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Organisational Capacity Support- Remuneration for EC Project Accountant The Liberia law society (LLS) is one of CAFOD Liberia’s implementing partners in the Land Rights for Liberia project funded by the European Union. As part of our responsibility to our partners we support them in building the organizational capacity so as to best support our projects implementation as well as develop in their own programming and financial management needs.
Support to Salaries for the Project Coordinators and Accountants- DEN-L The project is to support 2 month salaries for the Project Coordinator and Accountant as part of closure for the EU Land Rights Project (ICD894). This will cover from 16th January through 15th March 2020.
Capacity strengthening of Development Education Network This initiative is seeking to strengthen the Development Education Network-Liberia to a level of building the organisation’s self-reliance and staff capacity that will enable them integrate and address key thematic and cross-cutting issues in programmes and core organisational capabilities. It also aims at developing CAFOD-DEN-L strategic partnership to ensure that programmes and donors needs are addressed.
The organisation’s monitoring, evaluation and learning system framework will be established to improve accountability and feedback at all levels of operations that will result in informed programmes and project development for the organisation.  The organisational capacity will be addressed in the areas of policies development, systems establishment.
Institutional Capacity Strengthening of Liberia Law Society The Project is meant to strengthen the capacity of the partner staff on Financial Management, Proposal writing, Information communication and Technology, organisational strategy and policies development and M&E Training
Youth Connect - Don Bosco Homes Liberia To invest more time in partnerships both in the UK and in West Africa.
Facilitate South/South, North/South and South/North networking - To promote co-operation and learning from local experience through increased national and regional networking.
Make the programme a CAFOD wide priority
To reduce the vulnerability of young people in Liberia, Ghana and Sierra Leone by providing them with skills, knowledge, resources and opportunities which allow them to take greater control of their own lives. 
To promote peace, reconciliation and human rights through initiatives by and for young people.
To increase the awareness of, reduce the rate of spread of infection and mitigate the impact of HIV / AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
To increase the opportunities for people who are psychologically and emotionally disturbed as a result of their involvement in conflict to access trauma counselling and support.
To strengthen the capacity of the West African partner organisations to develop and manage sustainable programmes that will promote the development of civil society.
Livelihoods and Leadership: Tackling Gender Inequality and Sexual Violence in Conflict and Ebola Aff Many women and girls in Liberia are not aware of their rights and live in an environment where domestic violence is often seen as the norm. Gender inequality and women's marginalization are entrenched in traditional and religious perceptions. The target region is home to three of Liberia's most patriarchal tribes (Lorma, Kpelle and Mandingo) and as a result, women and girls are often unable to equally participate in educational and economic life. Many women who may want to work are denied the freedom to choose by their family and even when women work, their income is often handed over to their husbands or another male member of the family to manage. Disadvantaged women and girls unable to provide for their basic needs resort to prostitution and survival sex and are at a higher risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
As a result of the current Ebola epidemic, women and girls in the target districts are becoming increasingly vulnerable to a variety of risks. For examples, women’s traditional role as caregivers to children, the sick and the elderly exposes them to disease, stigma, financial insecurity and extreme poverty. Levels of gender discrimination and violence against women and girls have increased in the fragile country and in addition to the lack of education, civil society actors including UN Women and Plan UK are reporting increased levels of child pregnancies and forced early marriages as parents struggle to support their daughters and often see it as the only solution.
Don Bosco Homes Transition (Emergency to Development) Programme · To empower communities in acquiring skills for sustainable livelihood activities 
· To provide reintegration programmes for children placed in families and other disadvantage young people who are finding it difficult to readjust themselves.
· To promote non-violent conflict resolution within local communities.
Support to Salaries for the Project Coordinators and Accountants - LLS The project is to support 2 month salaries for the Project Coordinator and Accountant as part of closure for the EU Land Rights Project (ICD894). This will cover from 16th January through 15th March 2020.
