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Credit and Financial Services: Rural Youth Agripreneur Support Project (Agrijeunes Tekki Ndawñi) The project's objective is to promote the social and occupational inclusion of youth in family farms and profitable ventures that create income and decent sustainable jobs  in agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. The project will benefit 150,000 rural young people. Among this group, 45,000 young people (50 per cent of whom will be female) will be integrated into or receive support to start up a sustainable profitable activity in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. At project completion, 25,000 viable enterprises  in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains will have been created and/or strengthened and will create 35,000 decent jobs, 50 per cent of which will be to the benefit of young women. Furthermore, through capacity-building, the project will have qualitative implications for the country¿s nutrition situation, which is already the best in West Africa.he project¿s objective is to promote the social and occupational inclusion of youth in family farms and profitable ventures that create income and decent sustainable jobs  in agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. The project will benefit 150,000 rural young people. Among this group, 45,000 young people (50 per cent of whom will be female) will be integrated into or receive support to start up a sustainable profitable activity in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. At project completion, 25,000 viable enterprises  in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains will have been created and/or strengthened and will create 35,000 decent jobs, 50 per cent of which will be to the benefit of young women. Furthermore, through capacity-building, the project will have qualitative implications for the country¿s nutrition situation, which is already the best in West Africa.he project¿s objective is to promote the social and occupational inclusion of youth in family farms and profitable ventures that create income and decent sustainable jobs  in agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. The project will benefit 150,000 rural young people. Among this group, 45,000 young people (50 per cent of whom will be female) will be integrated into or receive support to start up a sustainable profitable activity in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains. At project completion, 25,000 viable enterprises  in the agro-sylvo-pastoral and fishery value chains will have been created and/or strengthened and will create 35,000 decent jobs, 50 per cent of which will be to the benefit of young women. Furthermore, through capacity-building, the project will have qualitative implications for the country¿s nutrition situation, which is already the best in West Africa.
Agricultural Development: Agricultural Development Project in Matam Agricultural Development: Agricultural Development Project in Matam
Credit and Financial Services: Promotion of Rural Entrepreneurship Project - Phase II Credit and Financial Services: Promotion of Rural Entrepreneurship Project - Phase II
Rural Development: Integrated Rural Development Project of M'Bour Louga Rural Development: Integrated Rural Development Project of M'Bour Louga
Agricultural Development: Second Small Rural Operations Project Agricultural Development: Second Small Rural Operations Project
PFM-MDF FINANCED STRENGTHENING PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROJECT The overall development objective of the project is to contribute to the improvement of the efficiency, accountability and transpare ncy of PFM systems in Bhutan.
Bhutan MultiDonor Fund for Public Financial Management Reform Program The overall development objective of the program is "to support strengthening the performance, transparency and accountability in public financial management in Bhutanâ€.
Bangladesh - Malaria - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh - Malaria - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.
Bangladesh - HIV - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.
Bangladesh - HIV - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh - Tuberculosis - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Bangladesh - Tuberculosis - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.
Continuation and Scale up of HIV Prevention and Treatment Services for Key Populations in Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh - icddr,b.  This program has the following goals: To minimize the spread of HIV and the impact of AIDS on the individual, family, community, and society, working towards Ending AIDS in Bangladesh by 2030. The objectives of this program are: To increase coverage of services, to increase the identification of PLHIV and to prevent new HIV infections for 24.72% of MSM/MSW (from 21.30%), 49.02% of TG (from 39.83%), 81.76% of PWID (from 28.73%) and 30.6% of FSW (from 18.09%), considering the targets of the national size estimation 2015-16.  To provide universal access to treatment, care and support services for the people living with HIV.  To strengthen the coordination mechanisms and management capacity at different levels to ensure an effective national multi-sectoral HIV&AIDS response.  To strengthen strategic information systems and research for an evidence-based response
Integrated Tuberculosis Care and Prevention for enhancing case findings, health system strengthening and sustainability Bangladesh - Tuberculosis - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.  This program has the following goals: Reduce the incidence of TB (all forms) by 50% by 2025 and 90% by 2035 (from 2015 baseline figure). The objectives of this program are: By 2026, provide screening for TB, either through symptom screening or chest x-ray, to at least 18.87 million people..  By 2026, test at least 11.39 million people using rapid molecular diagnostic tools or microscopy..  By 2026, diagnose and initiate treatment among 11,387 TB patients from key and vulnerable groups and among high risk population..  By 2026, diagnose and treat 0.97 million and around 8000 clients for DS and DR TB respectively..  By 2026, expand tuberculosis /HIV comorbidities services by ensuring access to screening for HIV for 0.39 million TB patients..  By the end of 2026, provide TB preventive therapy to 0.55 million eligibles..  By the end of 2026, successfully treat 95% of DSTB patients and at least 80% of DRTB patients..  By the end of 2026, test at least 5.23 million presumptive TB with WHO recommended rapid diagnostic tools.  By the end of 2026, achieve expansion the electronic recording and reporting system and LMIS to all public health centres providing TB services in the country.
