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Innovative Development Policy and Finance for Impact The project aims to support Government to strengthen capacities to plan and develop innovative policies, monitor progress and diversify sources of development finance.
Accelerator Lab - Rwanda Build a network of 60 Country Accelerator Labs as the largest, fastest global learning network on development challenges to reinforce locally sourced solutions at scale.
Accountability& Representation To enable to perform core functions for improved Accountability, Participation and Representation.
Implementation of GGCRS Green Growth and Climate Resilience Strategy implemented in selected sectors - Infrastructure, green city, transportation, energy, smart agriculture, and biodiversity.
Project management costs Rwanda CO Management Project for the for the application of DPC, M&E, miscellaneous, staff cost
Accelerator Lab& COVID 19 Response Strengthening Rwanda’s national response to COVID-19 pandemic through Health Systems Strengthening, Human Rights response and Crisis Management and Response
Unity and Reconciliation Promote evidence based reconciliation and enhance social healing mechanisms
Promote evidence-based reconciliation and implement social healing initiatives to sustain peace and social cohesion
Strengthening DRM Capacity in Rwanda(MINEMA) This project aims to contribute to reinforcing the capacity of Ministry in Charge of Emergency Management to better manage disasters and improve the early warning and disaster preparedness capacity of Rwanda
RWA CO DELIVERY ENABLING SERVI-UNDP-RWA-00129482 Rwanda CO Delivery Enabling Services Project: Cost Recovery from Programmes funded form regular and other Resources
Project Management Project aims to support Management and administration support to the Rwanda Environment and Climate Change Fund -FONERWA
Devlpment green invest project Support the development of pipeline and prospectors for green investment projects
PPG LDCF IV Building Community Resilience and Transforming Livelihoods through Systems-based Adaptation and Integrated Resource Management in Rwanda’s Southern Province
Innovative financing solutions Government able to identify, test and scale-up innovative financing solutions that use non-traditional sources and mechanisms
Support Dvpt for green investment projects Support the development of pipeline and prospectus for green investment projects
Priv.Sector participate in GES Private sector companies and participating public institutions are facilitated to implement the gender equality seal initiative
Improved technical capacities Institutions at national, district, and community levels have improved technical capacities to reduce risks, manage and respond to natural disasters and limit gender differentiated impacts
Rwanda Cooperation Initiative Rwanda Cooperation Initiative has enhanced capacity to accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through South -South and Triangular Cooperation
Women in Justice institutions Provide capacity building for women lawyers members of the Rwanda Bar Association for them to sustain their profession
Engagement Facility Engagement facility is set to provide a rapid and flexible response mechanism to support upstream policy results, evaluation and assessments, crisis responses and the testing of innovations with scale-up potential.
Promote cross-border trade Promote cross-border trade to enhance income generating activities, food security and dialogue between border communities with a focus on women and youth entrepreneurs
Capacities in peacebuilding The Project aims to enhance Capacities of regional and national actors in peace support operations.
Strengthening financial capacity of ENR sector (FONERWA) National and local public institutions, CSOs, private sector technical capacities are strengthened to effectively and efficiently manage green growth financing mechanisms
Support youth-led SMEs The project focuses on Youth SMEs development and has 3 key objectives: (1) increased youth access to decent jobs in Rwanda; (2) increased youth access to innovative entrepreneurship skills; (3) increased number of youths led upscaled SMEs
Engagement Facility Rwanda CO Engagement Facility Project that aims to support programmatic and partnership initiatives
Access to Justice for all Promoting Access to Justice for all
Public institutions and legal aid providers have enhanced capacity to increase equitable access to quality justice whilst ensuring that human rights commitments are fulfilled.
Women in justice institutions The role of Women police officers strengthened for increased participation in decision making in security organs
Cap dev for ENR mgmt ENR sector capacities enhanced to optimize and scale-up sustainable and climate resilient management of natural capital resources
Organizational Effectiveness This project aims at supporting the administrative costs for the Country Office to ensure staff well-being at the workplace.
