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Biodiversity-friendly Economic Development through Cacao based Agroforestry Systems at La Amistad, Panama. Project will support over 500 Gnobe Bugle and Naso Teribe small-scale farmers, including 250 women, living in the lower ridges of the La Amistad Biosphere Reserve to convert 5,000 hectares of currently low-production cacao groves and abandoned fields within the Reserve to productive cacao-based agroforestry farms and prevent their conversion into pasture land. Project activities include: 1) provide technical assistance, including farmer exchanges, and provision of equipment to small-scale indigenous farmers, 2) establish communal cacao seedling nurseries with Frosty Pod Rot resistant varieties, 3) construct/rehabilitate three bulking and stories facilities to ease collection and transportation to markets, and 4) obtain organic certification of at least 1,000 hectares of cacao and banana based agro-forestry systems and link farmers to international markets and premium prices for their certified products.
Preventive Management Program for Jaguar-Cattle Conflict in Darien, Panama This project is intended to conserve jaguars in a critical corridor between North and South America that connects jaguar populations and ensures genetic flow.
Volet "gestion des eaux pluviales" du projet "villes résilientes" Projet de renforcement des capacités des exécutifs locaux et de la société civile sur la compétence assainissement (pluvial gestion des déchets, gestion des eaux usées à Nkayi et Owando). Le projet prévoit (i) la réalisation d'infrastructures de drainage pluvial et de lutte contre les érosions, des activités de renforcement des filières de collecte des déchets et de gestion des eaux usées et des boues de vidange, le renforcement des capacités de la mairie et des associations locales
Programme d'utilisation durable des terres en République du Congo Protéger la biodiversité du Congo et appuyer l'état congolais dans sa trajectoire de développement bas-carbone. Financer à travers des mécanismes innovants des projets alignés à la Lettre d'intention signée le 3 septembre 2019 entre le Président de la république française, au compte du CAFI, et le Chef de l'Etat congolais. Projet d'aménagement du territoire et de lutte contre la déforestation au Congo. Ce projet est lié au concours CCG 1157 (subvention de 15 MEUR sur programme 209).
Programme d'utilisation durable des terres en République du Congo Protéger la biodiversité du Congo et appuyer l'état congolais dans sa trajectoire de développement bas-carbone. Financer à travers des mécanismes innovants des projets alignés à la Lettre d'intention signée le 3 septembre 2019 entre le Président de la république française, au compte du CAFI, et le Chef de l'Etat congolais. Projet d'aménagement du territoire et de lutte contre la déforestation au Congo. Ce projet est lié au concours CCG 1179 (délégation de fonds CAFI de 35 MUSD).
Prêt de soutien budgétaire du Congo pour le financement partiel du nouveau programme économique et financier conclu avec le FMI Prêt de soutien budgétaire à l'effet de contribuer au financement des réformes devant être entreprises par le Congo dans le cadre du programme économique et financier conclu avec le Fonds Monétaire International en janvier 2022. Il s'inscrit en accompagnement de la stabilisation macro-budgétaire et de la modernisation de l'action publique du Congo.
Projet de relance du secteur agricole au Congo Projet de relance du secteur agricole au Congo, via deux activités: une composante d'agriculture périurbaine et une composante de relance de la cacao culture.
Prise en charge des filles mineures en situation de prostitution, de la rue à l'insertion professionnelle ¿ République du Congo L'objectif global du projet est de contribuer à la réduction de la prostitution de survie des mineurs en République du Congo à travers une approche pluridisciplinaire menée en partenariat avec les acteurs privés et publics
Projet d'appui aux capacités légales et à la participation des défenseur.es de l'environnement en République du Congo Pôle PDM Ce projet, porté par RainForest UK en consortium avec les ONG congolaise CJJ et internationale ClientEarth, vise à promouvoir une plus grande participation et un meilleur accès à la justice pour les défenseur.es de l'environnement afin de renforcer l'Etat de droit et la gestion durable des ressources forestière en République démocratique du Congo.
Opérationnalisation de la Politique Nationale d'Action Sociale en République du Congo- Réallocation Covid19 pour 560 k€ Projet d'appui à l'opérationnalisation de la Politique Nationale d'Action Sociale (PNAS) via: - le renforcement de capacités de collecte et gestion de l'information: création d'un système national d'information sur l'action sociale (SNIAS) - le déploiement sur le terrain d'activités d'insertion socio-économiques au bénéfice direct des populations vulnérables
Projet de gestion des inondations et d'assainissement à Pointe Noire Projet de gestion des inondations et d'assainissement à Pointe Noire
Projet d'appui à la modernisation de l'enseignement supérieur du Congo Projet d'appui à l'enseignement supérieur congolais sur financement C2D : caractère structurant par la composante 1; démonstrateur sectoriel sur le secteur de la valorisation des bioressources par la composante 2 ; et valorisation des partenariats avec les établissements français par la composante 3.
Financement du Plan d'Urgence du Port Autonome de Pointe Noire Extension du projet d'appui au Port Autonome de Pointe Noire (financement du plan d'urgence du PAPN)
Programme concerté pluri-acteurs Congo ¿ programme de renforcement de la société civile congolaise Le PCPA Congo vise au renforcement des organisations de la société civile du Congo en partenariat avec celles de la société civile françaises. Il travaille au dialogue entre ces organisations et les pouvoirs publics (collectivités territoriales et ministères). Dans sa phase de sortie, il souhaite accompagner et consolider des dynamiques collectives, que ce soit entre OSC du programme ou avec des OSC non membres, pour mieux les ancrer dans leurs territoires d'action, pérenniser les acquis du PCPA
Paysage forestier Nord Congo Projet d'aménagement du territoire au Nord de la République du Congo, à travers trois composantes: - la conservation de la biodiversité - le développement local - l'aménagement forestier
Amélioration des conditions de vie des populations isolées du district d'Enyellé et villages limitrophes par l'émergence d'une société civile locale structurée et l'accès à des soins de qualité Réduire les inégalités des populations marginalisées de la Likouala
Appui au Réseau des CEFA (ARCEFA) Appui au Réseau des CEFA - Centres d' Education , de Formation et d'Apprentissage du Congo
Passenger Workshop Provide an effective means of identifying high-risk shipments and provides the knowledge and skills necessary to improve cargo targeting capabilities
Africa Climate Finance Leadership Programme The world faces a triple and interconnected crisis: a climate emergency, rapid biodiversity destruction and entrenched poverty. The next ten years are crucial to prepare, adapt and transform our societies, economies and ecosystems. The financial sector plays a defining role in both mitigating the potential damages brought by a carbon-intensive, ‘business as usual’ global economy, as well as in finding new, innovative and catalytic approaches for adapting to a changed climate. The economic models show the cost of meeting the Paris agreement will be far less than the cost of damages incurred as we move beyond 2°C. Businesses must engage now, to operate effectively in the future.

