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da completare Fleuve Senegal plastic free - intervento di riqualificazione urbana attraverso la partecipazione dei giovani e delle donne della città di Kayes The urban Municipality of Kayes, in Mali, is crossed by the Senegal River, which is of considerable  economic importance for the regions interested by its Malian course and beyond. The waters of the  river are used both for irrigation and for civil use. Anthropic pressure generates a systematic pollution  of river waters also as a consequence of the absence of adequate wastewater treatment systems.  The main objective of the project is to develop a territorial partnership between the Municipality of  Kayes and a series of partners - local non-profit associations and cooperatives. This partnership will be  able to deal, with efficiently and effectively, the problematic of the sanitary and environmental  conditions of the city starting from the development of the separate collection of urban solid waste  and their recycling through the creation of three laboratories dedicated to the recycling of plastics,  paper and cardboard, organic waste. These activities will have a positive impact on the living  environment of the citizens of Kayes and on the waters of the Senegal River. L’iniziativa riguarda la gestione dei rifiuti riciclabili (plastiche, carta e cartone e frazione organica) e delle acque reflue della città di Kayes, nella Repubblica del Mali; si inserisce a pieno titolo nella strategia del Governo del Mali, del Governatorato della Regione di Kayes e del Comune Urbano di Kayes.
Contribution to OCHA for strengthening humanitarian coordination and advocacy in Mali Contributo ad OCHA per il rafforzamento del coordinamento umanitario e dell’advocacy in Mali The initiative helps to strengthen OCHA's positioning in Mali and to support the overall operating costs of the OCHA Office in Mali. The specific objective of the initiative is to support OCHA's humanitarian coordination and advocacy mechanisms for humanitarian protection and assistance to the most vulnerable population of Mali, with the aim of improving the overall performance of response to the humanitarian crisis by the international community, operationally engaged on the Malian crisis. L’iniziativa contribuisce a rafforzare il posizionamento di OCHA in Mali ed a sostenere i costi di funzionamento complessivi dell’Ufficio OCHA in Mali. L'obiettivo specifico dell’iniziativa è il sostegno ai meccanismi di coordinamento umanitario e advocacy per la protezione umanitaria e l’assistenza alla popolazione maliana più vulnerabile, realizzati da OCHA, allo scopo di migliorare la performance complessiva di risposta alla crisi umanitaria da parte della comunità internazionale, impegnata a livello operativo sulla crisi maliana.
Contribution to WFP for the School Feeding Programme in the most vulnerable areas in Mali Contributo al PAM per il Programma delle mense scolastiche nelle aree più vulnerabili del Mali The Contribution supports the WFP Program in Mali of support for school feeding, which will improve school access for children and young people affected by the Malian conflict, helping to strengthen Food Security in the areas of the Center and North of the country. The Italian Cooperation contribution is intended to support 18,674 students in 94 schools, of which at least 60 in the Regions of Segou and Mopti. Il contributo al Programma del PAM in Mali è volto a  sostenere l'alimentazione scolastica, che migliorerà l'accesso all'istruzione di bambini e ragazzi colpiti dal conflitto maliano, contribuendo altresi a rafforzare la sicurezza alimentare nell aree del Centro-Nord del paese. Il programma mira a supportare 200.000 studenti, supportando scuole nelle Regioni del Nord (65), del Centro (29) e del Sud (6). Con il contributo della Cooperazione Italiana si intende supportare 18.674 studenti di 94 scuole, di cui almeno il 60 nelle Regioni di Segou e Mopti.
Supply drinking water in the city of Bamako starting from KABALA station - Fondi in loco Alimentazione in acqua potabile della città di Bamako a partire dalla stazione di Kabala - F.L. The initiative aims to increase access to drinking water in the city of Bamako, also in order to improve its service for the population L'iniziativa ha l'obiettivo di aumentare l'accesso all'acqua potabile nella città di Bamako, anche al fine di migliorarne il servizio per la popolazione
Support to Tubaniso Agribusiness and Innovation Center (TAIC) Support to the development of the Tubaniso agribusiness and innovation center - Banca Mondiale The objectives of the current infoDev MDTF are to promote competitiveness, employment, and sustainable, inclusive growth in the mobile, climate technology and agro-processing sectors by a. testing new approaches that enable the growth of innovative new ventures; b. creating and disseminating knowledge; and c. strengthening recipients capacity to design and implement programs that enable the growth of innovative new ventures. Contribuire alla creazione del centro Tubaniso in Mali al fine di realizzare il più importante centro regionale del Sahel per l'incubazione e l'accelerazione  di start up e PMI nel settore agroalimentare
Contribution to ECHO Emergency initiative to strengthen the humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations in Mali Contributo all'Iniziativa di emergenza ECHO per rafforzare l'assistenza umanitaria alle popolazione vulnerabili del Mali The Italian Cooperation contribution will increase the overall budget provided by the European Union for the Humanitarian Crisis in Mali, in order to strengthen support in priority sectors of Nutrition and Food Security, mainly in the Regions of Segou and Mopti. The Italian Cooperation will be able to identify NGO projects of interest among those ones selected by ECHO in a perspective of complementarity with the bilateral Initiative "Emergency initiative to protect the most vulnerable population, of displaced persons, refugees, irregular migrants and migrants returning to Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Gambia and Mali - AID 11659. Il contributo della Cooperazione Italiana permetterà di incrementare il budget complessivo messo a disposizione dall'Unione Europea per la crisi umanitaria in Mali, consentendo il rafforzamento del sostegno principalmente nei settori della nutrizione, della sicurezza alimentare, soprattutto nelle Regioni di Segou e Mopti. La Cooperazione Italiana avrà la facoltà di identificare tra i progetti delle OSC selezionati da ECHO, quelli tra essi  di proprio interesse anche in una prospettiva di complementarietà con l'Iniziativa bilaterale Iniziativa di emergenza a protezione della popolazione più vulnerabile, degli sfollati, rifugiati, migranti irregolari e migranti di ritorno in Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Gambia e Mali - AID 11659.
