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Enhancing social cohesion in Egypt through livelihoods and resilience building amongst the refugees, Sudanese newcomers, and host communities <p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">The overall objective of the project is to enhance socioeconomic stability and promote social cohesion in Egypt through building resilience and providing sustainable livelihood opportunities amongst the and Sudanese-refugee and Egyptian host communities. The expected outcome and outputs are as below:</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">·</span><strong style="color: black;">Outcome</strong><span style="color: black;">: Enhanced self-reliance of refugees and host communities through livelihoods support and social cohesion strengthening in low-income and underprivileged areas</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">·</span><strong style="color: black;">Outputs:</strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Employability of refugee and Egyptian young women and men improved through vocational and skill building programmes.</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: black;">2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Increased access to decent jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities that meet labour market needs, while also facilitating linkages with the private sectors.</span></p><p class="ql-align-justify">WFP is adopting a two-pronged approach to cover the diverse needs and profiles of the refugee and host community. This approach combines a) increasing employability of vulnerable groups to better access job opportunities vocational and skills building trainings, and b) facilitating access to income generating activities through entrepreneurship training and micro-grants for establishing MSMEs. </p><p><br></p>
Enhancing cohesion in Egypt through strengthening livelihoods and building resilience amongst refugees and host communities The violent conflict that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 has so far (13 Sept) forced around 5.3 million persons to flee their homes as internally displaced or as refugees and returnees to neighbouring countries. By September 2023, UNHCR had registered newly arrived refugees, asylum seekers and returnees in Ethiopia (35 600), South Sudan (260 600), Central African Republic (18 500), Chad (418 100) and Egypt (317 200). The majority of arrivals in Egypt have so far been women, children and elderly persons. While the national response to these new arrivals has been positive, the influx creates additional pressure on local communities. This is also highlighted in the response plans of international organisations active in the country, which identifies needs for displaced as well as host communities. During his trip to Cairo in June 2023, HRVP Borrell expressed the gratitude of the EU to Egypt for the generosity shown towards those fleeing the conflict in Sudan and announced an immediate assistance from the EU to help Egypt ¿address this new wave of Sudanese refugees on Egypt¿s southern border¿.The overall objective of this measure is to diffuse the risk of tension and to promote peaceful co-existence between host communities and refugees from the fighting in Sudan. As part of the international response, the measure will provide assistance to host communities, and refugees according to the needs identified, with a particular focus on women, children and elderly persons. Due attention will be paid to protection, security and safety considerations. Given the dynamic situation on the ground, the measure will retain a degree of flexibility in order to allow it to intervene when and where opportunities for co-existence or risks of tensions appear.
Health systems capacity and Gaza evacuee-related health support in Egypt The current conflict in Israel and Palestine is marked by unprecedented violence, loss of life, injury and destruction. The appalling terrorist attack by Hamas, which the EU immediately condemned in the strongest possible terms, exascerbated a cycle of violence that escalated into a humanitarian tragedy in Gaza. The ongoing conflict has severely compromised the overall health system in Gaza. The unprecedented level of violence has resulted in extensive destruction and damage of medical facilities, impeding the ability to provide essential care to those in need. The strain on health services is further exacerbated by the tight blockade of Gaza causing acute shortage of medical supplies as well as medical personnel. This 18-months exceptional assistance measure will focus on supporting care for injured individuals evacuated to Egypt by providing funding for medical equipment and health system capacity and resilience building of affected Egyptian hospitals. Children will be amongst those who will require medical attention or will accompany those requiring medical attention. The measure will provide immediate humanitarian relief with longer-term system and equitable access capacities strengthening.
Protección infantil y respuesta a la violencia de género de la población desplazada en la frontera de Etiopía  /Somalia
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - St. Kitts and Nevis Provide expert consultation to the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) to support its supervision of the domestic banking sector in the eight countries within the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) that fall under its jurisdiction, to include (1) developing ECCB approach to anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) supervision for institutions licensed under the Banking Act, providing for the application of consistent supervision across the eight countries under ECCB authority which vary in legal and regulatory requirements; (2) improving ECCB capacity to conduct off- and onsite AML/CFT supervision, especially in the area of the development and review of off- and onsite examination processes and tools; (3) mentoring ECCB examiners during off- and onsite AML/CFT examination of a regulated entity in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) to underscore practical implementation of processes and tools; (4) developing ECCB mechanisms to coordinate with AML/CFT stakeholders in each ECCU country; and (5) establishing ECCB AML/CFT outreach activities to regulated entities.
