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PCP - Programme for Country Partnership in Ethiopia UNIDO has been actively involved in Ethiopia since 1968, implementing nearly 300 projects comprising a wide range of technical assistance interventions, such as vocational training, cluster building and value chain development. Interventions have also focused on food security and agroindustries development, investment promotion, private sector development, as well as renewable energy, and resource-efficient and cleaner production. Between 1999 and 2008, UNIDO implemented two phases of its Integrated Programme for Ethiopia.  An independent evaluation commissioned by UNIDO of the Integrated Programme for Ethiopia yielded the following recommendations: (a) strengthen the institutional capacity development of key sectorial institutions to increase sustainability; (b) develop a sound framework for scaling up pilot project activities; and, (c) establish a sound resource mobilization strategy, including public-private partnerships. These goals constitute the basis on which the Partnership Country Programme for Ethiopia is being designed within the framework of UNIDO#s new mandate to promote and support inclusive and sustainable industrial development (ISID).  The programme is being developed through an extensive consultative and collaborative process with the GoE in pursuit of the Government#s goal to elevate the coun
Supporting National Quality Infrastructure Development in Ethiopia Ethiopia#s National Quality Infrastructure institutions were recently reformed.  Newly created institutions are currently unable to meet the increasing demand from industries. The project aims to strengthen the country#s NQI so as to better serve the needs of the private sector and to support industrialization, as prioritized in the second phase of the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II). In addition, it will aim to facilitate the integration of its manufacturing sector into the global trade and value chains by addressing the challenges spelled-out in the update of Ethiopia#s Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS).
Productive work for youth and women through MSMEs promotion in Ethiopia The project's main goal is to assist the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) in its effort to create employment for women and youth through the promotion of investment in the productive sectors of the economy. The programme is directly addressing the issues of unemployed youth and supports progress made to accelerate women#s economic empowerment. As part of the PCP, the project will be aligned with the Government initiatives and programmes, supported by the PCP National Technical Task Force (NTTF), aligned with Ethiopia GTP II and implemented within the framework of the Ethiopian Industry Development Strategy (EIDS), and will be focused on the priority industrial sectors of the country (Leather, Textile and Agro-food sectors) and will intervene in the economic corridors connected to the on Integrated Agro-Industrial Parks (IAIPs). The intervention will also create synergies with the following on-going programmes that are directly targeting women and youth, e.g. the WB women entrepreneurship developments programme (WEDP).  The project will favour the creation of an enabling environment to strengthen the policy dialogue, and assist the Government of Ethiopia to develop a comprehensive strategy on Entrepreneurship Development. In fact, the project intends to closely cooperate with the Ethiopian Development Research Insti
Preparation of Feasibility Study & Business Plan for Piloting Integrated Agro-Food Parks (IAFP) in Ethiopia Ethiopia has high potential for agricultural-led economic growth. However, its Agro-Industrial development is still in its infancy. At the production level, output is hindered by low-input, low value-added, limited marketing infrastructure and subsistence-oriented practices. At the processing level, most food processors operate well below capacity # many operate at less than 60 percent # and their products often to have difficulties complying with international quality standards.  In response to the current situation, the Government of Ethiopia requested UNIDO to assist in the development of its Agro-Industrial sector. UNIDO agreed to develop a business plan for an Integrated Agro-Food Park (IAFP).  An Integrated Agro-Food Park (IAFP) is a cluster of independent firms grouped together to share infrastructure, (i.e., roads, power, communication, etc.) and to exploit the opportunities for joint buying, selling, training, extension services and other synergies which can arise from shared efforts.  The concentration of activities and services in one area is expected to facilitate economies of scale for the transformation of agricultural products for export or further commercialization. IAFPs will lead to increased competitiveness of the agri-food sector, while including smallholders farmers and processing businesse
Training Institute for Commercial Vehicles Drivers in Ethiopia: A Private-Public Partnership Project to Support Specialized Skills Development. Training Institute for Drivers of Commercial Vehicles
PA for formulation of capacity building programme on industrial parks creation and management for PCP Ethiopia Development of a capacity building programme on industrial parks creation and management for PCP Ethiopia. Government of Ethiopia made a request during the meeting between the DG  and Minister of Industry on the 13th of March highlighting the urgency and the importance of capacity building of the regional and federal authorities involved in the implementation of the four integrated Agro-industrial parks in Ethiopia...
Improving public health by solar-powered water sanitation systems in Ethiopia By utilizing the potentials of the water-energy nexus UNIDO aims to set up a solar-powered slow filtration system to produce clean water adopting Japanese innovative technologies in an Ethiopian rural area. The proposed project will focus on improving the host communities# public health and freeing women and children from water drawing labor in the host community.
