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Procurement and Installation Support for Ouargla Shrimp Farming Research Centre in Algeria In support of the General Directorate for Fisheries and Agriculture of the Ministry of Agriculture of Algeria, Rural Development and Fisheries, UNOPS offers procurement, installation and training support for the KOICA project “Establishment of the Shrimp Feed Factory and Capacity Building”. The KOICA project aims to produce shrimp feeds in the shrimp research center, which is located in Ouargla at northern Saharan desert of Algeria. The shrimp research center was constructed by KOICA in 2015, and successfully produced marketable size of food using ground saline water, assisting in securing better food security and high-quality of food supply in the desert environments.\n
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Algeria 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
Human resources and contract management support for UNHCR UNHCR Algeria 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
DFCD - Origination Facility - WWF-NL The Dutch Fund for Climate and Development (DFCD), funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, enables private sector investment in projects aimed at climate adaptation and mitigation in developing countries. The Fund is a partnership with FMO, CFM and SNV. The origination Facility will be managed by WWF-NL and SNV collectively, and it is positioned exclusively for project identification and (pre) feasibility development activities with a cross DFCD thematic subsector focus. The facility will seek to leverage a landscape strategy for project sourcing and develop opportunities into viable business cases for the two investment facilities: Land Use facility (FMO) and Water Facility (CFM).
Voices for Climate Action (VCA) Alliance VCA Alliance file - description will follow
SRJS Aceh Indonesia Shared Resources Joint Solutions Aceh Indonesia. To strengthen the capacity of local civil society organisations to influence laws, policies, social norms and practices of relevant actors with the long-term aim of securing ecosystem services on the IPGs water provisioning, food security and climate resilience. The program focuses on strengthening CSO in the fields of Sustainable Forest Management practices; Best Management Practices for the extractive industry, including sand and gravel; environmental crime and enhancing connectivity between pieces of community land.
MoMo 4 Climate - WWF Cameroon Mobilising More 4 Climate (MoMo4C) is a five-year program that aims to bring together entrepreneurs, firms, policymakers, investors and civil society organisations to make green business propositions that tackle the impacts and causes of climate change at a landscape level in developing countries, and to attract investments to implement these initiatives
Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) WWF Voices for Climate Action WWF - description to be added
MoMo 4 Climate - WWF NL Mobilising More 4 Climate (MoMo4C) is a five-year program that aims to bring together entrepreneurs, firms, policymakers, investors and civil society organisations to make green business propositions that tackle the impacts and causes of climate change at a landscape level in developing countries, and to attract investments to implement these initiatives.
SRJS Zambezi (Mozambique, Zambia) Shared Resources Joint Solutions Zambezi - Mozambique and Zambia To strengthen the capacity of local civil society organisations to influence laws, policies, social norms and practices of relevant actors with the long-term aim of securing ecosystem services on the IPGs water provisioning, food security and climate resilience. The focus of the programme is on the Zambezi River including a.o. water stewardship standards, delta management plans, EIA, and sustaining fish stocks.
SRJS Guiana Shield - Guianas Shared Resources Joint Solutions Guiana Shield Guianas To strengthen the capacity of local civil society organizations to influence laws, policies, social norms and practices of relevant actors with the long-term aim of securing ecosystem services on the IPGs water provisioning, food security and climate resilience. CSOs are strengthened in the fields of protection of mangrove, coastal areas and forests, securing fresh water (a.o. mercury free mining), fish stocks and (inclusive) environmental governance.
MoMo 4 Climate - WWF Zambia Mobilising More 4 Climate (MoMo4C) is a five-year program that aims to bring together entrepreneurs, firms, policymakers, investors and civil society organisations to make green business propositions that tackle the impacts and causes of climate change at a landscape level in developing countries, and to attract investments to implement these initiatives
SRJS International Program An overarching programme The SRJS international program component is intended to support activities by internationally operating organizations that benefit local CSOs in the regional programs (global to local principle). These activities may take place at the international level (conferences, multi-lateral organizations, multinationals) for the benefit of national and local issues and/or will contribute to the interaction of local CSOs with international organizations and companies.
SRJS Chaco-Pantanal (Bolivia, Paraguay) Shared Resources Joint Solutions Chaco-Pantanal - Bolivia and Paraguay To strengthen the capacity of local civil society organizations to influence laws, policies, social norms and practices of relevant actors with the long-term aim of securing ecosystem services on the IPGs water provisioning, food security and climate resilience. This programme focuses on working at the level of municipalities and transboundary protections of the IPGs.