Providing and distributing food baskets to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh Providing (39,808) food baskets to Rohingya refugees in the Republic of Bangladesh Mitigating and filling the food needs of the Rohingya refugees, supporting them and alleviating their need, and raising the level of food security for them to mitigate the effects of the refugee crisis
Distribution of food baskets to the Rohingya inside Myanmar. Distribution of 12,143 Food Baskets by Region, Town, Village, Neighborhood or Camp. - Providing healthy and clean food that protects families from disease and spread of epidemics and infectious pests - Contribute to achieving food security for the Rohingya in light of the lack of food provided to them - Alleviate the financial burden on families in obtaining basic food - Strengthening the bonds of love and brotherhood among Muslims in the holy month of Ramadan - Compensate the affected families and stand by them under the circumstances they face from violence and purges.
Providing and distributing food baskets to the neediest families and the community hosting Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh Providing (39,808) food baskets to the community hosting Rohingya refugees in the Republic of Bangladesh 1- Meeting the needs of the host community.
2- Reducing the need and suffering of families.
Support the Yangon Charity Hospital with the Myanmar Community. Providing the necessary support to the hospital of solutions, medicines, medical supplies, an ambulance and other equipment and maintenance of the hospital departments such as laboratory and other Provide medical care to patients and beneficiaries of the services of the hospital in accordance with international medical standards.
Food distribution project in Myanmar. Provide meals for affected people in Myanmar.
Technical Assistance - U.S. Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance (TA) to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin (Project). The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development. The grantee is Sherlock Grids Socit par actions simplifie (SAS), and contractor is SparkMeter, Incorporated (Washington D.C.).
Technical Assistance - United States Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development Technical Assistance, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance (TA) to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin (Project). The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development. The grantee is Sherlock Grids SAS, and contractor is SparkMeter, Inc (Washington D.C.).
Technical Assistance - U.S. Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance (TA) to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin (Project). The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development. The grantee is Sherlock Grids SAS, and contractor is SparkMeter, Inc (Washington D.C.).
Technical Assistance - U.S. Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin (Project). The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development.
Technical Assistance - U.S. Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin. The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development. The grantee is Sherlock Grids SAS, and contractor is SparkMeter, Inc (Washington D.C.).
Technical Assistance - U.S. Technology for Energy Access and Minigrid Development, through SparkMeter, Inc This grant funds technical assistance to support energy access through solar minigrids and provide proof of concept for a U.S.-made digitalized system for minigrid management in Benin. The project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of people living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development.
Technical Development Assistance for Ukraine Catholic University TA To expand online learning and update curriculum offerings to include new courses for students focused on addressing conflict needs and post-conflict recovery.
Increasing competitiveness through enhanced quality and compliance along the onion value chain As part of the West Africa Competitiveness Programme, the overall objective of the project is to strengthen the competitiveness of The Gambia and enhance its integration into the regional and international trading system.  The specific objective is to improve the performance, growth and contribution to industry, regional trade and exports of onion and other horticulture VC .
Promoting Renewable Energy Based Mini-Grids for Productive Uses in Rural Areas in the Gambia To develop and promote a market environment that will stimulate investments in renewable energy based mini-grids for productive uses in rural areas of The Gambia.
Improving Energy Efficiency and Reducing ODS Emissions in the Industrial Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sector The project addresses barriers to increased energy efficiency in the industrial refrigeration sector and the adoption of low global warming potential refrigerants. This project is one of the outcomes of the project preparation under project on funds mobilization (ID 105100), targeting the building of synergies across global environmental conventions.