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - St. Kitts Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - St. Kitts
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - St Kitts Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - St Kitts
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes -St. Kitts Assist the ECCB to develop consistent AML/CFT supervision practices across the eight jurisdictions, notwithstanding varying legal frameworks and capacity; develop risk-based AML/CFT supervision practices, consistent with international standards; develop the capacity of its examiners to perform AML/CFT off- and on-site examinations applying updated supervision tools and skills; develop mechanisms to coordinate with AML/CFT stakeholders in each jurisdiction; and design and conduct outreach activities to engage the domestic banking sectors.
Supporting initiatives for organizing of and increasing the participation and the inclusiveness in general elections and local decision making processes Helping several local councils in Western Aleppo Countryside to increase the inclusiveness and participation of their communities (including women and IDPs) in the local decision making processes and to organize general elections to elect local councils m
Funding projects implemented by the local councils Funding services/infrastructure rehabilitation projects implemented by the local councils to improve the livelihood conditions of their communities
Training/coaching/organizational development of local councils Helping several local councils in Western Aleppo Countryside in building their organisational capacity
AKED Project/Strengthening Local Governance in Syria/ARC Funding This activity represents the overall project that has been funded by the Dutch MFA. It allows to use the ARC indicators framework as its indicators are the over arching indicators of the whole ARC fund
Training/coaching/organizational development of CSOs Helping several CSOs in Western Aleppo Countryside and Eastern Ghouta in building their organisational capacity and implementing their projects
Supporting women participation and leadership in the local community Supporting women participation and leadership in the local communities in Western Aleppo Countryside and in Eastern Ghouta
Paying salaries for Local Councils Paying salaries for of administrative staff of several local councils in Western Aleppo Countryside
Supporting the capacity building of Kesh Malek Supporting the capacity building actions of Kesh Malek
Supporting the capacity building of LDSPS Supporting the capacity building actions of LDSPS
Implementing and supporting initiatives for better local coordination Implementing and supporting initiatives in Western Aleppo Countryside and in Eastern Ghouta for better local coordination between the different local stakeholders
Supporting local community initiatives in the fields of associative actions/justice/media/education Supporting local community initiatives in Western Aleppo Countryside and in Eastern Ghouta in the fields of associative actions/justice/media/education
Supporting outreach and communication actions of local councils Helping several local councils in Western Aleppo Countryside to communicate with and to involve their communities
Comoros - HIV - Ministry of Health, Solidarity, Social Protection and Gender Promotion of the Union of the Comoros Comoros - HIV - Ministry of Health, Solidarity, Social Protection and Gender Promotion of the Union of the Comoros - DNLS.  This program has the following goals: End the AIDS epidemic in the Union of the Comoros by the year 2030. The objectives of this program are: Reduce new infections by 50% by 2019.  Ensure that 90% of people living with HIV are on treatment by 2019
Towards the Elimination of Malaria in the Union of the Comoros by 2025 Comoros - Malaria - Ministry of Health, Solidarity, Social Protection and Gender Promotion of the Union of the Comoros - PNLP.  This program has the following goals: Reduce transmission to zero cases of indigenous malaria in the Union of Comoros by 2021. The objectives of this program are: Ensure efficient management of the malaria program at all levels, so that at least 80% of the activities of the Strategic Plan for elimination are achieved by 2021.  Strengthen surveillance (epidemiological and entomological) and monitoring and evaluation to bring all districts to 100% completeness and timeliness for key indicators of malaria elimination by 2021.  Ensure correct management of 100% of malaria cases in health facilities.  Ensure coverage of at least 90% of the target population with malaria prevention interventions by 2021.  Ensure 100% of the population has the right knowledge, attitudes and practices for malaria elimination by 2021
Scale Up Interventions to Fight against Malaria in the Union of the Comoros Malaria is the leading cause of death recorded in public and private health facilities in the Union of the Comoros. The most vulnerable groups are children under age 5 and pregnant women. The overall goal of the program supported by this grant is to reduce the prevalence of malaria by at least 50 percent by 2014. Planned activities include: free distribution of insecticide-treated nets through mass campaigns and distributions in prenatal consultation centers; indoor residual spraying; the extension of intermittent preventive treatment coverage; the introduction of rapid diagnostic tests; the provision of artemisinin-based combination therapy for the treatment of malaria; and the provision of technical assistance to the national program.
