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UNDP Expert in Transnistria Moldova - UNDP - Finansiering av senior expert i Transnistri UNDP Expert i Transnistrien Moldavien Supporting a senior expert to strenghen human rights in the region of Transnistria in Moldova. Stöd till UNDP för finansiering av senior expert för att stärka mänskliga rättigheter i regionen Transnistrien i Moldavien.
Audit of Parliamentary Forum for Light Weapons Revision och ISK-studie av Parlamentarikerforum för Lätta Vapen-frågor Enligt avtalsändring 2016-02-12 till insats 52130025 om kärnstöd utökades stödet från Sida med 340 000 SEK för perioden januari-mars 2016. I avtalsändringen står det att Sida kommer att göra en extra revision för avtalsförlängningen där Sida står för kostnaderna.

Utöver granskning av avtalsförlängningen januari-mars 2016 önskar Sida att uppdraget även inkluderar en bedömning av organisationens effektivitet vad gäller intern styrning och kontroll samt dess finansiella ställning framåt. Parlamentarikerforum för Lätta Vapen-frågor (PF) rapporterade ett underskott på 855 820 SEK för 2015. PF har kunnat täcka underskottet med tidigare års vinster och har presenterat en ågtärdsplan för att undvika att liknande scenario upprepas i framtiden. Sedan 2014 års utförda ISK studie har ekonomihanteringen för PF förts in i kansliet från tidigare extern redovisningsbyrå. Sida vill mot denna bakgrund få en extern granskning av 2015 års aktiviteter och veta hur organisationen åtagit sig ekonomihanteringen genom en bedömning av dess interna styrning och kontroll. According to a change in the agreement, the core support expanded with 340 000 SEK for the period January 2016 to March 2016. The agreement conditions states that an extra audit will be extracted and that Sida will cover the expenses.
Kosovo Environmental Program 2016-2022 - MTR and Evaluation Kosovos Miljöprogram 2016-2022 Support to Environment and Climate in Kosovo-Idicative for 2014.

The development objective of the Programme is to contribute to improving the environmental conditions in Kosovo.
The specific objectives of the Programme are:
- To develop the capacity of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, the Inter-Ministerial Water Council, municipalities, civil society and other stakeholders in environmental monitoring and management.
- To develop the capacity for implementation of environmental legislation, in compliance with EU directives.
- To enhance the knowledge of Kosovo’s water resources and develop capacity for their improved management, and enhance resilience to environmental and climate change.
- To enhance knowledge and protection of biodiversity and develop capacity for improved management of   transboundary protected areas. Support to Environment and Climate in Kosovo-Idicative for 2014 The development objective of the Programme is to contribute to improving the environmental conditions in Kosovo.
The specific objectives of the Programme are:
- To develop the capacity of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, the Inter-Ministerial Water Council, municipalities, civil society and other stakeholders in environmental monitoring and management.
- To develop the capacity for implementation of environmental legislation, in compliance with EU directives.
- To enhance the knowledge of Kosovo’s water resources and develop capacity for their improved management, and enhance resilience to environmental and climate change.
- To enhance knowledge and protection of biodiversity and develop capacity for improved management of   transboundary protected areas.
Socialt arbete för barns rättigheter i Abchazia, Georgia via Unicef Social work with focus on child protection in Abkhazia, Georgia with Unicef The programme constitutes the second phase of support to community based social service for increased child protection in Abkhazia. The programme, which is implemented by UNICEF in close cooperation with  World Vision, will last for 30 months from July 2018 to December 2020 and has a total budget of 3 561 553 USD (31 526 867 SEK). The Swedish support amounts to 30 530 000 SEK. The first phase of the programme included the introduction of social services in three districts and during the second phase these services will be expanded to cover all eight districts in Abkhazia. Gender Equality will be strengthened in this second phase of the programme.

The objectives of the programme is to deepen and expand community based approaches to the provision of quality basic social services for children, strengthen social work and strengthen evidence building and monitoring of child protection issues and support to positive social change, in Abkhazia.  

The strengthened services include support to community based steering committees and para-social workers in totally 42 schools, support to 4 Child Developement Centres with services for children with disabilities, continued support 13 already trained social workers and the employment and training of 22 additional social workers on the district level, and the further development of university courses in social work. Programmet utgör den andra fasen av stöd till lokalt socialt arbete och tjänster för stärkande av barns rättigheter i Abchazien. Programmet genomförs av UNICEF, i nära samarbete med World Vision. Det svenska stödet täcker 30 månader, från juli 2018 till och med december 2020, och uppgår till 30 530 000 SEK. Programmets total budget för samma period är 3 561 553 USD (31 526 867 SEK). Programmets första fas omfattade introduktion av socialt arbete i tre distrikt och under den andra fasen kommer dessa tjänster att utökas till att täcka alla Abchaziens åtta distrikt. Jämställdhet kommer att tydligare integreras i denna andra fas.

