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HIGHER EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT The objective of the Project is to improve Peru's higher education quality assurance system through the promotion of self and external evaluations, the financing of improvement plans, and the provision of information.
Peru Integrated Health Networks The objectives of this Project are to (i) improve the resolutive capacity and quality of public First-Level Health Services in Lima Metropolitan Area and Prioritized Regions; and (ii) increase the capacity of the Single Health Information System and the public sector's pharmaceutical products and medical supplies provision system.
Cusco Regional Development To improve the quality of tourism and solid waste management services and increase the resilience of the tourism sector to the impacts of natural disasters in the provinces of Calca, Urubamba, and Cusco.
Regional Transport Infrastructure Decentralization The project development objective is to improve - through decentralization at the regional level - the prioritization, efficiency and effectiveness of regional transport interventions and, hence, their contribution to regional development and poverty reduction inPeru.
Peru Lima Metro Line 2 Project The PDO is to provide a major east-west axis (Ate-Lima-Callao) of the Lima-Callao Metropolitan Region with a modern and integrated mass transit system that will improve accessibility to jobs and services in the area of influence of Lima Metro Line 2 and the Gambetta branch of Line 4.
National Program for Innovation in Fisheries and Aquaculture The objective of the Project is to strengthen the Borrower's capacity in the delivery of innovations in the fisheries and aquaculture value chains. The Project will support the Borrower's purpose to improve the performance of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Innovation System (SNIPA) and fisheries and aquaculture value chains, to promote the transformation of the Borrower's fisheries and aquaculture sector through reducing reliance on capture fisheries and increasing emphasis on aquaculture.
Peru: Enabling a Green and Resilient Development DPF The Program Development Objective is to support Government policies to: (i) strengthen the foundations for a green economic recovery, (ii) build resilience and enhance climate change adaptation and (iii) support the transition towards a greener economy in selected sectors
PE Rural Electrification The objective of the proposed Project is to increase access to efficient and sustainable electricity services in rural areas of Peru.
Improving the Performance of Non-Criminal Justice Services The Project's development objective is to improve efficiency, access, transparency, and user satisfaction, in the delivery of adequate non-criminal justice services.
Basic Education Project The objective of the Project is to improve MINEDU's capacity to evaluate student learning, instructional practice, and school leadership in Basic Education.
PE Water Resources Management Modernization The PDO is to improve the management of water resources through the strengthening of the Borrower's capacity for participatory, integrated, basin-scale water water resources management (WRM) at the central level and in selected river basins.
Investing in Human Capital The Program Development Objective (PDO) is to support authorities' efforts in developing effective policies for human capital accumulation towards: (a) improving delivery of social protection and early childhood development services; and (b) improving  teacher management and professional development systems.
Justice Services Improvement Project II The Project development objective of the Justice Services Improvement Project II is to improve the quality of service delivery by the Participating Institutions and to enhance access to justice with a focus on citizens# needs for justice services.
Peru COVID-19 Vaccination Project To increase COVID-19 vaccination coverage among the population of Peru.
Social Inclusion TAL The project development objective is to strengthen MIDIss systems and capacity to improve the performance of MIDIss programs and to monitor social inclusion policy.
Cusco Transport Improvement Project The overall PDO is to improve mobility in the east-west corridor of Cusco Provincial Municipality (San Jeronimo – Distrito de Cusco).
Results in Nutrition for Juntos SWAp The proposed operation has been designed to support the demand, supply, and governance of nutrition services provided by the Government of Peru (GoP), organized under the Articulated Nutrition Program (PAN). The objectives of the proposed operation are to: (i) increase demand for nutrition services by strengthening the operational effectiveness of the Juntos Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program; and (ii) improve coverage and quality of the supply of basic preventive health and nutrition services in the communities covered under the PAN including Juntos. Activities to support both objectives include a strong emphasis in promoting good governance to monitor the impact of the Government Programs and of the proposed intervention in nutrition outcomes.
Transmission Investment Plan (PIT) to support Post-COVID-19 Green Economic Recovery in Peru To increase electricity availability and reliability in selected areas of Peru and support the modernization of the power sector regulatory framework.
Peru: Strengthening of the Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response To strengthen epidemiological surveillance and public health emergency preparedness in Peru.
