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South Sudan Enhancing Community Resilience and Local Governance Project The objectives of the project are to improve access to basic infrastructure and to strengthen community institutions in selected counties in South Sudan.\n\nThe Project consists of the following parts:\n1. Community Infrastructure and Services, such as construction or rehabilitation of water supply and sanitation facilities, footpaths, community roads, dykes, health facilities, and education facilities, selected by communities using a participatory planning process\n\n2. Local Institution Strengthening, such as  support for the participatory planning process for selection of activities, through a program to strengthen community institutions, including in community mobilization; participatory risk mapping/analysis and risk mitigation training; support for community institutions on participatory development planning, infrastructure construction/rehabilitation/monitoring, and operation and maintenance; and  facilitating constructive interaction between communities and the county.\n\n3. Project Management\n\n4. Emergency Support as needed\n
Support for the South Sudan Productive Safety Net for Socioeconomic Opportunities Project (SNSOP) The World Bank’s Executive Board of Directors has approved $129 million in International Development Association* (IDA) grant financing to expand access to economic and livelihood opportunities for the most vulnerable households in South Sudan and strengthen the effectiveness of the national safety net system. The grant includes $25 million from the IDA19 Window for Host Communities and Refugees (WHR), and $30 million from the Crisis Response Window (CRW).\nUNOPS Supports the  World Bank International Development Association South Sudan Productive Safety Net for Socioeconomic Opportunities Project (SNSOP). The Project is a unique four-year operation that builds on the experiences of prior projects that helped lay the foundational building blocks of the safety net system in South Sudan. The SNSOP aims to consolidate and deepen the development gains achieved to date, provide access to direct income, and increase social and economic opportunities for the poorest and most vulnerable households.\nRecent external and economic shocks that include severe flooding, the COVID-19 pandemic, conflict, and macroeconomic instability have disproportionately impacted vulnerable households and deepened existing vulnerabilities in South Sudan.\nThe SNSOP will be implemented in 15 out of the 79 counties across the country. The project will not only respond to escalating food insecurity, but also lead to productive inclusion through human capital accumulation among the poor and vulnerable, including refugees and host communities. The project will help in smoothing consumption and increasing investments in child nutrition and development through the complementary social measures and behavior change communication, with a strong emphasis on gender and climate change adaptation.\n
Procurement Support of vehicles for Ministry of Finance and Planning of South Sudan Procurement support of vehicles for Ministry of Finance and Planning of South Sudan
Procurement of Vehicles for the South Sudan Ministry of Finance and Planning  - PFMIS Project Procurement of Vehicles for the South Sudan Ministry of Finance and Planning  - PFMIS Project
Mine Action in Support of UNMISS in South Sudan The UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) is a component of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), mandated under Security Council Resolution 2677 (2023), and supports the four objectives: Protection of civilians, creating the conditions conducive to the delivery of humanitarian assistance, supporting the implementation of the Revitalized Agreement and the peace process, and monitoring, investigating, and reporting on violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses of human rights.\n\nUNOPS provides project management, human resources, procurement and contract management services as well as innovation, risk management and oversight support to the UN Mine Action Service’s (UNMAS) 19 field programmes around the world.\n
Introducing a Natural Capital Asset Class in Global Exchange Markets: The Central Suriname Nature Reserve Company Introducción del Capital Natural como Clase de Activo en los Mercados Mundiales de Valores: Compañía de la Reserva Natural de Suriname Central N/A N/A The primary mission of the project is to value/price the natural assets of the CSNR and to convert this value to financial capital using the tools and exchange mechanism of IVE. These natural assets can be claims on benefit flows that produce private returns (e.g. water, genetic material, pharmaceutical, ecotourism), and public returns (e.g. carbon, biodiversity). La misión principal del proyecto es valorar / valorizar los activos naturales del CSNR y convertir este valor en capital financiero utilizando las herramientas y el mecanismo de intercambio de IVE. Estos activos naturales pueden ser reclamaciones sobre los flujos de beneficios que producen retornos privados (por ejemplo, agua, material genético, farmacéutico, ecoturismo) y retornos públicos (por ejemplo, carbono, biodiversidad).
