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Project Management-UNDP-YEM-01000517 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen
Project Management and Monito UNDPs Direct Costs and Third Party Monitoring and Evaluation in the project management unit (PMU)
Yemen Stabilisation Programme Yemen Stabilisation Programme to support the southern governorates stabilization.
Support the Prime Minister Office Capacity to Enhance Service Delivery and Gov. Support the Prime Minister Office Capacity to Enhance Service Delivery and Gov.
Vocational Training - Project Management UNDP-YEM-01000588 (KSR-VT) The project, “Vocational and Business Skills Training and Support” Phase II is a continuation of phase I and aims to empower rural young men and women with vocational, technical, and business skills, and nurture an entrepreneurship culture to enhance their employability and productive engagement in economic and local recovery activities. These efforts will contribute to and complement the overall collective efforts for economic recovery and livelihood restoration leading to improved well-being and resilience among Yemenis.
UN Common Services - UN Clinic-UNDP-YEM-00108349(CS-UNClinic) UN Common Services - Clinic managed by a local inter-agency committee chaired by WHO, while UNDP renders admin support to the budget.
Yemen Rule of Law Programme Supporting the Rule of Law programme (RoL) in Yemen as well as the institutions related to the Rule of Law
Social and productive communit Social and productive community assets rehabilitated through supporting physical investments
UN Common Services - UN Clinic UN Common Services - Clinic managed by a local inter-agency committee chaired by WHO, while UNDP renders admin support to the budget.
Vocational and Business Skills Training and Support Proj The project aims to empower rural young men and women with vocational, technical and business skills, and nurture an entrepreneurship culture to enhance their employability and productive engagement in economic and local recovery activities.
Gender-responsive protection and justice services through the participation of women in displaced and host  communities.(KOICA) The project will support women paralegals to work with women lawyers, who will work as a team to identify community problems and find preventive and restorative solutions in partnership with other rule of law professionals
Energy resilience building Vulnerable communities benefit from solar energy solutions for sustainable livelihoods opportunities and enhanced social service delivery
Sustainable Water Resource Management Enhancing Resilience through sustainable water resource management. The project will aim to support and empower communities to address water related disputes and four main areas of intervention are pursued.
Detainee Protection Detainee protection support improves basic conditions of detention, access to education and training, and reintegration of detainees into the community after release to protect from stigma and ostracism.
Joint Coordination Unit Coordination, Communication, management Monitoring and Evaluation of the Joint Coordination Unit,
Community institutions are str Community institutions are strengthened and capacitated on gender sensitive resilience planning, conflict resolution and social cohesion.
Improved agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience - 01000341 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen’s capacity to respond to food The insecurity”. The Additional Financing will scale-up several activities of the FSRRP to increase the focus on resilience to food crises. The AF consists of the following parts: (1) Improving agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience (UNDP), (2) Increasing domestic food production and market development (FAO / ICRC) (3) Improving the nutritional status of vulnerable households (FAO / WFP) & (4) Capacity building for food security management (FAO / ICRC).The AF also includes a targeting and geographic bundling approach that will identify specific areas for project interventions. The PF and AF of FSRRP are considered as one project.UNDP undertakes the implementation of component one through:Output 1: Improving agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilienceImplementing community-based civil works through Cash-for-Work (CFW) and Community Contracting modalities implemented by the SFD. Increasingly, the Component will employ a Community. Contracting approach through locally sourced contractors for more complex works that require a higher level of skilled labor and machinery inputs.
Project Management This output is dedicated for project personnel, oversight, monitoring and evaluation, audit, spot check and running costs.
Project Management effective project management and oversight for quality and timely delivery by UNDP with applying conflict and gender sensitive approaches, enforce and monitor risks management, Occupational Health Safeguards (OHS) and Social and Environmental Standards.
Improved agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience - 01000341 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen
Improved provision of basic services for detainee protection in keeping with international legal standards (PIAJY) Funded by the UNDP Global Rule of Law Programme, this pilot project aims to contribute to the multi-agency joint planning of a “Comprehensive Approach to Prison Programming” in Yemen. To do so, the project will: First, generate disaggregated needs-assessments of detainees (male, female, child) and prison guards with a focus on Mental Health and Psycho-Social Support (MHPSS); Second, implement civil works to equip detention facilities with basic infrastructures necessary for humanitarian and human rights interventions (a psychosocial center and a water tower within the Sana’a Central Reformatory, mainly for women detainees and accompanied children
Water-related dispute mgmt Peaceful local dispute management mechanisms to address water-related disputes are created with the participation of women and youth.
