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Understanding migration dynamics between Uzbekistan and Sweden Phase II IOM is dedicated to improving the understanding of migration and mobility dynamics between Uzbekistan and Sweden by conducting detailed research. It will delve into the reasons behind migration, mobility patterns, emerging trends, the intent to move, experiences during the journey, encountered challenges, specific vulnerabilities (including gender-related issues), protection requirements, and information accessibility. This project will engage specialists and utilize proven tools and methods to fill in research gaps identified in the preliminary phase that took place from 1 October to 31 December 2023. Over the course of this seven-month endeavor, IOM's activities will include outreach, interviews with key informants, digital and face-to-face surveys, discussions within focus groups, among other investigatory actions. This will culminate in the collection and examination of data from previously identified partners and directly from migrants and their communities in both Sweden and Uzbekistan. The two outreach strategies created in the initial phase are key to engaging government bodies, NGOs, diaspora groups, academic circles, migrants, returnees, and their communities in both countries. These strategies will aid in gathering information and data crucial for thorough analysis and reporting within the scope of the project.
Support from the Government of Australia to the Royal Thai Government’s Vaccination Rollout against COVID-19 This project aims to protect the health of people living in Thailand by strengthening communications for and monitoring of mass immunization campaigns against COVID-19. In collaboration with WHO, a 2-pronged approach was developed: Approach 1: Enhance data systems to improve vaccination against COVID-19, with focus on vulnerable migrant populations. Generating accurate data on numbers of individuals vaccinated is critical to monitor the progress of any vaccination campaign IOM will provide technical and financial support to local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in four target locations, namely Songkhla, Ranong, Chiang Mai and Mae Sot, to train migrant health volunteers (MHVs) to conduct outreach vaccine information sessions and prioritization surveys in 80% of the identified at-risk migrant communities.  Approach 2: Communications for improved understanding and acceptance of COVID-19 Vaccine. Surveys will be carried out across four provinces (two targeting Myanmar migrants and two targeting Cambodian migrants), ensuring gender balance is observed.
Global Programme: Enhancing Readmission and Legal Identity Capacity (RELICA) Today, approximately 1 billion of the global population still live without legal identity and remain invisible for states. The implications of this global identity gap are far-reaching: ordinary day-to-day services such as education, health care, opening a bank account, paying taxes, as well as the right to vote, or to migrate regularly are inaccessible without a legal identity. The project aims at establishing and/or strengthening robust legal identity systems in Iraq, Rwanda and Cabo Verde to lay the fundamental groundworks to facilitate the global roll-out of eRCMS and enhance right-based return management. eRCMS systems have flexibility to establish links between agencies and databases and may therefore support states' legal identity capacities through a phased approach depending on the varied needs and context of individual states. Implementation of the eRCMS system may not only enhances legal identity capacity but concurrently also addresses related readmission challenges, nationally as well as globally.
Provision of Lifesaving Humanitarian Assistance through Comprehensive Site Management and Coordination Services in Displacement Sites in Ma’rib and Al Hodeidah, Yemen To address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable populations in displacement sites across Yemen, IOM provides essential camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) activities across 53 displacement sites, hosting a total of 161,370 internally displaced persons (IDPs) or 31,207 households in Ma'rib and Al Hodeidah. The intervention is strengthening IDPs' access to lifesaving services and safe and dignified living conditions for people living in IDP-hosting sites and surrounding areas. IOM's CCCM field teams spearhead the coordination of IOM's multisectoral, integrated response within displacement sites, which both promotes a holistic approach to site management and reduces gaps in urgently needed services. To promote localization, IOM trains and equips community camp committees to respond to gaps in services, mitigate the impact of fires and floods, and address site care and maintenance.
Harm Reduction for the Key/Vulnerable Populations and Resilient Sustainable System for Health Mauritius - HIV - Ministry of Health and Wellness - MOH & W.  This program has the following goals: To reverse the trend of the HIV Epidemic towards ending AIDS as a public heatlh threat by 2030. The objectives of this program are: Reduce by at least 25% new HIV infections among the Key Populations, adolescents and young persons, and the general population.  Reduce by at least 50% the number of AIDS related deaths among persons living with HIV.  Reduce Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV to zero.  Strengthen Resilient Sustainable Systems for Health (RSSH) and community system.  Reduce structural and other barriers that hinder access to HIV and Harm Reduction Services
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Mauritius - HIV - Prévention Information Lutte contre le Sida Mauritius - HIV - Prévention Information Lutte contre le Sida - PILS.
Harm Reduction for Key Populations Mauritius - HIV - Prévention Information Lutte contre le Sida - PILS.
