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Marruecos 2018 Educación Ministerio Educación FP a distancia Marruecos 2018 Educación Ministerio Educación FP a distancia Programa de apoyo institucional para la puesta en marcha de un sistema de aprendizaje a distancia para la inclusión social (en línea ) en el Reino de Marruecos
Marruecos 2020 Contribución voluntaria AECID - OCDE MENA Marruecos 2020 Contribución voluntaria AECID - OCDE MENA "Hagamos de los ciudadanos y de los jóvenes, aceleradores/dinamizadores de la modernización de la administración local marroquí"
Maa?n min ajli aadala sadika lilatfal - Ensemble pour une justice amie des enfants (Juntos por una j Maa?n min ajli aadala sadika lilatfal - Ensemble pour une justice amie des enfants (Juntos por una j Maa?n min ajli aadala sadika lilatfal - Ensemble pour une justice amie des enfants (Juntos por una justicia amiga de la infancia)
2020 CONVENIO AECID ISGLOBAL SALUD GLOBAL AMÉRICA LATINA, CARIBE Y ÁFRICA (COVID-19)
Tunez Marruecos 2018 Cultura Fortalecimiento oferta cultural local Transporte expo Sendas del Comic Español de Tunez a Marruecos
Marruecos 2018 DDHH MDCMREAM Proyecto UE Convivir sin discriminación Marruecos 2018 DDHH MDCMREAM Proyecto UE Convivir sin discriminación Convivir sin discriminación: un enfoque basado en los Derechos Humanos y la dimensión de género
Marruecos 2017 Gobernabilidad DGCL Higiene Alimentaria Marruecos 2017 Gobernabilidad DGCL Higiene Alimentaria Apoyo a la Estrategia de la Dirección General de las Colectividades Locales (DGCL) para el acompañamiento a las colectividades terri toriales del Reino de Marruecos en el ámbito de la higienealimentaria.
Marruecos 2021 Programa RAISA Organización Conferencias Lideresas Mujeres Mediterráneo y África Subsahariana
Marruecos 2019 Educación AL JISR Proyecto UE Kafaat LilJamia Marruecos 2019 Educación AL JISR Proyecto UE Kafaat LilJamia Green Chip 2.0: formación a jóvenes residentes en las localidades de Oujda, Berkane, y Jerada (región Oriental), en nuevas tecnologí as de la información y de la comunicación.
Emprendimiento y el empleo,oportunidades de crecimiento para paliar los efectos de COVID-19 en Marruecos, desde un enfoque de género (COVID-19) Emprendimiento y el empleo,oportunidades de crecimiento para paliar los efectos de COVID-19 en Marruecos, desde un enfoque de género El proyecto, dirigido a jóvenes (al menos 50% mujeres) en situación de vulnerabilidad, pretende contribuir a lareactivación del emprendimiento y el empleo post COVID-19, en entornos comunitarios saludables en el norte de Marruecos. El proyecto se basa en: Contribuir a la participación en la salud comunitaria, con actividades online y presencial de promociónde prácticas saludables e higiénicas para prevención de enfermedades en la familia y comunidad; creación de RED y Web de agentes comunitarios de salud; promoción de prácticas de buen trato para la prevención de violencia de género. Contribuir a la
Marruecos 2021 Diplomacia Científica Embajadas y Centros Culturles Cooperación Científica
Marruecos 2018 Convenio AECID, FIIAPP y SGIE para ejecución proyecto UE "Convivir sin discriminación" Marruecos 2018 Convenio AECID, FIIAPP y SGIE para ejecución proyecto UE  "Convivir sin discriminación"
Marruecos 2018 Patrimonio Cultural Consultoria Proyecto de Apoyo Plan de Accesibilidad Medina de Tetuán Carlos Galán
Marruecos 2017 Gobernabilidad DGCL Formación Marruecos 2017 Gobernabilidad DGCL Formación Apoyo a la estrategia de formación de la Dirección General de Colectividades Locales en el contexto de la regionalización avanzada.
