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ARM: World Bank Governance and Institutions Umbrella Trust Fund contribution World Bank Trust Fund contributions (projects agreed individually within the agreement) for activities in Armenia. The Contribution will be used to finance the activities set forth in the “Governance and Institutions Umbrella Program Anchor Multi-Donor Trust Fund Description” listed below, and will be administered by the Bank on behalf of the Donor. The objective of the Trust Fund is to support Bank client countries to improve public sector performance and institutional reform, increase application of digital and technology solutions in the public sector, and enhance transparency and accountability. The activities to be financed by the Trust Fund are: 1. Organization and People - Activities to strengthen the capacity of client countries to build accountable government entities staffed with capable employees and enable government institutions to respond to challenges and demands following the COVID-19 pandemic; 2. Open Government, Anticorruption, and Technology - Activities to enhance the capacity of client countries to achieve broader aims of openness and transparency and reduce corruption with the use of technology; 3. Institutions of Accountability - Activities to build the capacity of client countries to strengthen institutions outside the executive branch of government that focus on accountability and better governance outcomes; 4. Program management and administration activities for the Trust Fund, including but not limited to, supporting any program governance arrangements and Trust Fund related meetings; planning and executing work plans and budgets; managing communications and conducting outreach; disseminating lessons learned; reporting on progress; and monitoring and evaluating the program. 5. Carrying out of identification and appraisal of, and provision of implementation support to, Recipient-executed activities.
Technical assistance facility for contribution to Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure multi-donor trust fund’ (MDTF) Technical assistance facility for contribution to Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure multi-donor trust fund
Technical assistance contributing to strengthening the National Social Protection System To provide technical assistance through the International Labour Organisation contributing to strengthening the National Social Protection System for better coverage, adequacy and sustainability of benefits to all, under the framework of the National Social Protection Strategy.
GEO: Supporting free and fair elections in minority regions of Georgia (PMMG) The proposed project implemented by Public Movement Multinational Georgia is specially designed to support free and fair 2024 Parliamentary elections in minority regions of Georgia. To this end, the project will:   1. Conduct pre-election monitoring for 2 months by 8 long term observers in 8 ethnic minorities’ populated Marneuli, Bolnisi, Tsalka, Tetritskaro, Gardabani (Kvemo Kartli region), Ninotsminda, Akhalkalaki, Aspindza (Samtskhe-Javakheti) electoral districts.    2. Conduct voters’ educational program and to this end produce and disseminate (through the local television companies in Samtskhe-Javakehti and Kvemo Kartli regions as well as online news portals and social networks) electoral educational theatrical video sketches in Armenian and Azerbaijanian languages to promote minority voters’ including First Time Voters’ higher degree of qualitative as well as quantitative engagement in the electoral process.   3. Deliver two, three days long elections observation capacity building training program for 30 key representatives of minority regions-based civil society organisations and media professionals in order to develop their aptitude to independently plan, develop, install and execute complex elections monitoring program activities (monitoring mission).
Contribution to the Transition and Resilience Education Fund (TREF) Support access to education and protection services, and quality learning outcomes, for the most vulnerable out of school children
Better Health Programme South Africa Better Health Programme South Africa is a three-year programme that aims to support the South African government to tackle the burden of noncommunicable diseases and to improve the quality of health care in the country.
RUTF Support to UNICEF This activity (RUTF Support to UNICEF) is a component of Answering the Call to Action (ACA) Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,000,000.This project benefits NIGERIA.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Demographic Transition in Iraq Programme (DTIP) Supporting demographic transition has a multi-faceted impact that can help achieve FCDO NSC objectives  Maternal health & infant mortality Gender empowerment & girls education  Poverty and youth employment Fiscal space Political stability, inclusion, and participation Environmental impact Sustainability dividend  A more stable social contract
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and medical supplies production (PPEP) To achieve better health outcomes particularly in target countries, through greater availability of high-quality PPE protecting health workers, and the general population, from COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. There will be an additional economic benefit, in sustaining firms, creating jobs and generating foreign exchange and local tax revenues.
Women's Media Watchdog (WMW Project): Advancing Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion in the Election Coverage Reporting In this project Konde.co seeks to strengthen the role of women's media as a watchdog to ensure that the 2024 elections and the governance during the period beyond will be inclusive or involve women and vulnerable groups, not only increasing their participation as election participants (voters) but also allows women's representation and vulnerable groups getting publications of their stories and victories as well as pushing policies that are inclusive and anti-discrimination. In order to achieve these goals, Konde.co sets three strategies: the first strategy is for Women's Media to have election coverage guidelines for women and vulnerable groups, the second is to strengthen women's media and their journalist’s  knowledge and strengthen the collaboration on inclusivity and diversity issues. The last strategy is strengthening women’s media public education on inclusivity and diversity toward election.
