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Empowerment of Women in chain of value of milk  in RAAN Our bet is to place women in a better position to compete as suppliers of milk to the dairy plant while driving a model of sustainable production and productivity does not deteriorate the quality of soils and forests and slows progress towards agricultural frontier. One means to accomplish will be the implementation of "Field Schools" (FFS), which will serve as model farms focus on changing the livestock production with the adoption, appropriation and proliferation of technologies and cost -effective economic management under a silvopastoril approach
Socio-economic development  of territory  Mayagna Sauni bu of Nicaragua The project aims to lay the groundwork for the indigenous territory development providing infrastructure and strategic conditions such as photovoltaic energy generation in eight communities, construction of engineering works in AWAKATULUNA community, pedestrian bridge, infrastructure improvements in warehouse and shelter at the Ayapal mountain port, and equipment of the headquarters of Indigenous Territorial Government AMAK. This will contribute to the access of people and products at points of vital importance in these communities.
Food Security and Support for Disaster Risk Reduction for Indigenous Communities The project objective is to contribute to Food Security of 40 families in two communities of the Regime Special Zone in the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua.     The project will be implemented in 6.5 months with unwrapped funds.  Activities include provision of seeds, agricultural supplies, products diversification and training.     As a result 40 families of 2 communities Will have improved their agricultural practices, diversify their products and have guaranteed better food for their families.
Support for Climate Change Adaptation and Associated Public Policy Initiatives This grant provides support for the process of consultation conducent to a Caribbean Coast Regional Environmental and Climate Change Strategy coherent withn the national one and including the particularities, priorities and opportunities to  develop Climate Change Adaptation measures and plans apropriated and agreed by key Caribbean Coast Actors, it also provides  resources for Oxfam -s follow up and monitoring of the  Climate Change initiatives.
Food Justice  Campaign  in Nicaragua – design step I Project aims at identifying changes and actors who will be allies in the campaign, then conduct a joint analysis of law, research products and other relevant documents to the campaign theme, theory building and hypothesis exchange intervention, building campaign messages. They design the strategy and action plan, identifying strategic partners and tactical and strategy to engage.
Economic Empowerment to Rural Women Organized in the FEM With the development of actions oriented at the strengthening capacities for the development of handicraft processing business and value addition to products: Rosa de Jamaica, Honey and Pinolillo, more competitively to access new markets and increase its revenue: it is expected that 210 women organized in the FEM are placed in a better economic position diversifying organic and agroindustrial farming to reduce gender inequality gaps in 7 communities in Estelí, Condega, Pueblo Nuevo with a f full empowerment vision in complementarity to the actions of Active Citizenship Program funded by AECID
Strengthening of Capacities for the Rural Enterprise Development This project will facilitate access to markets for wood, cocoa and dairy products to increase incomes of 850 families in three municipalities of the North Atlantic Autonomous Region, RAAN (Siuna, Bonanza and Rosita).  The project will strengthen organizational and technical capacities of small producers to improve their integration and participation in value chains, providing access to business development services and markets and technical training to improve the quality of the products.  Also resources will be allocated to investment and infrastructure.
FC- Promotion of Rights and Participation of Excluded Groups in Nicaragua This project aims to create and strengthen participatory processes of excluded groups in order to demand respect for their rights and to advocate their own special demands into decision making processes and public agendas at national and municipal levels. The Nicaraguan Human Rights Center, CENIDH, seeks to improve access of excluded groups to justice and respect of human rights within the lawmaking process and application of legal frame. Fundación Solidez promotes the creation of a national agenda that includes policies and programs in favor of handicapped women.
Food Security in Vulnerable Areas of Nicaragua. The project objective is to contribute to Food Security of 120 families at risk of hunger in three municipalities of dry tropics of Chinandega, Nicaragua and will be implemented during 7.5 months.     Activities include the establishment of 300 Mzs. basic grains, products diversification, grains storage and training. At the end of the project 120 families have produced their own food and will have food stocks to face food security threats.  The project will contribute to gender equity based on that the resources will benefit women.
"Among Youth" Movement Promoting indigenous youth in 3 provinces of Nicaragua This effort supports the active citizenship participation of young men and women from the Indigenous territorires of the Special Region of Wangki Wihta  & Bukawas, North Eastern Nicaragua, by means of capacity strengthening of the local Youth and Women organizations, to present and manage their own priorities and proposals at decision making instances within the Territorial Government bodies.
