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Dolutegravir in Pregnant HIV Mothers and Neonates The goal is to enable the reduction of the rate of mother to child transmission of HIV from late-presenting HIV-positive pregnant women.
Open polyvalent platforms for sustainable access to quality and affordable viral load testing in resource-limited settings – Phase 2 To contribute to the scaled-up access to VLT in LMICs through increased demand and use of OPPs for VL testing and EID in the four target countries.
MDR TB Acceleration of Access Initiative: Strategic Rotating Stockpile This project intends to increase the number of patients accessing quality 2nd line anti-TB medicines by improving price, number and quality of products and facilitating faster delivery lead times through a strategic rotating stockpile
Supply of  Paediatric (Peds) TB medicines This project has provided 750,000 paediatric treatments to 57 countries and aims to foster the development of child-friendly formulations of TB treatments for children under-5 years of age
Accelerating access to innovative point of care (POC) HIV diagnostics Phase 2a The project intends to prepare the market for accelerated scale-up of POC HIV Dx: CD4, VL and EID by working with 7 high-volume early adopter countries to prepare for rapid scale-up of POC Dx, while helping new suppliers through the regulatory and policy approval processes
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Introduction of point-of-care Early Infant Diagnosis in decentralized settings: creating a market for affordable, effective, and equitable HIV testing of exposed infants This project aims to increase the number of HIV-positive infants whose HIV status is known in order to facilitate early ART initiation. The specific purpose is to ensure that at-risk infants have timely access to early infant diagnosis (EID) of HIV through the scale-up of point-of-care (POC) EID in nine countries: Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Rwanda, Swaziland, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Facilitate and secure the availability of ARV treatments and their proper administration to people living with HIV/AIDS in five African Countries This project contributes to improving supply chain management from national central medical stores to treatment centres in 5 West African countries  by improving logistic information systems and patient monitoring systems. The project also supports the efforts of treatment centres to improve treatment choices by making sure that UNITAID supplied tests and treatments are received and used
Assured Artemisinin Supply System (A2S2) The project supports the production of additional Artemisia (40 MT) to contribute to stabilizing the price of artemisinin, the key ingredient in artemisinin combination therapy (ACT). The project provides loans to artemisinin extractors through tri-partite agreements between an artemisinin extractor, a prequalified ACT manufacturer and i+solutions
A Global Network to Improve Access and Quality of HIV Monitoring Technologies Three year project focused on improving the enabling environment for POC HIV diagnostics. Proponent plans to develop quality standards, an evaluation protocol, a global network of POC technology evaluation sites and a Toolkit to facilitate evaluation and adoption
Safer, More Robust and Less Expensive Antiretroviral First-Line Therapy (ADVANCE Trial) The goal of this project is to contribute to scale-up of improved regimens for use in first-line ARV treatment in LMICs. These new regimens will be more effective and cheaper than the current standard of care. This will help to reach the UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets, particularly getting to 90% of people on treatment and 90% of those being virally suppressed.
Scaling up access to contemporary TB diagnostics (Buy-down) The Cepheid Buy-Down agreement reduced the cost of Xpert MTB/RIF cartridges for GeneXpert, a new highly accurate, rapid diagnostic test for TB from $16.86 to $9.98, a price which will not increase until 2022. The effective date of this price decrease is August 6, 2012.
Better Access to Treatment for Paediatric MDR-TB The project aims to increase the number of children with MDR-TB treated with better medicines resulting in reduced morbidity and mortality through addressing the remaining persistent knowledge gaps on TB drug PK in children and the development of appropriate formulations of drugs used for MDR-TB treatment.
Rectal Artesunate - RAS Project aims at increased access to QA rectal artesunate as a part of strengthened severe malaria management systems.