Programmets övergripande mål är att fördjupa och utöka lokala grundläggande sociala tjänster för barn, stärka socialt arbete och stärka faktabaserad uppföljning av barns rättigheter, samt stödja positiv social utveckling i Abchazien. 

Det stärkta sociala arbetet och tjänsterna omfattar stöd till styrkommitteer och fokalpunkter för socialt arbete i 42 skolor i hela Abchazien, stöd till 4 utvecklingscentra för barn med funktionsnedsättning, fortsatt stöd till 13 utbildade socialarbetare och rekrytering och utbilding av ytterligare 22 socialarbetare på distriktnivå, samt vidareutveckling av universitetsutbildning i socialt arbete.
UN Global Pulse 2019 UN Global Pulse 2019 Investing in data innovation. Investering i datainnovation
Effektivitetsrevision UMSS och UMSA Efficiency audit UMSS and UMSA In the case of UMSA, this assignment aims at assessing the advance of the reform in the Research Management System at DIPGIS and to perform an efficiency review of the financial management of Sida Research Funds through DIPGIS at UMSA.

In the case of UMSS, this assignment aims at reviewing the Research Management System at UMSS and to perform an efficiency review of the financial management of Sida Research Funds through DICyT at UMSS. När det gäller UMSA syftar detta uppdrag till att bedöma reformen av forskningsadministrationen vid DIPGIS och att genomföra en effektivitetsrevision av den ekonomiska förvaltningen av Sidas finansiering genom DIPGIS vid UMSA.

I fråga om UMSS syftar detta uppdrag till att granska forskningsadministrationen vid UMSS och att göra en effektivitetsrevision av den ekonomiska förvaltningen av Sidas finansiering genom DICyT vid UMSS.
UN Water 2011-2014 UN Water 2011-2014 UN-Water(UNW) is an inter-agency mechanism. UNW functions as a body   for coordinating and information sharing among 28 different UN        agencies, organisations and programmes working with issues related to water resources, drinking water & sanit. By supporting joint efforts  and synergies between an additional 24 non-UN partners, added value   is made to implem. of ongoing and/or planned UN programs/projects. UN-Water (UNW) är en mellanstatlig mekanism. UNW fungerar som ett     organ för samordning och informationsutbyte mellan 28 olika FN-organ, organisationer och program som arbetar med frågor som rör             vattenresurser, dricksvatten och sanit. Genom att stödja gemensamma   insatser och synergier mellan ytterligare 24 icke-FN-partner är ett   mervärde t genomförandet av pågående o/e planerade FN-progr/projekt.
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Senegal Senegal was recently granted an extension of its obligations under article 5 for a further five years (2021-2026) to complete its land clearance efforts in Casamance. With regards to the current nature and extent of the contamination, Senegal could reach its objective to be mine-free by 2026. Furthermore, there is a strong and high political commitment to restore peace and releasing land to people in an effort to support the peace process and the return of internally displaced people. Since 1996, Humanité & Inclusion (Humanity & Inclusion) has been involved in strengthening the technical capacities of national organisations. More specifically, HI has closely worked with CNAMS (Centre National d’Action Antimines au Sénégal) staff in order to achieve the objective set by the Senegalese government of a mine-free country by 2026. HI is currently the only organisation accredited to implement mine action operations. HI intends to work alongside the authorities to increase its humanitarian demining programme, by adopting an integrated approach, addressing the instruments of armed violence, its immediate effects, its long-term impacts and by supporting the actors working in the area on its root causes.