Participación e igualdad de oportunidades para las mujeres en el ámbito educativo marroquí (COVID-19) Participación e igualdad de oportunidades para las mujeres en el ámbito educativo marroquí El proyecto que planteamos incide en la necesidad de garantizar la participación plena y la igualdad de oportunidades de las mujeres en el ámbito educativomarroquí, actuando desde diferentes frentes. Por un lado, desde la estructura profesional, donde se evidencian desigualdades tanto en las condiciones laborales como en las oportunidades de liderazgo. Por otro lado, desde las propias escuelas, dondese observa la persistencia de situaciones y estereotipos de discriminación de profesoras y alumnas, con la consiguiente manifestación de diferentes tipos de violencia. Para hacer frente a este amplio abanico de problemáticas, planteamos un
COOPERACIÓN, LIDERAZGO, CAPACITACIÓN: 3 EJES PARA EL FOMENTO DE LA EMPLEABILIDAD Y EL EMPODERAMIENTO DE LAS MUJERES EN EL NORTE DE M Cooperación, liderazgo, capacitación: 3 EJES PARA EL FOMENTO DE LA EMPLEABILIDAD Y EL EMPODERAMIENTO DE LAS MUJERES EN EL NORTE DE M El presente proyecto, liderado por Azimut 360 (de ahora en adelante A360) y ejecutado en partenariado con el sociolocal Asociación de Desarrollo Local de Chefchaouen (de ahora en adelante ADL) tiene por objetivo: - capacitar a los miembros de 3 proyectos de Economía Social y Solidaria del Norte de Marruecos para el incremento de su competitividad ysostenibilidad en su triple dimensión social, económica y medioambiental. - capacitar a técnicos en situación de vulnerabilidad para la mejora de su empleabilidad. Los proyectos de Economía Social titulares de derecho del proyecto son:1) Cooperativa
Marruecos 2018 Salud ENSP Mejora salud población inmigrante Marruecos 2018 Salud ENSP Mejora salud población inmigrante Cartografía de las organizaciones e instituciones no gubernamentales trabajando en la mejora de la salud de la población migrante en  Marruecos
2018 Mejorado el empoderamiento socio-económico de agricultoras de 4 Comunas Rurales de Alhucemas
Marruecos 2020 Género y Crecimiento económico UAF Economía social y solidaria (COVID-19) Marruecos 2020 Género y Crecimiento económico UAF Economía social y solidaria TADAMONE-Solidarité: hacia la intermediación para la empleabilidad y la eficiencia de los actores de la economía social y solidaria
Marruecos 2019 Educación UAF Proyecto UE Kafaat LilJamia Marruecos 2019 Educación UAF Proyecto UE Kafaat LilJamia Empoderamiento económico de 40 mujeres sin cualificación profesional y en situación de vulnerabilidad, a través de la formación como  camarera de pisos
Marruecos 2019 Gobernabilidad Ministerio Justicia Refuerzo Sistema Judicial Marruecos 2019 Gobernabilidad Ministerio Justicia Refuerzo Sistema Judicial Refuerzo de las capacidades y de los mecanismos para la consolidación de la independencia del sistema judicial en Marruecos
Marruecos (OTC Rabat) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
for continued support of the Graduate Applications International Network (GAIN) project University of Zurich carries out scientific research and teaching in the public interest. This grant will support a program designed to decrease the barriers African students face when applying for graduate programs. The long-term aim is to increase African representation in global knowledge production and policymaking. During the grant period, the team will scale its mentorship program, professionalize teaching and communication materials, negotiate application fee waivers for candidates, and establish quarterly exchanges with other organizations working toward the same goals. (Strategy: Evidence-Informed Policymaking)
for general operating support Fundar will continue its work on transparency and accountability through budget analysis, access to information, capacity building, strategic alliances, human-rights based research, and strategic litigation in the following areas: inequality and fiscal justice; impunity and grave human rights violations; women, health, and justice; citizen participation; accountability and corruption; and land use.