The aim of this programme is to build the knowledge and capabilities of national and local leaders in policy, government, training service providers and financial institutions in sub-Saharan Africa, to support a climate-resilient economy. The programme is designed to raise awareness of the need, and equip delegates to develop, appropriate policies and financial products to mobilise and redirect capital flows to mitigate the economic, social, and environmental impacts of climate change in the region.  
Decision makers will gain an understanding of the prospects and processes for unlocking private sector capital through international climate funds, focusing on the opportunities public climate finance can provide in reducing the barriers for mobilizing private climate finance for action on climate change.
New and existing alliances and partnerships on climate finance will be facilitated and leveraged to inspire investor confidence in climate-smart projects, by ensuring the availability of locally trained professionals to champion delivery of appropriate climate finance products.
Timely access to quality-assured influenza pandemic products is supported Timely access to quality-assured influenza pandemic products is supported Improved global pandemic influenza preparedness and response through the implementation of the PIP Framework
Human Resources Management Support to IOM UN Migration Established in 1951, IOM is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners.\nWith 172 member states, a further 8 states holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants.\nIOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people.\nUNOPS provides human resources management service to IOM UN Migration.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Malaysia 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 Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme  Malaysia UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n\nThe primary objectives of SGP Malaysia include:\n\nTo support outreach and awareness raising activities among Malaysian NGOs, CBOs , IPOs and civil society organizations on global and national environmental concerns;\n \nTo build the capacities of NGOs, CBOs and local communities in addressing such environmental concerns, and\n \nTo provide a mechanism for demonstrating and disseminating community-level or community-led interventions and solutions to such environmental concerns.
EC Instrument for PreAccession Assistance (IPA) Sarajevo Waste Water Treatment Plant (Butila) Single Donor Trust Fund The Project Development Objective (PDO) of SWWP is to improve the living conditions of populations in the areas covered by the Sarajevo Water and Waste Water Company and in downstream riverside communities by: (a) reducing the populationsâ€™ exposure to, and reliance on highly polluted water from the Miljacka and Bosna River; and (b) improving the efficiency of the waste water collection network in the Sarajevo Canton. The project aims to achieve this objective through financing investments in the rehabilitation of the Sarajevo WWTP and sewerage network in the Sarajevo Canton. The main Outcome Indicators include:
 
 1.	Reduction in river pollution measured by amount of BOD5 removed at the WWTP (number)
 2.	Volume of waste water collected treated (m3/day)
 3.	Number of sewer connections benefiting from rehabilitation works (48,000)
 4.	Number of sewer blockages per year (2900 or 13% decrease)
 
 And the project consists of the following components:
 Component A - High Priority Infrastructure Rehabilitation
 I.	repair and replacement of primary and secondary sewers in Sarajevo; and
 II.	rehabilitation of Sarajevoâ€™s WWTP.
 Component B - Institutional Development Support
 I.	institutional strengthening for improving financial management capacity and operational efficiency to enhance long-term financial viability; and
 II.	support the preparation of feasibility studies, technical designs, and other technical studies for follow-up investments in water and waste rehabilitation.
 Component C - Project management.
 
