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Tokelau Ship to Shore Phase Two Phase Two will upgrade the wharves and the reef channels in four locations to allow for safe and efficient transfer of passengers and cargo.  Phase One of Ship to Shore transport includes the design and construction of new barges and the provision of safety equipment and safety training.
Strengthening Tokelau Health Services Facilitate and contribute to the improvement of health services on Tokelau through provision of funding and technical expertise.
Tokelau Supplementary Budget Support 2023/2024 This Activity will provide emergency budget support to the Government of Tokelau to assist it to manage cost pressures from high inflation and exchange rate fluctuations.
Tokelau Wharf and Reef Channel Rehabilitation (A13015) The goal of the activity is to increase the safety and efficiency of ship-to-shore transfers of passengers and cargo at four locations in Tokelau atolls by reconstructing the wharves and reef channels.
Tokelau Budget Support 2014-15 Tokelau is dependent on budget support payments from New Zealand to provide core government services such as health, education and transport and New Zealand has a constitutional obligation to provide assistance for essential services.
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Funding Funding from DFAT, through a multi-year delegated cooperation arrangement, for education and health initiatives. The 2018/2019 funding is allocated towards a Women's Summit, playground equipment and the creation of Tokelauan language resources.
Tokelau Budget Support 2019/20 General budget support strengthens the Government of Tokelau's capacity to deliver core public services.
Tokelau Technical Assistance for Infrastructure and Governance This activity will ensure that necessary technical assistance is provided in a timely way to progress key activities, and to strengthen the Government of Tokelau's public financial management.
Tokelau General Budget Support 2016/17 The Government of Tokelau receives general budget support from the New Zealand Aid Programme to assist it to provide core services because as a New Zealand territory we have constituational obligations to provide support.
Tokelau Purpose-built New Ship Services contracted, following international procurement processes, to project manage, design and construct an internationally certified, small passenger and cargo vessel complying with all relevant maritime stardards, including SOLAS compliance as determined by its Classification Society and Flag State.
Tokelau Fisheries Technical Assistance This technical assistance will help Tokelau to develop and implement a robust legal framework to manage its Exclusive Economic Zone fisheries by designing“fit for purpose” processes and systems, and bedding in the systems and processes to ensure timely information and advice can provided to the Administrator and toTokelau fisheries authorities.
Tokelau Language Commission Seed funding to Government of Tokelau to establish and operationalise the Tokelau Language Commission
Tokelau Transforming Basic Education Following the 2013 Education Review Office reviews of the three schools in Tokelau, the village and national councils of Tokelau agreed to a programme of improvements to teaching and learning, and school management and governance. ERO reviewed progress in early 2018.
Tokelau Disaster and Coastal Risk Mitigation The Activity will enhance the resilience of all Tokelau communities by preparing designs and inputs for detailed business cases for strengthening coastal defences, constructing emergency shelters and repairing or replacing Nukunonu bridge.
Budget Support 2017/18 General budget support strengthens the Government of Tokelau's capacity to deliver core public services and undertake critical infrastructure upgrades.
Tokelau Fisheries Capacity Development Programme This Activity's purpose is to support Tokelau to build long-term capacity to sustainably manage its offshore fisheries. It covers support to the Tokelau Fisheries Management Agency alongside other work intended to strengthen fisheries governance, regulatory frameworks, compliance, and regional relationships.
Tokelau Scholarships New Zealand provides a wide range of scholarships to around 112 countries around the world; including multi-year and single-year academic awards at postgraduate and undergraduate level in New Zealand and at Pacific tertiary institutions, through to short-term training awards for vocational and skills-based training. This activity is for Scholarships in Tokelau.
Improving Tokelau Secondary Education The Activity takes a multi-faceted approach to improving education in Tokelau, with a focus on NZ education agencies and suppliers assisting Tokelau's Department of Education to implement its secondary and digital education strategies and to successfully integrate with the NZ education qualifications system.
COVID-19: Tokelau Budget Support Budget support to Tokelau to enable their response to the immediate challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic and social impacts.
Advisory Support to Government of Tokelau Advice will be given and work will be undertaken to support the Council of Ongoing Government to ensure the progress of key initiatives (transport, infrastructure development and asset management, renewable energy, health) and to strengthen working relationships by agreeing the roles and responsibilities of the Council and villages in selected sectors.
General Budget Support 2021/22 Budget support to the Government of Tokelau to enable it to provide public services in 2021/22.
Establishing Air Services to Tokelau Tokelau is the only jurisdiction in the Realm of New Zealand that is not accessible by air.