Contribution to WFP for school feeding support in the most vulnerable areas of Mali in Mopti Region. Sostegno all'alimentazione scolastica ed assistenza alimentare d'emergenza alle popolazioni sfollate nella Regione di Mopti Contribution to WFP aimed at strengthening the resilience of vulnerable communities through school feeding assistance to primary school children in food-prone areas in Central (Mopti and Ségou region) and Northern Mali. The contribution will also enable WFP to cover the food and nutritional needs of displaced people in Central Mali (Mopti region). The provision of school meals also aims to reinforce the benefits of a safe environment for vulnerable children in order to help them stay in school. Beneficiaries will also receive meal vouchers or cash transfers, where possible, to cover the most urgent food and nutritional needs. Contributo al PAM volto a rafforzare la resilienza delle comunità più vulnerabili mediante il supporto alle mense scolastiche delle scuole elementari delle zone più esposte al rischio di insicurezza alimentare del Centro (regioni di Mopti e Ségou) e del Nord del Mali, nonché a sostenere il fabbisogno alimentare e nutrizionale della popolazione sfollata del Mali centrale (regione di Mopti). La fornitura di pasti scolastici mira, inoltre, a rafforzare i benefici di un ambiente sicuro per i bambini vulnerabili, al fine di contribuire al loro mantenimento a scuola. I beneficiari riceveranno, inoltre, buoni pasto o trasferimenti in contanti, dove è possibile, per coprire le esigenze alimentari e nutrizionali più urgenti.
Italian contribution to the 2022 ICRC Special Appeal on “Disability and Mine Action” - Mali component Contributo italiano all’Appello Speciale 2022 del CICR su “Disabilità e Sminamento Umanitario” - Componente Mali The project aims to contribute to the implementation of the Mali component envisaged under the ICRC Special Appeal 2022 on Disability and Mine Action through specialized health care and socio-economic inclusion activities for disabled people, especially victims of anti-personnel mines and other unexploded ordnance. Il progetto intende contribuire alla realizzazione della componente Mali prevista nell’ambito dell’Appello Speciale 2022 del CICR su “Disabilità e Sminamento Umanitario” mediante attività di assistenza sanitaria specialistica e di inclusione socio-economica dei disabili, in particolar modo vittime di mine anti-persona ed altri ordigni bellici inesplosi.
EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF MOPTI'S REGION, WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON VULNERABLE GROUPS Fondo in loco Iniziativa di emergenza in favore delle popolazioni vittime dei recenti conflitti. This emergency initiative is multi factorial, based on three pillars: food security, health and education. It is aimed at supporting local communities in the centre of the country with the objective of improving the living conditions. L'iniziativa d'emergenza è di carattere multisettoriale, basata su tre pilastri: sicurezza alimentare, salute e educazione. Essa si prefigge di sostenere le comunità nel centro del Mali nella regione di Mopti.
Emergency initiative to strengthen the resilience of the most vulnerable population in Mali. INIZIATIVA D'EMERGENZA PER IL RAFFORZAMENTO DELLA RESILIENZA DELLA POPOLAZIONE PIU' VULNERABILE DEL MALI Humanitarian Aid to improve WASH and sustain the food and nutrition security of the most vulnerable population in Mali Migliorare la sicurezza alimentare e la nutrizione delle popolazioni più vulnerabili colpita dalla crisi umanitaria nella zona settentrionale del Mali attraverso la fornitura di acqua potabile e servizi igienici di base.
