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NZDRP TC Harold & COVID19 CTP in Vanuatu (VUT-0038) This project lays the essential foundations for potential cash-based recovery programmes for cyclone-affected communities and vulnerable groups in Sanma Province. The project supports partner organisations in Sanma province to successfully implement a recovery program by providing the essential analysis, good practice training, establishing systems (registration, beneficiary selection, distribution, monitoring) and relationship building (financial service providers, mobile service providers, local officials, community groups) to deliver an effective cash-based intervention.
Preparedness, Response Capacity Development (Cargill) 2017-2020 (VUT-0028) This project aims to establish and train community disaster committees in Shefa province, develop the capacity of provincial disaster committee (PDC) and support the coordination of the Vanuatu Humanitarian Team
Pacific Climate Change Influence and Learning (Vanuatu) The Pacific Climate Change Collaboration Influencing and Learning project aims to develop, strengthen and maintain a working partnership between government, communities, the private sector, development partners, donors, and academic institutions on issues of climate change and disaster risk reduction in the Pacific.?
Integrated Participatory Technology Development (iPTD) - Sensors for clean water This initiative connects the research team for "Sensors for clean water: a participatory approach for technology innovation" with experienced Vanuatu Oxfam staff members to ensure knowledge transfer, community liaison and cultural appropriateness of the research.
PACCCIL (ANCP) (VUT-0030) The Pacific Climate Change Collaboration Influencing and Learning project aims to develop, strengthen and maintain a working partnership between government, communities, the private sector, development partners, donors, and academic institutions on issues of climate change and disaster risk reduction in the Pacific.
AHP Disaster Ready Program (Vanuatu) The purpose of this program is to work in partnership with a range of different stakeholders to strengthen local humanitarian capability and preparedness in the Pacific and Timor-Leste so that communities are better able to respond to and recover from rapid- and slow-onset disasters.  The objectives include; a) Communities are?better prepared?for rapid- and slow-onset disasters, b) the rights and needs of?women, people with disabilities, youth and children?are being met in disaster preparedness and response at all levels, c) Government, NGOs, the private sector and communities?coordinate more effectively?for inclusive disaster preparedness and response, and d) National NGOs and faith-based organisations?have more influence and capacity in the country humanitarian system.
Phase 2 Governance, Leadership and Accountability (VUT-0014) (ANCP) The Vanuatu Governance, Leadership and Accountability project supports civil society organisations to represent the voice and priorities of women, youth and people with disabilities to decision makers through strengthening organisational capacity, facilitating collaboration, supporting leadership and funding local organisations. Phase 2 of the project focuses on civil society development, networks/coalitions for change and a new focus on Womens Leadership and Political participation.
Enhanc.Yth Employment & Livelihoods EYEL (VUT-0019) This project is aimed at increasing the scale and quality of Youth Challenge Vanuatu's youth training and services in Port Vila. Training opportunities for young women, school leavers and marginalised youth are improving their foundation skills, confidence and networks, enabling them to go on to entry-level employment or further vocational training, or to start an enterprise. A concurrent focus on leadership, community and active citizenship will see these youth emerging as leaders of economic and social development. The project will also strengthen the quality of Youth Challenge Vanuatu's services and effectiveness, its profile as a national advocate on youth priorities, and its sustainability.
Together We are Stronger: Gender and Inclusion (ANCP) (VUT-0040) The project strengthens civil society organisations run by and for women and marginalized groups, and challenges harmful norms and attitudes in national institutions and community leadership structures in order to strengthen recognition, protection and inclusion of marginalized groups.
UnBlocked Cash - Piloting accelerated cash transfer in Vanuatu (VUT-0031) (ANCP) The UnBlocked Cash Project aims to develop and test an innovative multipurpose cash transfer delivery platform using blockchain technology to support disaster preparedness and increase the speed, transparency, and cost efficiency of delivering cash in Vanuatu and the Pacific.
AHP Disaster Ready Program (Vanuatu) The purpose of this program is to work in partnership with a range of different stakeholders to strengthen local humanitarian capability and preparedness in Vanuatu so that communities are better able to respond to and recover from rapid- and slow-onset disasters.  The project seeks to ensure;  1. communities are better prepared for rapid- and slow-onset disasters, 2. the rights and needs of women, people with disabilities, youth and children are met in disaster preparedness and response at all levels,  3. government, NGOs, the private sector and communities coordinate more effectively for inclusive disaster preparedness and response, and 4. national NGOs and faith-based organisations have more influence and capacity in the country humanitarian system.