The goal is to identify a technically feasible solution to provide a safe scheduled air service between Samoa and Tokelau which is both resilient to climate change and economically viable. The introduction of an air service will increase accessibility and mobility, which will enhance the social and economic well-being of the territory.
Tokelau Asset Management Qualifed engineers will undertake a comprehensive audit of all major publicly owned assets and provide Tokelau with a comprehensive report on the state of these assets, and recommendations for infrastructure asset management.
Reducing risks of coastal inundation in Tokelau (A12857) Grant funding to the Government of Tokelau to contract the design of an Activity to reduce the risks of coastal inundation in Tokelau.
Tokelau Governance and Management Capacity Building (A13003) Support to the Government of Tokelau to strengthen governance and public sector capability to improve decision making and effective use of Tokelau's fisheries, financial and human resources.
Education Reform Incentives and DFAT Grants This activity will complement and reinforce the Professional Learning and Development by Massey by incentivising key education reforms and addressing major impediments to improving the quality of education.
This activity will transfer DFAT's contribution to the Government of Tokelau to create and publish Tokelau language educational resources.
Tokelau Pacific Maritime Safety Programme Phase 2 The Activity follows Pacific Maritime Safety Programme (PMSP) Phase 1 (2011-2015), and responds to the maritime safety issues through the following five broad components:  Maritime safety awareness raising and engagement;  Maritime sector regulatory framework;  Maritime sector training;  Vessel and navigational safety improvements; and Environmental and Search &amp; Rescue.
Tokelau National Statistics Office - Fourth data validation workshop for the Pacific International C Funding attendance of one person to the Fourth data validation workshop for the Pacific International Comparison Programme held in Brisbane, 10-14 June 2013.
2020 Covid-19 - Tokelau This Activity will support the Government of Tokelau to prepare for and respond to COVID-19 through recruitment of medical staff and procurement of medical equipment.  Additionally, it will fund the purchase and fit out of a medical container laboratory and provision of training of staff.
Budget Support 2018/19 (A13140) Consistent with New Zealand’s constitutional and United Nations Charter obligations, each year the Government of New Zealand provides budget support to Government of Tokelau. In July 2018 the Minister approved that general budget support continue to be $11 million in 2018/19 and an additional $2.5 million of budget support be earmarked to assist the Government of Tokelau to undertake critical infrastructure upgrades.
Tokelau Covid-19 Response 2022-23 Humanitarian support to Tokelau to help respond to Covid-19 outbreak.
Tokelau 2023 Short Term Scholarships This Activity aims to increase the knowledge and skills of individuals so that they can contribute to the development of Tokelau and positively impact the bilateral relationship by providing short term scholarships (less than one year in length) to scholars from Tokelau. These short term scholarships can take the form of vocational training, an apprenticeship, or other workplace experience.
Tokelau Information and Communications Technology Support Pre-design work included the development of a Tokelau Telecommunications Strategy by Network Strategies. The report included a number of recommendations, particularly concerning Tokelau’s international connectivity and domestic ICT infrastructure.
Entrepre & Capital Mkt Adjust. Program The objective of the programme is to remove constraints to a more active private sector participation in the development process, through the following: (a) creation of an improved environment for enterpreneural activity and investment in labour-intensive activities; (b) deepening of the financial markets; and (c) re-orientation of fiscal and labour policies towards human capital development.
Malawi - Health Study The proposed study is designed to address four major areas in the health sector, namely district health care delivery, human resources development, management capacity of the Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP) and maintenance of health facilities and equipment. The study will form part of the concerted effort by the donor community to provide assistance in order to resuscitate the health sector. It is designed to identify the most appropriate interventions in these areas. A subsequent project will hopefully lead to the Bank’s third intervention in the health sector in Malawi. The study will be carried out in three phases, each ending with an appropriate report to be submitted for the approval of the Government and the ADF. La présente étude vise quatre grands domaines du secteur de la santé, à savoir la prestation des soins de santé dans les districts, le développement des ressources humaines, la capacité de gestion du Ministère de la santé et de la population (MOHP) et l'entretien des installations et équipements sanitaires. L'étude s'inscrira dans le cadre de l'effort concerté de la communauté des donateurs pour fournir une assistance en vue de réanimer le secteur de la santé. Il est conçu pour identifier les interventions les plus appropriées dans ces domaines. Un projet ultérieur devrait déboucher sur la troisième intervention de la Banque dans le secteur de la santé au Malawi. L'étude se déroulera en trois phases, chacune se terminant par un rapport approprié qui sera soumis à l'approbation du Gouvernement et du FAD. The overall objective of the pre-investment study is to undertake a comprehensive assessment in the study areas to identify the most appropriate interventions to improve health care delivery in Malawi. The proposed study will assess the health sector requirements in 5 districts (Salima, Ntchisi, Mchinji, Nkhota Kota and Phalombe) as well as the establishment of a nursing and paramedical training school in Mzuzu. It will propose interventions to strengthen the management of the health sector as well as the capacity of the Government to maintain health facilities. L'objectif global de l'étude de pré-investissement est d'entreprendre une évaluation complète dans les zones d'étude pour identifier les interventions les plus appropriées pour améliorer la prestation des soins de santé au Malawi. L'étude proposée évaluera les besoins du secteur de la santé dans 5 districts (Salima, Ntchisi, Mchinji, Nkhota Kota et Phalombe) ainsi que la création d'une école de formation infirmière et paramédicale à Mzuzu. Il proposera des interventions pour renforcer la gestion du secteur de la santé ainsi que la capacité du Gouvernement à maintenir les installations sanitaires. The study will benefit to the Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP) as well as Salima, Ntchisi, Mchinji, Nkhota Kota and Phalombe districts. L'étude bénéficiera au Ministère de la Santé et de la Population (MOHP) ainsi qu'aux districts de Salima, Ntchisi, Mchinji, Nkhota Kota et Phalombe.