 The proposed AF is intended to support construction works at the WWTP, including a wastewater boiler room and related facilities, which would enable the completion of the sludge treatment process. It is thus expected to directly contribute to the achievement of PDO indicators 1 and 2.
Serbia National Disaster Risk Management Program Single donor trust fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to support the Republic of Serbia to enhance disaster risk management/flood prevention systems by reducing existing flood risks and avoiding the creation of future flood risks.
 
 In order to achieve this objective, this project will support the Republic of Serbia's implementation of its National Disaster Risk Management Program (NDRMP).
Contribution to the Implementation of National TB Control Program towards Zero TB in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Targeting Investment to Eliminate Malaria in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Multicomponent - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.  This program has the following goals: To end the TB epidemic in DPRK, indicated by a reduction of incidence of 50% by 2025, and 80% by 2030 (compared to  the result of the National TB Prevalence Survey 2015/2016).  To completely interrupt local transmission of Malaria across the country by 2022. The objectives of this program are: Scale up services for diagnosis of TB to achieve case detection rate of 95% with the baseline identified by results of National TB Prevalence Survey.  Ensure the quality of services for TB treatment and maintain a treatment success rate of more than 90%.  Expand access to drug resistant TB diagnosis and treatment services to reach more than 90% of newly occurring MDR-TB cases by 2021, and achieve treatment success rate of at least 70%.  Engage with civil society, NGOs, key affected populations (including children), and other health programs for TB prevention, care and control, and ensure the sustainability of the existing social protection measures to mitigate the financial burden of TB affected families.  Strengthen research and innovations for scientifically backing up TB control.  Reduce number of indigenous malaria cases nationwide as compared with 2016 baseline value (5,113 cases).  Reduce API <1 case per 1000 population in Ris that were at high transmission settings in 2016 (617 high risk Ris).  Eliminate malaria from Ri level areas in which malaria was transmitted in 2016; baseline value (1,575 low risk Ris + 617 high risk Ris = Total 2,192 Ris).  Prevent re-establishment of malaria in all Ri level areas that had malaria potential or were malaria free in 2016
Strengthening Quality of TB care in DPR Korea Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Tuberculosis - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.
Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Malaria - United Nations Children's Fund Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Malaria - United Nations Children's Fund.
Strengthening program interventions towards malaria elimination in DPR Korea Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Malaria - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.
Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Tuberculosis - United Nations Children's Fund Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) - Tuberculosis - United Nations Children's Fund.
Development of Triple Artemisinin-based Combination Therapies The goal of the Development of Triple Artemisinin-based Combination Therapies (DeTACT) project is to provide a solution using currently available antimalarials to contain multidrug-resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria in the Greater Mekong Sub region, and to prevent the spread or emergence of resistance in India, Africa, and beyond. 

DeTACT aims to provide evidence from clinical, market and community-based research in support of a global change in policy to allow large-scale deployment of triple artemisinin-based combination therapies (TACTs) for the treatment of uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria. Switching from artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) to TACTs could be one of the last available options using currently available drugs to treat multidrug-resistant falciparum malaria and prevent or delay it from spreading or emerging in areas where it is not yet present. 

The project is divided into seven work packages: 

(1) Develop two co-packaged TACTs for uncomplicated P. falciparum malaria. 

(2) Using these products, conduct randomised, controlled, non-inferiority trials in 13 sites in 8 African countries and 4 Asian countries to provide evidence of safety, tolerability, and efficacy of the TACTs. 

(3) Mathematical modelling to assess the potential of TACTs to delay the emergence and further spread of antimalarial drug resistance and the costs and benefits of introducing TACTs in countries with different levels of drug resistance, malaria transmission rates, and adherence to treatment guidelines. 

(4) Analyse the conceptual ethical aspects and conduct an empirical ethics/social science study addressing the ethical aspects of a change to TACTs in the African paediatric patient population.  

(5) A market positioning assessment based on interviews and focus group discussions with stakeholders ranging from end users to national and regional policy makers, to address the barriers and strategies to overcome these, and acceptability of changing to TACTs in Asia and Africa, which present different epidemiological settings. 