TC Harold in Sanma Province (VUT-0043) The successive impacts of COVID-19 restrictions and Tropical Cyclone Harold (spanning from March-April 2020) has resulted in a significant reduction in income and livelihoods across Vanuatu, particularly amongst households and segments of the population with pre-existing vulnerabilities. These groups require support to maintain existing livelihoods and prevent a deterioration in coping strategies and resilience over time, so this initiative  involves large-scale cash transfers (adopting a consortium style approach including collaboration with the private sector, INGO and local NGO partners present in the Vanuatu Cash Working Group, and local banks).
COVID-19 Remote Online Facilitated Training Provides contextualized participatory online learning materials to strengthen the ability of responders in MENA region to promote effective disease control & prevention, improve and psychosocial support to staff and communities
Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project - Community Demand Driven Fund The development objective of the Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project (MozNorte) is to improve access to livelihood opportunities for vulnerable communities and management of natural resources in selected rural areas of Northern Mozambique. The project aims to improve the resilience of vulnerable communities in selected landscapes of Northern Mozambique. More specifically, the project will address the following drivers:\nMozNorte Project provides bridge financing to stabilise rural livelihoods and to improve the management of natural resources on which most rural livelihoods depend on in 18 districts of three provinces (Cabo Delgado, Nampula, Niassa). The target districts of the intervention include: \nOne of the key approaches of the MozNorte project is the Community - Driven Development Fund (CDDF) which has the objective to generate sustainable livelihoods, promote inclusive and participatory development and strengthen social integration. The CDDF has two windows: district window and community window. The target groups are communities. While the district window is implemented by district authorities, the community window will be implemented by community and/or local organisations/consortia/Lead Service Providers.\nUNOPS will support FNDS in managing the community window that will support 300 communities across the target 18 districts with a budget allocation of a minimum of one project per community up to USD 120,000, with an average budget allocation per community of USD 90,000 (equaling a total allocation of US$ 27 Million in community grants); variations in allocations and number of projects can be made depending on the needs and the readiness of the community. \nExamples of activities that can be funded under the community window include, but are not limited to: \nClimate - smart agriculture systems, including small irrigation systems \nCommunity agro-processing, aquaculture, storage facilities \nSocial and WASH projects at community level \nCommunity agroforestry and restoration projects  \nNon-timber forest products value-chains \nAlternative livelihood strategies \nSustainable use of energy \nSustainable fisheries and fishery value chain  \nCommunity tourism and culture value chains \nIntegrated agriculture and forestry management\nInitiatives of youth and women economic empowerment  \nSocial cohesion activities \nThe selection of the projects in each community will be implemented in a participatory manner applying the Community - Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) methodology. \n
SREP - Support for Procurement and Distribution of Agricultural Inputs in Mozambique UNOPS provides  procurement and distribution support to the National Sustainable Development Fund (FNDS), under the leadership and oversight of Government of Mozambique (GRM) Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADER), for the implementation of specified activities and components of the World Bank funded project Sustainable Rural Economy Program (SREP). The SUSTAINABLE RURAL ECONOMY PROGRAM (SREP) is implemented in the selected districts of the Provinces of Niassa, Nampula, Zambézia, Tete, Manica and Sofala.\n \nUNOPS  assists FNDS in the procurement of up to 32,196 Agricultural Input kits (seeds, fertilizers, and other chemicals) as defined by FNDS and distribution to 359 Productora Agricola Comercial Emergente (Emerging Agricultural Commercial Producer).\n
Support for the Mozambique Northern Crisis Recovery Project Ongoing violent conflict in Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado Province has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and led to a dire humanitarian crisis. Almost a million people across the volatile region face severe hunger and recurrent disease outbreaks, including COVID-19.\n\nTo improve access to much-needed basic services and foster longer-term peace and economic development, the government of Mozambique recently launched a crisis recovery project in the region through its National Sustainable Development Fund (FNDS).\n\nFunded through a $98 million grant from the World Bank’s International Development Association, UNOPS will provide implementation and advisory support for the project – including helping to build or rehabilitate health, education and other key public infrastructure – working in close collaboration with the FNDS, the Agency for Integrated Development of the North (ADIN), UN partners, local authorities, non-governmental organizations and other local stakeholders. \n\nThrough the project, internally displaced persons as well as host communities in the region will benefit from a range of initiatives that will help foster greater social cohesion – including through support to community-based organizations and peacebuilding committees – and support vulnerable individuals and households through the provision of social services. The project will also provide vital income support and economic opportunities – including cash-for-work programmes for women and youth, support for fishing and agricultural activities, and entrepreneurship and business management training.