DFCD2 Origniation Facility WWF NL 2024-2027 The Dutch Fund for Climate and Development (DFCD), funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, enables private sector investment in projects aimed at climate adaptation and mitigation in developing countries. The Fund is a partnership with FMO, CFM and SNV. The origination Facility will be managed by WWF-NL and SNV collectively, and it is positioned exclusively for project identification and (pre) feasibility development activities with a cross DFCD thematic subsector focus. The facility will seek to leverage a landscape strategy for project sourcing and develop opportunities into viable business cases for the two investment facilities: Land Use facility (FMO) and Water Facility (CFM).
MoMo 4 Climate - WWF Mozambique Mobilising More 4 Climate (MoMo4C) is a five-year program that aims to bring together entrepreneurs, firms, policymakers, investors and civil society organisations to make green business propositions that tackle the impacts and causes of climate change at a landscape level in developing countries, and to attract investments to implement these initiatives
SRJS Programme WWF-NL The overall SRJS programme activity, as part of the SRJS Alliance with IUCN. Cost incurred under this budget category enables the Alliance members: A) to support local CSO partners to build up their capacity in the nine regions; B) to support local CSOs at various levels in their lobby & advocacy; C) to facilitate local CSOs access to relevant knowledge for lobby & advocacy. The budget category ‘The Netherlands’ also includes the costs for administration and monitoring of this program (D). It includes costs for travel, meetings, publications and external experts that are not covered by the overhead of the staff cost. This budget enables the Alliance members to fulfilll their responsibility to safeguard that the envisioned outcomes, intermediate outcomes, outputs, and activities are realized in the nine regions and internationally.
Community stabilization for returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities in Dhobley and Afmadow, southern Somalia The online SSS is not in line with donor requirements. Therefore the donor template for JSB 2015 funding has been completed instead.
Countering Violence and Extremism through Skills Training and Livelihoods Support for At-Risk Youth in Kismayo (CSR II) In southern Somalia, civil war, international isolation, and clan-based violence have had a profound and adverse impact on the productive capacity of all sectors of the economy. These destabilizing forces have significantly impacted income and employment creation in and around Kismayo and which has further hindered socio-economic development. Despite improving security, the Lower Juba Region still remains vulnerable due to natural disasters (such as the recent flooding in Kismayo) with effects compounded by loss of crops and increasing food insecurity. Poor access to decision makers, overwhelmed humanitarian distribution networks, high transaction costs, weak government service delivery, tightly controlled labour and product markets rub up against the legitimate aspirations of youth. As a result, there is a serious risk of at risk youth becoming engaged in violence and conflict as a tool to address youth disenfranchisement. Armed Opposition Groups (AOG) like Al-Shabaab leverage the alienation felt by youth and channel it towards undermining recent gains made by the national government, the international community, and AMISOM peace support operations. As a result, youth are continually at risk to be induced into armed conflict as the only means for income generation.  Simultaneously, those previously engaged or
INTEGRATION AND PROGRESS THROUGH SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT FOR DISPLACED GROUPS IN SOMALILAND
Business incubators to support entrepreneurship and MSME creation in Somalia The main purpose of the project is to create and improve economic opportunities and jobs for young women and men through the delivery of locally available technology based and innovation-led business incubation services. In particular, the project shall contribute to (general objective) #Create jobs and enable economic growth in the Somali Economy through the promotion of inclusive and suitable entrepreneurship development initiatives" and (specific objective) "Create and improve economic opportunities for young men and women through locally based and innovation-led business incubation services#.  The project will support three business incubators, in Somalia, to establish effective business incubation programme, raise the quality and standards of delivery of incubation programme as well as link these incubators for wider outreach to three distance service centers, in an active effort to ensure that all project benefits are far-reaching across the entire Somali peninsula. The project will ultimately ensure that not only business incubation and other entrepreneurship development services are provided by the project supported incubators but also, these incubators, shall become effective business innovation hubs by leveraging existing technologies available at Somali research centers or accessible though collabora
Preparation of HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II) (Overarching) .Preparation of HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II) (Overarching)
United Nations Joint Programme on Youth Employment Over two decades of civil war and instability in Somalia has culminated in widespread adverse social and economic consequences. Somalia suffers from the consequences of severe economic infrastructure destruction, high unemployment rates, a lack of technical skills and the erosion of the livelihood asset base of the Somali people. Somalia#s economy urgently requires technology and skills transfer as well as a substantial increase in access to technical and vocational training opportunities. In addition, there remains an urgent need to address gender inequality in terms of access to employment and livelihoods. This project aims to contribute to these ends through the creation of short and long-term jobs through improving access to technical vocational skills for under skilled and underemployed youth in particular women.; and strengthening the quality of, and access to, vocational training opportunities. The project focuses on the creation of activity #packages# that are interconnected and designed to enhance the overall effectiveness and impact of the project. The project has a strong focus on local level ownership of project activities # both at the governmental and community level # and the building of local capacities to ensure the sustainability of project initiatives.