COVAX Ancillary costs This activity (COVAX Ancillary costs ) is a component of The sharing of 100 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccines with countries in need  reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,553,818.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Infectious disease control.
Country Programmes Delivery Partner Contract Supplier costs associated to management of grants for Implementing Partners by Delivery Partner.
Rights of CRSV Survivors - BiH Ensuring that the dignity and rights of wartime sexual violence survivors are respected in legal proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in accordance with international standards.
FP2030 - The Global Family Planning Partnership FP2030 will enable more women and girls everywhere to make informed, voluntary decisions about their contraceptive use by -  -	Securing and monitoring commitments to FP and supporting their implementation (eg through technical assistance) by countries and other stakeholders, including civil society, academic, multilateral, donor, and private sector organisations. -	Enabling the sector to build more integrated and resilient FP systems, enabling better laws, policies, financing and service provision.  -	Building a broader base of support for FP, through global, regional and national advocacy, and FP2030’s power to convene and drive alignment.
Building Peace and Security in Iraq (BPSI) This programme builds upon the UK’s previous humanitarian support in Iraq, whilst taking a new approach to programming and advocacy.  At the local level, BPSI will support up to five local communities in the conflict-affected governorates of Ninewa, Anbar, Salah al-Din, Diyala, and Kirkuk.	  A consortium of Iraqi NGOs and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) will address specific barriers preventing IDPs from reintegrating, such as housing, civil documentation, services and community grievances. Third Party Monitoring (TPM) will provide additional oversight and assurance.  BPSI will support annually approximately 15,000 IDPs with documentation, legal assistance and services; 20 community rehabilitation projects to improve local infrastructure; and 10 social cohesion and peacebuilding activities to improve host community acceptance of IDPs. A focus will be given to supporting female headed IDP households.
Sudan Independent Monitoring and Analysis Programme (SIMAP) The Sudan Independent Monitoring and Analysis Programme supports BE Khartoum (BEK)'s bilateral policy and programme portfolio to improve effectiveness through providing timely and objective information on delivery and contextual developments. The programme works with independent monitoring partners to deploy thematic and contextual experts throughout Sudan to conduct in-person and/or remote monitoring and capacity building activities and deliver three core outcomes: (1) Assurance & Capacity Building: BEK has increased oversight of programme delivery, can better manage risks and better support partners to improve performance. (2) Learning & Innovation: BEK is able to support more innovative policy and programming approaches, shares learning systematically and influences sector approaches in Sudan. (3) Strategy & Analysis: BEK has increased access to relevant, outcome-focused analysis to support strategic decision-making and shape the response of the international community in Sudan.
Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) To pilot approaches on girls education. Education is recognized as a fundamental right in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). However, despite the launch of a free basic education policy in 2019 many Congolese children are still unable to access education. This programme directly contributes to the Prime Minister’s commitment to 12 years of quality education for girls and the Strategic Framework for ODA’s global commitment to get 40 million girls into education and 20 million more girls reading by the age of 10.
Component 4 rapid response facility: DCE fund Funds used to fund NPPD Deployable Civilian Experts (DCE). This falls under Component 4 of the Conflict Resolution Programme and is intended to be used to fund DCEs fitting the programme's objectives, including on Women, Peace and Security (WPS).
Iraq - supporting implementation of law to help Yazidi survivors of sexual violence in conflict Supporting stability in Iraq through transitional justice mechanisms and provision of services to Yazidi and other survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
Pitcairn Financial Aid 2023 to 2025 To support the provision of public services to meet the reasonable assistance needs of the people of Pitcairn, including health, education and securing sea access, given self-sufficiency is currently not a viable option for this UK Overseas Territory.
Global Environment Facility 8th Replenishment ICF CDEL - Closed To support developing countries to implement international agreements on climate change, biodiversity, land degradation and harmful chemicals as integral elements of sustainable development. The Global Environment Facility's other activities include sustainable forest management, international waters and protecting the ozone layer.
