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Community-led Outreach on Safe Migration (COSM) This single-phase project will complement a larger EU-supported project aiming at making people aware about safe migration at the Union and Upazilla level. The project will also pilot a pre-employment module developed by the Global Program Migration and Development and used in Sri Lanka, to verify its effectiveness in the context of Bangladesh. It is expected that the evidence generated in this project will feed into a larger SDC-funded project, to start in 2019.
Nepal Vocational Qualification System No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Contribution to Confidence Building Measures Program in Transnistria – Promoting Confidence in the Health Sector Population living in Transnistria has limited access to quality maternal and child health care. The vaccination coverage rate is declining and the number of premature and underweight newborns is increasing. The project aims to approximate maternal and child health care in Transnistria to international standards, as well as to improve the access to and quality of maternal and child health services at secondary and primary level. A special focus is put on nutrition and immunization. The project offers good opportunities for building trust across borders through common trainings of professionals and concerted efforts on immunization.
HN42 Gobernanza Territorial Mosquitia No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
In China, the scientific community and the government are working together to tackle climate change The SDC is applying the latest scientific methods to help China understand the effects of climate change and to design and implement adaptation measures. The &quotAdapting to Climate Change in China&quot project combines scientific research with policymaking. The goal is to integrate climate adaptation into development processes.
LEB, Expl.Beirut-Support to Health Sect. No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
HALO Trust: Humanitarian Demining in Southern Tolima No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
SSD: NPA, Cash based food asst. & SGBV No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
INDIA, SEEDS- Migrant Workers Livelihood No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
CMR IRC Centrality of Protection No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
UNW-ILO Gender & inclusive growth No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
IOM Undocumented Afghan Returnees In 2016, over a million Afghans who previously sought refuge in Pakistan and Iran returned to Afghanistan. Since the beginning of 2018, 700,056 undocumented Afghans have returned from both countries, due to diverse push factors including deteriorating protection space. The projecting for the year 2019 of undocumented Afghan returnees will be approx. 49,000 from Pakistan and 570,000 from Iran. The vast majority of them have lived outside of Afghanistan for decades, and are in dire need for humanitarian assistance, which they will receive through this project.
VEN:UNOCHA:Country Based Pool Fund-CBPF No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Technical Ass. Facility Pro-Poor Invest. No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
CDNH: Conflict prevention Rakhine After the events in Rakhine in August 2017, violence and communal tensions are still prevailing and mistrust has increased among and between communities, state and village officials and security authorities. The need to gather the stakeholders around conflict prevention, livelihood skills enhancement, conflict analysis and gender and civic education is repeatedly expressed by all. This project helps to improve the relationship between the main key actors in and around Rakhine to lower the potential of further tensions, abuses and install trust-building mechanisms.
ACF Emergency preparedness WASH No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
GLO: Contribution to GFDRR No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Administrative costs Afghanistan’s cities grow rapidly, accommodating high numbers of internally displaced and returnees. Crime, insecurity and social disintegration are an increasing problem in urban areas. The government is struggling to improve the situation affecting its legitimacy and public trust. The Afghanistan Urban Peacebuilding Programme supports municipalities and community-based structures to tackle insecurity through an inclusive approach. The ambition is twofold: improve urban security and governance for city dwellers.
FAO Improved agr. production Improve the production, availability and access to nutritious food for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities in north-eastern Nigeria by the provision of agricultural production inputs such as seeds, tools and fertilizer. The provision of agricultural production will complement the emergency food assistance provided by the WFP and enable farmers to produce enough food, as well as to meet the most vulnerable households’ immediate food needs.
Mali Projet d'Assistanc.Soudure Agricole No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
INEE - soft earmarked contribution to Interagency Network for Education in Emergencies Emergencies and protracted crises are a major barrier for the education of children and youth and a key factor for stalling progress to attain the education-SDG 4 of the Agenda 2030. The Interagency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) is the global lead in policy dialogue and practice for the right to education during crises. It is a multi-stakeholder body composed of UN-agencies, Donors, NGOs, Ministries of Education, Academia and represents 130 member-organizations in 190 countries. Through its engagement with INEE, Switzerland contributes to shape dialogue, capacity, knowledge for education in crises and for crisis-resilient education systems.