Integrated Tuberculosis Care and Prevention for enhancing case findings, health system strengthening and sustainability Bangladesh - Tuberculosis - BRAC - BRAC.  This program has the following goals: Reduce the incidence of TB (all forms) by 50% by 2025 and 90% by 2035 (from 2015 baseline figure). The objectives of this program are: By 2026, provide screening for TB, either through symptom screening or chest x-ray, to at least 18.87 million people..  By 2026, test at least 11.39 million people using rapid molecular diagnostic tools or microscopy..  By 2026, diagnose and initiate treatment among 11,387 TB patients from key and vulnerable groups and among high risk population..  By 2026, diagnose and treat 0.97 million and around 8000 clients for DS and DR TB respectively..  By 2026, expand tuberculosis /HIV comorbidities services by ensuring access to screening for HIV for 0.39 million TB patients..  By the end of 2026, provide TB preventive therapy to 0.55 million eligibles..  By the end of 2026, successfully treat 95% of DSTB patients and at least 80% of DRTB patients..  By the end of 2026, test at least 5.23 million presumptive TB with WHO recommended rapid diagnostic tools.  By the end of 2026, achieve expansion the electronic recording and reporting system and LMIS to all public health centres providing TB services in the country.
Bangladesh - HIV - Save the Children Federation, Inc. Bangladesh - HIV - Save the Children Federation, Inc. - STC HQ.
Journey Towards Targeted Malaria Elimination in Bangladesh Bangladesh - Malaria - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.  This program has the following goals: By 2025, reduce malaria annual parasite incidence (API) to less than 1 per 1,000 population at risk in CHT districts, interrupt local transmission and eliminate indigenous malaria in phased manner in 10 other endemic districts, determine malaria-free status of remaining 51 districts.. The objectives of this program are: To achieve and sustain universal coverage by case detection and prompt and complete treatment of all confirmed cases through 2025..  To achieve and sustain universal coverage of population at risk with appropriate preventive interventions through 2025..  To strengthen context-specific surveillance in all malaria settings and outbreak preparedness and response through 2025..  To strengthen program management, monitoring & evaluation, partnership and coordination through 2025..  To strengthen and expand research through 2025.
Continuation and Scale up of Prioritized HIV Prevention and Treatment Services for Key Populations in Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - MOF Bangladesh.  This program has the following goals: To minimize the spread of HIV and the impact of AIDS on the individual, family, community, and society, working towards Ending AIDS in Bangladesh by 2030. The objectives of this program are: By end of 2026, increase coverage of prevention services among key population groups reaching 80%, 80%, 50%, 89% and 80% among MSM/MSW, TG, FSW, PWID and prisoners respectively..  Improve access to HIV testing among KPs through expansion of differentiated testing (facility-based testing, community-based testing, index testing and HIV self-testing), aiming to reach coverage level of 95% by end of 2026..  By the end of 2026, achieve improved coverage and linkage of services from prevention and diagnosis among key population groups to quality treament and care for PLHIV through scale-up of quality and evidence based services..  By the end of 2026, through a strengthened support system address barriers to access to services..  By 2026, establish a unifed prevention database and improve data quality and availibility through implementation of data comprehensive data audit.
Continuation and Scale up of Prioritized HIV Prevention and Treatment Services for Key Populations in Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - Save the Children Federation, Inc. - STC HQ.  This program has the following goals: To minimise the spread of HIV and the impact of AIDS on the individual, family, community and society. The objectives of this program are: To implement HIV prevention services to limit new HIV infections to 802 among key populations (PWID, FSWs, MSM, MSWs and hijra) by the end of 2020;.  To complement treatment, care and support services provided by the GoB to PLHIV so as to enhance uptake of testing to 60% and treatment to 55% by the end of 2020;.  To ensure an effective national HIV/AIDS response by establishing a functional health information system with 100% reporting from all implementing entities and with enhanced capacity of personnel in selected public health facilities providing HIV services by the end of 2020;
Bangladesh - HIV - International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Bangladesh - HIV - International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh - icddr,b.