Under the Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme, HI has designed an 18-month HMA programme that will respond to the needs of the population of Casamance.
Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) Lot 2 Comprehensive and integrated approach to delivering family planning and sexual and reproductive health and rights(SRHR). HI is working with WISH2ACTION consortium partners to ensure non-discrimination and disability inclusion are mainstreamed across the programme.
Nature Based Adaptation towards Prosperous and Adept Lives & Livelihoods in Bangladesh (NABAPALLAB) Increase climate resilience of vulnerable communities and ecosystem-based protection and restoration of the Sundarbans and Hakaluki Haor
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Yemen Under the Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Program, HI will reduce impacts of explosive ordnance and armed conflicts on the crisis-affected population of Yemen through comprehensive armed violence reduction activities including Explosive Ordnance and armed conflict prevention awareness, conduct non-technical survey as part of land release process, and integrated support to victims of explosive ordnance.
Strengthening Protection, Health, and Resilience of Refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh (language: English) Now in its sixth year, the Rohingya crisis is a protracted crisis. The stateless Rohingyas are currently residing in extremely overcrowded camps, no freedom of movement out of camps, restricted access to rights and specific protection needs which contribute to cyclical denial of identity, persecution, and displacement. The project will provide a comprehensive set of activities which will be executed through a complementing and integrated approach using protection mechanisms, improve basic rights, access to legal assistance, housing, land, and property (HLP) and access to essential services such as education, health care and tailored assistance to people with disabilities in Cox's Bazar and Bhasan Char.
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Contingency Fund - Lebanon Surveying, clearing and releasing EO contaminated land is a timely and costly process. Whilst the focus of mine action operators is often on developing faster clearance tools such as improved detectors and newer mechanical assets, far less attention is given to improving the technical and non-technical surveying of suspected and confirmed hazardous areas. As a result, mine action actors spend vast amount of time and resources clearing larger pieces of land which could be better surveyed and therefore reduced. Through its innovative and field-tested Odyssey2025 solution, HI improves the land release process by deploying a state-of-the-art survey technology which enables clearance teams to deploy only where their technical Explosive Ordnance Disposal expertise is really needed. The approach is two-fold: one component based on research and development and the other being on the practical use of drones as survey tool. Whilst the research and development component is crucial to improving the science behind the use of drones in mine action and making sure these tools are used to their maximum potential in various settings, it is within the survey process that their impact towards the Theory of Change of the MACMP 2020-2024 will be the most obvious.
Protected Today and Tomorrow: Responding to Immediate Concerns and
Preventing Future Protection Threats for Refugees and Host Community
Members in Jordan The proposed project takes a three-pronged approach which encompasses prevention activities, response services, and capacity development. This approach responds to the needs of refugees and Jordanians at risk so that their protection environment is strengthened, protection threats are reduced and capacities to respond are increased.
Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme - TO14: Nepal Inclusive Education DID Innovation Disability Inclusive Livelihoods task order: Strengthening Systems of Inclusive Education for Children
with Disabilities in Nepal and support at all levels of Early Childhood Development, Mainstream Education and
Training
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Contingency Fund - Ukraine To address the immediate and long-term impact of the growing explosive ordnance contamination in Ukraine, HI proposes a 17-month project (from 01 April 2023 to 31 August 2024) aiming at Reducing the risks and impacts of EO to affected populations while supporting the acceleration and prioritization of land release activities in Ukraine.

The overall objective of HI’s proposal is to improve the security and resilience of populations affected by the conflict and EO contamination, as well as to contribute to the long-term socioeconomic reconstruction in Ukraine. To achieve this objective, HI is proposing an intervention across two pillars: 

•	Contributing to safer communities by providing Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) through mass and/or digital media campaigns promoting safer behaviour towards the threat of EO;
•	Deploying small Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) to support HI and other International Humanitarian Mine Action operators and National Authorities’ NTS activities to ensure fast and updated contamination cartography and data, thus supporting the prioritization and deployment of land release activities;

Thus, HI will conduct two out of five Mine Action and Cluster Munition Programme (MACMP) policy priorities including: 
•	EO risk education (EORE)
•	Capacity strengthening of local/national actors