Malawi - Smallholder Sugar Cane Out-grower Sugar Cane Production Project Malawi - Production de canne à sucre dans les petites exploitations villageoises The specific objective of the project is to increase sugar-cane production by small-holder outgrower farmers around Dwangwa through better access to irrigation, advisory services and other physical inputs. The proposed project will increase hectarage under irrigation to 2,140 ha by PY5. Furthermore, average net rainfed per ha farm income for sugarcane outgrowers will increase from current UA628 to at least UA2900 from PY2 because of irrigation.
Support for Good Governance Loan The Support for Good Governance Loan (SGGL) is a policy-based loan that is designed to improve good governance in Malawi by (i) enhancing accountability and transparency throughout Malawi’s public sector, & (ii) supporting targeted legal reforms aimed at improving access to justice, curbing corruption, and accelerating the law reform process. It comes in a context where the Government of Malawi (GOM) is confronted with the need to put the country back on track for development. This good governance program based on a reform policy aims to reduce poverty through economic and social development. Le Prêt d’Appui à la Bonne Gouvernance (PABG) est un prêt à l’appui de réformes conçu pour rehausser la bonne gouvernance au Malawi (i) en améliorant la pratique de la responsabilité et de la transparence publiques dans l’ensemble du secteur public du Malawi et (ii) en appuyant des réformes juridiques ciblées visant à ouvrir l’accès à la justice, réduire la corruption et accélérer le processus de réforme des lois. Il intervient dans un contexte où le Gouvernement malawite (GOM) est confronté à la nécessité de remettre le pays sur les rails du développement. Ce programme de bonne gouvernance fondé sur une politique de réforme vise à réduire la pauvreté par le développement économique et social. The overall goal of the program is to strengthen the governance framework towards poverty reduction in line with the Malawi poverty reduction strategy. Its objectives are: (i) increase accountability and transparency in public sector financial operations; and (ii) promote the rule of law and access to justice. L'objectif global du programme est de renforcer le cadre de gouvernance en vue de réduire la pauvreté conformément à la Stratégie de réduction de la pauvreté du Malawi. Ses objectifs sont: (i) augmenter la transparence et l’obligation de l’État de rendre compte des opérations financières du secteur public et (ii) promouvoir l’état de droit et l’accès à la justice pour tous. The beneficiaries of the project are: (i) the Government and its economic and governance services as well as the population. Les bénéficiaires du projet sont: (i) le Gouvernement et ses services économiques et de gouvernance ainsi que la population.
Institutionnal Support to the  Agricultural Sector (SDA) The objectives of the social dimensions of adjustment programme include to a) improve the Government's socio-economic data base; b) improve Government capacity for data analysis as to ensure the effective formulation of macro, social and sector policies programmes and initiatives; c) study the social and economic impact of the Structural Adjustment Programme on vulnerable groups and the poorer sections of society, d) formulate options for targeted social programmes for the vulnerable groups; and e) initiate a set of pilot interventions which will serve as models for a systematic and replicable support to the vulnerable groups.
Lower Shire Valley Irrigation Study -   Plantation et réhabilitation des champs de café et de cacao -   Construction de l'unité de traitement -   Acquisition et entretien du charroi comprenant les tracteurs et les véhicules
Industrial and Trade Policy Adjustment Loan (ADF) The major objective of the proposed loan is to improve the policy environment with a view to : a) restoring the basis for sustained per capita income and consumption growth ; b) eliminating administrative, institutional and other restrictions that hinder the full development of the industrial sector and free trade ; and c) encouraging domestic competition and efficiency of resource use and exports.