Advanced Technology Education Educación Tecnología Avanzada N/A N/A The objective of this project is to develop and deliver a series of robotics, artificial intelligence and algorithm courses through the Polytechnic College of Suriname. This will include development of course content, forging partnerships for quality assurance, teacher training and establishing a network specialization and a robotic automation lab. .The solution is innovative in the context of Suriname in the sense that this will be the first formal advanced technology education offering available locally at the tertiary level. The introduction of advanced technology training programs will provide an avenue for further development and certification of young people in Suriname in skills of the future. El objetivo de este proyecto es desarrollar y ofrecer una serie de cursos de robótica, inteligencia artificial y algoritmos a través del Colegio Politécnico de Surinam. Esto incluirá el desarrollo del contenido del curso, la creación de asociaciones para el aseguramiento de la calidad, la capacitación de los maestros y el establecimiento de una red de especialización y un laboratorio de automatización robótica. .La solución es innovadora en el contexto de Suriname en el sentido de que esta será la primera oferta formal de educación en tecnología avanzada disponible localmente en el nivel terciario. La introducción de programas de capacitación en tecnología avanzada proporcionará una vía para un mayor desarrollo y certificación de los jóvenes en Suriname en las habilidades del futuro.
Employment in the Creative Industries Generación de Empleo en los Sectores Creativos N/A N/A This creative hub will serve as a platform for entrepreneurs, technology and innovation, creative and cultural industries to showcase Suriname's cultural diversity and is envisaged as a space where "business clusters, infrastructure, capital, talent and technology converge" to connect. The proposed project will finance (i) development of cultural and creative content; and (ii) establishing a business incubator for commercialization of these products and services. El Hub servirá de plataforma para emprendedores, tecnología e innovación, e industrias creativas y culturales que realcen la diversidad cultural de Suriname. El proyecto financiará: (i) el desarrollo de contenido cultural y creativo; y (ii) establecerá una incubadora para la comercialización de estos productos y servicios.
Precision Farming Agricultura de Precision N/A N/A The objective of this operation is to reduce chemical usage and contamination caused by rice farming in Suriname El objetivo de esta operación es reducir el uso de químicos y la contaminación causada por el cultivo de arroz en Suriname
Response to maintain the current low prevalence of HIV and improve the quality of life of people infected with and affected by HIV Sri Lanka is currently considered to have very low HIV prevalence in both the general population and high-risk subpopulations.  At the end of 2008, between 3,000 to 5,000 people were living with HIV, 58 percent of HIV detections were in men and 33 percent detections in children, and 186 AIDS-related deaths were reported.  The current grant is a consolidation of the Round 6 and 9 proposals, implemented under the Dual Track Financing scheme. It implements a program aiming to maintain the current low prevalence of HIV and Sri Lanka and improve the quality of life of people infected with an affected by HIV.  The grant addresses unmet needs for the first key prevention strategies of the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan from 2007 to 2011 and focuses on the provision of sexual health services for high-risk groups, including men who have sex with men, drug users, plantation workers, and prisoners.
Sri Lanka - Malaria - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.) Sri Lanka - Malaria - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.).
National HIV Prevention Program of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - HIV - The Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka - FPASL.
Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.
Elimination of P. falciparum malaria from non conflict districts and transitional districts and the elimination of P. vivax malaria from 75% of the above areas and the strengthening of malaria control in the conflict affected districts of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka is the first Southeast Asia country to have successfully controlled malaria. Since 2,000, no patient has died from the disease. In the pre-eradication era, nearly 40 percent of the population was subject to malaria annually. The program supported by this grant aims to strengthen active case surveillance through the use of several interventions aimed at actively seeking parasite-carrying individuals in the community. For this purpose, the program will use mobile malaria clinics to detect symptomatic and asymptomatic malaria cases. In addition to strengthening active surveillance, the program will ensure total indoor residual spraying coverage in foci and the distribution of long-lasting insecticidal nets and other vector control measures as complementary measures in specific situations; implement an outbreak preparedness and rapid response strategy for early containment of outbreaks; contain imported malaria through the prevention of malaria in travelers; and develop appropriate web-based databases for illness and vector surveillance.
Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.) Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.).
Sri Lanka - HIV - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - HIV - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka - Malaria - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - Malaria - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka.
