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EDUCATION  OF EARLY CHILDHOOD By 2018, the initial education curriculum model has been updated for formal and non formal care modalities of children under 5.
HEALTH RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES Contribute to the response plan for the prevention and control of COVID-19, in territories of greater transmissibility, so that
children and their families can receive health care of higher quality and hygienic conditions to contain the disease spreading.
EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL INCLUSION By 2024 rural teachers and families have the knowledge, tools and competencies to provide specialized care and education to girls,
boys and adolescents with disabilities in regular education, which contributes to their educational and social inclusion.
SUPPLIES AND LOGISTICS Evaluation of nutritional guide for children under 2 years-old
IR 3: PARA EL 2012, CONTRIBUIDO AL INCRE Intermediate Results (IR) 3: Para el 2013, contribuido al incremento en 20 puntos porcentuales (95%) de los niÃ±os y niÃ±as que alcanzan los niveles de
desarrollo para e ste grupo etario, evidenciando la preparaciÃ³n de la familia en el sistema de atenciÃ³n educativa, con Ã©nfasis en
zonas rurales y en niÃ±os y niÃ±as  con necesidades educativas especiales.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Improved governance and systems in place to support  the direction of Country Programme operations (office structure, BCP and Risk
Management).
IR1: PARA EL 2012, EL 100% DE NIÑOS Y NI IR1: Para el 2013, el 100% de niÃ±os y niÃ±as en escuelas primarias de zon as prioritarias disponen de mayores conocimientos
ADOLESCENTS FROM VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS By 2024, vocational school adolescents benefit from a new model of skills training for life, employment and proper work.
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION IN EDUCATION By 2018, schools and communities of the most vulnerable areas to disasters strengthened their resilience capacities.
RIGHTS PROMOTION By 2018,  children, adolescents and adults of  selected communities and prioritized groups have knowledge of the Convention of the
Child Rights and the national legislation.
IR 1: PARA EL 2012, FORTALECIDA  LA ATEN Intermediate Results (IR) 1: Para el  2013, fortalecida la atenciÃ³n a la salud materna , de niÃ±os, niÃ±as , de forma integral y con calidad .
NATIONAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS By 2018 ,  prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation and protection services  for children and adolescents at risk,
juvenile offenders or victims of crime, have the capacity to provide comprehensive care.
TEACHERS AND DIRECTORS BETTER TRAINED By 2018, mixed, boarding and rural areas primary and secondary schools have better conditions and better trained directors and
teachers.
IR 1 PARA EL 2012, ALCANZADA LA ESCOLARI IR 1 EducaciÃ³n integral de adolescentes general de 9Âº grado y la pre paraciÃ³n laboral y profesional bÃ¡sica por el 100% de los
adolescentes de  zonas priorizadas que arriben a los 17 aÃ±os de edad.
EARLY CHILDHOOD By 2024 educational agents working with early childhood have the strengthened capacity to provide quality education.
COMMUNICATION/ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIP By 2024, UNICEF will have increased its supporter reach and engagement.
IR 4: PARA EL 2012,  DISMINUIDA LA PREVA Intermediate Results (IR) 4: Para el 2013,  disminuida la prevalencia de anemia en niÃ±os y niÃ±a s de 0 a 5 aÃ±os (con prioridad en  los de hasta 24 meses)
 y en mujeres e mbarazadas, en los 24 municipios vulnerables de seis provincias del paÃ­s , ubicados en la regiÃ³n oriental y en la
provincia de Pinar del Rio al o ccidente de la isla. F-ODM, PC.
IR 3 PARA EL 2012, FORTALECIDA PARTIC. Para el 2013, promovida y fortalecida la participaciÃ³n, con equidad  de gÃ©nero, del 30% de adolescentes de zonas priorizadas en
el diseÃ±o e implementaciÃ³n de programas y servicios que les afectan.
IR 4 FORTALECIDO EL DESARROLLO INTEGRAL Promocion y fortalecimiento del desarrollo integral y participativo de adolescentes en la Habana Vieja.
PROMOTE POSITVE PARENTING AND EMOTIONALSUPPORT TO CHILDREN INCL. EMERGENCY Children and adolescents from Old Havana, as well as caregivers and workers in the homes of children without family protection in
the country, receive support and have tools for the prevention and attention of violence in contexts of isolation and social
distancing.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION By 2018, the inclusive  education process  in regular education is strengthened  to stimulate the  learning development of
children and adolescents with special  educational needs.
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Children and adolescents from communities vulnerable to multi-risk have capacities to participate in the design and implementation
of risk reduction plans.
IR 3 MEJORADA LA CAPACIDAD DE PREPARACIÓ Mejorada la capacidad de preparaciÃ³n y respuesta a las emergencias en la
s provincias mÃ¡s afectadas por eventos extremos
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT IN OLD HAVANA By 2018, children and adolescents in Old Havana and other municipalities of the capital have spaces and services for their
meaningful participation and the development of life skills.
CROSS SECTORAL ACTIVITIES Strategies implemented to address cross cutting issues related to child rights (emergency preparedness and operational support for
delivery of programme results).