Consequently; the proposed intervention will contribute to two objectives set in the Security and Rule of Law Theory of Change which are 1) Human Security through EORE intervention aiming at improving access for the delivery of assistance to affected populations, and reducing the risks related to EO contamination; 2) contributing to socioeconomic reconstruction trough strengthening the capacities of Mine Action operators and National authorities to conduct land release.  Additionally, the intervention makes crosscutting commitments to address the specific needs of persons with disabilities, as well as gender and conflict sensitivity.
Phase II: Age and disability inclusive humanitarian response to the urgent needs of the drought and
displacement affected population of Herat, Afghanistan The proposed intervention aims to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs of vulnerable, displacement-affected
households across Herat province, adopting an age and disability inclusive lens to prioritise the needs of men and women of
all ages, boys and girls with and without disabilities.
Empowering a New Generation of Adolescent Girls with Education in Nepal ENGAGE envisions a world where even severely marginalised out of school girls and girls with disabilities in Nepal are empowered through education to make informed life choices, contribute to family decisions, and confidently pursue their own economic opportunities.
Age and disability inclusive humanitarian response to the urgent needs of the drought and displacement
affected population of Herat, Afghanistan The proposed intervention aims to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs of vulnerable, displacement-affected
households across Herat province, adopting an age and disability inclusive lens to prioritise the needs of men and
women of all ages, boys and girls with and without disabilities.
Humanitarian logistics analysis and access opening in Sofola province, Mozambique Humanitarian logistics analysis and access opening in Sofola province, Mozambique. Atlas Logistique’s project seeks to respond to humanitarian emergency in Mozambique caused by the cyclone IDAI that struck the country on the night of 14-15 March 2019. Atlas Logistique plans to elaborate a detailed analysis of logistic vulnerabilities, including access issues and logistic challenges to reach most isolated communities and to facilitate the access opening in Beira city and surrounding.
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Laos Under the Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme, HI will contribute to enhance human security among communities of Houaphan and Phongsaly provinces in Lao PDR impacted by Explosive Ordnance, and improve their resilience in the face of EO contamination. To that end, the project will adhere to a Comprehensive Approach to Mine Action, integrating Land Release, Risk Education, Community Liaison, Livelihoods, Victim Assistance and support to national mine action authorities.
Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme – TO53: Nepal Inclusive Education Strengthening Inclusive Education Systems and Services in Nepal.
Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme - TO1: Design phase Disability inclusion is a neglected, under-prioritised issue in international development; a lack of evidence around what works in practice to deliver inclusion contributes to difficulty in building effective programmes. The DFID Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme is a £30m programme designed to contribute to the long-term improved well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities in low-and-middle-income countries. DID will carry out a series of small scale interventions around increased access to health care and education, improved livelihoods and reduced stigma and discrimination, using new development approaches such as adaptive management and community-based consultation to deliver better quality of life for persons with disabilities. The programme will create a solid evidence base around what delivers positive results for persons with disabilities to scale up, as well as ensure this data and evidence is disseminated and informs the global community and governments. DID will run for six years and complement DFID’s current disability inclusion programming including UK Aid Connect.
The Netherlands Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Programme 2020-2024 - Iraq Under the Mine Action and Cluster Munitions Program, HI will contribute to enhance human security amongst communities of Kirkuk governorate in Iraq impacted by Explosive Ordnance, and support them to influence duty bearers about issues that matter in promoting change. To that end, the project will adhere to a Comprehensive Approach to Mine Action, integrating Land Release, Risk Education, Community Liaison, Livelihoods and Victim Assistance and support to national mine action authorities.
Actions to Reduce Child Labor (ARCH) project To support efforts to reduce child labor in rubber growing areas of Liberia.
PG 2017-2021_Outcome_ Renforcement et valorisation, par des partenariats, de la contribution des acteurs académiques au développement humain durable du Sénégal_ARES La conjugaison des instruments de coopération au développement de l’ARES agit à différents échelons pour renforcer les piliers d’une université performante (l’enseignement, la recherche et le service à la société) : 1. L’appui institutionnel agit à un échelon transversal. Il vise à soutenir ou à créer les bases solides d’une université qui soit en mesure d’exercer pleinement ses trois missions fondamentales. 2. Les projets de formation Sud agissent au niveau des facultés ou des départements. Ils ont pour objet la création de formations locales de haut niveau. 3. Les projets de recherche pour le développement consistent essentiellement en un soutien à une recherche de qualité et en un appui à la valorisation des résultats pour améliorer la qualité de vie des populations. 4. Les projets d’initiative innovants répondent à une problématique de développement par une approche innovante de la thématique traitée pour constituer l’amorce d’un projet ultérieur. Ils ont une envergure limitée. Renforcer et valoriser, par des partenariats, la contribution des acteurs académiques au développement humain durable du Sénégal. Traduction en anglais Groupe-cible : Communauté académique; les étudiants; la société civile; les institutions publiques; le personnel des instituts de recherche et de diffusion des techniques Bénéficiaires : organisations de la société civile et population locale; le secteur privé; les institutions publiques; les ONG locales
PG 2017-2021_Outcome_ Renforcement et valorisation, par des partenariats, de la contribution des acteurs académiques au développement humain durable du Madagascar_ARES La conjugaison des instruments de coopération au développement de l’ARES agit à différents échelons pour renforcer les piliers d’une université performante (l’enseignement, la recherche et le service à la société) : 1. L’appui institutionnel agit à un échelon transversal. Il vise à soutenir ou à créer les bases solides d’une université qui soit en mesure d’exercer pleinement ses trois missions fondamentales. 2. Les projets de formation Sud agissent au niveau des facultés ou des départements. Ils ont pour objet la création de formations locales de haut niveau. 3. Les projets de recherche pour le développement consistent essentiellement en un soutien à une recherche de qualité et en un appui à la valorisation des résultats pour améliorer la qualité de vie des populations. 4. Les projets d’initiative innovants répondent à une problématique de développement par une approche innovante de la thématique traitée pour constituer l’amorce d’un projet ultérieur. Ils ont une envergure limitée. Renforcer et valoriser, par des partenariats, la contribution des acteurs académiques au développement humain durable du Madagascar. Traduction en anglais Groupe-cible : Communauté académique; les étudiants; la société civile; les institutions publiques; le personnel des instituts de recherche et de diffusion des techniques Bénéficiaires : organisations de la société civile et population locale; le secteur privé; les institutions publiques; les ONG locales