(6) Effective communication of the design of the study and evidence generated in order to engage with key stakeholders at an early stage.

(7) Conduct a meta-analysis on harmonised individual patient-level data to compare the efficacy, safety, tolerability of TACTs versus ACTs in the general study population and in sub-groups (e.g., malnourished or undernourished children).
Power To You(th) in Senegal The Power to You(th) partnership unites Amref Flying Doctors, Rutgers and Sonke Gender Justice (Sonke), all established organisations with synergetic expertise, geographic footprint and networks. This partnership forms a Consortium that believes change starts in communities. To trigger this change, we will strengthen civil society organisations (CSOs) to empower and increase the voice of adolescent girls and young women (AGYW). The Consortium fosters ownership at the country level, with locally formed coalitions and representation of beneficiaries in our governance. As the lead, Amref Flying Doctors, in collaboration with Amref Health Africa (AHA), has always worked from the premise that priorities are set in Africa and that communities drive change.
COVID-19 Health Preparedness & Response in South Sudan In the "Operational Planning Guidelines to Support Country Preparedness and Response", WHO defined 8 main Pillars to adapt Countries response to COVID-19. MdM will focus on three: 2) Risk Communication and Community Engagement; 6) Infection Prevention and Control; and 7) Case Management. MdM will use its current interventions areas in South Sudan as a basis: Jonglei State – Bor South, Duk and Twic East Counties.
In accordance with The Grand Bargain Goal 6 (Participation Revolution), the project will incorporate and encourage the active participation of affected communities in implementation. Affected populations will be targeted for awareness raising, information and education on risk mitigation. They will be encouraged to organise to lead a local response to the pandemic with MdM’s support. Community engagement is essential to the objectives of this project and will be done by collaborating with local stakeholders with whom MdM already has established relationships. 
MdM will support a total of 29 healthcare facilities in IPC measures to prevent transmission of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases, also technical guidance on IPC Protocols. This will be accomplished through IPC risk assessments, staff training, provision of IPC equipment including PPE (personal protective equipment) and basic WASH equipment in all levels of health facilities in the intervention. 
In response to case management of COVID-19, this project will strengthen referral systems of patients from communities to the appropriate healthcare facility level. It will also support establishment of isolation wards for severe cases of COVID-19 in secondary level facilities and minor rehabilitations for other health facilities to administer essential level of healthcare. 
This project will also maintain the provision of and access to essential healthcare services for affected populations, including SRH, MHPSS and GBV response services. These measures will take place both at the healthcare facility level and through Mobile Medical Units to access remote hard to reach locations. 
MdM is committed to reinforcing the health system while also preparing health workers and communities for COVID-19. Current MHPSS activities delivered through trained MHPSS Focal Points will continue to be implemented as well as adapted for COVID-19. Additionally, referrals on GBV survivors and other vulnerable target groups will be strengthened to receive healthcare services and psychological support. 
MdM will work through its implementation team on the ground, as well as local partners already collaborating on ongoing projects. OBJECTIVE OUTCOME: To support preparedness and response to primary and secondary impacts of COVID-19 on the most vulnerable individuals and communities. 
OUTPUT 1: Communities and health actors/facilities are prepared and can respond to the primary impacts of COVID-19
OUTPUT 2: Health and markets systems are strengthened (in partnership with governments, private sector and communities) to be responsive to the secondary impacts of COVID-19, including HHs food security needs.
China: Anhui Medium Cities Urban Transport Project The development objective of the project is to improve mobility on selected main corridors of the municipalities of Anqing, Huaibei, Luan and Wuhu in Anhui Province in a safe and efficient manner.
Shandong Confucius and Mencius Cultural Heritage Conservation Project The Project Development Objective is to assist Shandong Province to enhance cultural heritage conservation and tourism services in Project areas in Qufu and Zoucheng.
Guangxi Integrated Forestry Development and Conservation Project The overall project development objective is to improve the effectiveness of forest management and institutional arrangements in timber production, watershed protection and nature reserves management in selected areas of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (GZAR).
China:Fujian Meizhou Bay Navigation Improvement Project To improve the capacity of the main navigation channel in Meizhou Bay and enhance the management capacity of Meizhou Bay Harbor Administration Bureau.
Yangtze River Protection and Ecological Restoration Program for Results (Hubei) To improve institutional coordination, enhance ecological protection and reduce water pollution loads along the Yangtze River Basin  in Hubei Province.
China Bengbu Integrated Environment Improvement Project The project development objective is to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of selected urban environmental services delivered in Bengbu Municipality through improving water supply, reducing incidents of land submergence from flooding, and enhancing wastewater management.