Credit and Financial Services: Mountain to Markets Programme The goal of the MMP would be to increase the incomes of the poorer and poorest households in the Northern part of Albania, the most disadvantaged part of the country. The objective of the programme would be sustainable rural poverty reduction by improving the opportunities of the rural poor for participation and employment in commercially competitive rural supply chains through increased access to markets, technical know-how and finance.IFAD's policy dialogue in Albania seeks to assure focus on opportunities for pro-poor sustainable growth and development in the disadvantaged mountain areas and the closer integration of these areas into the national economy. Within this framework, improving the enabling environment for private-sector development is a prime focus of the programme and of ongoing discussions with the Government and other partners.
Irrigation: Small-scale Irrigation Rehabilitation Project The project aims at improving agricultural productivity through support for essential rural infrastructure and associated services.  Furthermore, the project seeks to establish the institutional framework to support smallholder investment and production.   The project is based on people organizations to overcome the constraints affecting farmers individually.  The provision of advice on legal matters, as well as group organization, is essential for successful implementation and is incorporated in the project design.  The project addresses the single most important constraint for improvement of household food security, namely the lack of reliable irrigation water supply through the rehabilitation of small-scale irrigation schemes.  This would be accompanied by well targeted institutional development, both to provide timely supplementary support services for the smallholders, and to ensure the orderly flow of project funding and coordination of activities (i.e. agricultural extension services, credit, support for delivery mechanisms, and assistance to MOA for the formation of WUAs.)
Rural Development: Northeastern Districts Rural Development Project The projects seeks to alleviate the immediate symptoms of rural poverty and to mitigate its effects in the longer term by improving agricultural productivity through support for essential rural infrastructure and services.  The project::  (a)  generates employment and urgently needed cash income through a programme of labour intensive work;  (b)  develops livestock and off-farm income-generating activities through support for small-scale credit and micro-enterprise development; (c)  improves food security through an agricultural development programme; (d)  helps establish markets; and, (e)  establishes the basis for sustainable long-term rural development by improving the administration of local government.  The interventions focus on the introduction of new ideas on farming and off-farm activities, and the development of know-how  through training, extension and exchanges with other European countries having a similar physical environment.
Agricultural Development: Mountain Areas Development Programme The overall goal of the proposed programme is to raise the standard of living of poor mountainareas people through increased agricultural production and productivity, better household foodsecurity and nutrition, increased incomes from agricultural and related rural enterprises, and improvedinfrastructure. Objectives subsumed under this goal include: (a) establishment of an agency formountain areas development capable of elaborating a resource-efficient development programme forAlbania's mountain areas, providing effective technical, financial and managerial support for itsrealization; (b) establishment, using experience gained under NDRDP and SSIRP, of a sustainablefinancial institution for the disbursement of credit to rural mountain areas clients, with thecharacteristics of a purely financial body, operating principally at the wholesale or secondary level asa provider of credit to producer groups and associations, and offering both the Government and otherdonors a channel for credit targeted to the mountain areas; (c) provision of sustainable and equitableuse of irrigation water vital to the livelihoods of poor mountain areas farmers; (d) support to farmersin mountain areas in their major agricultural income-generating activity, i.e. livestock production,through the development of improved veterinary services and a sustainable pasture managementsystem; (e) development of a demand-driven extension system that will support farmers andprocessors in the development of their livestock and crop enterprises; and (f) facilitation of market-orientedagriculture and improved standards of living by alleviating small infrastructure bottlenecksthrough the construction or rehabilitation of roads and village water supplies.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Programme for Sustainable Development in Rural Mountain Areas The programme goal is to increase household incomes in Albania''s mountain areas, particularly among the poorer rural population. The overall objective of the programme is to achieve: (a) additional resource mobilization in and for the mountain areas; (b) accelerated economic growth and poverty reduction; and (c) strengthened abilities of local institutions and organizations to influence and support private- and public-sector investment. This overall objective is to be attained primarily through support so as to: (a) position MADA in terms of staffing, levels of competence, functions, institutional linkages and financial arrangements to act as an EU-style regional development agency, and (b) support the conversion of MAFF into a rural commercial bank.