Building capacity, leadership and business partner of Cooperatives The project will be developed in the municipality of Posoltega, department of Chinandega. It will benefit a total of 24 women and 3 men from two cooperatives. With the project aims to "contribute to improving incomes of small and small producers through proper handling and value addition of the rice crop, as well as building an entrepreneurial mindset of the women to earn leadership in the production chain. "They do need a total of GBP 33.349 for a term of August to December 2011.
Development of young women business entrepreneurs cooperative sector Design and facilitation of of a training plan for in youth entrepreneurship training. Provide and technical advice funding to pilot economic ventures
Citizenship for equal rights. The project aims to strengthen women and youth organizations from a feminist perspective that questions the system of domination of gender, age, ethnicity, race, sexual practices, etc.. In the Nicaraguan these organizations are important actors to undertake social transformation processes for building democratic values of equality and respect for diversity. Hence the importance of investing efforts in order to incorporate new knowledge and skills for the enhancement of public actions engaged in advocacy for defense of the rights of women and youth.
Support for 15 cooperatives in Chinandega to strengthen their revolving fund Project will be implemented by CIPRES as copartner in the northwest of the country.    This project provides equal opportunities for men and women and will be contributing to increase access to credit for small business led by women. The project will encourage economic independence of women through the development of small agricultural businesses.    This project will reimburse CIPRES for activities and expenditures carried out in calendar year 2010.
Our bodies, our right, our agendas. This project aims to strengthen youth participation, with emphasis on women in the construction of agendas and incidence in different areas of decision making in correspondence with the main demands of young men and women. In this way, contribute to the establishment of bases for the change in ideas, beliefs and attitudes of young leaders for active citizenship with the ability to participate in and influence decision -making social and political organizations in Nicaragua.
Building  capacities for Advocacy The project aims to design and implement a study programme of advocacy  to promote and strengthen the capacities for advocacy in a group of young leaders of three ethnic groups in the Caribbean Coast (Miskito, Mayagnas and African descent).     At the same time  transfer these knowledge to other young people to lead initiatives that promote the proper implementation of the autonomy law and the implementation of the development plan of the Caribbean Coast
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Africa Center for Strategic Studies Activity 2019-08 CT STRATEGIC APPROACHES. Beninese Armed Forces
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Africa Center for Strategic Studies Activity 2019-08 CT STRATEGIC APPROACHES. Ministry of Interior and Public Security
U.S. Department of Defense, Counternarcotics and Global Threats: Benin - Trans-Africa Regional Training Initiative: Counter Illicit Trafficking Support The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Counternarcotics and Global Threats develops DoD counterdrug (CD) and counter-transnational organized crime (CTOC) policy. It also issues guidance, establishes priorities, and oversees resource allocation and program execution, for DoD CD and CTOC missions. These missions focus on countering illicit drug trafficking, but also include countering illicit financial flows and the illicit trafficking of people, wildlife, natural resources, and weapons. Primary activities include: coordinate and monitor DoD and interagency efforts for the detection and monitoring of the maritime and aerial transit of illegal drugs into the United States; direct, oversee, and monitor planning, programming, and budget (formulation, justification, and execution) processes for DoD Drug Interdiction and CD Activities programs, in coordination with other DoD Components; review, evaluate, coordinate, and monitor DoD CD and CTOC plans and programs to ensure adherence to approved policy and standards.
Borlaug Fellowship Program - Aquaculture The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by providing training and collaborative research opportunities to fellows from developing and middle-income countries.
Borlaug Fellowship Program - Biofuels The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by providing training and collaborative research opportunities to fellows from developing and middle-income countries.
Scientific Cooperation Research Program - Rice Stress Tolerance The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
Biosecurity Engagement Program (BEP) Biorisk Management Workshop. This workshop was held for laboratory personnel either for diagnostic or research in the area of Animal Health. The workshop covered theory and practical of principle, practice of biosafety and biosecurity, biosafety international standard, laboratory risk assessment, biosafety in the animal facility, biosafety containment equipment, waste management, decontamination, shipping biological material, emergency preparedness, testing and calibration of biosafety cabinet in VRI
Malaysia - Reviewing and Assessing Biosafety Regulations Consistent with Internaitonal Obligation The purpose of the workshop is to build the capacity of ISAAA directors and PRRI members to serve as trainers and resource personnel at regional workshops to be held in 2016 for development and implementation of effective national biosafety regulatory frameworks, as well as preparation for the 2016 Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (December 2016 in Mexico).