Community stabilization through restoration of livelihoods for at-risk youth along key border areas between Kenya and Somalia ..
Community-based recovery and reconciliation to stabilise HirShabelle and counter violent extremism amongst vulnerable youth The online SSS is not in line with donor requirements. Therefore the donor template for JSB 2017 funding has been completed instead.
Productive sectors development programme for Somalia The Somalia Productive Sectors Development Programme (PSDP) aims at promoting interventions at the macro, meso and micro levels of the Somali economy to promote infrastructure investment and capital investment, stimulate sustainable production, avoiding post-harvest losses, developing markets access for an inclusive economic growth and job opportunities for all. Through this programme UNIDO (lead), FAO and ILO wish to  leverage  their core area of expertise and experience in Somalia to support an enabling environment for suitable development of Somali productive sectors by: (1) Improving Somalia productive sector#s policy regulators# capacities to create business environment that will lead to sustainable and inclusive  economic growth and decent job opportunities; (2) Improve and establish infrastructure for productive sector growth and enhance the capacities of public and private institutions to stimulate sustainable production, inclusive economic growth and job creation in all productive sectors of the Somali economy, and particularly for youth and women in vulnerable areas of the country; (3) enhance skills and production capacities of farmers, fishermen, cooperatives and MSMEs to create sustainable job opportunities..
Preparation of a Kigali HFC implementation plan for Somalia Preparation of a Kigali HFC implementation plan for Somalia. Though the ODS alternative survey was not yet submitted and approved for Somalia, the NOU confirms that the commonly used HFCs in Somalia include R-134a, HFC-22 and the HFC blend of R-404A,  R-410A, 407C and 600a including newly emerging refrigerants such as R-717 and R-290. The most dominant refrigerants in Somalia are R-134a, followed by 410a, followed by 600a, and 404A
Daldhis (Build Your Country): An integrated approach to re-establish the state-citizen link in Jubbaland and the South West State of Somalia. This project aims to present a renewed commitment to working with local community leaders, elders, formal and informal justice services and newly selected local governments, in collaboration with state ministries, to entrench stability and peace, enhance social service delivery, provide economic opportunities for young men and women and provide an accessible system for resolution of people dispute and determination of their rights.
Solar photovoltaic water desalination plants for vulnerable communities in Somalia The proposed project will focus on creating infrastructure that will use Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Water Desalinization solutions technology for the provision of clean and potable water to communities that are deprived with access to safe and clean water. To create a sustainable model for providing access of clean and drinking water to the community, the project will work in association with a selected Municipality and local private sector actors to establishment of a Public Private Partnership agreement to operate and commercialize water supply to local communities and private sector entities.
Community Stabilization and Reconciliation through Livelihoods Recovery in Post-crisis Areas of Southern Somalia (CSR) The 'Community-Led Stabilization and Reconciliation through Livelihoods Recovery in Post-Crisis Areas of Southern Somalia' (CSR) project is a continuation of UNIDOs livelihoods recovery programme in postcrises environments like Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, northern Uganda, Sudan, and South-Sudan. It is a well integrated conflict-reduction and technical assistance programme that is designed to operate in complex environments.
Alternative livelihoods trainings in prisons This UNIDO project is part of the Somalia Joint Corrections Programme (JCP) lead by UNODC and set to support the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States to implement the new justice, corrections and policing models with a focus on increasing access to justice, security as well as basic services and rehabilitation for community reintegration programme. In this framework, UNIDO's support is contributing to the JCP Sub-Outcome 1.3: Prisoners are benefiting from tailored TVET programmes that are managed effectively by prison management in Beledweyne, Somalia.  UNIDO's support to this programme is directed at achieving JCP Sub-Outcome 1.3: Prisoners are benefiting from tailored TVET programmes that are managed effectively by prison management in Beledweyne, Somalia.
