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Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance for conflict affected families with person with disability and/or most vulnerable elderly in settlements within 5 km of the line of contact in Luhansk Oblast in Non-Government Controlled Areas of Ukraine. In line with Ukraine Humanitarian Fund’s Allocation Strategy proposed project has the overall objective of providing multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance for families with persons with disability and/or most vulnerable elders in settlements in 5 km from line of contact in Luhansk Oblast in Non-Government Controlled Areas (NGCA) of Ukraine. Project aims at reaching beneficiaries with protection, food security and WASH sectoral assistance as identified priority needs in Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) 2019 and outlined in Humanitarian Response Plan. Proposed project targets beneficiaries are in line with UHF allocation strategy.
In Luhansk NGCA side, PIN will target vulnerable people with three types of assistance: food and hygiene voucher, in-kind hygiene items and customized individual assistance. In particular, 50 most vulnerable elders and people with disabilities will be supported with customized assistance based on their identified specific needs (Individual Protection Assistance), 630 people will benefit from individual social support provided by community workers, 100 people with special needs will be assisted during three months with in-kind hygiene items distributed every month (containing 60 adult diapers of the appropriate size per month, hence two diapers per day, as well as other hygiene items), 750 individuals will be assisted with food and hygiene items through voucher modality to secure their food and hygiene needs during three months’ time. Moreover, PIN will engage 15 community assistants to work closely with Government social workers to support targeted beneficiaries, including helping them inside the house and to connect them to family and friends by using mobile phone to mitigate their isolated life. Altogether, through protection, WASH and food security assistance project aims at reaching 1530 individuals.
Providing lifesaving assistance for the most vulnerable families in Donetsk NGCA The project will be in implemented in the 5-km zone of Donetsk NGCA (Horlivka Yenakiive Yasynuvata Donetsk Dokuchaievsk). Save the Children International (SCI) will distribute hygiene NFIs  to vulnerable households with children. Vulnerable households will include those that are elderly-headed, female-headed, and/or with a member with disabilities. SCI will also target children with disabilities in two rehabilitation centres in Horlivka and Yenakiieve (Donetsk NGCA) and will provide them with psychosocial support and winter clothes. These activities will contribute to the Collective Outcomes: 1. Affected people have access to adequate protection and means of livelihoods 2. Affected people have improved access to quality and affordable services. These activities will ensure that the winter and hygiene needs (including for women, girls and the elderly) of the most vulnerable families are met, in line with needs assessments detailed in Section 2. The main risks for this project are: lack of trust by the de-facto authorities which is addressed through regular contact, transparency on SCI’s activities, neutrality in all activities currency fluctuations which will be addressed through close budgetary monitoring delays with procuring items which will be addressed by proactive engagement of the implementation team child safeguarding cases, which will be addressed through a thorough implementation of SCI’s Child Safeguarding Policy and its procedures, applicable to partners and suppliers as well. This project will be implemented by SCI and locally accredited partner DDC, SCI has an office in Donetsk NGCA and is regularly communicating with de facto authorities to negotiate access, which has proven successful. SCI has been implementing similar projects for the past few years in Donetsk NGCA with great success and high rates of beneficiary satisfaction. This project will be supported by SCI’s technical advisors and implemented by a team of experienced humanitarian staff.
Provision of medium repair to 145 households (private households and households at multi-storey buildings) in Donetsk NGCA, provision of 30 sets of critical livelihoods Problem statement: The non-government controlled areas of the Donetsk region (oblast) of Ukraine have experienced intense and ongoing episodes of fighting since the start of the conflict in eastern Ukraine in 2014. This fighting has led to a massive displacement of civilians, destruction of property, and disruptions to social and civic institutions. 
Civilian population whose houses were destroyed or partially damaged during the conflict, continue living with limited facilities and in poor hygiene conditions. The majority of them have their own houses or apartments that need medium repair that they cannot afford due to financial difficulties. As a result, POCs are either unable to return to their apartments or continue to reside in inappropriate, unsafe conditions exposing themselves to protection and health risks. The DF authorities have limited resources to cover their basic services and needs, except in providing some very basic assistance in the limited number of affected areas.
providing support to the most vulnerable categories of people (people with disabilities under 60 and people above 60 including those with disabilities) through provision of vedium repair, as well as providing essentials.
Оverall objective of the project: to provide support to the most vulnerable categories of people (people with disabilities under 60 and people above 60 including those with disabilities) through provision of medium shelter support and the provision of essentials.