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I) National phase-out plan for the HCFC for Ethiopia - The Government of Ethiopia is proposing to meet the Montreal Protocol#s HCFC control targets, i.e. freeze in 2013, 10 per cent reduction by 2015 and 35 per cent reduction by 2020. Stage I of the HPMP overarching strategy will be achieved through training of customs and law enforcement officers; incentive programme and strengthening capacity of recovery, recycling and retrofitting centres; training of refrigeration service technicians and strengthening of the refrigeration association; coordination, monitoring and reporting of HPMP activities.
Phase 2: Improving public health through solar-powered water sanitation systems in Ethiopia By utilizing the potentials of the water-energy nexus UNIDO aims to set up a solar-powered slow filtration system to produce clean water adopting Japanese innovative technologies in an Ethiopian rural area. The proposed project will focus on improving the host communities# public health and freeing women and children from water drawing labor in the host community.
JPO Ludovica AMATUCCI (Italy) JPO Ludovica AMATUCCI (Italy) Main Duties: Under the overall supervision of the UR and Director of the Regional Hub in ETH (PTC/PPF/FLD/ETH), the JPO is providing technical and administrative support to the programme for the successful attainment of the programmes objectives. Specifically, Ms. Amatucci:   (i.) assists in identifying, developing and promoting field-level technical cooperation programmes related to UNIDO mandate with governments and other partners; (ii.) assists in monitoring programme/project implementation related to the PCP ETH and reports on best practices, successful stories, and lessons learnt; (iii.) establishes a network with INGO, local NGO, UN, private sector companies, foundations, and other relevant bodies, as potential partners in the PCP ETH projects; (iv.) assists in organizing UNIDO forum related to Agro-Industries in particular; (v.) assists in identifying agribusiness enterprises to participate in the Integrated Agro-industrial parks; (vi.) prepares regular reports for PTC/PPF/FLD/ETH on the formulation/implementation status of technical cooperation. Additionally, the JPO supports the UR in the co-ordination of UNIDO#s activities in the country and specifically carry out the following duties: 1. undertakes research, collect and analyze information on various macro-economic indic
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II) HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II) Technical assistance to develop a business model for the operation of a reclamation centre, and procure tools and equipment for one centre and for six vocational training centres. Jointly implemented with UNEP
Phase 2 (Extension) of the Technical Assistance Project for the Up-Grading of the Ethiopian Leather and Leather Products Industry (SAP 101072)
UNIDO partnership model for de-risking investments in the Ethiopian coffee sector Coffee plays a fundamental role in Ethiopia: millions of people are relying on coffee production and it represents the leading export commodity, generating the largest share of foreign currency for the Country. Moreover, increased global coffee demand together with climate change may drive significant shifts and dynamic linkages in the coming decades, opening new venues for coffee production in Ethiopia (e.g. highlands can offer suitable coffee land for an increased and sustainable production). Following the official request received from the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority, the present project has been developed with the objective to increase volumes, quality and value of the Ethiopian coffee to contribute to SDG 9.3 (Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets). The initiative, formulated in close cooperation with local and international public and private stakeholders, operationalizes a risk sharing business model. In this context, the general strategy will be based on facilitating access to finance, through the establishment of a specific credit line dedicated to funding investment proposals selected for their high impact on the coffee sec
Operationalization and sustainability of integrated agro-industrial parks in Ethiopia The general objective of the project is to contribute to agro-industry development, employment  and improved income earning opportunities in high agriculture productive  areas of the country. The specific objective is to  support the inclusive and sustainable development of the four pilot integrated agro-industrial parks in the regions of Oromia (Bulbula), SNNP (Yerga Alem), Amara (Bure) and Tigray (Baeker)
Second international industry investment forum in Ethiopia The purpose of the project is to stimulate public and private investment in the agribusiness sector in Ethiopia. Special focus will be given to the agro-industry, including food processing, leather and leather products, and the textile and garments, which have already proven attractive to foreign investment. This will be done by sensitizing financiers and investors (local as well as international) about the increasingly attractive investment policy framework of Ethiopia and most importantly, by sensitizing potential investors about investment opportunities that the PCP ETH has identified, hence demonstrating UNIDO Technical Cooperation to a wider audience than usual and seeking to scale up for a larger development impact.
Technical assistance to Ethiopia to avoid future introduction of methyl bromide in horticulture and floriculture The project will provide assistance to the country in form of a technical workshop open to farms as well as custom officers to sensitise them on the commitment from the government of Ethiopia to phase-out the use of methyl bromide as of 1st January 2015.