Journey Towards Targeted Malaria Elimination in Bangladesh Bangladesh - Malaria - BRAC - BRAC.  This program has the following goals: By 2030, interrupt local transmission of and eliminate indigenous malaria in phased manner and prevent re-establishment of local transmission.  By 2027, attain zero mortality due to indigenous malaria and maintain status. The objectives of this program are: Ensure universal coverage by early case detection using quality assured parasitological test and prompt and effective treatment of all confirmed malaria cases according to national treatment guidelines through 2030.  Ensure universal coverage of population at risk in targeted areas with appropriate preventive interventions through 2030.  Strengthen context-specific surveillance in all malaria settings and outbreak preparedness and response through 2030.  Enhance Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) with special emphasis on community engagement and mobilisation, context-specific communication and advocacy through 2030.  Ensure strengthened program management, monitoring & evaluation and partnership and coordination through 2030.  Carry out research to guide strategy and policy to address programme gaps and challenges through 2030.  Prevent re-establishment of malaria transmission in malaria-free areas
Linking small producers with their local authorities: Livelihoods in El Salvador The project aims to reduce poverty and inequality in the rural sector, strengthen the link between local authorities and small -scale producers to ensure the latter's access to production and market chains in fair conditions. It is expected that small  producers as being a dynamic economic actor improve their knowledge of the market, participating in the design of regulation laws and public policies, developing proposals that coordinate with supply systems and encouraging other actors to accept and spread the idea that fairer trade relations between the rural and urban contributes to poverty reduction.
Responding to the increased risk of gender violence in El Salvador due to COVID This action proposes an intervention focused on responding to the main needs of women at risk and victims of gender violence. The three pillars of action will be: 1) Basic and protection needs: delivery of unconditional cash transfer for female victims that allows them access to essential items as well as economic means for their self -protection.  2) Provide access to the necessary information related to the prevention of gender -based violence and the means of referral to response and protection services. 3) Psychosocial support to people at risk and victims of gender violence: capacities will be strengthened for psychologists to give psychosocial and crisis support to women and adolescents.
Addressing emergency nutrition needs for vulnerable groups through community based structures The aim of this project is to reduce under-five mortality and morbidity by providing malnourished children with treatment for severe acute malnutrition as well as underlying infectious diseases. It is funded by the CHF, UNICEF and DFID/UKaid and the project is implemented in partnership with the South Sudan Ministry of Health. (Project brief: http://www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/publications/192/south-sudan-addressing-emergency-nutritional-needs-in-young-children)
Addressing emergency nutrition needs for vulnerable groups through community based structures [South Sudan] The aim of this project is to reduce under-five mortality and morbidity by providing malnourished children with treatment for severe acute malnutrition as well as underlying infectious diseases. It is funded by the CHF, UNICEF and DFID/UKaid and the project is implemented in partnership with the South Sudan Ministry of Health. (Project brief: http://www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/publications/192/south-sudan-addressing-emergency-nutritional-needs-in-young-children)  [South Sudan]
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Smallholder Agribusiness Promotion Programme The overall goal is to increase the income levels of poor rural households involved in the production, value adding and trade of agricultural commodities. The programme aims to achieve this by increasing the volume and value of agribusiness based on the output of small-scale producers.SAPP will support the realignment of functions between the public and private sectors, completing the transition process that started in the 1990s.  In essence, GRZ will deliver public-good type services to agribusiness including, research and extension, the application of quality, health and safety regulations, development project management, and maintenance of an enabling commercial environment built around the common law of contract.  Interventionist activities such subsidised input and marketing operations, are being transferred to the private sector, outsourced or downsized.The Programme's institutional strategy is to work through, complement and strengthen the main actors at the various levels in selected value chains, including government agencies, cooperatives, NGOs, agribusiness enterprises, farmer organisations, and other programmes and projects.  In this way, the expected institutional outcomes of the Programme are:a) MACO, through the SAPPO and its contracted service providers, coordinating Programme initiatives and taking the lead in policy development in the areas of private sector partnership-building and value chain enhancement;b) MACO's ABM Department with the capacity to take full responsibility for the formulation and execution of key policy and regulatory functions and the creation of an enabling environment for rural commercial development which is inclusive of small-farmers;c) private sector partners willing to enter into mutually beneficial PPPs which deliver the desired outcomes in terms of agricultural commercialisation and rural poverty reduction, as well as profitable and sustainable agribusiness enterprises;d)Provinces and Districts with improved capacity to support agribusiness development which meet the specific needs small-scale farmers and other actors in the selected value chains;e)sustainable and self-financing farmer organisations, enterprise groups, trade associations, and commodity task forces providing support services fully engaged in the implementation of Programme activities, and policy/regulatory reform; andf)productive and mutually beneficial partnerships with a range of sub-sectoral institutions, service providers and industry organisations.