for strengthening impact evaluation capacity, knowledge, and policymaking in Tanzania The Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) is a Tanzanian think tank. This grant supports their Impact Evaluation Laboratory, which works to improve government policymaking and implementation in government through introducing or expanding the use of policy-relevant evidence. During this grant period, ESRF aims to increase the capacity of its staff and other Tanzanian researchers to conduct, publish, and drive the use of policy-relevant impact evaluations. It will also support government counterparts who want to use impact evaluations to inform policy design and implementation. This work advances our Impact Evaluation substrategy within our Evidence-Informed Policymaking portfolio, particularly our goal of growing the field of African impact evaluation researchers.
for general operating support This grant to the Center for U.S. Global Leadership would support the organization’s continued efforts to build strong, bipartisan support for effective U.S. investments in development and diplomacy. Over the next two years, the Center will focus on four goals: 1) protecting development assistance resources and advancing an aid effectiveness agenda; 2) bolstering support for smart, sustained investments in development and diplomacy among business leaders, military voices, NGOs and faith-based communities; 3) educating congressional and presidential candidates to be "policy ready" on global development and diplomacy; and 4) amplifying the successes of development assistance.
for support to manage the Civil Society Fund for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights This grant will support MannionDaniels to manage the AmplifyChange Fund, which is dedicated to supporting civil society organizations in developing countries to advocate for sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people. AmplifyChange grantees advocate for issues including access to safe abortion services, gender-based violence, and access to information and services for youth. A separate grant to MannionDaniels will allow the organization to focus on building grantee capacity.
for general operating support International Planned Parenthood Federation, Worldwide, Inc. is a global network of family planning associations working in 170 countries.  It is the largest non-governmental organization in the world concerned with sexual and reproductive health and rights. IPPF Worldwide Inc.’s strategic framework for 2005-2015, called the "5 A’s," is based around five key challenges in the field: Access for all to comprehensive family planning and reproductive health services; meeting the reproductive health needs of Adolescents/Young People; increasing access to HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and support; advocating for safe Abortion services; and Advocacy on the importance of reproductive health both in international development priorities and national policies.  In 2009, the Federation saw 32.7 million clients for family planning and other sexual and reproductive health services, distributed 152 million condoms, and provided 1.4 million abortion-related services.

Renewed support will underwrite continued implementation of the "5 A’s," particularly related to advocacy and safe abortion services. Over the next two years, IPPF Worldwide Inc. will help its Member Associations to increase donor and developing country resources, and political commitment, devoted to sexual and reproductive health and rights. With over 50 years of experience, IPPF Worldwide Inc. has developed a track record as an innovator in service delivery and advocacy worldwide. This grant would support the organization through the mid-way point of its strategic plan and to tackle ongoing challenges of strengthening quality and performance in sub-Saharan Africa, scaling up safe abortion services, and securing sufficient resources to achieve its ultimate goal of universal access to information and services for sexual and reproductive health.
for the Wingu project in Mexico HelpArgentina will serve as fiscal sponsor for Wingu, a nonprofit organization that provides basic technology services to civil society organizations. Given high demand for these services among transparency advocates and other civil society organizations in Mexico, this grant would provide funding for Wingu to replicate their model in Mexico. The support will permit them to open an office in Mexico City and train local technicians in their approach.