Support to youth and women through the development of products, services and public-private partnerships As a follow-up to the official request received from the Ethiopian Ministry of Labor and Skills (MoLS) of Ethiopia, the proposed initiative aims at scaling up the support to the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) in providing integrated services to youth and women for upgrading design capacities, promoting products# development with innovative mindset, and fostering public private partnership (PPP) engagements through start-up creation. The project will focus on providing, in close coordination with MoLS, ad hoc technical services to local young talents (especially women-owned enterprises, operating in design, leather, fashion, textile, eco-tourism, coffee sectors etc.), by applying UNIDO#s relevant methodologies (e.g. design for development, acceleration services, etc.); products design and development, marketing activity and diversification of services, such as fab-lab, hub with IT and digital services provision. The initiative will apply the lessons learned by the Creative Hub Addis Ababa (established by UNIDO project ID 150201 financed by AICS).
A Private Public Partnership Project: Training Academy in Heavy Duty Equipment and Commercial Vehicles in Ethiopia The overall objective of this project is to improve Ethiopian youths' access to gainful employment opportunities in advanced commercial vehicle maintenance through high-tech training and thereby contribute to the poverty reduction effort in the country.  The project will transform the local training service provider Selam Technical Training Institute in Addis Ababa by setting up a modern, well-equipped training centre for heavy duty commercial vehicles at the Selam premises outside Addis Ababa, transforming an existing training workshop into a modern academy which integrates auto mechanics, electronics and hydraulics with strong emphasis on computer skills.
Strengthening the quality compliance capacity of the honey value chain for greater market access UNIDO concluded with the Norwegian Agency for Development Agency (Norad) in January 2019 the Global Market Access Programme (GMAP) 2020-2024. The integrated Programme specifically aims to enhance market access in prioritized value chains in selected countries (Colombia, Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Myanmar), by focusing on the following three components as agreed:   1. Enhanced technical competence and sustainability of the Quality Infrastructure 2. Enhanced SME compliance with standards and technical regulations 3. Strengthened culture for quality  The GMAP will allow the honey sector in Ethiopia to be identified and selected as one of the country-specific projects according to due selection criteria and was incorporated into GMAP, as agreed with Norad. UNIDO (TII/SQI) thus took field mission and sent experts in June, September December 2018 to conduct investigation and assessment on key issues surrounding the honey value chain in 2019, including the key actors, the capacity of QI elements (standards, metrology, conformity assessment), technologies used in honey production and current programmes by national and international partners.
Capacity-building and job creation for youth and women in the textile sector in migration prone areas of Ethiopia As a follow up of the in depth assessment conducted within the SINCE project  inception phase, the present project has been developed for contributing to reduce irregular migration from Northern and Central Ethiopia by creating greater economic and employment opportunities. The general objective of this project is to support the Government of the FDR of Ethiopia (GoE) in the creation of decent and productive job opportunities for young women and men through the development of strategic sectors such as the textile and garment industry. This will be done through the development of local capacities (at managerial, technical and institutional levels) in the textile industry through a public private partnership approach. This project proposal also responds to a specific Official request sent by the Ethiopian MoI for supporting the T<(>&<)>G sector . Finally, this project has also been articulated in line with the Valletta Action Plan  under the chapter development benefits of migration and addressing root causes of irregular migration and forced displacement. Two priority areas will be targeted:  1.Enhance employment opportunities and revenue-generating activities in regions of origin and transit of migrants to enhance the professional skills and employability of young people. 2.Facilitate responsible private invest
National Cluster Development Framework for Ethiopia - Phase I (Preparatory Assistance)
PPA Myanmar Programs Jan-Mar 2015 he Asia Foundation PPA with DFID CHASE is helping to address common challenges to peaceful state-society relations in fragile states, subnational conflict and post-conflict areas and transitional states at risk of renewed conflict. This activity represents programs in Myanmar under the PPA during the period Jan-Mar 2015. These activities have the following objective: Governance reforms implemented to reduce grievances of conflict-affected populations in subnational conflict areas.;
PPA Exploratory Programs Jul-Sep 2012 The Asia Foundation PPA with DFID CHASE is helping to address common challenges to peaceful state-society relations in fragile states, subnational conflict and post-conflict areas and transitional states at risk of renewed conflict. This activity represents Exploratory Programs under the PPA during the period Jul-Sep 2012. Exploratory Programs are small-scale, analytical efforts to identify opportunities for future programs.  These activities are mostly focused on Myanmar/Burma.;
PPA Exploratory Programs Jan-Mar 2013 The Asia Foundation PPA with DFID CHASE is helping to address common challenges to peaceful state-society relations in fragile states, subnational conflict and post-conflict areas and transitional states at risk of renewed conflict. This activity represents Exploratory Programs under the PPA during the period Jan-Mar 2013. Exploratory Programs are small-scale, analytical efforts to identify opportunities for future programs. These activities are mostly focused on Myanmar/Burma.;
PPA Exploratory Programs Oct-Dec 2012 The Asia Foundation PPA with DFID CHASE is helping to address common challenges to peaceful state-society relations in fragile states, subnational conflict and post-conflict areas and transitional states at risk of renewed conflict. This activity represents Exploratory Programs under the PPA during the period Oct-Dec 2012. Exploratory Programs are small-scale, analytical efforts to identify opportunities for future programs. These activities are mostly focused on Myanmar/Burma.;
PPA Exploratory Programs Apr-Jun 2013 The Asia Foundation PPA with DFID CHASE is helping to address common challenges to peaceful state-society relations in fragile states, subnational conflict and post-conflict areas and transitional states at risk of renewed conflict. This activity represents Exploratory Programs under the PPA during the period Apr-Jun 2013. Exploratory Programs are small-scale, analytical efforts to identify opportunities for future programs. These activities are mostly focused on Myanmar/Burma;
Youth Employment and Skills Development The project supports poverty reduction and reduction of migration by fostering employment opportunities through provision of vocational skills trainings and business start-up kits to vulnerable youths and women.