Rwanda SOFF(Systematic Observations Financing Facility) Investment phase Project The Rwanda Meteorology Agency in collaboration with the World Meteorology Organization (WMO) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have secured a 4-year funding of 3.5 million USD from the Systemic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF). The goal of this project is to enhance Rwanda’s meteorological capabilities, fostering international collaboration, and bolstering resilience to weather and climate-related challenges. The key objectives of the SOFF project include:To Close the bas
Civic engagement/Policy dialog Provision of technical and financial support to equip youth with knowledge and skills for increased participation in civic engagement and policy dialogue (scaling-up of YouthConnekt civic engagement component)
Project management Support the project management through management team in place, conduction of monitoring and evaluation, production of documentation and knowledge products, etc.
Suppor Entrepreneurship Skills Provision of technical and financial support in creating decent jobs through scaling-up of YouthConnekt entrepreneurship components
Nationl COVID-19 Respons_health Project aimed to support National Covid-19 response by the Rwanda Biomedical Center
Strengthened Communities Communities have strengthened capacity to mitigate, adapt and respond to disaster risks
Capacity for peace & security Promote evidence-based reconciliation and implement social healing initiatives to sustain peace and social cohesion
Cap.dev. for service providers Public institutions and legal aid providers have enhanced capacity to increase equitable access to quality justice whilst ensuring that human rights commitments are fulfilled.
Joint Youth Program This Joint Programme on Youth seeks to increase youth (girls and boys) access to decent jobs in Rwanda; empower youth to fully engage in policy-making and civic engagement
Enhanced early warning systems 3.1.3 Enhanced multi hazard early warning systems to enable effective preparedness, response and recovery
Improved technical capacities Institutions at national, district and community level have improved technical capacities to reduce risks, manage and respond to natural disasters and limit gender-differentiated impacts
Enhanced early warning systems Enhanced multi hazard early warning systems to enable effective preparedness, response and recovery
Gender accountability in Media The Media High Council have enhanced capacity to ensure gender accountability through gender mainstreaming in the media sector
Capacity for peace &security RNP has strengthened capacity to develop and implement community based crime prevention mechanisms that contribute to peace, safety and security
RWANDA DELIVERY ENABLNG SERVICES PROJECT Rwanda CO Delivery Enabling Services Project: Cost Recovery from Programmes funded form regular and other Resources
Poverty Environment Action for The project addresses the relationship between unsustainable management of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) and multi-dimensional poverty in Rwanda.
Youth policies Support the development/update of Youth friendly policies, strategies and research studies on youth empowerment
Green Recovery project Rapid Financing Facility support - Covid recovery Project to assist Rwandan young women involved in agriculture value chain processing
Strengthening CSOs Strengthening Civil Society Organizations for Responsive and Accountable Governance in Rwanda
Strengthening DRM Capacity in Rwanda(METEO)” This project aims to contribute to reinforcing the capacity of : Rwanda Meteorology Agency Management to better manage disasters and to improve the early warning and disaster preparedness capacity of Rwanda.
Rwanda SOFF(Systematic Observations Financing Facility) Investment phase Project The Rwanda Meteorology Agency in collaboration with the World Meteorology Organization (WMO) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have secured a 4-year funding of 3.5 million USD from the Systemic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF). The goal of this project is to enhance Rwanda’s meteorological capabilities, fostering international collaboration, and bolstering resilience to weather and climate-related challenges. The key objectives of the SOFF project include:To Close the basic weather and climate observations data gap and Engage in the international exchange of observational data through the Global Basic Observing Network (GBON) of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
Poverty Environment Action for SDGs (PEA) Poverty Environment Action for SDGs
The project addresses the relationship between unsustainable management of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) and multi-dimensional poverty in Rwanda.