Reducing tuberculosis mortality by 75% and incidence by 50% in the Union of the Comoros by 2025 Comoros - Tuberculosis - Programme National de Lutte contre la Tuberculose et la Lepre - PNLT.  This program has the following goals: Réduire de 75% la mortalité et de 50% l'incidence de la tuberculose aux Comores en 2025 par rapport à 2015.. The objectives of this program are: Augmenter la notification du nombre des cas de la tuberculose depistés de 16 cas/100,000 hab. en 2017 à 24 cas/100,000 hab. en 2021, surtout en augmentant le dépistage parmi les populations vulnérables et à risque..  Augmenter le taux de succes therapeutique jusqu'a 90% a partir de 2020 chez les patients de la tuberculose, toutes formes confondues..  Assurer la surveillance, le diagnostic et la PEC de la TB-MR parmi les populations à risque..  Assurer le diagnostic et la prise en charge de la co-infection TB/VIH à une couverture de 100% à partir de 2020 (dépistage du VIH chez les patients TB, mise sous ARV des patients co-infectés)..  Assurer le suivi et l'évaluation du programme TB par les supervisions progranmmées et documentées et le rapportage selon les normes et dans les rythmes définis..  Cibler, monitorer et évaluer - d'une façon documentée - les interventions communautaires en appui au Programme Tuberculose.
Comoros - Malaria - Association Comorienne pour le Bien-Être de la Famille Comoros - Malaria - Association Comorienne pour le Bien-Être de la Famille - ASCOBEF.
Scaling-up of Prevention Activities for target population The Union of the Comoros which consists of three islands namely; Ngazidja, Mwali and Nzwani has a low HIV/AIDS prevalence.  The program seeks to strengthen the epidemiological surveillance system currently in place based around district health Centres.  It will also ensure the continuation of certain effective interventions of the Global Fund Round 3 program, as well as scaling up the prevention activities for key populations at risk.  The objective of the program is to better understand epidemiological profile of HIV in the Union of the Comoros and the socio-behavioral profile of target groups in order to maintain HIV prevalence below 0.05 percent.  The program plans to target populations of sex workers, youth aged 10 to 24 in educational settings and outside school, and patients suffering from Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI).  Moreover, the program will introduce STI/HIV education to 300 new schools by training and monitoring teachers and educating advisors.  It will also help healthcare providers (i.e. doctors, pharmacists and paramedics) in both private and public sectors treat STIs using the syndrome based method.