Vocational skills training for economic growth in urban areas in South Central Somalia Over two decades of civil war and instability in Somalia has culminated in widespread adverse social and economic consequences. Somalia suffers from the consequences of severe economic infrastructure destruction, high unemployment rates, a lack of technical skills and the erosion of the livelihood asset base of the Somali people. Somalia#s urban economy urgently requires technology and skills transfer as well as a substantial increase in access to technical and vocational training opportunities. In addition, there remains an urgent need to address gender inequality in terms of access to employment and livelihoods. This project aims to contribute to these ends through the creation of short and long-term jobs through the revitalization of key economic infrastructure; the improvement of livelihoods and food security for urban women; and strengthening the quality of, and access to, vocational training opportunities. The project focuses on the creation of activity #packages# that are interconnected and designed to enhance the overall effectiveness and impact of the project. The project has a strong focus on local level ownership of project activities # both at the governmen tal and community level # and the building of local capacities to ensure the sustainability of project initiatives.
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I) (refrigeration servicing sector and additional security) HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I, first tranche) (refrigeration servicing sector) + HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I, first tranche) (additional security) stage I of the HPMP will focus on strengthening the regulatory regime, establishing basic infrastructure, and providing capacity-building for key stakeholders, customs officers and servicing technicians.
Enabling activities for HFC phase-down in Somalia The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Somalia in terms of supporting the institutional arrangements and other activities related to the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol
Agro-technology development for economic growth in South and Central Somalia The project will assist the revival of productive sectors in Central and South Somalia regions by establishing a network of three agro-technology and enterprise development units to support Somali businesses in starting, rehabilitating and upgrading agro-industrial operations, accessing new technologies, markets and financing facilities. The project will further provide technical assistance for the delivery of technical and vocational skills trainings to meet the local needs of mechanization, production of tools, and in installing, operating, maintaining and repairing old agro-industrial equipment. A credit facility to facilitate access to finance to project supported entrepreneurs will be established and deployed within the framework of the project. Overall, the project aims at increasing the potential for economic opportunities and job creation in the productive sectors of the Central and Southern regions of the Somalia by focusing on four key actions: i) promotion of agro-technology upgrading and entrepreneurship development; ii) delivery of vocational and technical skill trainings in trades providing support services; iii) facilitate access to technology, markets and finance; and iv) provide institutional support in the area of agro-industrial technology transfer, investment promotion, entrepreneurship deve
Integrated Household and Agricultural Surveys in Low and MiddleIncome Countries MultiDonor Trust Fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to improve the availability, quality, use and usability of household and agricultural surveys in low and middle-income countries by 2030.
Support to Integrated Household Survey Program 2018-2020 This project will support the Malawi Integrated Household Survey (IHS) Program over the period 2018-2020 for increasing the availabi lity, quality, timeliness and relevance of household survey data. The support will cover partial costs of the Fifth Integrated House hold Survey (IHS5) 2019/20 and the Integrated Household Panel Survey (IHPS) 2019.
National Power Grid Development Investment Program - Tranche 3 A Framework Financing Agreement (FFA) for Multitranche Financing Facility (MFF) of the Investment Program was signed on 29 February 2008 among ADB, India, and Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID), the Borrower and EA.  Subsequently, on 28 March 2008, ADB approved the MFF of an aggregate amount of $600 million to POWERGRID for the Investment Program.  Initially, the scope of the program comprised of two projects; Project 1: Upgradation of Transmission Capacity for Evacuation of Power from Uttarakhand, and Project 2: 800 kV High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Northeastern - Northern/Western Interconnector.  However, due to the delay in commissioning of the associated hydropower generating facilities in Uttarakhand, POWERGRID decided to keep on hold the implementation of Project 1 until 2013.  As a result, it was decided that all ADB facility of $600 million under the MFF will be utilized to fund Project 2: +800kV HVDC North East - Northern/Western Interconnector in two tranches.  Loan Agreements for Tranche 1 (Loan No. 2415-IND: $400 million) and Tranche 2 (Loan No. 2510-IND: $ 200 million) were signed on 28 March 2008 and 27 March 2009, respectively.  Current completion dates for Tranche 1 and Tranche 2 are 30 June 2013, and 30 June 2014, respectively.  All contracts under Tranche 1 ($388 million approx.) and Tranche 2 ($119 million approx.) have been awarded in 2010.  Based on the contract award, the loan savings of $76 million was confirmed.  ADB received the Periodic Financing Request (PFR) for Tranche 3 for an amount of $76 million under the MFF on 21 June 2011 (Appendix 1).  The investments under Tranche 3 will cover part of the POWERGRID investment plan under its Transmission Sector Road Map.