IR 2 PARA EL 2012, LOS ESCOLARES DEL 80% Para el  2012, los escolares del  80%  de las escuelas primarias atendidas con acciones de salud, en particular la prevenciÃ³n de
accidentes, nutriciÃ³n, agua potable y   saneamiento, con Ã©nfasis en zonas de menor desarrollo.
VIOLENCE-FREE COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION SPACES By 2024, institutions, professionals and communities in prioritized areas and territories have increased their capacities to
strengthen spaces for comprehensive protection, free from violence.
IR 2 EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT Intermediate Results (IR) 3 Effective and efficient management of human capacity
COMMUNICATION AND Communication for Development (C4D) By 2018, communication initiatives have been implemented to promote attitudes and practices on issues related to the right to
survival, development, protection and participation of children and adolescents.
MONITORING & EVALUATION Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey- five round: Health & Nutrition Basic indicators
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Improved conditions related to financial and administrative management to pursue country operations.
HEALTHY NUTRITION Support access to safe water and sanitation  post emergency in municipalities Maisi, ImÃ­as, Baracoa and San Antonio del Sur in
the province of GuantÃ¡namo.
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Strengthened capacities, skills and wellbeing of human resources to support country operations.
STRENGTHENING INSTITUTIONS AND PROFESSIONALS Specialized institutions and professionals have increased capacities to provide comprehensive protection to children and
adolescents in prioritized territories and groups in conditions of violence and other social vulnerabilities.
HYGIENE PRACTICES, HIV PREVENTION By 2018, families of the most vulnerable areas have knowledge and capacities on hygiene practices, responsible sexuality, HIV and
unintentional  injuries prevention.
PREVENTION AND SOCIAL REINSERTION OF CHILDREN By 2024, institutions, organizations, families and communities of prioritized groups and territories have the knowledge and tools
required for the prevention, treatment and social reintegration of children and adolescents who have committed acts that the law
classifies as crimes, with aggravated behaviors and / or victims of crime.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT & EVIDENCE GENERATION. By 2024, the evidence used for children's purposes and actions is based on valid data and knowledge from statistical information
systems and other reliable sources.
CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTAL CARE By 2018,  children, adolescents and adults of  selected communities and prioritized groups have knowledge of the Convention of the
Child Rights and the national legislation.
IR 3 EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT Intermediate Results (IR) 3 Effective and efficient management of human capacity
IR 1 SUPPLY & LOGISTICS Garantizadas las acciones logisticas para la importaciÃ³n y distribuciÃ³n  de los suministros adquiridos en el marco del Programa de
CooperaciÃ³n ,  Programa Conjunto de Lucha contra la anemia e intervenciones de emergencias.
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH By 2024, health professionals, in conjunction with other sectors and with community participation in selected provinces, have more
capacity to provide higher quality comprehensive services in maternal care, including in emergency situations.
IR 2 MONITOREO Y EVALUACIÓN (PBAS RR Y 0 Intermediate Results (IR) 2 Para el 2013 fortalecidas las acciones nacionales de seguimiento a indicadores y datos relacionados con la infancia y la
adolescencia.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Output 2:Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resources
ADOLESCENT HEALTH By 2024, adolescents from selected provinces have greater knowledge of their health through advocacy and prevention services with
cross-sectoral participation.
CULTURAL, SPORTS & RECREATION SPACES By 2018 cultural, sports and recreational spaces of different territories, have capabilities to deliver quality services that
promote the  meaningful participation of children and adolescents .
DESIP (Delivering Sustainable and Equitable Increases in Family Planning) The project focuses on increasing equitable access to modern contraceptives and improving uptake of family planning services among rural low-income women, adolescents and people living with disabilities The poor, Men &Women, Adolescent, PLWDA
Developmental Evaluation (DE) This project aims to develop scalable and sustainable supply chain model/s to increase FP among women in remote and hard to reach communities and increase access to DMPA-SC and DMPA-SC for self injection Women
Stars in Global Health This is an intimate partner violence project addressing the needs of adolescent mothers using an innovative digital rrelationship toolkit Adolescent Mothers
PrEP This is a PrEP project using a community-based model to provide PrEP to male sex workers Male Sex Workers
SACCO Health & Wellness Project A Savings Credit and Cooperative Organizations (SACCO) health and wellness project evaluating the effectiveness of a community-based HIV test and treat model among men aged 18-54 years Men
MNCH Improve	access	to	critical	health	services	and	overall	health	for	undeserved	women,	and	children Women and Children
"Imarisha Heshima " This is a maternal and child health project that ensures a dignified birthing process for women in five selected high-volume health facilities and three link facilities across Nairobi’s informal settlements. The project also builds the capacity of healthcare workers, community health volunteers, and low-income women to know the universal rights of childbearing women MOTHERS
" Msawazisha" This is a maternal and child health project that improves the quality of maternal and neonatal childcare in Nairobi’s informal settlements. It also integrates mobile technology to improve referral of pregnant women to facility for skilled deliveries. Mother and Child
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Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Travel Costs Juan Santos travel expenses
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FELD Action Tracker: Seed funding for scoping and development Subgrant (via WRI) for the scoping and development of the FELD Action Tracker, as per agreement with DFID with an initial focus on early/mid 2020 (i) a methodology and protocol for collecting and assessing national policies and associated targets, including initial consultations on methodology with experts, practitioners and partners; (ii) the development of an initial database for the collection of national policies, targets and investment frameworks relating to food and land-use systems in an initial set of countries, to be followed by local consultation and validation with governments and other national stakeholders; (iii) an interim report of preliminary findings in 2020 related to national policies and targets, as well as a mapping of existing resources, databases, monitoring and mechanisms relevant for the scope and objectives of the Action Tracker, including gaps and emerging examples of good practices.