CARICOM - Statistical Capacity Building - ISTAT CARICOM - Capacity Building nel settore statistico - ISTAT CARICOM - Statistical Capacity Building- ISTAT CARICOM - Capacity Building nel settore statistico - ISTAT
MONITORING OF PROGRAMS IN FAVOUR OF CHILDREN BY INTERNATIONAL BODIES. Expert fund from 2015 new title MONIT PROGR MINORI REALIZZATI ATTRAVERSO OO.II. IN AMERICA LATINA E CARAIBI dal 2015 nuova denominazione <p>MONITORING OF PROGRAMS IN FAVOUR OF CHILDREN BY INTERNATIONAL BODIES from 2015</p> <p>MONITORAGGIO PROGETTI IN FAVORE DEI MINORI IN AMERICA LATINA E CARAIBI dal 2015</p>
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Voluntary Contribution to IILA 2024 Contributo Volontario IILA 2024 Voluntary contribution to the IILA to support research and technical cooperation technical cooperation in the cultural, scientific, economic, environmental and social and social fields and the promotion of regional integration in Latin America. Latin America. The contribution will support initiatives in professional training and capacity building, through the strengthening of local institutions, universities, small farmers with particular attention to the economic inclusion of women in productive activities and cooperatives. productive and cooperative activities, with aid and training in medical services, essential medical services and high-level training activities for officials and managers of Latin American institutions and institutions. It is consistent with SDG 17 (Strengthen implementation and reinvigorate the global partnership for sustainable development) and in particular with targets 17.6 (Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation in regional and international contexts and l access to science, technology and innovation), 17.7 Promote international development, transfer, training and innovation. 17.7 Promote the development, transfer, diffusion and dissemination of environmentally friendly technologies in developing countries; 17.17 Encourage and promote effective partnerships between public, public-private and civil society actors, building on the partnerships' experience and resource accumulation strategies. Contributo volontario all'IILA per sostenere la ricerca e la cooperazione tecnica  cooperazione tecnica nei settori culturale, scientifico, economico, ambientale e sociale  e sociale e la promozione dell'integrazione regionale in America Latina.  America Latina. Il contributo sosterrà iniziative nel  formazione professionale e il rafforzamento delle capacità, attraverso il rafforzamento delle istituzioni locali, delle università, dei piccoli agricoltori  con particolare attenzione all'inclusione economica delle donne nelle attività produttive e nelle cooperative.  attività produttive e delle cooperative, con aiuti e formazione in servizi medici  servizi medici essenziali e attività di formazione ad alto livello per funzionari e dirigenti di istituzioni  e dirigenti delle istituzioni latinoamericane. È coerente  con l'SDG 17 (Rafforzare le modalità di attuazione e rinvigorire il partenariato globale per lo sviluppo sostenibile) e in particolare con gli obiettivi 17.6 (Migliorare la cooperazione Nord-Sud, Sud-Sud e triangolare in contesti regionali e internazionali e l'accesso alla scienza, alla tecnologia e all'innovazione), 17.7 Promuovere lo sviluppo, il trasferimento, la formazione e l'innovazione in ambito internazionale. 17.7 Promuovere lo sviluppo, il trasferimento, la diffusione e la divulgazione di tecnologie ecocompatibili nei Paesi in via di sviluppo; 17.17 Incoraggiare e promuovere partenariati efficaci tra attori pubblici, pubblico-privati e della società civile, basandosi sull'esperienza e sulle strategie di accumulo di risorse dei partenariati.
Regional network for the support of associations of small coffee makers Rete regionale per l'appoggio alle associazioni di piccoli produttori di caffè (programma caféycaffè) The aim of the initiative is to improve the living standards of coffee makers of  Rural communities, reducing their socio-economic and cultural vulnerability, and strengthening the sustainability of cultivation.<br><br> L’obiettivo dell’iniziativa è migliorare il tenore di vita dei produttori e delle produttrici di caffè delle comunità rurali di montagna, riducendo la vulnerabilità socio-economica e culturale delle stesse e rafforzando la sostenibilità della coltivazione.
CARICOM - Statistical Capacity Building nel settore statistico  Expert fund CARICOM - Capacity Building nel settore statistico - Fondo esperti CARICOM - Statistical Capacity Building nel settore statistico  Expert fund CARICOM - Capacity Building nel settore statistico - Fondo esperti
Training pilot project for protection and management of CARCOM countries' cultural heritage Iniziativa Pilota di formazione per la salvaguardia e la gestione del patrimonio culturale dei Paesi CARICOM Training pilot project for protection and management of CARCOM countries' cultural heritage Iniziativa Pilota di formazione per la salvaguardia e la gestione del patrimonio culturale dei Paesi CARICOM
CDAIS - Capacity Development for Agricultural Innovation Systems - CDAIS CDAIS - Capacity Development for Agricultural Innovation Systems - CDAIS Capacity Development for Agricultural Innovation Systems - CDAIS Attività di capacity building finalizzate a rendere i sistemi di innovazione agricola efficienti e sostenibili e rispondenti alle richieste degli agricoltori dell'agroindustria, agrobusiness e dei consumatori
Deposit Insurance Strengthening Project <p>The Project Development Objective is to strengthen the financial and institutional capacity of the Bulgarian Deposit Insurance Fund(BDIF) so as to enable it to meet its deposit insurance and bank resolution obligations.</p>
Social Inclusion Project The project development objective for the Social Inclusion Project is to promote social inclusion through increasing the school readiness of children below the age of 7, targeting low-income and marginalized families (including children with a disability and other special needs).
ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE REHABILITATION PROJECT The development objective of the proposed project would be to assist Bulgaria to reduce road transport costs by improving the condition and quality of its roads network during the first years of EU accession.
Second Trade and Transport Facilitation Project The development objective of the project is to facilitate trade by improving the capacity, efficiency and quality of services at selected European Union border crossings with particular focus on the Trans-European Transport Network.
Municipal Infrastructure Development The project objectives are to: (a) improve bulk potable water provision in target areas, and (b) assist municipalities to improve investment-planning capacity.  These objectives are in line with Bulgaria's National Strategy on Environment (2005-2014) which has a goal to provide good quality and sufficient quantity of water for various purposes.
Down to Zero / Building Back Better - EQUATIONS This activity forms part of the Building Back Better (BBB)  in times of Covid-19, Fighting SEC on the Rise programme.  The programme will work in 12 countries in Latin America and South and South East Asia: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, and the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Bangladesh and Nepal. The selected countries have particular high risks of SEC as well as compromised CPS capacity. They are highly affected by the Covid-19 related trends, with the impact of travel and tourism being an integral part of their context. The programme will also address cross-border SEC such as along the ColombiaPeru, Brazil-Bolivia-Peru and India-Nepal-Bangladesh borders. In the BBB  Programme the overall goal is to ensure that children and youth are better protected when at risk or victim  of sexual exploitation in the times of Covid-19. This will be achieved through five (5) outcomes:
Children (in particular victims and those at risk of SEC) are able to access specialised services that protect them, help them rehabilitate, reintegrate and reduce their vulnerability to SEC in the context of Covid-19.
Children and youth are able to advocate for continued SEC prevention and response in the context of Covid-19.
Parents, caregivers, and community leaders are strengthened to provide a protective shield around children against SEC, in the context of Covid-19.
Actors in the Child Protection System are strengthened in multi-stakeholder settings to prevent and advocate for protection from SEC, in the context of Covid-19.
Intergovernmental bodies at regional and international level, governments and the private sector prioritize SEC within the wider child protection agenda in building back better during and in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. The key target group (and final beneficiaries) of the programme are girls and boys up to 18 years old, who are victims and survivors and those at risk of SEC. We will mostly work with them through children and youth groups. We will also work with local and national government departments, including LEA officers, responsible for CPS, a wide range of civil society organisations working at various levels and private sector 7 actors, in particular in the tourism and travel industry and internet service providers.
Down to Zero Programme DCI-ECPAT NL - India This activity forms part of the international Down to Zero Programme. The Down to Zero Programme is an initiative by Dutch NGOs Terre des Hommes Netherlands, Plan Nederland, Defence for Children – ECPAT, ICCO and Free a Girl. The programme is implemented for a five years’ period (2016 – 2020) in 11 countries in partnership with and funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Down to Zero Programme aims to contribute to the empowerment of children at risk and child victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation and build protective communities. By empowering children and empowering communities we contribute to protecting children against Commercial Sexual Exploitation in targeted communities in 11 countries. Our beneficiaries are child victims and children at risk of CSEC. This activity has one long-term goal: ‘End Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in 11 countries by empowering children at risk and victims of CSEC in targeted communities and by ensuring protective environments for these children’. Per stakeholder specifc long-term goals are formulated: 1) Child victims and children at risk are empowered and act as agents of change and are able to protect themselves from (re)victimisation of CSEC (Children), 2)Targeted communities are safer, offer better protection to child victims and can prevent children from becoming (re)victimised (Communities and families), 3) Local government applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Government)/The judiciary system applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Law enforcement agencies), 4)Market leaders or branch associations of at least three private sector industries are actively engaged in the protection of children against CSEC (private sector). The activity targets Children (potential victims and victims of CSEC),Communities, including parents, community leaders, traditional leaders, religious leaders and other key leaders; local and national government agencies; and private sector parties, including local businesses. Ultimate beneficiaries of this activity are children.