Malawi - Mchingi-Msulira-Nkhotakota Road Project (Supplementary) The Msulira-Nkhotakota road section was one of the road sections covered under a
Bank financed feasibility and detailed engineering design study for the Mchinji-Kasungu-MsuliraNkhotakota Corridor carried out starting September 1985 and finalised in August 1989. The study covered the road from Mchinji near the border with Zambia, through Kasungu and Msulira to Nkhotakota near Lake Malawi. The section was therefore identified for upgrading to bitumen standard as part of the said corridor. The specific objective of the project was to increase transport service levels and road
safety by improving road surface conditions so as to reduce vehicle operating costs. The project as
appraised consisted of: (a) the improvement of the existing gravel road between Msulira and Nkhotakota to a bitumen standard road of 6.7m carriageway width with 1.5m shoulders on either side over a total distance of 75km and; (b) design review and the provision of pre-contract services and the supervision of construction. The population and the Government of Malawi.
Malawi - Support to The Health Sector Programme Malawi - Appui au programme du secteur de la santé Le Programme d’Appui au Secteur de la Santé est le fruit de la définition conjointe des domaines essentiels d’intervention, des modalités de financement, des dispositions de mise en œuvre ainsi que de suivi et évaluation des activités prévues par le Programme de travail dans le 4ème Plan national de santé du Malawi, pour la période 1999-2004. Ce programme s'inscrit dans une approche sectorielle qui vise à améliorer l’utilisation judicieuse et la répartition équitable des ressources disponibles en réduisant la fragmentation et le double emploi qui résultent de l’existence d’une multitude de projets distincts financés par des ressources extérieures. L’objet de la contribution du FAD consiste à appuyer les activités du programme qui visent à accélérer la réduction des taux de mortalité maternelle et de morbidité néonatale. L'objectif du programme est de mettre en place, dans le cadre d’une approche sectorielle, un système efficace et efficient de prestation de services de santé qui répond aux besoins du peuple de Malawi, en particulier les groupes vulnérables pauvres, les femmes et les enfants. Les populations vivant dans les zones rurales seront les principaux bénéficiaires du projet.
Malawi - Engineering Services Lilongwe Airport Malawi - Services d'ingénierie à l'Aéroport de Lilongwe Le projet Services d'ingénierie à l'Aéroport de Lilongwe a été approuvé en 1974 et clôturé en 1976.
Malawi - District Water Supply Project II Malawi - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau des districts II The objectives of the project is to alleviate the existing water shortages in the two urban centres of Kasungu and Mzuzu, by providing an adequate potable water supply for each of the two centres to meet their water demands up to the year 2000, and prepare a water supply project for 13 other centres.
Malawi - The Support to Local Economic Development Project Malawi - Projet d'appui au développement économique local The objective of the project is to improve the socio-economic well being of the local population and strengthen economic growth in selected growth centres. Specifically, the project will seek to: (i) contribute to poverty reduction by fostering enterprise development through public-private initiatives; (ii) support productive investments to stimulate pro-poor economic growth in four selected growth centres; and (iii) contribute towards the creation of an enabling environment for local economic development through targeted capacity building interventions at the national and district levels.
Road Maintenance and Construction Project I (ADB) The Road Maintenance and Construction project has several interconnected major objectives as follows : i)  Assisting to rectify the existing imbalance in regional development in the country and thus help to achieve a uniform pattern of economic and social growth through the improvement and maintenance of district roads. ii) Reducing transport costs by arreting and improving the deteriorated raod maintenance situation.
Malawi - Feasibility Study for District Water Supply II Malawi - Étude de faisabilité pour l'approvisionnement en eau des districts II The consultant will be required to: 1)  Make comprehensive assessment of the present and future demands by taking into consideration of such factors as the present population, public, institutional, commercial and industrial water users and making projections of the same. ii)  Make a thorough study of the existing water supply and evaluate their reliability to the present and projected District Centres requirements. iii)  Study the available water resources and formulate a long-term master plan of the development of the water supplies to all the said rural growth centres up to the year 2005, followed by preparation of a phased priority programme of the necessary works to satisfy demand in then year stages. iv)  Prepare an overall implementation programme of the centres' water supply and carry out engineering design of the projects initial stage, make economic and financial analysis with an aim of arriving at a clearly defined project which would require minimum further preparation before implementation.