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II) HCFC phase out management plan (stage II) in The Gambia
Enhancing climate change adaptation capacity of small scale enterprises and communities in Gambia#s artisanal fisheries value chains to sustain economic livelihoods and food security capacity of small scale enterprises and communities in Gambia#s artisanal fisheries value chains to sustain economic livelihoods and food security# climate-induced loss fisheries value entrepreneurship skills capacities of small scale enterprises in artisanal fisheries value chains, thereby contributing to global reduced post-harvest and livelihood losses, and enhanced nutritional food security outcomes of The Gambia
Greening the Productive Sectors in Gambia: Promoting the Use and Integration of Small to Medium-Scale Renewable Energy Systems in the Productive Sectors Based on encouraging results of the UNIDO/GEF 4 project under which has been adopted The Gambia RE Act, this project aims at supporting the greening of productive sectors in rural areas of the country. The project essentially features the installation of pilot RE systems to demonstrate relevance of the approach and the establishment of a RE Fund that will support potential entrepreneurs, mainly women and youth, who would like to invest in this domain.
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage I) HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (STAGE I) The phase out management plan of HCFC refrigerants specifically R-22 refrigerant, is basically to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of HCFCs in the Gambia as stipulated under the terms of the Montreal Protocol. A time schedule has been developed for entities that use all types of refrigeration, air-conditioning systems, industrial refrigeration appliances, and air conditioning systems that contain HCFC refrigerants. The first control is the freeze on production and consumption of HCFCs, which would be from 01 January 2013, at the baseline levels (average of 2009 and 2010). The second control step is the reduction of 10% from the baseline levels in 2015.  The HPMP is conceived to prepare entities to gradually eliminate the use of HCFC refrigerants by implementing a series of control measures and familiarizing them with the alternatives available, both in terms of equipment and refrigerants in the refrigeration market. Based on time frames and the phase-out schedule, stakeholders need to be aware of the facts on the HCFC phase-out and the alternatives available when planning for future refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
Greening the Productive Sectors in Gambia: Promoting the Use and Integration of Small to Medium-Scale Renewable Energy Systems in the Productive Sectors Related (Main) Project SAP ID 130110 - The project aims to promote market based use and integration of small to medium-scale renewable energy systems in the productive sectors. This project seeks to address the aforementioned barriers that contribute towards accelerated adoption of  small to medium-scale ren ewable energy projects for the productive sector in the Gambia. The project will establish regulations that will operationalize a conducive environment for private sector participation in the sector and will lead to the development and implementation of a time-bound roadmap for the sustainable and high-impact transformation of the energy sector through the increased use of small to medium-scale renewable energy technologies for productive uses. This will be achieved through an integrated and holistic approach that combines demonstration projects that have high replication potential with targeted capacity building activities conditions for the development of a self-sustaining renewable energy market in the productive sectors in The Gambia. In particular, GEF resources will be used to acquire international expertise in renewable energy entrepreneurship training and setting a grant fund that will be linked to the RE fund to provide a capital incentive for women and youth to develop high impact renewable energy
Operationalization of the SE4All Action Agenda: Promoting inclusive, environmentally-sound and low-carbon development The main objective of the project is to operationalize the Sustainable Energy For All Action Agenda in The Gambia by catalyzing investments in improved cooking stoves and efficient appliances. The project will bring about a scenario that combines both technical assistance for supporting the existing institutional framework as well as catalysing investment in more efficient lamps, refrigeration, air conditioning (RACs) appliances and cookstoves, that will, together, result in transformational change with regards to the country#s energy access situation and end-user# behavior. The project features five (5) components, including its monitoring and evaluation. All the components of the project contribute to Program 1 of the focal area CC1- Promote Innovation, Technology Transfer and Supportive Policies and Strategies - as it promotes a nexus approach between energy and other environmental issues. This will ensure the mainstreaming of sustainable energy issues into the broader policies, programmes and projects within the country. Component 2 and 3 of the project contribute to Program 1 by demonstrating the cost effectiveness of low carbon devices and technologies, such as efficient lighting and heat pump chillers in an integrated manner. Component 4 of the project seeks to establish quality control standards, as wel
Country Programme for inclusive and sustainable development of The Gambia 2021-2025 This Country Programme (CP) is designed to enhance UNIDO#s support to the Government of The Gambia to implement a roadmap towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID). In doing this, UNIDO has aligned the priorities of its new programme of intervention to The Gambia #Vision 2020# (long-term Vision), the National Development Plan (2018-2021), as well as the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) for the period 2017-2021, building on the achievements of the former country programme and individual projects. Since it is based on established national priorities, the CP will be a practical guide for UNIDO#s interventions in The Gambia over the next 5-year period.  The UNIDO Country Programme (CP) for The Gambia will support the implementation of The Gambia National Development Plan 2018-2021, and notably, the Strategic Priorities 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 thereof. More specifically, with the initiatives implemented within the CP framework, UNIDO will contribute to the following key results and targets established by the Plan: # Value chains enhanced for Agriculture and Livestock Transformation - Increase Vegetable production from 34 (000# Mt) to 50 (000# Mt) # Increased production of basic agricultural commodities (crops and livestock) for enhanced food and nutrition security - Increase
Enabling activities on HFC phase-down in the Gambia The project will support the government of the Gambia to identify and fill gaps for the ratification of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol and ensure the early compliance of the country vis a vis the new obligations.  The project will focus on the following activities: - Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment; - Support to the institutional arrangements; - Review of the licensing systems; - Review of the data reporting systems; and - Preparation for national strategies.