Digital Governance and Economy Project (Contingent Emergency Response Component) UNOPS will provide procurement and distribution support to the National Sustainable Development Fund (FNDS), under the leadership and oversight of Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADER), for the implementation of specific activities and components of the Digital Governance and Economy Project, Contingent Emergency Response Component, C4). UNOPS will assist FNDS in the procurement and distribution of emergency Agricultural Input kits as defined by FNDS for the planting season 2023-2024.\n
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for World Health Organization in Mozambique World Health Organization (WHO) is the United Nations agency working to promote health, keep the world safe and serve the vulnerable.\nUNOPS offers human resources support to WHO.\n
MozNorte - Support for Procurement and Distribution of Agricultural Inputs UNOPS provides procurement and distribution support to the National Sustainable Development Fund (FNDS), under the leadership and oversight of Government of Mozambique (GRM) Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADER), for the implementation of specified activities and components of the World Bank funded project The NORTHERN MOZAMBIQUE RURAL RESILIENCE PROJECT (MOZNorte) in the selected districts at the Provinces of Niassa, Cabo Delgado and Nampula.\n \nThe project development objective is to improve access to livelihood opportunities for vulnerable communities and management of natural resources in selected rural areas of Northern Mozambique, and aims to improve the resilience of vulnerable communities in selected landscapes of Northern Mozambique.\n\nThe overall objective of the UNOPS project is to provide procurement and distribution support\nto the FNDS, which is under the leadership and oversight of GRM/MADER, for the implementation of specific activities and components of the Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project (MOZNorte). UNOPS assists FNDS in the procurement of 23,872 Agricultural Input kits (seeds, fertilizers, and other chemicals) as defined by FNDS and distribution to 239 Extensionists in delivery places chosen by FNDS all located in 3 Provinces.\n \nGiven the high vulnerability of Northern Mozambique to climate and geophysical hazards, as highlighted in the Climate and Disaster Risk Screening Report carried out for the project, the design takes an overall climate-sensitive approach to help mitigate risks and enhance adaptive capacity of project beneficiaries. This will translate into promoting climate-smart solutions across all activities and sectors of intervention, from infrastructure to agriculture, fishery, forestry and community-driven activities. \n
SREP - Support for Procurement and Distribution of Agricultural Inputs  in Mozambique The Sustainable Rural Economy Program is a multiphase program of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADER), the Ministry of Land and Environment (MTA), and the Ministry of Sea, Inland Waters and Fisheries (MIMAIP), financed by the World Bank. Phase 1 of the SREP will be implemented from 2021 for a period of 5 years across 6 provinces in the center and north of Mozambique. The first phase will invest $150m to improve the performance of targeted small agriculture producers and AgriMSMEs and improve natural resource management practices in selected project areas. The implementation of the SREP is coordinated by MADER through the National Fund for Sustainable Development (FNDS).\nThe program is implemented under four components: 1. Increasing productivity and market access, 2. Enhancing natural resource management, 3. Strengthening institutions and policies, and 4. Agriculture Emergency Response. These three components combined seek to increase rural household agricultural income in an integrated and sustainable way, with female empowerment, youth engagement, and the minimum degradation of natural resources. This assignment is a baseline data collection exercise for an impact evaluation focusing on the implementation of Component 1, the largest area of program intervention, which seeks to provide matching grant financing to 700 Small Emerging Commercial Farmers connected to 140,000 small producers, integrating them into selected rural value chains.\n
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Mozambique UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Support for the Implementation of the Maputo Accord for Peace and Reconciliation A partnership between UNOPS and the Mozambique Peace Secretariat and its donors supports the implementation of the Maputo Accord for Peace and Reconciliation.\n\nUNOPS provides administrative services to the Mozambique Peace Secretariat, as well as financial management services for a pooled funding mechanism to support the implementation of the Maputo Accord for Peace and Reconciliation. The fund, which comprises a group of donors including Canada, the European Union, Ireland, Switzerland and the United Kingdom has to date received $6 million in donations.\nThe Mozambique Peace Secretariat was established in 2017 as an independent operational and administrative assistance unit entrusted with supporting the implementation of the peace process.\n\nThe Secretariat is tasked with providing support to all aspects of implementation of the Peace Accord and the Definitive Cessation of Hostilities Agreement. This includes technical, logistics and administrative support to ensure a consistent approach to the way in which all processes and activities are carried out.\n\n
Support for Procurement and Distribution of Agricultural Inputs for the Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project Support for Procurement and Distribution of Agricultural Inputs for the Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project
Transparency in Trade The objective of this Trust Fund is to coordinate efforts on trade data collection, capacity building in developing countries and improve core systems to provide  free open-access of collected data.