Objective 1: 145 damaged shelters are rehabilitated (medium shelter support) to provide safe and comfortable housing for vulnerable individuals (people with disabilities and people above 60) living in towns and districts Donetsk Oblast (NGCA, 0-5 km of the contact line), where security situation has relatively stabilized
Objective 2: Issuance of targeted humanitarian aid in the form of 30 sets of essentials for vulnerable individuals (people with disabilities under 60 and people above 60 including those with disabilities) living in towns and districts Donetsk Oblast (NGCA, 0-5 km of the contact line), where security situation has relatively stabilized
Impact: With planned interventions, number of families living in dignified accommodations will be increased while at the same time number of people living in alternative accommodation outside their homes will be decreased.
The types of assistance listed do not include gender differences between beneficiaries.
Taking into consideration the security concerns, the following potential risks of the project have been identified: 
 Escalation of the armed conflict, which may affect the areas of intervention 
 Changing the system of legislation
 The death of the beneficiary.
Improving access to essential healthcare and social services for elders, people with disabilities, homeless and people suffering from mental disorders through the provision of medical equipment and non-medical commodities in Luhansk NGCA. This project will contribute to address healthcare and basic social care needs of specific vulnerable groups affected by the conflict in the NGCA through direct donations of medical and non-medical equipment and consumables to 14 social institutions and 9 medical facilities. These donations will include medical equipment for diagnostic, consumables (diapers, sanitizers…) and mobility devices. The main goal is to strengthen the Social and Health facilities of Luhansk NGCA, which provide services to the most vulnerable populations of Luhansk NGCA, namely elders, orphans, children, people with disabilities, homeless and people suffering from mental disorders
Three types of social institutions will be targeted: mental institutions for adults and children, facilities for people with disabilities (adults and children) and residential centers/orphanages/hospices. The target health and social facilities have been pre-identified together with the de-facto authorities and validated by MdM. MdM Health Officer, based in Luhansk NGCA, will ensure the delivery of goods and their monitoring once distributed. MdM Office in Severodonetsk (Luhansk GCA) will also support the project implementation.
Addressing Humanitarian Needs of Internally Displaced People and Communities, Endangered by Explosive Hazards in Northeast Syria Naslavljanje humanitarnih potreb notranje razseljenih oseb in skupnosti, ki jih ogrožajo eksplozivna sredstva v severovzhodni Siriji ITF bo preko dveh sorodnih komponent projekta naslavljal notranje razseljene družine v provinci Ar Raka (ali v bližini glede na trenutne humanitarne potrebe) ter skupnosti, ki jih ogrožajo eksplozivna sredstva v provincah Ar Raka, Al Hasakah in Deir ez Zor. Medtem ko komponenta I naslavlja najnujnejše humanitarne potrebe lokalnega prebivalstva na severovzhodu Sirije v kratkoročnem smislu, bo komponenta II poskrbela za sistematičen pristop in dolgoročne možnosti naslavljanja humanitarnih potreb v državi, ki je med najbolj minsko onesnaženimi v svetu in ki bo v prihodnje zagotovo žarišče protiminskega delovanja. S tem bo pričujoči projekt prispeval z varnejšemu obnašanju ogroženega prebivalstva v Siriji ter h končnemu zmanjšanju števila žrtev, ki jih povzročajo eksplozivna sredstva.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Private Sector Partnerships Service Middle East and North Africa UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Procurement Support for Mobile Training Simulator in Jordan UNOPS procures and delivers a mobile simulator and accompanying accessories to the JTAC School to enhance the School’s capacity to train and accredit JTAC students in Jordan.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Jordan UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Rehabilitation of Shobak Castle tourism site in Jordan UNOPS is undertaking a project that aims to support the socio-economic recovery in the protected area of Shobak Castle, by rehabilitation of the trail and units outside the Castle and offering more safe and upgraded outdoor/exterior areas for the visitors of the Castle. The project also aims to promote inclusive and sustainable local development through the enhancement of the Shobak protected area, to improve the living conditions of local communities.\n
Urgent Operational Capacity Support to the Royal Medical Services for Strengthening Health Response UNOPS aims at enhancing the operational capacity of the Royal Medical Services  in the provision of critical/urgent health services to both Jordanian population and Syrian refugees, through procurement of medical equipment for  health facilities across Jordan.