End  tuberculosis epidemic in the Union of the Comoros by 2035 Comoros - Tuberculosis - Association Comorienne pour le Bien-Être de la Famille - ASCOBEF.  This program has the following goals: To reduce morbidity and TB -related mortality by 2017. The objectives of this program are: Maintain the treatment success rate for TB patients at > 90 percent by focusing on directly observed treatment and decentralizing it to outlying health centers.  Increase the TB case notification rate from 17 cases/100,000 inhabitants in 2012 to 23 cases/100,000 in 2019.  Provide case management of > 95 percent of TB/HIV+ by testing for HIV among more than 95 percent of TB patients and screening for TB among all PLHIV, as well as treatment (CPT, ART) for TB/HIV.  Promote operational research in order to base the NTLP’s activities on greater evidence.  Provide MDR-TB case management.  Improve the managerial capacities of the NTLP
Addressing the challenge of achieving the UNAIDS (90-90-90) strategy to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 and reducing tuberculosis mortality by 75% and incidence by 50% by 2025 in the Union of the Comoros Comoros - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health, Solidarity, Social Protection and Gender Promotion of the Union of the Comoros - DNLS.  This program has the following goals: TB: Réduire de 50% du taux de l’incidence (par rapport à 2018) d'ici 2025/ TB: Reduce incidence rate by 50% (compared to 2018) by 2025.  TB: Réduire de 45% le nombre de décès dus à la TB (par rapport à 2018) d'ici 2025 / TB: Reduce the number of TB deaths by 45% (compared to 2018) by 2025.  HIV: Réduire de 75 % des nouveaux cas d’infection, y compris parmi les populations clés (par rapport à 2020) d'ici 2025/ HIV: Reduce by 75% of new infections, including among key populations (compared to 2020) by 2025.  HIV: Faire en sorte que 95 % des personnes vivant avec le VIH connaissent leur statut sérologique, que 95 % des personnes infectées par le VIH diagnostiquées reçoivent un traitement antirétroviral et que 95 % des personnes vivant avec le VIH recevant un traitement antirétroviral aient une charge virale supprimee d'ici 2024 / HIV: Ensure that 95% of people living with HIV know their HIV status, that 95% of people diagnosed with HIV receive antiretroviral therapy, and that 95% of people living with HIV receiving antiretroviral therapy have a supressed viral load by 2024. The objectives of this program are: TB: Augmenter le dépistage des nouveaux cas et rechutes en passant de 41% en 2020 à 89% en 2025/ TB: Increase screening for new cases and relapses from 41% in 2020 to 89% in 2025.  TB: Traiter 100% des patients diagnostiqués et maintenir un taux de succès de traitement à au moins 90% jusqu’en 2025/ TB: Treat 100% of diagnosed patients and maintain at least 90% treatment success rate until 2025.  TB: Dépister et prendre en charge 100% des patients TB/VIH et TB-MR d'ici 2025/ TB: Screen and manage 100% of TB / HIV and MDR-TB patients by 2025.  TB/VIH: Assurer la prévention tuberculeuse à au moins 95% des enfants contacts et PVVIH d’ici 2025/ TB / HIV: Provide TB prevention to at least 95% of child contacts and PLHIV by 2025.  TB/VIH: Améliorer la gestion, le suivi et l'évaluation des programmes et renforcer les systèmes de santé, résilients et pérennes pour répondre efficacement à l'épidémie du VIH et de la TB/ TB / HIV: Improve program management, monitoring and evaluation and strengthen resilient and sustainable health systems to respond effectively to the HIV and TB epidemic.  VIH: Améliorer la qualité des services offerts aux PVVIH grâce à une approche centrée sur le patient et à des soins différenciés aux niveaux des centres de santé et de la communauté./ HIV: Improve the quality of services offered to PLWHIV through a patient-centered approach and differentiated care at health center and community levels..  VIH: Atteindre les cibles 95-95-95 d'ici 2024/  HIV: Reaching the 95-95-95 targets in to 2024
Comoros - HIV - Association Comorienne pour le Bien-Être de la Famille Comoros - HIV - Association Comorienne pour le Bien-Être de la Famille - ASCOBEF.
SUR 2.3 IMPROVED ENROLMENT & LEARNING Strengthened organizational capacity of key stakeholders to design and deliver equitable, inclusive and relevant education services,
  transitioning strategies and protective learning environments, including in emergencies, for all children and adolescents within
rights-based educational frameworks and principles by 2021
GUY 5.2  CAPACITY BUILDING AND CHILD-FRIENDLY BUDGETING Allocations of public resources for social protection programmes for children and adolescents are adequate and equity based.
GUY 2.3 IMPROVE ENROLMENT & LEARNING Strengthened organizational capacity of key stakeholders to design and deliver equitable, inclusive and relevant education
services,  transitioning strategies and protective learning environments, including in emergencies, for all children and
adolescents within rights-based educational frameworks and principles by 2021
SUR 2.4 ADOLESCENT DEV AND PARTICIPATION Adolescent/Youth development and participation programmes, including Sports, are developed and implemented.