Project Management Project Management Unit (PMU) for oversight and support the implementation of the project
Emergency Mine Action Emergency Mines Clearance to reduce the socio-economic impact of explosive remnants of war and mines on people and communities.
Emergency Mine Action - Phase II Develop the national Mine Action infrastructure and national capacity and as the national capacity is developed provide direct support to a co-ordinated Mine Action Sector to include downstream counter-IED.
Support to Ports of Aden Support to rehabilitate critical infrastructure in the Port of Aden and planning a thorough capacity and damage assessment of the Port
Short Term Income Generation Support to short term income generation through labour-intensive Cash for Work schemes and small-scale community infrastructure rehabilitation leading to increased income-generation and livelihoods
UNDP Yemen Direct Project Cost This project UNDP Yemen Direct Project Costs is a management project created for Direct Project Cost transactions and Budgeting
PSF Peace Support Facility Phase 2 Peace Dividends and Confidence-building measures with national impact supporting the Special Envoy and the Resident Coordinator
Cash for Nutrition prioritize SWF households receiving UCTs that have pregnant/lactating women and or children under five.
Establishing women value chain-UNDP-YEM-00133644 (SFISH) Establishing women value chain SMEPS. Entrepreneurship and business development opportunities for women in the fishery value chain enhanced in Yemen.
Transitional Governance Thematic entry points for Transitional Governance towards a peace agreement in Yemen
Communities livelihoods Community livelihoods and productive assets are improved to strengthen resilience
Fish Harbor - Phase II : Aden fishery harbour and artisanal landing sites in Aden, infrastructures and facilities are rehabilitated and equipped (AFH II) The phase II of the project aims to support the fisheries value chain through the completion of the rehabilitation/reconstruction of Aden fisheries harbour facilities not covered in phase I, rehabilitation of the Dockyard landing site in Mualla district (Aden) and through promoting livelihoods and employment along the value chain especially for women. At the same time the project shall contribute to rebuild better the fisheries governance and management capacities of related structures and autho
Support to local authorities Communities and local authorities have enhanced capacities to respond to conflict and gender sensitive priorities needs
Stakeholders relationship Strengthened central-local and horizontal relations between between local governance stakeholders
Crisis Support to Solid Waste,Water Supply &Sewage The objective of this project is to make two essential service institutions located in two major cities more resilient to the multiple vulnerability they are facing (financial, planning, maintenance and management of aging and reduced fleets).
Labor Intensive Work /CfW (SFD Vulnerable and at-risk Yemenis have received short and medium-term livelihoods and recovery support.
Safer Salvage Operation Managing Biodiversity and Environmental Risks Associated with the Safer Salvage Operation in the Red Sea
Project Management Project Management, Support and Monitoring (UNDP) to ensure oversight, reporting and quality assurance of the project
Labor Intensive Work /CfW Vulnerable and at-risk Yemenis have received short and medium-term livelihoods and recovery support.
Emergecy WASH Support for Crisis Affected Communities Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Support for Crisis Affected Communities in Hadramout
Fish Harbor - Phase II : Aden fishery harbour and artisanal landing sites in Aden, infrastructures and facilities are rehabilitated and equipped (AFH II) The phase II of the project aims to support the fisheries value chain through the completion of the rehabilitation/reconstruction of Aden fisheries harbour facilities not covered in phase I, rehabilitation of the Dockyard landing site in Mualla district (Aden) and through promoting livelihoods and employment along the value chain especially for women. At the same time the project shall contribute to rebuild better the fisheries governance and management capacities of related structures and authorities. Thus, the project aims at rebuilding better and allowing the recovery of the fisheries sector with a view to a sustainable use of its potential to improving food security, generating new possibilities for economic recovery and empowerment in Yemen.