Programme for Urgent Improvement of Water Sector for the Host Communities of Syrian Refugees in Northern Governorates The Programme aims to promote social stability in Jordan through the improved quality of, and access to water supply services for Jordanian residents in the Hawwara district of Jordan, as well as for the Syrian refugees in the host communities in the surrounding areas, through the construction of new water distribution networks, in addition to improving the existing ones.\n\nUNOPS implements the project with the generous support from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)\n
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for World Health Organization in Jordan World Health Organization (WHO) is the United Nations agency working to promote health, keep the world safe and serve the vulnerable.\n\nUNOPS offers human resources support to WHO.\n
Enabling Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq Security - procurement services The project aims to increase the counter-terrorism capability of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq by providing procurement services, including procuring communications and radio systems.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNICEF Jordan Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNICEF Jordan
Labor-intensive Maintenance  in Public Areas,  Phase II: Public Schools This project aims at improving livelihoods, supporting the labour market and economy, and contributing to the social cohesion among communities impacted by the Syrian crisis in Jordan, through provision of cash for work opportunities for both Jordanians and Syrian refugees, especially women and youth, in Amman, Irbid, Mafraq, Balqa, Ajloun, and Zaqra Governorates. It also aims at improving the resource constrained public education services and facilities that are most affected by the Syria crisis.
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Middle East and North Africa UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Higher Education in the Pacific Investment Program - Tranche 2 Project 2 (with additional financing) will support the expansion of the University of the South Pacific (USP) regional campus in Solomon Islands to a new location in Honiara, at the King George VI School grounds, about 4 kilometers east of the existing campus. The scope of Project 2 includes (i) construction of classrooms, an ICT studio, science laboratories, faculty offices, administrative facilities, and a clean energy component supporting a solar photo-voltaic system; (ii) enhancement of ICT-based education; (iii) improvement of student support services; (iv) strengthening of USP governance and management; and (v) strengthening project management capacity of USP staff who will be involved in project implementation. Project 2 will enable the USP regional campus in Solomon Islands to accommodate an increasing demand for higher education, improve the quality of education through the use of ICT and adoption of distance flexible learning, and increase course offerings especially in the field of public health which is the anchor program for the campus. It will also help improve USP student services through provision of  pre-enrollment information and career counseling, strengthening governance and management capacity of USP (improved data collection  and analysis of USP activities and human resources), and strengthening capacity of USP personnel to effectively manage project activities.
Asia-Pacific Remote Broadband Internet Satellite Project The project entails the construction, launch, and operation of a shared, geostationary earth orbit, high-throughput satellite (Kacific-1), featuring Ka-band technology, which will be dedicated to low cost, high-speed, easily accessible broadband internet in Asia and the Pacific.
Inclusive Beverage Production and Distribution Project The project will support RG Brands' Kazakhstan LLP (RGB) expansion across beverages through the financing of coolers for retail in both Kazakhstan and Kyrgyz Republic and production equipment and maintenance capex in Kazakhstan. The loan will provide long term financing in local currency not readily available in Kazakhstan market and support diversification of the economy by enhancing non-oil exports and improvement of livelihoods of stakeholders in the retail value chain.
Louis Dreyfus COVID-19 Climate-Resilient Smallholder Farmer Recovery Project Senior unsecured 3-year USD bullet loan of $100 million to finance LDC's working capital needs in Asia for the sustainable procurement of coffee, cotton, and rice. The transaction will preserve the livelihood and climate resilience of [60,000] smallholder farmers affected by COVID-19 in the five project countries. A complementing TA (funded by trust funds) will establish 80 farmer groups and train 160 farmer group educators with an aim to help farmers obtain sustainability certifications.
Agricultural Value Chain Development Project The project supports Olam's investment plan in Viet Nam, Indonesia, PNG, and Timor-Leste during 2017-2019 by financing midstream coffee and sugar processing expansions and permanent working capital investments for smallholder farmer supply which will promote efficient, inclusive, and sustainable agricultural value chains across a variety of products including coffee, sugar, cashew, cocoa, and pepper.

The project helps Olam develop primary and secondary processing plants in origin markets closer to smallholder farmers and in destination markets closer to the customer, adding more value in local markets and rendering more efficient and integrated agricultural value chains. In Viet Nam, Cafe Outspan Vietnam Limited (COVL), a subsidiary of Olam, increased capacity of its soluble coffee plant. In PNG, Olam plans to expand its coffee operations by expanding primary processing facilities in the Morobe and Eastern Highlands provinces and adding storage capacity. In Timor-Leste, Olam's planned investment will help upgrade the coffee primary processing and storage assets that Olam acquired from Timorcorp in 2015.

The project includes permanent working capital investments for smallholder farmer supply in Viet Nam, Indonesia, PNG, and Timor-Leste which includes inventory of raw agricultural products procured from farmers and advances to farmers, which will allow Olam to increase its sourcing volumes from smallholder farmers. The project will augment the direct benefits to smallholder farmers by leveraging existing Olam sustainability programs that provide agricultural extension services, training, and livelihood support to smallholder farmers.