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to CAR (2021) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to CAR (2021)
United Kingdom provides the fund to CAR (2021) United Kingdom provides the fund to CAR (2021)
Luxembourg provides the fund to CAR (2021) Luxembourg provides the fund to CAR (2021)
United States provides the fund to CAR (2021) United States provides the fund to CAR (2021)
Switzerland provides the fund to CAR (2021) Switzerland provides the fund to CAR (2021)
Strengthening Sub-national Fiscal Policy Management The development objective of the project is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of state-level?s fiscal policy management an d financial accountability processes, including credibility and transparency in the use of public funds and reduced opportunities fo r corruption in piloted states (Red Sea, River Nile, Sinnar, and North Kordofan).
Sudan MultiPartner Fund The principal objective of the SMPF is to provide a platform for coordinated financing to support the Government of Sudanâ€™s implementation of the I-PRSP as well as support the development and implementation of the full PRSP.
 
 More specifically, in succeeding the MDTF-NS, the SMPF will act as a key tool for Bank engagement to support:
 â€¢	Strengthening core government functions, to help manage the economic transition following the economic shock arising from the secession of South Sudan, and to improve equitable basic service delivery so as to reduce the inequality that fuels conflict;
 â€¢	Facilitating policy dialogue between international and domestic actors to help deepen governmentâ€™s poverty reduction focus in a context where attention and resources are inordinately devoted to issues of territorial control and security; and
 â€¢	Increasing the coordination of international financial support and itâ€™s alignment to the implementation of the I-PRSP.  In addition, via the SMPF, donors will be able to continue leveraging on the Bankâ€™s convening strength as well as its expertise in reform for inclusive growth, its focus on long-term institution building, its results-driven operational experience in all regions of Sudan, and its status as a trusted source of knowledge and global expertise that can help reform and refine national policies.
Department of Energy, Support to South Korean Center of Excellence Provide curriculum development support to South Korea's Center of Excellence
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Enforcement and Technical Experts Exchange
Department of Energy, Curriculum Development with the ROK Institute of Nuclear Non-proliferation (INSA) Curriculum Development with the ROK Institute of Nuclear Non-proliferation (INSA)
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Best Practices Exchange: Technical Experts Exchange and Course Development
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in South Korea
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Enforcement and Technical Experts Exchange to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and Arms Control Curriculum Development with the ROK Institute of Nuclear Non-proliferation (INSA).
Congo - Support program for economic reform and decentralization in rural areas Congo - Programme d'appui aux réformes économiques et de décentralisation en milieu rural The present intervention relates to the Program of Support to Economic Reforms and Decentralization in Rural Areas. It’s designed by the Government of Congo, supported by the African Development Bank Group. The program is part of the government's Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy. Its main components are: (i) strengthening the macroeconomic framework and consolidating growth; II) strengthening the fight against poverty; III) promoting the good governance; and IV) promoting the private sector and strengthening sectoral policies. La présente intervention est relative au Programme d'Appui aux Réformes  Economiques et de Décentralisation en milieu Rural. Il a été conçu par le Gouvernement du Congo, soutenu par le Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement. Le programme s'inscrit dans le cadre de la stratégie intérimaire de réduction de la pauvreté du gouvernement. Ses principales composantes sont: I) le renforcement du cadre macroéconomique et la consolidation de Ia croissance; II) le renforcement de la lutte contre la pauvreté; III) la promotion de la bonne gouvernance; et IV) la promotion du secteur privé et le renforcement des politiques sectorielles. The objective of the program is to revitalize the economy and fight against poverty in order to improve the living conditions of the population. L’objectif du programme est de relancer l'économie et de lutter contre la pauvreté en vue d'améliorer les conditions de vie des populations. The ultimate beneficiaries of the program are the Congolese people. Les bénéficiaires ultimes du programme sont les populations congolaises.
Congo - Coffee and cocoa plantation Congo - Plantation Café-Cacao The project will provide finance to support: i) research; ii) training of staff; and iii) technical assistance and local counterparts.
Congo - Emergency humanitarian aid to combat the Ebola hemorrhagic fever epidemic Congo - Aide humanitaire d’urgence pour la lutte contre l’épidémie de fièvre hémorragique Ébola ,,L'opération d'aide humanitaire de la Banque a pour objectif de contribuer à l'amélioration de l'état de santé de la population congolaise à travers un meilleur contrôle des épidémie s de FHV de type Ebola. Plus spécifiquement, l'assistance de la Banque vise à compléter les actions du Gouvernement et de ses autres partenaires au développement en vue de : (i) assurer la prise en charge des cas et renforcer la surveillance et le contrôle épidémiologiques de la FHV Ebola et (ii) renforcer la prévention de la contamination de cette maladie à travers la mobilisation sociale.
Congo - Extension Capacity Production Grumes Congo - Extension de la capacité de production Grumes The project will provide finance to support: i) research; ii) training of staff; and iii) technical assistance and local counterparts.