Project Management-UNDP-YEM-01000517 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen’s capacity to respond to food The insecurity”. The Additional Financing will scale-up several activities of the FSRRP to increase the focus on resilience to food crises. The AF consists of the following parts: (1) Improving agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience (UNDP), (2) Increasing domestic food production and market development (FAO / ICRC) (3) Improving the nutritional status of vulnerable households (FAO / WFP) & (4) Capacity building for food security management (FAO / ICRC).The AF also includes a targeting and geographic bundling approach that will identify specific areas for project interventions. The PF and AF of FSRRP are considered as one project.UNDP undertakes the implementation of component one through:Output 3: Project management, monitoring and learning ensuredThe project will cover project management costs for UNDP, including implementation support, financial management, procurement, and monitoring and evaluation (M&E). M&E will be strengthened through the use of the Geo-Enabling initiative for Monitoring and Supervision (GEMS) and an additional impact assessment in collaboration with other partners. A third-party monitoring mechanism and Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) will be established. Gender-sensitive M&E will be employed, and gender-based violence cases will be prioritized. The project team will ensure compliance, risk mitigation, and gender mainstreaming.
Sustainable livelihoods Sustainable livelihoods of women and men created through improve productivity, food security and income opportunities.
Emergency WASH for Hadramout Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) for Hadramout Governorate to support women and vulnerable population
Project Management Oversight, reporting and quality assurance of project ensured (Project Management and Knowledge Management)
Fostering new SMEs and providing support to existing SMEs, cooperatives and associations involved in the production, storage, and distribution of food, as well as in nutrition- and health-related services (SMEPS) _ ECRP AF2 This activity adopts a market systems development approach that is fit to the realities of Yemen to strengthen value chains in the target sectors. Support to SMEs under this subcomponent makes use of, and reinforces, market-based mechanisms in order to ensure long-term sustainability. As such, the proposed activities participate to the same ecosystem of support and complement and feed into each other, into a continuum of support approach and a geographic bundle of interventions. Through this activity technical assistance and grants will be given to MSMEs affected by the conflict or the COVID-19 crisis, MSMEs that either produce food (in horticulture, livestock, and fisheries sectors) or facilitate food distribution to the market (e.g. providers of cold storage, transportation and logistics).
Community Safety Community-led self-help initiatives address diverse community protection and justice needs through democratic and participatory local governance processes
DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROJECT (DSS), to support the strategic planning of the Country Office
AF- Emergency Social Protection Enhancement and COVID- Additional Financing - Emergency Social Protection Enhancement and COVID-19 Response Project (ESPCRP)
Small-scale agricultural production community infrastructure rehabilitated-01000515 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen’s capacity to respond to food The insecurity”. The Additional Financing will scale-up several activities of the FSRRP to increase the focus on resilience to food crises. The AF consists of the following parts: (1) Improving agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience (UNDP), (2) Increasing domestic food production and market development (FAO / ICRC) (3) Improving the nutritional status of vulnerable households (FAO / WFP) & (4) Capacity building for food security management (FAO / ICRC).The AF also includes a targeting and geographic bundling approach that will identify specific areas for project interventions. The PF and AF of FSRRP are considered as one project.UNDP undertakes the implementation of component one through:Output 2: Small-scale agricultural production community infrastructure rehabilitated.This will be implemented by the PWP implementing community-based civil works and community contracting for the rehabilitation/ restoration of small-scale agricultural production community infrastructure assets. The implementation mechanisms for both CFW and Community Contracting will be detailed in the Community Infrastructure Works Manual, which will be part of the Project Operational Manual (POM).
Community livelihoods Community livelihoods and productive assets are improved to strengthen resilience
Improved provision of basic services for detainee protection in keeping with international legal standards (PIAJY) Funded by the UNDP Global Rule of Law Programme, this pilot project aims to contribute to the multi-agency joint planning of a “Comprehensive Approach to Prison Programming” in Yemen. To do so, the project will: First, generate disaggregated needs-assessments of detainees (male, female, child) and prison guards with a focus on Mental Health and Psycho-Social Support (MHPSS); Second, implement civil works to equip detention facilities with basic infrastructures necessary for humanitarian and huma
Emergency Social Protection Enhancement & COVID19 Respon The project aims to provide nutrition-sensitive cash transfers, temporary employment, and increased access to basic services and economic opportunities as well as to strengthen the capacity of national service delivery institutions.