GEO: Contributing to more transparent and inclusive electoral process through 2024 Parliamentary elections observation (GYLA) The project implemented by Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association is designed to bolster the transparency, fairness, and overall integrity of the electoral process in the country through the observation of elections by independent and objective watchdog organisation. With a total of 600 observers set to be deployed across the nation, this specific project aims to support 150 of these observers through comprehensive training programs and deploy them on the election day. Moreover, the project will cover the pre-election, e-day and post-election period to assess overall organisation of electoral process in Georgia. Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association’s observation mission will consist of: 80 precinct, precinct perimeter, and mobile group observers, 30 district observers, 40 headquarters members. Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association will also litigate cases on problematic areas in elections apparent through the short-term and long-term missions. Based on the findings of the election observation mission and in parallel with it, Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association will continue advocating its recommendations to the decision-making bodies (Central Election Commission and the Parliament) to improve the electoral system in Georgia.
**HERA MIGRATION** Macro - Technical Assistance Project Technical Assistance (TA) facility focussed on supporting priority Government of Iraq (GoI) economic reform initiatives. The anticipated impact of this component would be to: improve and support GoI economic policies, with a focus on private and financial sector reform; improve GoI economic governance; improve effectiveness of public sector institutions; improve public finance management; and, improve business infrastructure. TA that supports gender and climate objectives, alongside economic development will be prioritised, with assessment of gender and climate impacts integrated into each TA proposal.
Meeting Basic Needs of Displaced Populations in Syria This activity (Meeting Basic Needs of Displaced Populations in Syria ) is a component of Meeting Basic Needs of Displaced Populations in Syria  reported by FCDO and a budget of £500,000.This project benefits SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Centre for Delivery's Solutions Hub (Solutions Hub) The Solutions Hub aims to improve the quality and efficiency of FCDO programme design, delivery and reviews through: •	Targeted support to FCDO Delivery Teams, particularly on complex or innovative programmes;  •	Evidence-based advice on the best value delivery options; and, •	Coordinating, signposting and providing guidance and expert challenge to improve delivery and monitoring of programmes.
Consolidation of existing evidence and commissioning of new research on technology. Technology Evidence and Research will be used to consolidate learning and evidence across the portfolio, and commission new research to build a body of evidence at the international, regional and country level for responsible technology development. This includes: i.	Locally driven and independent technology governance research to inform national and regional technology strategies and policies and international norms and standards. Understanding the unique technology governance opportunities and challenges from a developing country perspective, cutting across financing, skills and infrastructure and through the consideration of human rights  (inequality, exclusion, privacy), economic growth (labour, market forces, vendor lock-in), democratic institutions  (external influences, mis/dis-information, surveillance), the dynamics of power, threats to national security , conflict and crime. Bringing LMIC voices, values and experiences to the global technology debates. ii.	Testing innovative approaches for technology governance iii.	Macro level research on the development and application of innovative technologies and their impacts on society and the economy, to support more effective innovation financing, technology skills development, supportive infrastructure and market access.  iv.	Research on international technology governance and regulation, including international cooperation models and approaches, case studies and lessons learnt on alternative models for governance and regulation (i.e., those developed in global south), evidence on how international rules and standards impact ecosystems in developing countries. v.	Provide responsive, call down support for Posts to inform effective UK engagement on technology.
Programme Management and Monitoring Unit of Investment in Nature, Forests and Land Use (INAFOLU) The project aims to provide internal resource for programme management and monitoring of the programme.
Support for carbon market policy in Peru (1st part) Support for regulatory reform of the National Law of Climate Change, the National Strategy on Forest and Climate Change officially referred to as the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) national strategy and the national priorities for REDD+.
MOL: EDMITE - Enhancing Democracy in Moldova Through Inclusive and Transparent Elections (phase II) UNDP The overall objective of the project implemented by United Nations Development Programme is to promote the democratic electoral culture and develop civic skills that will lead to competent and responsible participation of all social groups in elections. The project will consolidate the achievements in the field of civic/democratic education from the previous interventions. It will support voters to be able to assess and understand the complexities of the electoral environment. The higher level of understanding of the electoral environment will enable people to:  a.)	Take a fully informed decision in any electoral process, and b.)	Develop trust in the democratic system – a key point for democratic stabilisation. To avoid losing trust in the electoral administration due to external factors inherent to the electoral environment, as well as to mitigate the risk of potential destabilisation and backsliding of democracy, it is important to keep citizens adequately informed and engaged.  This will be done through the provision of detailed information enabling citizens to assess and understand the overall democratic system and the electoral processes.  The project aims to build capacity and empower citizens to engage in political processes at all levels, reducing the ever-growing perception of lacking influence over events – a factor that as research has shown will lead to the disassociation of citizens from the political and eventually state processes.