for general operating support The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) is a national independent, nonprofit membership organization for women in media founded in 1982. AMWIK's vision is to see a society where the media embraces and promotes equitable development, human rights, and women's rights. Its mission is to use the media to promote an informed and gender-responsive society in Kenya and Africa. AMWIK wishes to scale up its main work of building the reporting capacities of journalists in both legacy and digital media on topical issues such as gender-based violence, online violence, peace and human rights, democracy, governance, women rights, children’s rights, and women in politics. (Strategy: Inclusive Governance)
for influencing demand for contextually meaningful evidence-informed policy advice in Uganda The Uganda National Academy of Sciences (UNAS) is an association of scholars focused on the synthesis and uptake of contextually relevant evidence in Uganda. With this grant, UNAS will help policymakers in Uganda to appreciate the value of routinely incorporating scientific evidence in the policy and decision-making process for greater impact and overall societal benefit. (Strategy: Evidence-Informed Policymaking)
for support of a community-based project to access injectable contraceptives in Guinea Save the Children (Westport, CT) - Project; New; $210,000 over 1 year, 6 months; 73% of project budget
For support of a community-based project to access injectables contraceptives in Guinea
for a strategic and business development plan for the HCDExchange This organizational effectiveness grant to JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc. will support business development for the HCD Exchange, a community of practice that support the use of human-centered design in adolescent sexual and reproductive health programs. As we are phasing out our support of the HCD Exchange under our new Global Reproductive Health strategy, this grant will support their team to build new resources to support the sustainability of the project beyond our funding.
for a project to explore the nexus between early childhood care and women's empowerment With this grant, UNICEF proposes to explore the pathways connecting women’s empowerment to early childhood care and development. UNICEF would investigate how women’s empowerment and early child care interact and affect the life outcomes of two generations. With the International Labour Organization and UN Women, UNICEF would convene an inter-agency advisory group to strengthen collaboration, coordinated research, and program and policy efforts to invest in better outcomes for two generations.
for advocacy to increase foreign assistance for population and reproductive health from the U.S. None
for the National Forum on Oral Trials and Justice Reform in Mexico Founded in 1994, Institución RENACE is a non-profit, civil society organization based in Monterrey,  Nuevo León, that focuses on justice reform in Mexico.  For years,  RENACE has advocated for broad structural reform of Mexico’s criminal justice system, advocating for transparency and due process via "oral trials" and against the costly, inefficient, and unjust Mexican practice of pre-trial detention that prevails in the country.  The organization was a key partner supporting the production and wide public exhibit of the documentary Presumed Guilty, and due to that, it is poised to lever the unprecedented attention generated by the film to reinvigorate and focus the public debate about key aspects of Mexico's 2007 justice reform.  This project grant will support RENACE's collaboration with the National Network for Oral Trials (The Red) in Mexico to convene national and international rule of law experts in a public forum to highlight opportunities and practical solutions to implement the above mentioned reform.  The forum will happen in early May 2011, therefore the time-sensitive nature of this grant recommendation.
for general operating support for the University of Witwatersrand's Population Program None
for general operating support The International Center for Research on Women has provided leadership for more than twenty years in defining the connections between population, reproductive health, and gender issues, and demonstrating how and why these links should be taken into account in policies and programs. Unrestricted funds would enable the Center to continue to conduct research on the relationship between gender, reproductive health, population dynamics, and broader development outcomes; provide technical support to local partners; and contribute to advocacy efforts to increase political and financial support and improve policies for gender, reproductive health, and population issues. The Center's research priorities include exploring the connection between fertility declines, contraceptive use, and shifts in gender equality, and identifying pathways that improve life options for girls as they transition into adulthood.
for increasing access to reproductive health in Côte d'Ivoire This program grant supports Pathfinder International’s program in Côte d’Ivoire, where Pathfinder has identified several areas for collaboration with the Ministry of Health to improve family planning service availability. This funding builds on three previous rounds of funding from the foundation that helped Pathfinder build a program in Côte d’Ivoire as its hub for operations in Francophone West Africa. Through national and local advocacy and provider training, Pathfinder aims to increase availability of contraceptive methods and improve access to safe abortion and postabortion care. This grant for Pathfinder’s program in Côte d’Ivoire is aligned with Global Reproductive Equity strategy goal that women and girls in Francophone West Africa are increasingly able to seek, access, and use comprehensive reproductive health care to further their health, well-being, and life aspirations.