Contribution de programme de la DDC à Interteam The SDC negotiates programme contributions as part of institutional partnerships. For the assessment and negotiation of programme contributions, which is based on the NGO's overall programme, the organisation is required to have a long-standing track record and have successfully undergone the admission procedure. Programme contributions are an investment in the competences and capacities of the NGOs and in the relevance of their programmes.
Strengthening Drought Resilience in the Somali Region This is a contribution to the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), within a programme co-financed by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation &amp Development (BMZ). It allows the expansion of effective drought resilience experience in Afar into the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia. GIZ and the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture will pilot and document natural resources rehabilitation and livelihood improvement measures through participatory approaches, addressing the priority concerns of local pastoralist populations.
Towards effective Global Water Governance (Core contribution to the Global Water Partnership) The demand for enhancing water governance is to increase in the coming decades in a world where more than half of the global population will live in a water scarce world. Multi-stakeholder networks like the Global Water Partnership (GWP) are playing an increasingly important role in global water governance and are crucial to translate the agenda 2030 on water into action, provide knowledge and promote key concepts.
Skills for Local economic Dev.SLED No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Menstrual Health Management (MHM) Despite being the majority, young people have the worst HIV outcomes. Evidence-based, demographic and context-adapted responses are essential if ending AIDS by 2030 is to be attained. Proposed is a population level study to determine the impact of a comprehensive community based package of HIV services with a nested sub-study on Menstrual Health Management (MHM). Even though it is often neglected, MHM is crucial for women’s social inclusion, health and gender equality
Good Financial Governance (GFG) No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Access to COVID-19 Diagnostics No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) Cluster Support No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
RDC, MSF-CH: Assistance d'urgence Ituri No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
ACH-E: Respuesta inmediata a la inseguridad alimentaria/ malnutrición, y apoyo a la recuperación y estabilización de medios de vida No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
On-Demand Services Project regional The project will facilitate the provision of on-demand services to the governments of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan in support of their reform agendas related to policy development and capacity building in the areas of agricultural and regional development.
Contribución al Programa mediCuba-Suiza (mCS) Desde hace 25 años mCS contribuya a la implementación de la política cubana de salud a fin de lograr sostenibilidad de servicios de salud de alta calidad y para todos. Con proyectos en los sectores relacionados con enfermedades crónicas (cáncer) e infecciosas (VIH), la pediatría y la geriatría, mCS propone un mejor uso de los recursos materiales, humanos y del conocimiento, introduciendo principios de economía de salud en el sistema cubano.
Mozambique Peace Process No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Amélioration Réponses aux Urgences-PARU No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Municipal Infrastructure and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) - Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project: IDP Durable Housing This project aims to: 1) develop and rehabilitate municipal infrastructure in certain municipalities affected by the 2008 conflict, including significant irrigation infrastructure; 2) upgrade the homes constructed by the Government of Georgia for persons displaced during the August 2008 conflict and redevelop buildings for use as durable housing for IDPs from previous conflicts; and 3) help ensure overall sustainability of interventions.
USAID Civic Education Program (Georgia):  .The entire activity will counter Russian soft power (CAATSA Goal 5 ($2,000,000)) and mitigate democratic backsliding by ensuring an active citizenry capable of productively engaging with government, thereby advancing Euro-Atlantic integration and Georgia's self-reliance... .. .
Judicial Independence and Legal Empowerment Project (Georgia):  USAID's Judicial Independence and Legal Empowerment Project (JILEP) is organized around the following four objectives: strengthen judicial independence, accountability, and professionalism; strengthen the institutional capacity of legal professional associations, legal rights non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and state legal aid; improve legal education; and develop commercial law and practice.In FY 2014, JILEP will work on improving procedures for judicial selection and appointment, judicial examination and discipline. It will help the High School of Justice to improve its transparency and quality of education provided.  JILEP will continue supporting the NGO Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary, the Georgian Bar Association, state Legal Aid Service and non-state legal aid providers.  JILEP will continue providing support to Georgian law schools to improve their curricula and to strengthen capacity of law professors.  JILEP will help drafting and publishing commercial law teaching materials and improve teaching of commercial law subjects.
Petition: People’s Voice in Self-Governance Program (Georgia):  With FY 2016 funds the project will support successful civic engagement practices with 20 local self-governing bodies (municipalities) in the Adjara, Guria and Samegrelo-Upper Svaneti regions.  The project will work to empower citizens, identify local problems, prepare petitions to municipal councils, and organize advocacy campaigns.