Improving the sustainability of safe water, good hygiene and sanitation practices for rural communities in Malawi This project will meet the need of rural Malawi communities for a clean, safe, reliable source of drinking water which is easily maintained by the households which will benefit from it. We will build, with community support, 1,500 Elephant (rope) Pumps (500 per annum) to provide a protected source of clean water to approximately 150,000 people who currently have no access to safe water supplies, and we will work with communities to embed good practice and increase sustainability.;
Promoting complementary market based self-supply approaches for improved access to WASH in Malawi. Pump Aid proposes a market based self-supply initiative to strengthen Community Managed Water Points (CMWP) structures and improve access for individual households and small scale farmers through self-investment. Pump Aid will establish local & sustainable small scale w+s business needed to provide vital WASH services to multiple clientele within Malawi. WASH entrepreneurs will service Households keen to move up the water ladder, small scale farmers wanting to improve productivity through enhanced irrigation, and will provide vital WASH services for Community Based Childcare Centres. Working with local partners Pump Aid will seek to show positive behaviour change amongst vulnerable groups, particularly seeking to improve nutritional and WATSAN behaviours amongst teenage mothers and children U-5.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt Issuance and Management In support of the U.S. Treasury US/India Economic and Financial Partnership facilitating a dialog between the countries that addresses international standards for sovereign and sub-sovereign debt management, infrastructure finance (including Public Private Partnerships), and long-term debt capital market development.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - India Initial work is focused on the Middle Office of the MoF. Areas of focus are 1) to assist in understanding of the US debt management structure and functions; 2) better understand other countries public debt management organizational structures and operations; 3) recommendations for improving forecasting and management of revenues and cash balances; 4) recommendations for increasing retail participation in GoI securities; and 5) recommendations for information technology requirements for management of GoI debt and cash.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - India IFT 02 The goal of this project is to increase capital market access for Indian municipalities to allow them to fund infrastructure, spur economic development, and meet critical development needs. Project activities will assist the Designated Municipalities (including Pimpri Chinchwad, Mysuru, Mangaluru, Rajkot, Vadodara, and Faridabad) to develop, issue, and manage municipal bonds by 1) Assessing the Designated Municipalities' credit ratings and capacity to issue and repay municipal bonds; 2) Developing the necessary bond documents and cashflow structures, and hiring legal and advisory expertise for the issuance of bonds; 3) Recommending pre-issuance improvements, as needed, to facilitate the issuance of bonds; 4) Assisting Designated Municipalities to issue bonds under the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) guidelines on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE); and 5) Increasing transparency and investor confidence by establishing continuing disclosure frameworks for disclosure through the life of the bond.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - India IFT 01 The goal of this project is to mobilize investment in Indian infrastructure to meet critical development needs. Project activities will support the establishment and sustained success of India's largest infrastructure investment vehicle, a sovereign development fund the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). Project elements include: 1) enhancing governance structures, processes and systems to create a more conducive environment for investors, including; implementing improved environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) policies that meet international standards; 2) development and staffing of an effective and cohesive organization; 3) developing a more effective strategy for investor outreach; and 4) developing new investment vehicles to attract international investors with different investment policies and objectives.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - India IFT OTA's engagement in India supports infrastructure development through its collaboration with the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). With NIIF, OTA's focus will be to support India's infrastructure finance and investment goals by facilitating dialogue around best practices to attract international financing, project financing and investment advisor selection. The second aspect of OTA's engagement in India supports infrastructure development through its collaboration with the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and potentially other financially viable subnational governments who are interested in issuing municipal bonds. OTA intends to provide technical advice towards on the following: (1) Preparation of a funding options analysis for various infrastructure projects (2) Identification of available revenue streams to finance project and/or repay debt, including revenue stability, potential for growth, and credit quality implications. (3) Development of a debt capacity analysis, if required, for general obligation type bonds. (4)Various bond structuring options and provisions that are most likely to succeed given the credit quality of the issuer, legal and re
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance - India IFT Under the auspices of the U.S. - India Economic & Financial Partnership, OTA's engagement in India supports infrastructure development through its collaboration with the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). With the PMC, OTA intends to provide technical advice towards on the following: (1) Preparation of a funding options analysis for various infrastructure projects identified in PMCs five year plan, with an initial focus on a water supply project, to include a pilot municipal bond and multilateral line of credit. (2) Identification of available revenue streams to finance project and/or repay debt, including revenue stability, potential for growth, and credit quality implications. (3) Development of a debt capacity analysis for Pune, if required for general obligation type bonds. (4) If a decision is made to undertake a pilot municipal bond, OTA intends to advise and assist on bond structuring options and provisions that are most likely to succeed given the credit quality of the issuer, legal and regulatory framework, and investor preferences and requirements. With NIIF, OTA's focus will be to support India's i
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Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - India MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance -India Initial work is focused on the Middle Office of the MoF. Areas of focus are 1) to assist in understanding of the US debt management structure and functions; 2) better understand other countries public debt management organizational structures and operations; 3) recommendations for improving forecasting and management of revenues and cash balances; 4) recommendations for increasing retail participation in GoI securities; and 5) recommendations for information technology requirements for management of GoI debt and cash.
