes financially sustainable when 1 million farmers will sign up for insurance within 6 years. The G4AW subsidy covers a large part of the initial investment and reduces the financial risk considerably. The objective is to serve 430,000 of these farmers within 3 years, and 1 million within 6 years after the start of the project.

This in line with the overall G4AW program goals:
• Reaching over 3 million smallholders
• Providing them with useful and timely agrometeorological and/or financial/insurance products
• Improving sustainable food production, increase the eff ective use of inputs (water, nutrients, seeds, pesticides)
• Economic development in participating countries
• Stimulating private investments
• Financially sustainable services after 3 years
• Improved food security and income The target group consists of 9 million smallholder farmers in Mali and Uganda. The objective is to serve 430,000 of these farmers within 3 years, and 1 million within 6 years aft er the start of the project.
CROPMON Kenya Crop Monitoring Service in Kenya G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


CROPMON aims to develop and make available an affordable information service, that provides farmers - including smallholders - with information that helps them to make improved farm management decisions during the growing season. When crop growth is non-optimal, farmers will receive alert messages based on near real-time satellite imagery. CROPMON provides information services to the farmers on:
•The actual crop condition;
•The most probable crop growth limiting factor (climate, soil fertility, water supply, etc.) when crop development drops;
•And advice how to remedy or reduce the limiting factor by adjusting farm management.

A farmer will pay for the use of the service. The costs per information message received will be in the order of 10-100 KSh (€ 0.10-1,00). In addition, opportunities are explored to sell data to aggregators such as (local) governments, banks, insurance companies, fertilizer industry and agro-dealers. To reach the project goals and to establish a successful information service, the activities covered in the project range from:
•The setup of experimental plots, data collection and calibration of scientific models, to;
•The development of an IT platform and data warehouse to support the backend of the service, to;
•Extensive promotion, training and capacity building to create awareness, acceptability and usability of the service. The project focuses on farmers and their crops of coffee, maize, grass and sorghum in the southwestern part of Kenya; counties Bomet, Bungoma, Elegeyo Marakwet, Embu, Kakamega, Kericho, Kiambu, Kirinyaga, Laikipia, Machakos, Meru, Migori, Muranga, Nakuru, Nandi, Nyandarua, Nyeri, Tharaka Nithi, Trans Nzoia and Uasin Gishu. The aim of the project is to have 150,000 farmers subscribed to the CROPMON information service by the end of the project.