Development Coop. coordination MINECOFIN has enhanced technical capacity to manage, monitor and coordinate development cooperation to achieve national development objectives
Decoupling hazardous waste gen Establishment enabling policy/regulatory framework to create (financial) incentives for the sound management of chemicals, the introduction of safer alternatives, minimization of hazardous waste generation and its environmentally safe treatment
Research for evidence&advocacy Research conducted to generate evidence for advocacy for gender accountability in the private sector
Supp the Develop of Youth_Led SMEs The ‘Support the development of youth-led SMEs’ project seeks to contribute to youth employability and entrepreneurship for business and job creation in Rwanda
PBF Cross border project DRC – Rwanda cross-border project: Creating peace dividends for women and youth through increased cross-border trade and strengthened food security
Capacity to mainstream gender The project aims at strengthening the capacities of private sector institutions to promote gender mainstreaming in their work.
SDG Funding(INFF) The joint programme is to support and accelerate the GoR efforts to enhance and implement an integrated national financing framework (INFF).
Rural Development: Dairy Value Chains Development Project The goal of the programme is to improve the livelihood of rural women and men in
Uzbekistan. Its development objective is to increase the productivity,
competitiveness and market access of domestic dairy products.
Credit and Financial Services: Agriculture Diversification and Modernization Project The Goal of the ADMP is to improve the incomes and livelihoods of rural people in the Project area. The Project¿s Development Objective is to increase inclusiveness and profitability of selected value chains through enhanced productivity, market access and improved natural resourcesThe Goal of the ADMP is to improve the incomes and livelihoods of rural people in the Project area. The Project¿s Development Objective is to increase inclusiveness and profitability of selected value chains through enhanced productivity, market access and improved natural resourcesThe Goal of the ADMP is to improve the incomes and livelihoods of rural people in the Project area. The Project¿s Development Objective is to increase inclusiveness and profitability of selected value chains through enhanced productivity, market access and improved natural resources
Credit and Financial Services: Horticultural Support Project The project's development objective is increased incomes and assets accruing to smallholder farmers, processors and service providers within the horticultural subsector. To achieve this, the project will support: a viable horticultural subsector with modern farming techniques, backward linkages to poor rural smallholders and improved access to domestic and international markets; investments by producers, processors and service providers in productive assets in Uzbekistan horticulture; and farming efficiency and mobility of productive assets and produce.
SNNPR_Integrated Agriculture and WASH (including MPC) assistance to support vulnerable communities in drought and flood affected areas in South Omo Zone, Benatsemaye Woreda, SNNPR ltpgtlt/pgtltpgtThis proposal responds to Reserve Allocation
Strategy ‘Priority 1 Provision of lifesaving basic services in an integrated
manner for vulnerable populations’ and targets South Omo, Benatsemaye woreda. This proposal responds to all prioritized
clusters with a proportional budgetary split- of Agriculture (30%) and WASH including MPC (70%). Theltspangt South Omo Zone in SNNPR Ethiopia has
been severely affected by drought for years and recent flooding, the impact of which
continues to worsen the livelihood conditions and food security of several
people.   In response, CRS will provide multi-sectoral
humanitarian assistance in the Benatsemaye woreda in partnership
with the Ethiopian Catholic Church-Social and Development Commission, Sodo
Branch (ECC-SDCOS, hereafter noted as SDCOSlt/spangt). SDCOSltspangt has been present in the area for many years and
has a depth of knowledge and experience in working with the affected
communities, including in humanitarian response. Together, CRS and SDCOS, will deliver assistance including: lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltulgtltligtltpgtMPC: Distribution of multi-purpose cash in line with
Cash Technical Working Group guidelines. lt/pgtlt/ligtltligtltpgtAgriculture: Restocking of small ruminants and capacity building for community animal health workers and pastoralists/agro-pastoralistslt/pgtlt/ligtltligtltpgtWASH: Water Trucking, Emergency Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Water Supply System, WASH NFI, Latrine construction in schools and health posts and hygiene promotion lt/pgtlt/ligtlt/ulgt