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Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastucture Finance - India MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
Technical Assistance for Government Debt and Infrastructure Finance - India IFT The goal of this project is to increase investment in Indias municipal infrastructure which is critical to the countrys economic development. Project activities will support the work of the Designated Municipalities to issue municipal bonds that will fund major infrastructure projects and attract private investors. Project goals include assisting the Designated Municipalities to 1) Assess the financial capacity to issue and repay municipal bonds; 2) Prepare the necessary documents, cashflow structures, and hire legal and advisory expertise for the issuance of bonds; 3) Sell bonds under SEBI guidelines on the BSE; and, 4) Conduct continuing disclosure after the closing of the bond issue and throughout the life of the bond until it is fully repaid.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt & Infrastructure Finance -India IFT Under the auspices of the U.S. - India Economic & Financial Partnership, OTA's engagement in India supports infrastructure development through its collaboration with the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). With the PMC, OTA intends to provide technical advice towards on the following: (1) Preparation of a funding options analysis for various infrastructure projects identified in PMCs five year plan, with an initial focus on a water supply project, to include a pilot municipal bond and multilateral line of credit. (2) Identification of available revenue streams to finance project and/or repay debt, including revenue stability, potential for growth, and credit quality implications. (3) Development of a debt capacity analysis for Pune, if required for general obligation type bonds. (4) If a decision is made to undertake a pilot municipal bond, OTA intends to advise and assist on bond structuring options and provisions that are most likely to succeed given the credit quality of the issuer, legal and regulatory framework, and investor preferences and requirements. With NIIF, OTA's focus will be to support India's i
Technical Assistance for India - Banking and Financial Services The advisors(s) are assisting Indian authorities in the creation of a unified Resolution Corporation, as per the recommendations of the Ministry of Finance's Financial Sector Legislative Reform Commission (FSLRC). The newly created Resolution Corporation will have responsibility for the resolution of all financial institutions. The advisors are providing assistance to meet the following objectives: defining the work, powers and mandate of the future Resolution Corporation (RC); analyzing the present resolution framework for troubled financial firms in banking, insurance and other sectors; analyzing the present functioning of the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporations; reviewing and understanding how other resolution agencies work, such as the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the United Kingdom Special Resolution Regime, and the Korean Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO); facilitating and participating in study trips and other interaction with these and other agencies; assisting with the organizational design of the RC; and assisting with the development of processes and written policies and procedures. ........
Technical Assistance for India - Government Debt Issuaance and Management Initial work is focused on the Middle Office of the MoF. Areas of focus are 1) to assist in understanding of the US debt management structure and functions; 2) better understand other countries public debt management organizational structures and operations; 3) recommendations for improving forecasting and management of revenues and cash balances; 4) recommendations for increasing retail participation in GoI securities; and 5) recommendations for information technology requirements for management of GoI debt and cash.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt Issuance and Management In support of the U.S. Treasury US/India Economic and Financial Partnership; facilitating a dialog between the countries concerning issues of debt management, building capacity in public/private partnerships, and long-term capital market development.
Technical Assistance for India - Government Debt Issuaance and Management In support of the U.S. Treasury US/India Economic and Financial Partnership facilitating a dialog between the countries that addresses international standards for sovereign and sub-sovereign debt management, infrastructure finance (including Public Private Partnerships), and long-term debt capital market development.
Lao PDR Post-Ketsana Community Driven Disaster Recovery PRF-financed community infrastructures were damaged in two cyclone-affected districts (Samouy and Taoloy) of Saravanh Province. The main objective of this project would be to support community-led recovery of damaged local infrastructures, with a focus on PRF finance infrastructure, in these two districts. Additionally, a portion of these resources would be utilized to provide technical assistance to the PRF to strengthen its overall Disaster Risk Management and Response capabilities and to ensure disaster-resistant technology is integrated into standard infrastructure design and delivery. Main activities include: - Rehabilitation of about 12 PRF and Government-funded community subprojects (focusing on water supplies, dispensaries, access roads, irrigation systems and bridges) - Identify more resilient technologies to apply to relevant PRF-financed infrastructures - Capacity building of PRF staff and other relevant government staff - Development of a PRF disaster risk reduction and response strategy By supporting the rehabilitation of Ketsana destroyed infrastructure in two of the Government's Priority Poverty Districts, the proposed activity is expected to contribute to reducing poverty and increasing well-being in Ketsana impacted villages in Saravanh province.  As well, by building capacity of PRF and other counterpart staff, identifying resilient technologies, and developing a PRF disaster risk reduction and response strategy, the project is also expected to contribute to improving the Government's capacity to respond to future natural disasters (mainly risks of floods and drought) in Lao PDR.