Animal Disease Management and Investigation Training From March 12-19, 2016, the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), International Technical and Regulatory Capacity Building (ITRCB) Center implemented the core concepts that included an overview of the United States Incident Command System (ICS), steps to follow during a disease outbreak investigation, basic introductions to risk analysis and epidemiology, and a disease outbreak scenario response exercise.
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Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Attend CVE Summit in New York,Sharefa Sayed Fadhel U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. PUBLC DIPLMCY PRGM DIRECTION
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Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Attend CVE Summit in New York,Sharefa Sayed Fadhel U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. Attend CVE Summit in New York,Sharefa Sayed Fadhel
Australia World Bank Partnership for South Asia to contribute to poverty reduction, and sustainable development
 that benefits both the men and women of the countries of South Asia - namely India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Nepal, Bhutan and Afghanistan. It also aims to build more innovative and effective approaches to development for Australia and the World Bank Group in their shared work in South Asia
2nd DPL to Support Inclusive Green Growth and Sust Devlp in HP <span style="font-family:times new roman,serif; font-size:10.5pt">The objective of this Programmatic DPL series is to support a sub-set of GoHP&rsquo;s plan to improve the State&rsquo;s management of its natural resources across growth engines of the economy and to promote inclusive green growth and sustainable development.</span>  <strong>This two-part programmatic DPL series is designed to support a subset of Government of Himachal Pradesh (GOHP&rsquo;s) plan that involves enabling policies, institutional actions and piloting of innovative practices that are deemed catalytic and will provide the long-term foundational changes that are needed to achieve this objective</strong>:  	 Adoption of environmentally sustainable and socially responsible hydropower development in the ongoing hydro development program;</li>	 Promotion of sustainable development through climate change-related adaptation and &nbsp;mitigation actions; &nbsp;</li>	 Empowering local communities to promote watershed management;</li>	 Promotion of an environmentally sustainable industrial development;</li>	 Implementation of an environmentally sustainable tourism program; and</li>	 Instituting mechanisms for integration of spatial GIS based information in informed decision making.&nbsp;</li></ul> &nbsp;  The CTF-funded Second Inclusive Green Growth and Sustainable Development DPL will be supporting GoHP in transformative policy actions in the sectors that are key engines of growth (i.e. energy, industry and tourism). These transformativeactions include policy reforms and institutional reforms based on the piloting of innovative practices.
LK North and East Pilot WASH for Post-Conflict Resettle (NEP WASH) The Project Development objective is to increase accessibility to safe and sustainable pipe borne water supply and sanitation to complement post-conflict housing reconstruction interventions in a selected number of rural communities within two districts of the northern and eastern provinces of Sri Lanka. In doing so, the project will also pilot viable mechanisms to strengthen institutional systems to deliver local level WASH services, eventually generating lessons and replicable  models to contribute to the overall improvement of hygiene practices and to the overall quality of life of communities of returnees.
Vietnam Renewable Energy Development Project The objective of the proposed project is to increase the supply of electricity to the national grid from renewable energy sources on a commercially, environmentally and socially sustainable basis.
Vietnam Renewable Energy Development Project To increase the supply to the NATI grid of electricity from renewable energy sources, on a commercially,  environmentally and socially sustainable basis.
Colombia Peace and PostConflict Support Multi Donor Trust Fund The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve Government of Colombia timely access to global expertise and financing for peace consolidation and the implementation of peace agreements.  This macro objective will be achieved through three specific intermediate objectives: (i) generation of specific knowledge and policy notes; (ii) increased access to just-in-time technical assistance for capacity building; and (iii) access to financing for the piloting and scaling up of critical and innovative activities in support of peace building and confidence building.
Colombia Collective Reparation for Victims through Social Reconstruction Project The objective of this project is to strengthen and deploy a model for the Collective Reparation Program for victims at the national and local level based upon documentation and systematization of the implementation of eligible Collective Reparation Plans.
Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Kuwait Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Kuwait
FORECAST Cyprus - Capacity Development Program (CDP) The Capacity Development Program (CDP) is designed to foster conditions for a durable settlement by providing economic development and other support to the Turkish Cypriot Community (TCC). The project complements USAID and other donor programs by addressing critical performance gaps that limit the capacity of the TCC to fully participate in future reconciliation and adoption of the acquis communautaire. The USAID/Cyprus Strategic Objective (SO) of strengthening the conditions that will foster a durable settlement is supported by two mutually reinforcing Intermediate Results (IRs). The first IR focuses on a strengthened culture of mutual understanding. The second IR addresses increased parity of economic opportunity. As a cross-cutting program, CDP complements and supports all other U.S. Government-funded programs by providing [to groups or individuals at targeted local institutions] capacity development opportunities in critical areas.
Promoting Private Sector Development Program (PPSD) Promoting Private Sector Development Program (PPSD)
Supporting Activities that Value the Environment (SAVE) Project The purpose is to bolster activities in environmental and water management by providing resources to facilitate the introduction and implementation of land and land-use planning concepts, and tools.
UNDP Action for Cooperation Trust Programme (ACT) UNDPs role in helping to address Cyprus conflict is unique in the organisations global experience. The Action for Cooperation Trust Programme (ACT) started in 2005 and succeeded the Bi-Communal Development Programme (BDP) which supported peace building efforts from 1998. Different phases of the ACT programme targeted the capacity of civil society to feed into the process of inter-communal reconciliation, and this UNDP support has responded to the growth of civic engagement priorities on the island. In the period 2005-2008 ACT created new spaces for citizen peace building in Cyprus, and was characterised by many small projects aimed at showing that inter-communal cooperation was possible. Starting in 2009 UNDP-ACT supported projects focussed on helping to prepare civil society to engage in the peace process and set the foundations for a durable process of reconciliation.
CYP SO 4.1 SPECIAL INITIATIVES Conditions to foster a durable settlement are strengthened
Sharing History, Art, Research and Education (SHARE) Global Development Alliance The agreement will support the implementation of the pioneering Sharing History, Art, Research and Education (SHARE) initiative. SHARE is a partnership program between the Costas and Rita Severis Foundation, USAID, the Turkish Cypriot University Womens Association, and the NGO Support Center. The goal of SHARE is to provide a common platform for the exploration of the islands cultural heritage through various activities and through these to increase the potential for peaceful coexistence in Cyprus. The partners hope that SHARE will serve as a model for promoting and expanding bicommunal activity via local people and communities, local private sector business, non-governmental organizations and leading local and international academic institutions.
K-Innovation Partnership Program(Peru) S&T Planning and Technological Forecasting for Prioritized Sectors in Peru
K-Innovation Partnership Program (Azerbaijan) Operational Programs of HTP in Azerbaijan: Implementation and Its Capacity Building
Cooperative Capacity Building Project for Cambodia's National Policy Research Cooperative Activities to strengthen Cambodia's National Strategy and Policy Research Capacity ; capacity building, policy research, international seminars, knowledge sharing programs, etc.
K-Innovation Partnership  Program (Ghana) Establishing and Capacity Building for National R&I Management    System in Ghana
Global Development Learning Network(GDLN) GDLN is an ICT-based educational network spanning the globe, aimed at addressing global challenges and seeking collective solutions. It provides a blended learning program that integrates online seminar series and face-to-face training tailored to the needs of developing countries.
K-Innovation Partnership  Program(Indonesia) Policy Consultation on Design and Implementation of R&D Support Policy for Improvement of Science, Technology and Innovation System in Indonesia
Korea-Indonesia Joint Research On The Industry 4.0(INDONESIA) 5 industries, 10 policy tasks in Making Indonesia 4.0: Networking , joint research, capacity building etc.
Capacity Building Program for Effective Public Policymaking & Educational Cooperation with Guatemala This project aims to stabilize the operations and educational functions of the Regional School of Public Policy for Development (ERPPD) for the Central American countries. It also conducts workshop to enhance cooperation among countries in Central America and strengthen the capacity of ERPPD officials.