The relationship between national and urban local government in Tanzania The goal of this research was to establish the institutional framework governing the relationship between national and urban local government  in Tanzania and its influence in the delivery of services and infrastructure
Data collection in Tanga, Ilala, Kinondoni and Kigoma Ujiji Municipal council; Korogwe, Tunduma and Kasulu Town Council; the Ministry of Planning and Finance and President's office Regional Administration and Local Government in Tanzania Data collection through documentary reviews, in-depth interviews in the sampled ministries( Ministry of finance and PMORALG and selected Municipalities and Town Councils ( Kinondoni, Ilemela and Ilala Municipalities; Tunduma, Kigoma Ujiji, Kasulu, Tanga and  Korogwe Town Council)
TRANSFORMING EMPLOYABILITY FOR SOCIAL CHANGE IN EAST AFRICA Transforming Employability for Social Change in East Africa (TESCEA) is helping young people in Tanzania and Uganda to use their skills and ideas to tackle social and economic problems. With partners in Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya, TESCEA supports universities, industries, communities and government to work together to create an improved learning experience for students – both women and men. This improved learning experience fosters the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and allows for practical learning beyond the classroom that improves a graduate’s employability. Facilitate new approaches to learning – strengthening the ability and motivation of academics to deliver student-focused teaching that help students learn how to think, not what to think, focusing on critical thinking, problem solving, negotiation and relationship development. 
Strengthen connections between universities, local employers and communities – fostering relationships between universities, employers and local communities to enable the design of relevant curricula and practical internships. 
Develop approaches and tools to enable scale up – develop a CPD toolkit for lecturers, including an open, online course to allow academics across the region to access training, advice and mentorship on curricula and pedagogical change. Students and academic staff in Uganda and Tanzania
The relationship between national and urban local government in Tanzania The study of relationship between national and urban local government and its influence in the delivery of services and infrastructure
Iceland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Iceland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Netherlands provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Netherlands provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018) Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2018)
Unit for the Hunger Safety Net Programme The second phase of the Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) aims to ensure the effective management of HSPN 2 in conjunction with the National Draught Management Authority (NDMA); and to build capacity in GoK (NDMA) to implement HSPN 2 within its own structure by 2017.
Policy and Innovation Facility (PIF) PIF is a 4-year, £4.7 million technical assistance facility that will provide flexible, short-term, demand-driven support for policy development and capacity building to the governments of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. PIF will work with executive offices, ministries, state agencies, and local government to help formulate policies that contribute to the economic development and prosperity of both countries.
PROJ10013: Skills for Prosperity - Lot 2: Delivery Partner Mexico PROJ10013: Skills for Prosperity
Lebanon Economic Reform and Infrastructure Investments (LERII-TAF) A flexible and adaptive programme to support the Government of Lebanon deliver key economic reforms and infrastructure investments important for sustainable growth and stability.
Policy Development Facility Phase II The Policy Development Facility Phase II (PDFII) is a £ 13.2 million flexible, rapid-response facility set up to support ‘champions of change’, to implement economic and social policies that lead to poverty reduction in Nigeria. PDF II began operations on 1st April 2015 and will run for five years, through to 31 March 2020 

PDF II works primarily at the federal level (and potentially at the state level) supporting ‘champions of change’ who are primarily Ministers. Support is also provided to relevant National Assembly Committees, non-government actors such as NGOs and CSOs who pursue implementation of social and economic pro-poor policies.
The Business Environment for Economic Development DFID country offices have a mature portfolio of business environment reform programmes that are delivering strong results – making it easier for firms to set up, grow and create jobs. But this portfolio is expected to expand as part of DFID’s scale-up of its Economic Development work – around half of DFID country offices cited the business environment as a barrier in their Inclusive Growth Diagnostics. BERF has been set up to help Country Offices to make this shift and to provide easy access to expert advice to help with programme design, start-up, monitoring and, if necessary, course correction. It will also help DFID learn and disseminate the lessons from its programmes more systematically, carry out policy research to help our understanding of how reforms really work, and develop innovative approaches for involving stakeholders in reform programmes. BERF has a budget of £7.8m and will run until January 2019. BERF offers a menu of services for Country Offices to choose from based on their needs, as set out under the 5 Activities below. These Activities were designed based on feedback from Country Offices on what would be useful and are intended to be as broad as possible. – BERF is funded by DFID’s Investment Climate Team and is being managed by Tim Green, Sim Paton, Carl Aaron and Gillian Mitchell. KPMG is lead contractor of the implementing Consortium consisting of DAI, Itad, Social Development Direct, Law and Development Partnership, Triple Line, McKinsey, The Policy Practice, Restless Development and a range of academic institutions and independent consultants.