GUY 3.4 CHILDREN ON THE MOVE Child Migration - Children and adolescents, in Guyana and Suriname, including those living in humanitarian settings, are protected
from violence, harmful practices, exploitation and abuse through strengthened child protection systems
SUR 5.3 CHILD POVERTY Statistically sound data on child poverty and other depravations are generated and used to inform systems for improved
accountability and transparency.
GUY1.3 QUALITY EDUCATION Early Child Development (ECD) UPSTREAM Priority gaps in Early Childhood Development and Child Friendly Schooling are addressed through the development of evidence based
plans, guidelines and M&E systems
SUR 1.2 NUTRITION Health and nutrition systems have enhanced strategies, legislation, programmes and multi-sectoral gender-responsive approaches at
scale to reduce undernutrition and obesity across the life course, with a focus on disparity reduction.
SUR 3.1 COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT A coherent behaviour change communication and advocacy strategy is developed and implemented
GUY 3.1 CP POLICY, LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS Children, adolescents, women and families, including those in humanitarian settings, benefit from adequate protective policies,
legislation and institutional frameworks.
GUY 3.2 CP PREVENTION, RESPONSE AND S/WORKFORCE REFORMS Children, adolescents, women and families, including those in humanitarian settings, benefit from scaled-up preventive and
response services and social workforce reforms.
SUR 4.2 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SECTOR COORDINATION GOVERNANCE More children and adolescents benefit from improved and decentralized coordinated programme implementation, leveraging financial
resources and budgeting for equitable and sustainable access to climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services at scale.
GUY 1.1 CP AND JUSTICE SYSTEMS Increased country capacity to promote and ensure justice and systems that enable the prevention and treatment of violence, abuse,
exploitation and neglect
GUY 2.1 ECD/ EARLY LEARNING All children (0â€“6 years) receive quality, equitable and inclusive early stimulation and learning in home, centre and community
settings for optimal early childhood development.
SUR 3.4 TECHNICAL COST OPS AND PROGRAM Human Resources for effective delivery of programmes
SUR 3.3 CF BUDGETING AND CHILD RIGHTS Enhanced national systems that govern the volume, efficiency and impact of invested resources towards building resilience of the
most vulnerable boys, girls and adolescents
GUY 2.3 CHILD PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS Enhanced national capacity in the development and implementation of evidence based child protection programmes with attention to
areas of disparities
GUY1.4 CHILD PROTECTION UPSTREAM Priority issues in child protection are addressed through the development of evidence based plans, legislations, guidelines and M&E
systems
SUR 1.3 POSITIVE PRACTICES AND NORMS Increased capacity of rights holders and duty bearers to foster positive practices and norms to protect children from violence,
abuse, exploitation and neglect
SUR 1.3 MENTAL HEALTH Evidence-based policies and plans are implemented to ensure that adolescents have improved access to gender-responsive physical and,
 mental health services and information.
SUR 2.2 QUALITY EDUCATION-ECD PROGRAMMES Enhanced national capacity to implement Child Friendly School approaches and innovative strategies (e.g. ICT) to enhance access to
quality education
GUY 2.2 EDUCATION PLANNING & MONITORING Enhanced capacity of national and subnational entities in education planning, collection and use of data, system monitoring and
budgeting, to provide equitable, inclusive and relevant education for all children and adolescents by 2021
GUY 2.4 ADOLESCENT DEV. PROGRAMMES Expand and strengthen key national programmes for adolescent development
GUY 1.1 CHILD HEALTH The health system is strengthened, and policies, standards and service packages are in place to accelerate equitable access to high-
impact interventions for reducing preventable newborn deaths, early childhood illnesses and disability, with a focus on disparity
reduction.
GUY1.1 ACCESS TO DATA AND ANALYSIS Policy makers have increased access to disaggregated data available periodically and enact equity based national policies and
legislations in fulfilment of Guyana's child rights obligations
GUY 3.3 MONITORING  & EVALUATION UNICEF/GoG Country Programme 2012-16 monitoring mechanisms and tools in place