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Integrated multi-sector intervention to support vulnerable communities in drought-affected areas in Bale Zone, Oromia ltpgtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtIn 2023, the overall humanitarian situation in Ethiopia is remarkably deteriorated. Multiple overlapping humanitarian crises such as ongoing latent conflicts, widespread of violence and climate shocks including prolonged drought and floods, have increased significantly the humanitarian needs. The HRP 2023 targets more than 26 million people in Ethiopia that are in need of humanitarian assistance.ltbrgtClimate shocks, including drought and floods are still threatening the life of vulnerable people  and restricted access to basic needs and services in several zones of the country and particularly in the low-land of Oromia and Somali Regions. After the extreme drought,  recent rainfall caused flooding in southern and eastern parts of Ethiopia increasing the risk of cholera outbreaks.. The latest flash update on Cholera outbreak (7 may 2023) reported 6,157 cholera cases and 7 million people at high-risk in the regions of Oromia, Somali and SNNP.ltbrgtThe project targets Bale Zone, in Oromia Region and specifically the Gura Damole and Meda Welabu Woredas, due to the huge humanitarian needs caused by the compounded effects of the drought and cholera. For the implementation of the project, COOPI, Imagine1day and MIH have joined forces for delivering a multi sector-integrated response. Specifically, COOPI and MIH, in a division of labor based on expertise, will cover water supply, sanitation, hygiene as well as agriculture, while Imagine1day will work on ensuring that protection needs are addressed, with a particular focus on Gender-Based Violence (GBV). The total targeted beneficiaries for the WASH sector are 18,501 individuals (9,233 female 9268 male) covered by improved access to water  sanitation and hygiene promotion, including the distribution of WASH NFIs and water treatment chemicals (6000 individuals M 3016 and F 2984). Related to the Agriculture sector, the Consortium will reach 300 HH (160 female-headed 140 male-headed),  through the distribution of agricultural inputs and through restocking intervention finally, 40 Community Animal Health Workers and 6 vet clinics supported through capacity building and health animal treatments input. Under Protection, Imagine1Day will work closely with COOPI's and MIH team to mainstream protection and GBV issues by building capacity of local institutions at community and woreda level 3000 individuals (M 1508 and F 1492)  will take part to awareness of on GBV and protection campaign. Finally, 600 case management will be supported through cash or in-kind assistance, as appropriate in order to mitigate the risks of negative coping strategies. ltbrgtFinally, the proposal includes also support through MPCT to be delivered to 300 households this component presented under Agriculture Sector will be coordinated and implemented in collaboration with the Cash Working Group and complementing the sectors WASH, Agriculture and Protection described in the proposal. ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtlt/pgt
Integrated multi-sectoral emergency assistance to retuned IDPs in Sibu Sire woreda, East Wollega Zone of Oromia Region ltpgtThis project aims to provide a comprehensive and life-saving response to conflict-affected communities in Sibu Sire woreda. The implementing organization, DPO, along with its sub-implementing partner, is undertaking a multi-sectoral approach to address the urgent needs identified through a recent assessment. The sectors that will be targeted include WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), ESNFI (Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items), and MPC activities.ltbrgtBased on the DPO Multi-sector Initial Rapid Assessment (MIRA) Report of Oromia Region, East Wollega Zone, Sibu Sire Woreda, it was found that displaced individuals in the community are residing in various types of accommodations, including tents, makeshift settlements, public buildings, communal shelters, and with host families. Key informants from different sectors were consulted to identify the top three sectors that require immediate attention. Shelter was identified as the most critical need, followed by food security. Therefore, these sectors have been prioritized for humanitarian assistance.ltbrgtIn response to these identified needs, DPO is planning to implement a range of multi-sectoral activities. These include the provision of repair shelter kits. Additionally, WASH activities will focus on desludging latrine facilities and the maintenance of water supply systems in target schools. Lastly, MPC support will be provided to help affected communities strengthen their livelihoods.ltbrgtAs part of this project, DPO will specifically target returnees that have been prioritized in the strategic documents. By addressing these urgent needs across multiple sectors, the aim is to provide integrated and tailored support to the conflict-affected communities in Sibu Sire woreda.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Multisectoral Emergency Response Project Supporting Conflict Affected Returnees in Dambe Woreda, Kamashi Zone, Benishangul Gumuz Region. ltpgtASDEPO is proposing an integrated multi sectoral emergency