Research/Extension/Training: North Western Province Area Development Project Research/Extension/Training: North Western Province Area Development Project
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Enterprise and Marketing Programme Agricultural Development: Smallholder Enterprise and Marketing Programme
Financial Inclusion for Resilience and Innovation Project for Rural Zambia Financial Inclusion for Resilience and Innovation Project for Rural Zambia
Research/Extension/Training: Smallholder Productivity Promotion Programme Building on the experiences of the IFAD-funded Smallholder Agribusiness Promotion Programme (SAPP), the programme will sustainably increase smallholder production, productivity and sales of smallholder farmers in the targeted areas.  At the goal level, the Programme is expected to assist up to 48,000 smallholder households (80 per cent of the core target group) to achieve at least one of the following: (i) increase household asset ownership; (ii) increase in household savings; reduction in prevalence of child malnutrition; and (iv) reduction in food insecurity.The programme will support the efforts of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives (MACO) to:  (i) prioritize its research efforts on priority issues for smallholder farmers in northern Zambia; (ii) strengthen the linkages between agricultural extension and research; (iii) appropriately tailor its approaches for extension; (v) coordinate external donor-financed initiatives, learn from them and integrate positive features into its approach; (v) strengthen its capacity for planning, managing and delivering farmer services; and (vi) develop approaches for promoting, regulating and monitoring service provision by non-government actors.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Finance Programme The programme''s development goal is to improve the livelihoods of rural households.  Central to achieving this goal and as its overall objective, the programme aims to increase the use of sustainable financial services in rural areas.  This will be achieved through investments in five components to:  (i) develop the use of sustainable community-based financial institutions; (ii) promote rural banking services; (iii) increase and intensify small-scale production in contract-farming operations; (iv) develop new and expanding existing financial service products in rural areas; and (v) establish a more conducive policy and institutional framework for rural finance.
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Services Rehabilitation Project Agricultural Development: Smallholder Services Rehabilitation Project
Livestock: Enhanced Smallholder Livestock Investment Programme The programme goal is to sustainably improve the incomes of poor rural households in targeted provinces and districts. The programme development objective will be to sustainably improve the production and productivity of key livestock systems of targeted women and men smallholder producers in selected provinces of Zambia.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Finance Expansion Programme RUFEP will contribute to the development goal 'improved livelihoods of the rural poor through sustainable economic growth', which is consistent with the objectives of the Government of the Republic of Zambia and IFAD's COSOP. The development objective is 'access to and use of sustainable financial services by poor rural men, women and youth has increased'. This will be indicated by increases in the number (about 140,000 households) and percentage of the adult population using financial services, and a decline in the cost of borrowing.
Livestock: Smallholder Livestock Investment Project The goal is to increase incomes and food security among poor smallholder farmers through restoration of access to draught animal power.  The project''s two objectives are:  (i) reduction in the incidence of Contagious Bovine Pleuro-pneumonia and East Coast Fever to levels that allow re-establishment and growth of smallholder cattle herds; and (ii) re-stocking of smallholder farmers, who have lost their cattle due to disease, to a level and in a manner which will provide them with sustainable access to draught animal power.
Agricultural Development: Eastern Province Agricultural Development Project Agricultural Development: Eastern Province Agricultural Development Project
Research/Extension/Training: Southern Province Household Food Security Programme Research/Extension/Training: Southern Province Household Food Security Programme
Agricultural Development: Northwestern Province Area Development Project - Phase II Agricultural Development: Northwestern Province Area Development Project - Phase II
Credit and Financial Services: Enhanced Smallholder Agribusiness Promotion Programme The Programme Development Objective (PDO) and central strategy of E SAPP is to increase the volume and value of agribusiness outputs sold by smallholder producers.
Agricultural Development: Forest Resource Management Project Agricultural Development: Forest Resource Management Project
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Irrigation and Water Use Programme Agricultural Development: Smallholder Irrigation and Water Use Programme
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Support for the IOSEA Secretariat - U.S. Contribution U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Support for the IOSEA Secretariat - U.S. Contribution. To support conservation and management of marine tutles and their habitats of the Indian Ocean and Sourth-East Asia.