Strength Operational Capa The Operational capacity of the maritime law enforcement agencies is strengthened
Provide cash assistance and much-needed services for vulnerable households that are most at risk of malnutrition (SFD) _ ECRP AF2 This Cash for Nutrition (CfN) subcomponent will finance cash transfers (CTs) and complementary health and nutrition services to eligible households that have pregnant/lactating women, mothers with children under five or mothers with children with disabilities up to the age of 17 years old in governorates and subdistricts to be identified through the geo-bundling targeting process.
Equal Access to Clean Energy Vulnerable communities benefit from equal access to clean energy solutions, environmental protection and climate adaptive capacity in sustainable manner.
Analysis of economic trends Provide timely and responsive analysis of the intersection between key political and economic trends, as well as economic developments and risks in Yemen.
Rebuilding Livelihoods &Capacity of Fisheries Households The Project for Rebuilding Livelihoods, aims to contribute in rebuilding livelihoods opportunities for conflict affected households in fisheries sector in Yemen by strengthening their capacities and resilience
Operational capacity maritime Operational capacity of the maritime law enforcement agencies is strengthened through rehabilitation of the key infrastructures and facilities.
Support to Ports Support the operational capacity of the Ports in Aden and Mukalla Governorates to facilitate the flow of humanitarian and commercial goods
Small-scale agricultural production community infrastructure rehabilitated-01000515 (YFSRRP-AF) The FSRRP was designed as a scalable and flexible platform offering a combination of short- and medium-term activities, thus the World Bank approved additional financing of $40.2 million in support of component (1) implemented by UNDP, bringing the total fund to US$64 million. The objective of the Project is to “improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the Project areas, and to enhance the Republic of Yemen
Renewable Energy Improved Access to Health Services Renewable Energy for Improved Health Services and Livelihood Opportunities in Yemen (HEAL)
Access to Finance Services Increased and de-risked access to financial services for economic agents in promising value chains
Promoting Inclusive Access to Justice in Yemen PIAJY has four Outputs: 
1. Community Safety 
2. Legal Empowerment 
3. Gender Justice 
4. Detainee Protection
Capacities are improved Capacities of the Cleaning Fund and Public Corporation for Water and Sewerage (PCWS) are improved in Aden and Mukalla to address and adapt workload in a resilient manner
Gender-inclusive early recovery of RoL institutions through the empowerment of women justice  professionals (KOICA) To enable women in authorities to provide more accessible public services to women in communities, including GBV survivors, the project will build individual capacity of women rule of law professionals, such as women paralegals, lawyers, police officers, prosecutors, judges, prison officers, and protection service providers (social workers).
Vocational and Business Skills Training and Support-Phase II UNDP-YEM-01000589 (KSR-VT) The project, “Vocational and Business Skills Training and Support” Phase II is a continuation of phase I and aims to empower rural young men and women with vocational, technical, and business skills, and nurture an entrepreneurship culture to enhance their employability and productive engagement in economic and local recovery activities. These efforts will contribute to and complement the overall collective efforts for economic recovery and livelihood restoration leading to improved well-being a
Yemen Food Security Response and Resilience The project aims to provide nutrition-sensitive cash transfers, temporary employment, and increased access to basic services and economic opportunities, as well as to strengthen the capacity of national service delivery institutions.
Yemen Crisis Response Project III World Bank Additional Support to Yemen Crisis Emergency Response which is a 24-month aims to mitigate the impact of the current crisis on local households and communities and assist their recovery from the bottom-up using local systems,
Diversion Mediation Promoting inclusive access to justice in Yemen – Diversion and Mediation initiatives to help resolve disputes and conflicts
Gender-inclusive early recovery of RoL institutions through the empowerment of women justice professionals (KOICA) To enable women in authorities to provide more accessible public services to women in communities, including GBV survivors, the project will build individual capacity of women rule of law professionals, such as women paralegals, lawyers, police officers, prosecutors, judges, prison officers, and protection service providers (social workers).
DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES DSS project aims to support the country office in undertaking strategic planning that includes support the for the preparation UN Planning Frameworks articulation and UNDP planning as well as undertaking thematic studies
Enhance Security & Protection Support safety, security, protection and equitable access to justice at the local level.
Community Assets Support community assets through reconstruction and rehabilitation of community infrastructures leading to functional key socio-economic community infrastructures.
Public Service Providers Improved capacities of public services providers for scaling up the reach out to the most vulnerable