response project targeting conflict affected IDPs recently returned communities
in Dambe woreda in Kamashi Zone, Benishangul Gumuz region. The proposed project
intends to scale up ASDEPO’s ongoing humanitarian response activities in the
woreda which targets returnees and host communities. Through this project,
ASDEO will support the returnees in Dambe woreda who are in need of immediate
lifesaving humanitarian support. The project integrates Health, WaSH, nutrition and NFI Emergency response. The project is planned to be implemented in
collaboration with Development Expertise
Center (DEC) as sub-IPs who have sectorial expertise on WaSH. On the other hand, ASDEPO will also manage the
implementation of Health, nutrition and NFI emergency shelter activities. Protection will also be mainstreamed
across the thematic sectors to prevent and respond GBV, Priority for PwD and vulnerable groups. strengthen the sector specific needs. The
proposed activities and the proportion of budget allocation for each sector is
based on the woreda level needs informed by the multi sectoral assessment
conducted for Kamashi Zone in general and Dambe Woreda in particular. The
project integrates immediate lifesaving response activities and durable
solutions that contribute for the recovery and resilience of the target
populations. Key cross cutting areas are meaningfully mainstreamed across the
project activities and reasonable resource is allocated for cross cutting
activities. ltspangtThe
project will be implemented in close collaboration and complementarity among
the implementing partners and the government stakeholders. As part of the
localization of aid efforts, ASDEPO is demonstrating strong capacities to
enhance the organizational capacity of DEC. It will scale up
its good practices and closely collaborate towards the attainment of the
project objectives. ASDEPO and the Sub IP will ensure proper monitoring and
evaluation activities to inform program management decisions with evidence from
the field. Government counterparts will also conduct joint monitoring sessions
periodically. ASDEPO and the implementing partners are active in the cluster
system at national and sub national level. The coordination and reporting of
project activities to the donor and the clusters via Activity Info will be
strengthened.  The project duration is 10 months’ period, and the total
budget of the project is 1,000,000
USD. Through this budget the project will directly reach 37,142 persons
in need in the woreda. Beneficiaries will get services in different sectors such as health, WASH, health, nutrition and Es/NFI.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt





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Integrated Multisectoral Response for Conflict Affected Returnees in Kuneba and Berhale Woredas of Zone 2, Afar Region ltpgtIn November 2020, the northern Ethiopia conflict broke out in Tigray Regionnbspwhich lasted for almost two years. The conflict escalatednbspfurther to the neighboringnbspregions of Amhara and Afar andnbsphad brought about several humanitariannbspcrisis in the three regions.nbspnbspThe Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) signed in November 2022 has created favorable conditions to scale-up assistance to people impacted by the two-year long conflict. According to EHF 2023 standard allocation, ltigtin Afar, close to 850,000 people (more than 150,000 households) have reportedly returned to their places of origin 
in 22 woredas in four zones. These conflict-affected woredas have also been affected by overlapping 
environmental disasters and other hazards (flood, drought, desert locusts and explosive ordinances), food 
insecurity (and resulting high malnutrition) and the residual IDP caseload (estimated 23,000) awaiting to return.nbsplt/igtltfontgtIn response to the call, CARE is proposing to respond in Berhale and Kuneba Woredas ofnbspZone 2 of Afar Regional State with provisions of WASH, ESNFI,nbspAgriculture andnbspMPCA in partnership with Action for the Needy in Ethiopia (ANE).lt/fontgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt





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