Japan Trust Fund for Mainstreaming Disaster Reduction Initiative of the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) This trust fund will provide non-core financing for the GFDRR and serve to mainstreamhazard risk management in PRSs. The Facility has three major development objectives:
 1. Facilitate implementation of Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA, 2005-2015) in the Bank's partner countries at high disaster risks;
 2. Strengthen country hazard risk management capacity and catalyze increased investment in hazard prevention and mitigation;
 3. Establish appropriate mechanism for financing sustainable disaster recovery in low income countries.
 The Facility will operate through three distinct tracks of financing to support these development objectives: I: Support to the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) for accelerated implementation of HFA: DGF Grant will be used to provide support to ISDR towards development of global tools and methodologies for risk management, policy-based tools for mainstreaming etc; II: Support to countries for developing analytical and investment framework for prevention and mitigation: This track will support preparatory work in 86 target countries to enhance investments in risk mitigation. III: A global standby recovery fund establsihed to bring speed in disaster recovery operations
 This trust fund will finance track II initiatives in countries selected in consultation with Japanese authorities and will operate through a single donor trust fund.
Country Programme Togo A la demande du Gouvernement du Togo et suite à une série de consultations entre le Gouvernement et l#ONUDI, les plus récentes en ma rge de la Conférence générale de l#ONUDI en novembre 2011, il a été décidé de concevoir un nouveau cadre de coopération et d#élaborer un programme pays. Celui-ci constitue un ensemble d#interventions spécialisées. L#approche vise à : (i) cibler les différentes interventions d#appui au secteur productif sur des chaines de valeurs à fort potentiel de croissance, pour la réduction de la pauvreté ; (ii) assurer la cohérence entre l#appui de l#ONUDI, les agences concernées du système des Nations Unies et les autres bailleurs de fonds bi et multilatéraux.  La longue absence de l#ONUDI au Togo a conduit à proposer un programme axé autour de projets de coopération technique autonomes et flexible Plutôt que de concevoir un programme intégré, avec des composantes interdépendantes, une approche de projets autonomes a été adoptée au vu notamment des défis probables en matière de mobilisation des fonds. Cependant, des synergies potentielles entre les différents projets seront recherchées en fonction de la disponibilité des ressources et/ou du calendrier de mise en oeuvre.  L#intégration dans l#UNDAF 2014-2018 (actuellement en cours de formulation) sera considérée comme une priorité, notamment
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II) The Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol, at its 62nd Meeting, approved stage I of the HCFC phase-out management plan (HPMP) for Togo to achieve the 35% reduction in HCFC consumption by 2020 from the starting point for sustained aggregate reduction in HCFCs consumption, at the amount of:- US 250,000, plus agency support costs of US $ 32,500 for UNEP;- US $400 ,000 plus agency support costs of US $30,000 for UNIDO. The Government of Togo committed to the following control measures with the support of funding and technical assistance from the Multilateral Fund and implementing agency:(i)Freeze the consumption of HCFCs in 2013 to the agreed baseline figure(ii) Reduce consumption of HCFCs by 10% from 2015(iii) Reduce consumption of HCFCs by 35% by 2020.The funding for the verification report for HPMP Stage I for Togo has been approved at the 80th meeting of the Executive Committee. The verification report confirmed that the country is implementing a licensing and quota system for HCFC imports and exports and the country is in compliance with MP targets. The approved HPMP Stage I preparation funds have been fully used, and it is confirmed that there is no balance remaining. The endorsement from the Government for the request of the Stage-II HPMP preparation has
The Kigali Implementation Plan to phase down HFC in Togo At the 90th meeting of the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the implementation of the Montreal Protocol, the preparation of the Kigali Implementation Plan for Togo was approved. The project preparation will support the development of an overarching strategy for the HFC phase-down in Togo in addition to a nationwide survey and data collection on the consumption of HFC consumption, analysis of the use of HFCs and alternatives, including import and export statistics for ODS alternatives.