Centre for Disaster Protection (CDP) The Centre for Disaster Protection (the Centre) is the UK's flagship Disaster Risk Finance (DRF) technical assistance Programme. It supports developing countries to strengthen their pre-disaster planning and financial arrangements so they can respond more rapidly and effectively when a disaster strikes, thereby reducing the impact on people and helping to safeguard economic development. The Centre works with a wide range of partners including country governments, development banks, humanitarian agencies, development insurers, private sector actors, leading research institutions and NGOs.
Public Sector Reform Technical Assistance Facility to the Government of Rwanda To improve Local Government Public Financial Management, audit and domestic revenue generation in Rwanda. Stronger public financial management will directly support poverty reduction by increasing economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the use of public resources. Increased domestic revenue collection will reduce Rwanda's dependence on aid and will support sustainable growth.
Service Provider for Transforming Education in Pakistan This is an advocacy campaign to improve education in Pakistan, run as Alif Ailaan - http://www.alifailaan.pk/. Alif Ailaan is a Pakistani alliance for education reform. The project is scheduled to run until January 2016 and is worth £10.8 million.
AAWAZ Voice and Accountability Programme AAWAZ project falls within the Voice and Accountability framework of DFID. DAI won the Aawaz bid as the Management Organisation (MO) in collaboration with six core partner organisations belonging to Pakistani civil society as well as a Pakistani and a British think tank. 
AAWAZ program aims to strengthen the accountability of the Pakistani State to its citizens. The programme has three distinct components: 
(a) Gender: focusing on enhanced political participation of women and their participation in larger public life without fear of any gender-based violence; 
(b) Conflict Resolution: by striving to attain social harmony within and across communities through addressing tribal, familial, sectarian, ethnic, faith-based or any other kinds of conflicts; 
(c) Citizens Engagement: in order to achieve better public service delivery by promoting active and informed participation of citizens and their organized groups, particularly in the areas of health and education at the basic level. 
The fourth and overarching component is Policy, Advocacy, Research and Results (PARR) facility to synthesise information and findings from Aawaz and to build robust evidence base around community voice and empowerment, social change, policy influence and government reform.
Support to Public Finance Management (PFM) in Tajikistan Tajikistan PFM is part of DFID Central Asia (CA) wider Public Finance Management Reform in Tajikistan programme. The main objective of the project is to strengthen Parliament’s ability to fulfil its oversight responsibilities with regard to the budgetary cycle and wider public financial management issues. A key part of this will be strengthening the capacity of the Parliament’s Economics and Finance Committee, including improvement of analysis of the budgetary information, advising on effective budgetary hearings, and increasing efficiency of public expenditure, as well as increasing engagement between Parliamentarians and their constituents. Project duration: 4 years Location: Dushanbe (Tajikistan) Project budget: £2 million
Consolidating Democracy in Pakistan (CDIP) Programme CDIP is a two and a half year programme funded by the Conflict, Stability & Security Fund (CSSF), a cross-UK government departmental fund to help fragile and conflict affected states. The objective of CDIP is to support the consolidation of democratic practice in Pakistan, through strengthening the capacity of its political institutions to be more capable, accountable and responsive to the needs and aspirations of the Pakistani people.  Consolidating democracy through enhanced inclusion and legitimacy begins – and continues – beyond election day. The programme will work closely with the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP); the Parliament; Provincial Assemblies; political parties; and civil society. It will also focus particularly on enhancing the participation and empowerment of marginalised groups, including women, youth, persons with disabilities and minorities. CDIP will utilise its convening power to broker sustainable relationships that will bring together disparate groups in Pakistani society, and facilitate the building of consensus around the democratic process.
Expanding Social Protection Phase II Uganda To embed social protection in national policy, programmes and budgets in Uganda through capacity building of Ugandan stakeholders and institutions. This will benefit 209,000 Senior Citizens (+65years) and People with Disabilities directly, support financial inclusion and change their poverty status. This will contribute to the SDGs by reducing the poverty gap in the country by 2020.
Better Assistance in Crises Social Protection (BASIC) STAAR Better Assistance in Crises Social Protection (BASIC) STAAR
Strengthening Host and Refugee Populations in Ethiopia (SHARPE) Strengthening Host and Refugee Populations in Ethiopia (SHARPE)
Support to Civil Society Governance Funds - Tilitonse Tilitonse is a multi–donor pooled grant making facility supporting more accountable, responsive and inclusive governance in Malawi through grants to projects led by civil society and other like-minded interest groups. Total funding available for grants is £12 million with DFID, Irish Aid and the Royal Norwegian Embassy as the contributing donors. Tilitonse is in-line with the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy and is working with other key partners in the Government’s Democratic Governance Sector Working Group.
Palestinian Market Development Programme to Strengthen the Private Sector in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPTs) The main objective of the project is to improve the competitiveness of the Palestinian Private Sector and through a programme of technical assistance and matching grants. The programme comprises 3 key outputs: -improve Private Sector skills and innovation -address market system failures in specific sectors -strenghtening trade and investment linkages with international markets