UK-Rwanda Business Forum, Trade and Investment Missions - ODA Component The programme aims to promote bilateral trade between the UK and Rwanda and support Rwanda to take advantage of trade preferential agreements, diversify its export base, and build capacity for enabling market access for the private sector both within the region and globally. This will increase FDI flows into critical sectors in Rwanda and increase export from Rwanda to UK.
Equipment Support for Health Training Institutions (ESHTIs) Nigeria has the third worst maternal and under-5 mortality rates in the world. One of the biggest constraints to tackling this is the chronic shortage of health workers – with 3.5 doctors per 10,000 people (vs. 30 in the UK), and 15 nurses and midwives per 10,000 people (vs. 90 in the UK). This is made worse by maldistribution, international migration, and poor health worker retention in rural areas. This project will rapidly expand training capacity through supporting 12 health training institutions in six Nigerian states to move from provisional to full accreditation – more than doubling their training capacity. It will do this through providing training equipment and supplies, infrastructure upgrades including waste management facilities, and other requirements for full accreditation. It will complement wider UK health workforce strengthening support through the FCDO Lafiya programme and the DHSC Global Health Workforce programme.
[COMPLETED] FT2 COVIDaction: Omicron rapid response for oxygen provision and concentrators scaling This activity ([COMPLETED] FT2 COVIDaction: Omicron rapid response for oxygen provision and concentrators scaling) is a component of Hygiene, Handwashing & Behaviour Change Coalition for COVID 19 response programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £630,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Technological research and development.
FCDO Core contributions to Global Partnership for Education 2021-2026 Core contributions to the GPE Fund to support delivery of education in low- and lower-income countries
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme Support to the Syria Earthquake Emergency response and provision of NFIs to Syria
Open Society Enabling Fund (OSEF) The Open Societies Enabling Fund is aimed at supporting and bolstering active contributions of civil society groups in defending Indonesia’s open society with the particular context of 2024 national and local elections amidst the trend of shrinking civic space, increased prosecution of human rights defenders, and further entrenchment of minority rights.
Research cost by International Growth Centre under Transformative Economic Policy Programme as capital development expenses Policy relevant development economics research projects in Bangladesh commissioned by the International Growth Centre.
Accelerated Covid 19 Economic Support (ACES) Immediate draw down services for coordinated economic response by African governments. The offer includes technical assistance and analytical capability on how to manage the COVID-19 crisis from a multi-disciplinary perspective with a focus on delivery capability of Coordination Units and Central Crisis Units.
Regional Support to Small Island States (SIDS) in the Atlantic, Indian Ocean, South China Sea (AIS) Capacity support through an advisory post that will enable Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the Atlantic, Indian Ocean, South China Sea (AIS) to: a) draw down climate and wider concessional funding from other sources, b) deliver climate programmes and c) improve international climate funding and policy frameworks including through improved co-ordination.
India –UK Economic Cooperation Programme (ODA) This is a 3 year programme which will help India to implement its proposed economic reforms, climate and infrastructure development priorities, with a view to support its long-term growth objectives. It will provide expertise and support, primarily to Ministry of Finance, with some assistance expected to be provided to a small number of state governments and other Indian agencies. The programme will engage in areas where the UK is well-placed to make the greatest strategic impact: (i) private finance and reforms to the business environment; (ii) tax revenue mobilisation and public finance; and (iii) high quality, low carbon and resilient infrastructure. It will provide up to £1.5m ODA in technical cooperation in 2023/24, with funding allocations for the following two years to be confirmed, subject to a maximum of £4.5 million over 3 years.
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Medical Supplies for the Earthquake Response Under the Syria Humanitarian Response Programme, this project will provide Medical Supplies for the Earthquake Response delivered by UK MED
Improving Essential Equipment for aided Overseas Territories The programme will pay for essential equipment to the islands of Montserrat, St Helena and Tristan da Cunha. This includes essential healthcare screening equipment for hospital use, fire safety and sea rescue equipment as well as a new generator on Montserrat. The programme will ensure the islands are equipped with life safety equipment. In the case of Montserrat, the generator will provide energy supply on the island and is a required due to maintenance and repair of existing generators being no longer commercially viable. These Overseas Territories remains highly dependent on UK ODA support and the specified life safety equipment is not available.  This programme will enhance economic development and contribute to the welfare of people on the aided Overseas Territories.
Support for the development of North Macedonia 2022-2042 National Development Strategy – Phase III Technical assistance to the national institutions in preparation of the first version of the National Development Strategy 2022-2042 for North Macedonia.