PE Social Inclusion DPL The proposed operation has three main development objectives: (i) supporting the institutionalization of the stewardship of the social inclusion agenda under MIDIS; (ii) laying the foundations for improving the inclusiveness and effectiveness of key social programs implemented by MIDIS; and (iii) developing adequate systems and strategies for targeting, monitoring and evaluation, and overall coordination.
Integrated Water Resources Management in Ten Basins The proposed Project Development Objective (PDO) is to strengthen the  capacity of targeted water resources management related institutions to plan, monitor and manage water resources at the national level and in selected river basins in Peru.
Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) component of the Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan (BDRP) Programme The overall outcome of the BDRP programme is the “increased capacity to reduce disaster risk, through better planning, preparedness, response, and resource allocation at the governmental and community levels.” The objective of the CBDRM component of BDRP programme is to assist village communities to mitigate and prepare for disasters through improved early warning systems, risk information, community level response mechanisms, and improved linkages with disaster management authorities. In addition, community-based disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation measures will be realised. The consortium, led by Concern Worldwide (CW) in partnership with ACTED, Welthungerhilfe (WHH), and IRC (International Rescue Committee), implements the CBDRM component of BDRP (“programme”) in disaster prone districts of Pakistan. Output 1: Target communities have effective disaster risk management structures in place to take up and advocate resilience-building measures Output 2: Target communities and households are prepared to (a) cope with climate related natural disasters and (b) adopt risk reduction measures Output3: Target communities & households are introduced to sustainable livelihoods and environmental management practices for resilience building
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Tajikistan Public Sector Accounting Reform Project <p>The overall long-term objective of the project is to improve quality, reliability and consistency of financial reporting in the p ublic sector of Tajikistan. Achievement of this objective through improvements in accounting policies and practices should lead to i mproved transparency of programs and operational management in the public sector.</p>
Public Sector Accounting Reform Project in Tajikistan The overall long-term objective of the accounting reform is to
 improve quality, reliability and consistency of financial reporting.  Achievement of this
 objective through improvements in accounting policies and practices should lead to improved
 transparency of program and operational management in the public sector.
 Result 10 of CAS 2010-2012 provides for strengthening transparency and accountability in
 public financial management. To help to ensure that scarce public resources are used for their
 intended purposes, the Public Financial Management Modernization Project, which is currently
  implemented, will support reforms outlined in the action plan for the governmentâ€™s Public
 Financial Management Reform Strategy. In collaboration with development partners, this project
 will focus on improving the basic building blocks of public financial management, including
 budget preparation, budget execution, public accounting, and fiscal reporting.
SAU and SUMH ABC Show Abilities Uganda formerly NUDIPU-Youth is an umbrella organization of youth with disabilities that was established in 2003 as a youth wing within National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU) to bring together different categories of youth with disabilities including those with mental, intellectual, sensory and physical impairments. SAU targets Youth with Disabilities between 18-30 years of age who are volunteers. SAU works in partnership with the existing Organisations of Persons with Disabilities to implement projects and programs in various areas of interest to youth with disabilities.  SAU has been engaged in the Youth leader exchange in partnership with SUMH from 2010 from. The youth leaders will be attached to ABC project as a way of building their capacity in International Project Management and implementation. Furthermore, this project has an extra focus on capacity building of the target district associations.    Youth leaders will gain an experience in the implementation and project management as well as boasting their confidence through exposure and networking activities with different partners and volunteers.
SFU og PYO's Partner Identifikations projekt We will be visiting PYO, also called the Progressive Youth Organisation in Lebanon PYO shares many of the same values as SFU, with principles such as socialism, social democracy, youth empowerment and activism It's these values that will create the framework of our collaboration When visiting PYO, we wish to get a deeper understanding of their work within the frame that is Lebanon, both when it comes to their culture and nature, but also the way that they structure themselves and collaborate with NGOs All this will hopefully give us the foundation to find a project that we want to work on together, for many years to come
Strategic development of volunteer appreciation KFS and EUS Montenegro want to collaborate on strategic development of volunteer appreciation in the respective organizations. We will pursue this objective through an analysis of needs and expectations amongst the students in EUS Montenegro regarding involvement in volunteer project work. The analysis is carried out by the volunteer youth leaders based on their training in Denmark through questionnaires, focus interviews and group sessions. The youth leaders gather their data and form a proposal to a strategy for developing volunteer appreciation in a student youth organization including suggestions on how to involve youth in planning and activities and suggestions on how to show appreciation and recognition of volunteer involvement and effort. The conclusions and ideas are shared by the youth leaders in open workshops in both Montenegro and in Denmark as part of the programme of KFS Easter Camp 2020.