for a graduate program in Agricultural Economics  at the African Economic Research Consortium None
for the Kenya fellows program Emerging Public Leaders selects and trains public service fellows to provide a competitive, meritocratic pathway for talented recent university graduates to enter the civil service at the federal level. Building on its established fellowship programs in Liberia and Ghana, this grant will support its expansion into Kenya in partnership with Emerging Leaders Foundation - Africa and Kenya’s Public Service Commission. (Strategy: Transparency, Participation and Accountability)
for the evaluation of Tostan With this supplemental grant, a Stanford University research team would undertake additional activities to evaluate Tostan’s Reinforcement of Parental Practices program. The Stanford team would add a second round of baseline and end-line data collection in 2014 and 2015, targeting sixty new caregiver-child pairs. This would increase the likelihood that the research results will be valid and usable.
for developing an external communications plan for the Natural Resource Charter None
for mobile data knowledge center Flowminder Foundation works with governments as well as intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations to aggregate and analyze anonymous mobile operator data, satellite data, and household survey data to help improve public health and welfare in low- and middle- income countries. With this grant, Flowminder will build a new mobile data knowledge center, an online platform that serves as a central repository for technical, scientific, contextual, and practical knowledge about the analysis of anonymized mobile operator data for humanitarian and development applications. The center will be an especially timely contribution to the field, as Flowminder is quickly gathering important lessons about working with governments to use cell phone data in the context of the COVID-19 response. This program will contribute toward making mobile operator data analysis more transparent and accessible to parties in the humanitarian and development sectors, and to the Evidence-Informed Policymaking strategy goal of making new data sources and analysis accessible for use by government officials in low- and middle- income countries.
for implementing and evaluating the impact of a peer-to-peer teaching model in Kenya Many first, second, and third graders in Kenya are struggling to learn to read. A grant to Harvard will support a simple, low-cost method to improve reading achievement in which sixth graders tutor second graders to help them become more fluent readers. This project will be implemented in 50 schools in Kenya as part of a larger program to improve learning, and will be examined through a randomized impact evaluation to examine its effectiveness.
for support of the Right to Information program The mission of Article 19 (A19) is to promote freedom of expression and of information globally. This grant will support the Right to Information program at Article 19’s Mexico office to promote the right to information (RTI) and access to information (ATI) in three states (Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Yucatan) and with three groups (Indigenous women and rural communities; collectives; and civil servants of RTI and ATI at the local and state level). A19 will raise awareness and provide training sessions on RTI with communities, local journalists, and media; provide legal assistance and follow up on freedom of information requests; develop advocacy strategies; establish dialogues with decision makers; and monitor guarantor bodies, among other activities. (Strategy: Inclusive Governance)
for support of the Black Feminisms Forum 2023 The Black Feminisms Forum 2023 convenes 400 feminist activists, scholars, policymakers, cultural workers, and funders to facilitate a deep dialogue for Black feminist organizing. The forum contributes to building and nourishing an ongoing, transnational, and intergenerational community of organizers, encouraging Black feminist movements to share knowledge, tools, and strategies. This work is fiscally sponsored by the Global Fund for Women. The 2023 forum is as an opportunity to connect a diverse set of individuals from multiple movements, territories, and identities to strengthen the Black feminist movement and foster collaboration.
for general operating support Fundar is a Mexican think tank that advocates for and monitors the implementation of public policies to reduce poverty and protect civil rights. In a context of increased political polarization, Fundar works with diverse coalitions to advance concrete governance reforms such as closing tax loopholes and protecting whistleblowers. It is uniquely positioned to work in partnership with rural, grassroots activists while influencing the priorities of Mexico City’s political elite. For instance, over the next two years, it will support the families of victims of human rights abuses while monitoring the implementation of the Law on Disappearance and the National Program to Prevent and Punish Torture. Similarly, it will support the campaigns of agricultural day laborers to be incorporated into Mexico's social security system. (Strategy: Inclusive Governance)
for support of Planned Parenthood Federation of America's international program Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s international program, Planned Parenthood Global, provides funding and technical assistance for reproductive health advocacy, education, and services through partnerships with nongovernmental organizations in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. This grant will support Planned Parenthood Global’s efforts to develop the capacity of these partners to advocate for better reproductive health policies, particularly in East and West Africa.