Support for the Green Climate Fund in Antigua and Barbuda The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Readiness programme is a funding programme to enhance country ownership and access to the Fund. It provides resources for strengthening the institutional capacities of National Designated Authorities or focal points and Direct Access Entities to efficiently engage with the Fund. It also assists countries in undertaking adaptation planning and developing strategic frameworks to build their programming with the GCF.\n\nUNOPS assists the work of the GCF through grant support management services.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. PERISCOPE, ARMORED VEHICLE, M60 SERIES, Quantity Delivered: 21.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. ENGINES, TURBINES, COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES, Quantity Delivered: 26.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK UTILITY, HMMWV, 1 1/4 T, Quantity Delivered: 117.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. HELMET, COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN'S, MEDIUM, Quantity Delivered: 12.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. CHASSIS TRAILER, Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. GUARD,TRIGGER, M240G, Quantity Delivered: 404.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, UTILITY, HMMWV, 1 1/4 TON TOW, Quantity Delivered: 4.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. ENGINE DIESEL, Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK CARGO M1086, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. LIGHTING, ALARM, SIGNAL, SECURITY SYSTEMS/PARTS, Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. AIRCRAFT PARTS, COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES, Quantity Delivered: 64.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, CARGO 2 1/2 TON M1078 WW, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRAILER, CARGO M1102, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, CARGO WOW 2 1/2 TON M1078, Quantity Delivered: 1.
Disaster Relief - Israel Brushfires Disaster Relief - Israel Brushfires through the Department of Defense's Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster and Civic Aid (OHDACA).
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK WRECKER, M1089, Quantity Delivered: 4.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, UTILITY, HMMWV, 1 1/4 TON ARMORED, Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK WRECKER, M1089, Quantity Delivered: 3.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. HELMET, ADVANCED COMBAT, GREEN. LARGE, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, UTILITY, HMMWV, 1 1/4 TON ARMORED, Quantity Delivered: 7.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK CARGO M1083 WOW, Quantity Delivered: 19.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, UTILITY, HMMWV, HEAVY VAN, Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. HELMET, COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN'S, SMALL, Quantity Delivered: 5.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. BARREL,GRENADE LAUNCHER M203, Quantity Delivered: 94.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK, VAN WOW 2 1/2 TON M1079, Quantity Delivered: 1.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. RIFLE, 5.65 MM, Quantity Delivered: 16474.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TRUCK UTILITY, HMMWV, 1 1/4 T, Quantity Delivered: 3.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. HMMWV EGRESS ASSISTANCE TRAINER (HEAT), Quantity Delivered: 2.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. RIFLE, 5.65 MM (CC=A3), Quantity Delivered: 16503.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. MOUNT,TRIPOD,MACHINE GUN, .50 CAL, Quantity Delivered: 16.