Building Urban Resilience for Youth in Nairobi Mukuru informal settlement Based on findings from a preparatory study in August 2019, the Danish Red Cross Youth (DRCY) and Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) now wish to initiate a joint pilot project Youth in an existing Urban Resilience (UR) program between the KRCS and Danish Red Cross (DRC) have a strong desire to give back to their communities and create positive change However, they lack the necessary tools and support for creating initiatives that target youth as beneficiaries Thus, DRCY will share core competencies and experience and support youth volunteers in identifying areas where they can create a positive impact for other youth Together, DRCY- and KRCS volunteers will find valuable ways for youth volunteers to help build resilience with other youth This will strengthen not only youth themselves but also the local community in question and the KRCS at large
Africa Student and Youth Summit Minnlee and Ashlegh from ZINASU has been invited to participate in the Africa Student and Youth Summit (like they did last year), additionally Minnlee has been invited to speak in the conference. This is a great opportunity for youth and women's engagement in politics and civil society. As well as a good opportunity for ZINASU to form bonds with other activists in the region.
Partner Identification Kenya Members of DSU will visit the Labour Party of Kenya Youth Congress (LPKYC) in Kenya. Our two organizations have collaborated before and following recent interactions, we see great potential for new cooperation with mutual benefit through collaboration on strengthening the democratic capabilities and political representation of Kenyan youth. A Partner Identification will help with developing a mutual understanding between our organizations; allow us to see if we can establish a productive relationship; and create a solid foundation for future project collaboration.
Buildign Resilient and Including Youth Communities in Mukuru Informal Settlements in Kenya The Youth Leader exchange will support the implementation of a Pilot Project between Danish Red Cross Youth (DRCY) and Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) focusing on building resilient young communities in vulnerable urban settings The Urban Resilience (UR) programme operates in informal settlements in Mukuru, where especially young men face marginalization and the of risk of ending in an unhealthy environment of drugs abuse and crime The youth leader exchange will support the project by strengthening the capacity of core volunteers to take charge of youth development and youth activities in Mukuru The youth leaders will support the young men and youth in general in Mukuru to develop and initiate their own initiatives and activities for youth By engaging the young men and the youth from a very vulnerable urban setting in developing youth initiatives responding to the specific needs of their peers we expect to reach youth who are not usually included in development activities  More concretely, the Youth Leaders will support and lead the process of SPRINT workshops for idea-generation and conceptualization They will also conduct trainings for KRCS volunteers in SPRINT, enabling them to organize SPRINT workshops themselves for a long-term sustainability The ideas and developed activities will form the foundation for a future partnership between DRCY and KRCS In addition, a strong focus will be to strengthen the bridge between youth in Mukuru and the KRCS youth branch in Nairobi county
Timoteos – ¡el camino al cambio! Timoteos is an integral effort of bridge building between young adults from Children’s  Homes and young volunteers. It seeks to diminish the gap between Children’s Homes and so- ciety and to remedy the social and personal challenges that are facing young adults as they  transition into the Honduran society. We do this through network building, 1-1 mentorships,  capacity building of volunteers and by raising awareness to reach deeper impact. In this pro- posed partnership project, we will take our programme to a national level and heavily upgrade  our advocacy efforts to ensure a continuous and sustainable growth of the change we make.
Preparatory Study The purpose of the preparatory study is to provide the Danish and Sahrawi committees with the time and resources to plan a future Pilot project. The study will lead to a sustainable pilot project grounded in the local context, as the study will give members from both organizations a forum to fully understand and discuss the context where the future Pilot Project will take place. Additionally, new members of both organizations are expected to acquire new competencies, experiences and a better understanding of the context of our target group, young Saharawi men and women (age 18-30 years) living in the camps, this will be done doing target group and risk analysis etc. Importantly, our future cooperation is built on objectives found between the committees such as; capacity building through DUF tools and relates to both FF and UESARIO through the aim of engaging more young people in politics to create a stronger civil society.