SUPPORT TO THE (FELD) ACTION TRACKER 202745-109 The Food, Environment, Land and Development Programme and Action Tracker (hereinafter: simply FELD, or Action Tracker) is designed to support countries devise, implement and share experience of effective policies for making their food and land-use systems sustainable. It will do so by tracking national policies and other action at country level, and by assessing the extent to which they advance national and internationally agreed targets, including the Sustainable Development Goals and objectives under the Paris Agreement. Starting in 8-12 countries, the FELD Programme will build on existing FOLU resources and country networks of the FABLE Consortium, in partnership with key intergovernmental organisations. Its integrated analyses will focus on practical relevance for policy makers, and be available to all governments interested in strengthening policies to transform food and land use systems, and their implementation. The overarching purpose of the FELD Action Tracker is to support the effective transformation of food and land use systems, and substantially add to our understanding of 
•	how national and global commitments are being operationalised in countries, 
•	what policies are proving to be effective in different contexts, and 
•	how we can most effectively facilitate and leverage cross-country learning and sharing on the basis of emerging good practices as part of a comprehensive package of policies.
In its design and approach to develop the Action Tracker methodology, SDSN will go beyond checklists of ‘what’ is needed but aim at providing analysis and practical guidance on ‘how’ meaningful change for food and land use systems can be operationalised. By doing so, the FELD Action Tracker will also provide inputs to a range of related initiatives, including the Policy Action Coalition on repurposing agri-food support, and other policy dialogues with and across governments.
International Development Support Project: Support for International Advisory Group (IAG) on 'Ecological Conservation Red Lines' (ECRL). #203174 The International Advisory Group on Ecological Conservation Redlines (IAG) mobilizes technical expertise from international organizations working with Chinese institutions to support interested countries in developing locally appropriate variants of spatial land-use planning frameworks, learning from China’s experiences with Ecological Conservation Redlines (ECRL) and similar approaches elsewhere. This involves both scientific mapping of locally appropriate dimensions for ECRL (e.g., biodiversity, ecosystem services (including carbon), disaster risk reduction) as well as the design of locally appropriate policy mechanisms, social safeguards, and institutions to prepare and implement ECRL. The objective of this work is to support ambitious outcomes of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) COP15 and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change COP26, including the integration of nature and climate drawing on China’s experience with Ecological Conservation Red Lines.
South-East Asia Discretionary Fund 2017-2018 Each year, a small proportion of Australia's regional aid program in Southeast Asia is used to fund small value short-term activities that can not be supported by existing programs but could generate big gains for the communities involved. These activities are funded by the South-East Asia Regional Discretionary Development Fund (SDF). Past activities have included funding participation by Indonesian delegates to the ANU's Indonesia Strategic Policy Workshop and Cambodia's first ever environment code. The estimated total value of this investment is $1 million to be expensed in the 2017-18 financial year.
UNODC Voluntary Contribution 2009-2012 The UNODC Voluntary Contribution 2009-2012 initiative provides multi-year voluntary contributions to continue its support to the work of the UN Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) of the Global SMART Program. The production and consumption of amphetamine-type substances (ATS) is the biggest drug problem in Asia; it has now eclipsed heroin use. According to the UNODC World Drug Report, 23% of global ATS seizures and 56% of global methamphetamine seizures occur in East and South-East Asia. It is also estimated that at least half the global ATS users live in Asia, and most of these are methamphetamine users in East and South-East Asia.  In short, ATS use presents a major non-traditional security threat with significant health impacts.  Unlike heroin use, which can be treated, sustained ATS consumption causes permanent neural damage. The Global SMART (Synthetics Monitoring: Analyses, Reporting and Trends) Program supports member states and regional authorities to generate, analyse and report
Monitoring and Evaluation Assistance to APSED Funding under this initiative provides support to the implementation of the Asia-Pacific Strategy for Emerging Diseases (APSED) managed jointly by WHO-South East Asia Region (SEARO) and WHO-Western Pacific Region (WPRO). The total value of this initiative is $17.6 thousand expensed in the 2009-10 financial year.
ASEAN and Mekong Partnership and Effectiveness Funding under this initiative supports the program partnership and effectiveness, specifically technical support costs for implementation of aid activities; support for in-country delivery of training, oversight and reporting; and to undertake monitoring and evaluation; program review; and other related tasks in delivering the Australia aid program. The total value of this initiative is around AUD360,000 over 3 years, staring 2016-17.