National Programme for Tuberculosis Control and Chest Disease Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Achieve universal access to TB diagnosis and treatment by 2025 and to get on track to achieve the End TB targets by 2035. The objectives of this program are: To find and successfully treat, on average, between 2021 and 2025, 10,000 cases of drug sensitive TB annually, including 600 children.  To successfully treat, on average, each year between 2021 and 2025, 11,600 eligible cases for TB preventive treatment (TPT).  To properly engage the private sector in TB diagnosis and care, and ensure by end 2025, 30% of all cases notified are referred from the private sector.  To strengthen monitoring and evaluation of TB control activities at all levels.  To significantly increase the quality and quantity of operational research studies on TB.  To significantly improve the organisation and management and control of TB activities
National STD/AIDS Control Program Sri Lanka - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Ending AIDS by 2025. The objectives of this program are: To prevent new infections of HIV/STI among key populations, vulnerable populations and the general population.  To provide universal access to HIV/STI diagnosis and treatment, care and support services for those infected and affected by HIV/STI.  To strengthen strategic information systems and knowledge management for an evidence-based response.  To strengthen health systems at different levels and to ensure an effective multi-sector HIV/AIDS/STI response.  To provide a supportive environment for easy access and delivery of HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care services for all
Strengthening community-based, Primary Health Care (PHC) Workforce in post conflict areas of northern Sri Lanka (PCA) Sri Lanka has registered exceptional health gains in relation to HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria response, for a country with low per-capita health-spending.  The conflict in Northern and Eastern provinces has totally destroyed the health system in many of the districts disrupting services in terms of infrastructure, logistics and health workforce while displacing several hundreds of thousands of civilians into new settlements.  Acute shortage of motivated, competent, and community-based Primary Health Care (PHC) workforce in Northern and Eastern Provinces is preventing adequate level of preventive health services from reaching the hundreds of thousands of displaced population in the Post Conflict Areas.  The program supported by this grant maintains the current low prevalence of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria in the Post Conflict Areas of the Northern Province by early restoration of healthcare services.  The program maintains the achievements in regard to control of the three target diseases achieved with the assistance of the Global Fund funding since Round 1.  The current grant will help organize community workers to support existing health staff in each Public Health Midwives (PHM) area, and review the training curricula for Community Health Volunteers.
Health Information and Quality Improvement Project Sri Lanka - RSSH - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Strengthening the health system which augments an effective, efficient, equitable, economical and quality health service while ensuring privacy and confidentiality of care recipients improving health outcomes.. The objectives of this program are: To provide quality and timely information for evidence-based decision making through the establishment of an ubiquitous, integrated, dynamic, cost-effective and sustainable health information system through the integration of vertical nationally scaled information systems through a digital HMIS platform..  To integrate TB Control activities into general healthcare system by establishing TB diagnostic and treatment services at base hospitals by 60% in 2021 and 100% by 2022..  Improvement of quality of care provided to the patients through improving targeted strategies in hospital quality management, improvement of quality of training of paramedical categories and laboratory investigations.
Sri Lanka - HIV - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.) Sri Lanka - HIV - Lanka Jathika Sarvodaya Shramadana Sangamaya (Inc.).
Sri Lanka - HIV - The Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - HIV - The Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka - FPASL.
Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - Tuberculosis - The Ministry of Healthcare, Nutrition and UVA Wellassa Development of the Government of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.
Prevention of Re-introduction of Malaria in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Democratic Socialist  Republic of Sri Lanka - MOH.
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Colombia Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Colombia
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Colombia 02 (IFT) This project aims to strengthen the institutional Capacity of Colombia's Public Private Partnership (PPP) Office within the Credito Publico at the Ministry of Finance (Hacienda). The objectives of the project are to: Improve policies and guidelines (internal and external) for fiscal risk allocation, guarantees and other related contractual obligations in PPP Contracts spanning all sectors; develop guidelines and best practices for the valuation of contingent liabilities of PPPs, both development of methodologies for new sectors, and review and improve the current methodologies for traditional sectors; Support the training and professional development of the new PPP office staff and develop the organizational structure of the office; Review and recommend improvements to the existing PPP regulations in light of global best practices; Support government institutions at various levels that have limited experience with PPPs and; Develop databases and other tools to improve the quality of data used to calculate risk and the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of projects. The target timeframe is 3-4 years provided the appropriate level of capacity is in place.
Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Colombia Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Colombia
Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - Colombia Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - Colombia
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Colombia IFT 02 Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Colombia IFT 02
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Colombia IFT Provide TA to Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN) to enhance is capacity to assist PPP projects in Colombia in order to improve their bankability and access sources of financing in the domestic and international markets. FDN seeks to develop a business plan and funding strategy that maintains its local AAA rating to ensure the most cost effective financing available for PPP projects in the domestic and international capital markets. To this end, the focus of this TA is on the following: Adjustment of FDNs internal credit risk management system (Sistema de Administracion de Riesgo Crediticio, or SARC) to accommodate analysis for PPP project lending, SFC standardization requirements, and compliance with regulations; the development of PPP project risk structuring tools and guidelines with the goal of improving the bankability of PPP projects structured by FDN; the assessment of credit enhancement provided by FDN loans and guarantees in order to enhance a PPP projects capital structure through the provision of senior or subordinate debt and/or guarantees by FDN; the development of FDN funding and credit rating strategies to obtain financing through corporate deb
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - Colombia The goal of this project is to support increased private sector investment in infrastructure in Colombia which is key to promoting economic development by developing a transparent, attractive PPP enabling environment and enhancing the Ministry of Hacienda's and its PPP Unit's capacity to manage the PPP process and fiscal obligations. Project activities include 1) assisting Haciendas PPP Unit improve their ability to oversee, monitor, and value PPP contingent liabilities; 2) developing appropriate risk allocation models for new sectors; 3) working with contracting entities, including sub-sovereign governments, to develop well-structured projects, as well as appropriate fiscal controls; 4) improving the PPP processes, particularly in new industry sectors; and 5) assisting FDN in updating its internal credit risk management system [Sistema Administracin de Riesgo de Credito (SARC)] in support of a strengthened corporate lending credit policy.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Colombia Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Colombia
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance -Colombia 02 (IFT) This project aims to strengthen the institutional Capacity of Colombia's Public Private Partnership (PPP) Office within the Credito Publico at the Ministry of Finance (Hacienda). The objectives of the project are to: Improve policies and guidelines (internal and external) for fiscal risk allocation, guarantees and other related contractual obligations in PPP Contracts spanning all sectors; develop guidelines and best practices for the valuation of contingent liabilities of PPPs, both development of methodologies for new sectors, and review and improve the current methodologies for traditional sectors; Support the training and professional development of the new PPP office staff and develop the organizational structure of the office; Review and recommend improvements to the existing PPP regulations in light of global best practices; Support government institutions at various levels that have limited experience with PPPs and; Develop databases and other tools to improve the quality of data used to calculate risk and the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of projects. The target timeframe is 3-4 years provided the appropriate level of capacity is in place.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance -Colombia IFT Provide TA to Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN) to enhance is capacity to assist PPP projects in Colombia in order to improve their bankability and access sources of financing in the domestic and international markets. FDN seeks to develop a business plan and funding strategy that maintains its local AAA rating to ensure the most cost effective financing available for PPP projects in the domestic and international capital markets. To this end, the focus of this TA is on the following: Adjustment of FDNs internal credit risk management system (Sistema de Administracion de Riesgo Crediticio, or SARC) to accommodate analysis for PPP project lending, SFC standardization requirements, and compliance with regulations; the development of PPP project risk structuring tools and guidelines with the goal of improving the bankability of PPP projects structured by FDN; the assessment of credit enhancement provided by FDN loans and guarantees in order to enhance a PPP projects capital structure through the provision of senior or subordinate debt and/or guarantees by FDN; the development of FDN funding and credit rating strategies to obtain financing through corporate deb
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Revenue Policy - Colombia The purpose of this project is to assist the National Directorate of Taxes and Customs of Colombia with adopting cooperative compliance approaches to manage risks of inaccurate reporting, through the development of an Advance Pricing Agreement (APA) program. The APA program will aim to resolve legal issues cooperatively with taxpayers before potentially taxable transactions occur. The National Directorates auditors, economists, and lawyers will be trained to analyze APA applications and to negotiate agreements. The project will also train the National Directorates staff to respond to queries from taxpayers related to the APA process.