Media for Transparent and Accountable Governance (M-TAG) (Georgia):  M-TAG works with competitively selected group of 14 media organizations throughout Georgia to concurrently increase their capacity in content production, web publishing, and business operations.  M-TAG works with media partners to provide fact-based reporting and analysis, thus helping the audience to discern disinformation and propaganda and combat anti-Western sentiment  M-TAG supports raising reporting standards across the journalism profession by providing operational funds to Ethics Charter and Multimedia Education Center (MEC), to acquire industry-relevant and hands-on production skills. M-TAG helps media partners keep ethnic minority communities and communities affected by conflict on both sides of Administrative Boundary Line informed and provides them with platforms for expression and exchange of ideas and information.With FY 2019 Funds the program will support regional outlets to disseminate COVID-19 related critical pandemic, social or political information in a timely manner. M-TAG will support regional media outlets, including those covering minority communities with language appropriate content, through content production grants and technical assistance to ensure information about continued vigilance, re-emergence and response and recovery efforts and opportunities is well communicated to Georgia's citizens. M-TAG will also support media outlets to analyze and report of COVID-19 response and recovery efforts and communicate citizen's concerns to decision makers at the local and central levels.   M-TAG will continue to assist media outlets to improve their online presence, including website development, multimedia content production, online advertising, analytics, editorial management, and management of online TV studios.  In addition, the program will continue to support the Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics and the Multimedia Education Center, two key institutions that promote high standards in Georgia's media sector.. .
Construction of the Abasha-Senaki Gas Pipeline Construction of the Abasha-Senaki Gas Pipeline
Good Governance in Georgia (G3) (Georgia):  This governance activity will:-Build the capacities of target government institutions in strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation, human resource management and communications. Including supporting newly elected local governments.-Strengthen civic engagement mechanisms.-Address key policy reforms such as civil service and local government reforms.-Promote Open Government Partnership Initiative (OGPI) Action Plan implementation, including Freedom of Information Act implementation.-Continue fostering public debate and facilitate democratic dialogue amongnon-governmental stakeholders by providing space at Centers for Civic Engagement (CCEs) and hosting issue-based discussions.
Promoting More Competitive, Fair and Inclusive Electoral Environment for 2016-2018 Election Cycle in Georgia (Georgia):  Promoting More Competitive, Fair and Inclusive Electoral Environment for 2016-2018 Election Cycle in Georgia activity works towards improving systemic, legislative, and institutional safeguards for a transparent and free electoral process through the use of monitoring and legal assistance mechanisms. With FY 2017 funds the activity will monitor and report on the work of law enforcement bodies and courts during the local election period. It will deliver evidence-based recommendations to improve the election environment. The activity will promote uniform electoral dispute litigation and empower independent candidates through providing legal support on strategic cases. It will also engage in monitoring and research-based advocacy with the aim to increase compliance of Georgian legislation and practice with international election standards. The activity will work towards increasing the competitiveness of elections by engaging women, persons with disabilities and ethnic minorities.
USAID Securing Georgia’s Energy Future Program (Georgia):  The program directly contributes to ICS MO 2.2 and CAATSA.Goal 7: Energy Security ($2,000,000) and Goal1: Cybersecurity ($200,000). .
Georgia Agricultural Policy Initiative (Georgia):  Georgia Agricultural Policy Initiative (GAPI) assists the Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia (MOA) to develop an effective agricultural information system and create a policy unit to conduct market outlook and agricultural policy analysis.  GAPI will support MOA to develop the data necessary for conducting analytical policy work in market outlook analysis, supply and demand analysis, and the construction of food balance sheets.  GAPI's technical assistance and training for MOA will focus on prioritizing data needs, and designing data collection procedures to fulfill the most important agricultural data needs of Georgia.  GAPI will also provide training in market outlook analysis of commodities important to Georgia's economy and assist in developing and conducting surveys for aquaculture production and production in greenhouses.  Finally, GAPI will help MOA to implement objective yield surveys for wheat, apples and citrus, and monitor the corn objective yield survey.