Engagement Facility A technical assistance facility which provides a rapid and flexible response mechanism to rapidly respond to requests to support upstream policy results and test innovations with scaling-up potential and supports Country Office Results.
Integrated Semenawi & Debubawi Protected Area System Integrated Semenawi and Debubawi Bahri-Buri-Irrori- Hawakil Protected Area System for Conservation of Biodiversity and Mitigation of Land Degradation
Enabling programmes for Sustainable Natural Resource Management-UNDP-ERI-01001009 Enabling programmes for Sustainable Natural Resource Management for the people of Eretria to be implemented from 2023 to 2024
Support to Capacity Building in the Ministry of Foreign Support to Capacity Building in the Ministry of Foreign
Support to Capacity Building i The aim of this project is to support the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in enhancing its professional capacity in diplomacy, external relationships and partnerships.
Enhancing Human/Instititional Capacity in the Justice S Emhancing human and institutional capapcity in the justice sector to support stregthening the capacity of the Ministry of Justice.
Strengthen organizational and operational capacity of OAG Strengthen organizational and operational capacity of OAG to enhance its human and institutional capacity to provide better services to its clients.
Enhancing the Capacity of the Customs Department (CD) Enhancing the capacity of the custom department. Existing Customs legislation reviewed and approved. Fully integrated use of ASYCUDA World within all operational units of CD
JOINT PROGRAMME ON GENDER EQUITY IN ERITREA This program will support the National Union of Eritrean Women in strengthening its Human and Institutional capacity.
Support to national and local resilience building Support the target beneficiaries to improve their resilience to drought and other natural disasters through increased livestock and crop production.
Development Effectiveness Eritrea CO This is an important component of CO Programme Risk Management to provide a basis for improving effectiveness an accountability in programme results and operational efficiency (finance, procurement, HR)
Capacity Building Project for The project is designed to contribute to the achievement of the SPCF and CPAP outcomes and is targeted at building the capacities of the Ministry of Finance and the UN system in Eritrea to be more effective.
Capacity Support to Health sector The aim of the project is to support the Ministry of Health technically and financially to enhance its human and institutional capacity development at strategic levels.
Restoring degraded f To mainstream sustainable land management, forestry and biodiversity conservation into land-use planning and agricultural production practices in Sub-Zoba Nafka of the Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea
TO ADDRESS IMPACTS OF COVID-19 The informal sector economy in Eritrea has been hit hard by the outbreak of COVID-19 so much so that even the most basic commodities and services which it used to generate are almost non-existent.
Support to national and local Support the target beneficiaries to improve their resilience to drought and other natural disasters through increased livestock and crop production.
Strengthening food security of drought affected rural co The key objective of this proposal is to protect the livelihoods of drought-affected vulnerable households and agro-pastoral and pastoral communities in Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea and Anseba regions and enhance resilience to shocks.
Enhancing the Capacity of the •	Existing Customs legislation reviewed and approved •	Fully integrated use of ASYCUDA World within all operational units of CD
JOINT PROGRAMME ON GENDER This project is aimed to strengthen and enhance the capacity of NUEW as well as key sectors in gender mainstreaming and analysis.
Decent work sregthened and promoted The project created to support the Ministry of Labor and Human Welfare to promote decent work.
Support to Capacity of Higher Education The project aims to invigorate the capacity of the National Commission for Higher Education with requisite technical and educational materials and supplies as necessary.
DPC Project-UNDP-ERI-00100726 Direct Project Costing/Sourcing of CO staff cost and GOE that is directly related to project implementation and delivery to the projects
Human Rights The activities will be multi-dimensional ensuring full coverage and support of the necessary areas to ensure effective human rights mainstreaming and UPR implementation.
Mainstreaming Human Rights The activities will be multi-dimensional ensuring full coverage and support of the necessary areas to ensure effective human rights mainstreaming and UPR implementation.