Youth Leader Exchange for the Musalaha Youth Group in Bethlehem The Youth Leader exchange program will be an essential part of IU and Musalaha?s Partnership Project that is taking place from 2020-2021 As there is a great need for the next generation to take an active role in positively impacting their society towards peace and tolerance in Palestine Musalaha and IU took the initiative years ago and are continuing to build religious bridges between Muslim and Christian youth in the Palestinian society The partnership project will have 30 youth that will be supported by a Palestinian core committee and a Danish steering committee This Youth Leader Exchange project is to support the Palestinian core committee and execute the monthly youth group meetings, which is the essential part of the partner project On top of that they will be responsible for one bigger event - a camping weekend for the whole youth group The Youth Leaders will also be an important resource in advocacy work in both Palestine and Denmark The youth leaders will also make weekly videos that will promote the project and advocate for reconciliation and peaceful coexistence
Partner Identification Georgia The main goal of this Partner Identification project is to analyze the feasibility of establishing a sustainable long-term project between DSU and the Young Socialists of Georgia (YSG). We are planning on travelling to Tbilisi, Georgia and meet up with the leadership of our Georgian sister organisation the Young Socialists of Georgia. DSU and YSG are both social democratic youth parties and are members of the same European and Global umbrella organisations: The Young European Socialists and the International Union of Socialist Youth. DSU is an older and significantly larger organization, but we share common values and especially an interest in youth workers rights.  We expect that this trip will give us the opportunity to learn about each other's organizations, establish a dialogue, and evaluate the different strengths and challenges we face in our work. We expect that this will allow us to determine whether a potential partnership could be feasible and mutually beneficial for our two organizations.
Capacity Building of Student Councils in Moldova and sharing skills between Denmark and Moldova. This preparatory study is meant to design a new project to build the capacity of the student council in Moldova, where the sharing of skills and experience between Denmark and Moldova will be in focus. During 7 days we want to get to know each other better and visit schools and student councils from Moldova to find out the main challenges they have and what their needs are in the process of their work. After we have a clear vision of what's happening on the local level, we want to start the process of building the capacity of the student councils. We also want to work with teachers and school administration to inform them about the importance of the student councils and to develop strong cooperation between the schools and the student councils. The project is also aiming to develop skills in the students that will manage and work in the student councils. Further on in the project, we want to invite AEGEE Chisinau to Denmark, and show them how our student councils and cooperation from administration to local council works, and what laws we have to prevent misunderstandings in cooperation.
Youth Leader Exchange in RESPEKT The Youth Leaders (YL) will work on the project RESPEKT, which is a partnership project funded by DUF working to increase awareness of and ?education on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) amongst teenagers in Kenya. The aim of Youth Leader Exchange (YLE) is to create sustainable change that will strengthen the main activities of the project by having a team of 5 YLs (2 Danish and 3 Kenyans) working together full-time from August to January. The YLs also aim to establish a beneficial collaboration with TAMIDA, an IMCC project in Tanzania, to create sparring and transfer of knowledge between the YLs of each project. The key focus of the YLE in RESPEKT will be to (1) strengthen the knowledge and skills of the RESPEKT volunteers at a Sustainability Convention of team building and Training of Trainers. (2) Collaborate with RESPEKT?s advocacy docket in preparation for the Final Conference in the last project phase by increasing advocacy. (3) Build a sustainable initiative that nurtures and supports the mental health of the volunteers of the project.
Musalaha Youth Center Bethlehem This project empowers young people so that they will have the tools to make a change in their local communities. This will be accomplished by equipping and empowering Muslim and Christian youth leaders to transform Palestinian society and create inter religious dialogue and thereby creating peaceful coexistence in a context of religious division. This project targets both men and women of different religious, social, and political backgrounds. The project will establish a youth group of 30 young Palestinians in the Bethlehem area and will focus on creating a Youth Center in Bethlehem and three outreach groups that will focus on education/culture, social media, and environment. The group will meet and be empowered through two major events addressing reconciliation, volunteerism, and leadership and 8 monthly meetings.
Preparatory study 2020 - IMCC Rwanda and MEDSAR The purpose of this preparatory study is to do the preparatory work before the new partnership project between MEDSAR and IMCC Rwanda called: ? Youth Education Activities on sexual and reproductive health and rights project? During the preparatory study, two members from IMCC Rwanda and MEDSAR Executive committee will finalize the application of partnership project, do consultative meetings to NGOs and stakeholders and meet MEDSAR members who will implement the project Furthermore, in this preparatory study some reflections on previous partnership projects will be done, in order to optimize and use learned lessons in the new partnership project We also aim to evaluate our partnership by updating our partnership agreement and communication guidelines At the end of the preparatory study, both partners will have the same understanding about the new partnership project and recognize local stakeholders and NGOs to work with