Mid-term project performance evaluation for the New Applied Technology Efficiency and Lighting Initiative (NATELI) Project Mid-term project performance evaluation for the New Applied Technology Efficiency and Lighting Initiative (NATELI) Project
Mid-term Performance Evaluation of Advanced National Integration (ANI) Activity Mid-term Performance Evaluation of Advanced National Integration (ANI) Activity
Restoring Efficiency to Agriculture Production (REAP) (Georgia):  The Restoring Efficiency to Agriculture Production (REAP) activity supports the development of commercially sustainable and competitive enterprises in agriculture to increase incomes and employment in rural areas.  REAP delivers firm-level investment and technical assistance to expand the operations of existing smallholder farmers and rural enterprises.  The program also facilitates the entry of new agribusinesses and input suppliers, including machinery service providers, storage facilities, sorting/grading centers, and processors.  REAP catalyzes commercial finance to the sector and expands sustainable linkages among service providers, producers, post-harvest enterprises and local consulting firms.  With FY 2016 funds, as reflected in Georgia's Feed the Future Scale-up Plan, REAP will support the expansion of 30 privately-run machinery and farm service centers to provide access to fee-based machinery services, agricultural inputs, and demonstration plots for 35,000 farmers.
USAID Interagency Agreement with USDA Forest Service (Georgia):  USAID in partnership with U.S. Forest Service (USFS) will provide technical assistance for natural resource management to Georgian government agencies, including the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Forestry Agency, Ministry of Agriculture, and environmental NGOs.  Georgia is currently reorganizing forest sector policies and institutions, and hiring a new cadre of forestry personnel.  USFS technical assistance for these efforts will include training and advisory services on sustainable forest management with resulting benefits for biodiversity, economic development, governance and institution building objectives.  Technical assistance will also be provided to rural communities to improve grazing practices to address erosion and mitigate the risk of natural disasters such as mudslides and floods in rural Georgia.  This activity will support the effective management of forest resources, including improved planning and enforcement of practices, which is expected to reduce unsustainable logging practices and retention of forest coverage resulting in the reduction of emissions and climate change mitigation.  This activity also indirectly contributes to climate change adaptation objectives as it works to address poor forestry, grazing, and rural road construction practices in Georgia that create increased erosion, resulting in polluted watersheds/rivers and increased risks for natural disasters, including mudslides, landslides, and floods.  Proper forest management will make forests more resilient in the face of climate change. (IM#54074 $630,000 Indirect GCC-SL; and $120,000 Indirect GCC-AD.)This assistance contributes to the biodiversity earmark and focuses on the entire territory of Georgia, including the autonomous region of Adjara but excluding the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossettia.  Activities involve capacity building for government agencies and non-governmental organizations to improve management on regional and national levels, thu
The USAID Agriculture Program (Georgia):  The program directly contributes to ICS MO 2.1 and CAATSA.Goal 8: Economic Resilience ($1,000,000)....
Purchase of pipes and fittings for the Kutaisi-Abasha Gas Pipeline Purchase of pipes and fittings for the Kutaisi-Abasha Gas Pipeline
USAID Elections and Political Processes Support in Georgia (Georgia):  The entire activity contributes to CAATSA Goal 4 ($4,825,000).
Strengthening Childcare Services and Systems Strengthening Child Care Services and Systems documents the Governmental of Georgia's notable steps to facilitate a coordinated approach to child care reform with an emphasis on deinstitutionalization and the development of alternatives, including small scale residential and community based services.
USAID Basic Education Program Achieving Student Centered Learning for a New Tomorrow (ASCENT)
GEO SO 1.3 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE GROWTH Accelerated Development and Growth of Private Enterprises
Georgia Power and Gas Infrastructure Oversight Project (PGIOP) Georgia Power and Gas Infrastructure Oversight Project (PGIOP), Tetra Tech is providing in-country professional engineering oversight and other technical services supporting power and gas transmission improvements in Georgia.
Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) TheWorld Bank Institutes(WBI) Parliamentary Strengthening Program (PSP) seeks to enhance the capacity of parliaments to effectively perform their functions (oversight, representation and lawmaking) to better contribute to open and collaborative development. The three approaches to parliamentary capacity building areindividual(Members of Parliament (MPs)/ professional parliamentary staff),institutional(whole-of-institution/ parliamentary administration/ committees), and through regional and globalnetworksof like-minded Members of Parliament and committees.