COVID-19: ECOM COVID-19 Smallholder Farmer Climate Resilience and Livelihood Support Project Proposed loan of up to $60,000,000, in United States dollars, to ECOM Agroindustrial Corp. Limited (EACL) and to ECOM Agroindustrial Asia Pte. Limited (EAA) for the Ecom COVID-19 Smallholder Farmer Climate Resilience and Livelihood Support Project in Viet Nam, India, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea (PNG). The report also describes proposed technical assistance (TA) for the Climate Resilient Farmer Group Development to Support COVID-19 Recovery for Smallholder Coffee Farmers.
High-Value Horticulture Development Project The project will scale-up and transfer a successful high-value horticulture business model built on (i) the introduction of climate-controlled greenhouse technology in tropical highlands in Asia, and (ii) the integration of its business downstream into distribution in domestic and export markets. The flower business of the company will be scaled up in Viet Nam and the PRC, and will be introduced in Indonesia. The business model will be replicated for vegetable production in Viet Nam.
Higher Education in the Pacific Investment Program - Tranche 1 (Additional Financing) The Higher Education in the Pacific Investment Program (the Investment Program) will support The University of the South Pacific (USP) in expanding access to higher education in 12 Pacific island countries (PICs) by improving regional campuses and enhancing information and communication technology (ICT)-based learning programs.  Higher education opportunities in the Pacific remain limited, and the lack of adequate opportunities for higher education restricts the growth of a qualified work force capable of supporting the development of diversified economies.   Improved access to quality higher education at USP will contribute to human resource and skills development in the Pacific, and promote inclusive growth through higher productivity and diversification of the region's economy.
COVID-19: New Hope COVID-19 Working Capital Support Project ADB will provide New Hope Singapore Pte Ltd (NHS) with a midterm corporate loan of up to $20 million to fund NHS COVID-19 response operating expenses and working capital needs in South and Southeast Asia.
Higher Education in the Pacific Investment Program - Tranche 1 The proposed investment program will support the University of the South Pacific in expanding access to higher education in 12 Pacific island countries (PICs) with improved quality of learning environments and programs. The investment program will include (i) expansion of regional campuses and accommodation facilities in Kiribati, Solomon Islands, and Fiji; (ii) enhancing information and communication technology (ICT)-based distance learning programs; (iii) improving student services, and (iv) strengthening governance and management capacity of USP. The improved access to and quality of higher education at USP will contribute to human resource and skills development in PICs, which is essential in promoting productivity and diversification of the region's economy.
SOUTHEAST ASIA ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT The Project will promote energy efficiency in Southeast Asian DMCs, where energy efficiency services are still extremely limited.
Olam COVID-19 Smallholder Farmer Livelihood Support Project The project will help sustain the livelihood of smallholder farmers impacted by COVID-19 in Indonesia, Viet Nam, and PNG by providing working capital financing to Olam International Limited (OIL) and Olam Treasury Private Limited (OTPL) to increase its raw material procurement from these farmers.
BEMOBILE EXPANSION PROJECT (PAPUA NEW GUINEA AND THE SOLOMON ISLANDS) BEMOBILE EXPANSION PROJECT (PAPUA NEW GUINEA AND THE SOLOMON ISLANDS)

The Project is to (i) strengthen Bemobile' s telecommunication backbone infrastructure to reduce its reliance on the legacy infrastructure of Telikom PNG (the state-owned telecom service provider); (ii) upgrade and expand its existing network in PNG to increase national geographic and population coverage; and (iii) in Solomon Islands (SOL), continue the roll-out of its nationwide network.
Indorama Ventures Regional Blue Loan Project The loan will support Indorama Ventures group (IVG), a global integrated polyethylene terephthalate (PET) manufacturer, for their expansion of PET recycling capacity in India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) financing will help promote a circular economy for recycled PET (rPET) with industry best practices in ADB's developing member countries (DMC). The loan will be ADB's first internationally verified nonsovereign blue loan, and ADB's involvement will also ensure compliance with rigorous environmental and social safeguard standards.
REG: SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE PROGRAM The Supply Chain Finance Program (SCFP) provides guarantees and loans, mostly through SCFP partner banks, to support small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) operating in supply chains. SCFP aims to increase access to supply chain finance in developing Asia, including in countries when supply chain finance does not exist or is in its infancy. SCFP seeks to encourage financial institutions to move deeper into the supply chain by providing support to SMEs earlier in the business cycle. More information can be found at www.adb.org/scfp.