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Responding to Covid-19 in the Caribbean The objective of the Programme is to help contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Caribbean and mitigate some of its worst impacts. While the immediate focus will be on the health response, support will also be provided for activities focused on mitigating the wider social, economic and security impacts, and protecting the most vulnerable.
Technical Assistance drawn from the Humanitarian and Stabilisation Operation Team, UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination, and Standby Partnerships This activity (Technical Assistance drawn from the Humanitarian and Stabilisation Operation Team, UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination, and Standby Partnerships) is a component of Emergency Response to Beirut Explosion reported by FCDO and a budget of £423,915.This project benefits LEBANON.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
ICRC Country Appeals for protection interventions and GBV prevention To fund the ICRC Country Appeals for protection interventions and GBV prevention
Country Programmes Projects (RDEL) Grant costs for projects ran by Implementing Partners, managed and paid by Delivery Partner.
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme (SHRP) To provide timely and effective multi-sectoral humanitarian response to emerging needs and protracted displacement as agreed and set out by international partners in the Humanitarian Response Plan across whole of Syria.
Local Economic Development in Intermediate Cities Implementation of local economic development strategies and plans including support for just transition through economic diversification
Investing in the Humanitarian Capability of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 2021-2025 This project provides core support to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).   This project will enable the ICRC to Promote and disseminate International Humanitarian Law – which can contribute to reduced conflict and instability   Enhance humanitarian access and adherence to humanitarian principles.   Provide humanitarian protection and assistance to vulnerable people caught in situations of armed conflict.    Develop policy frameworks to enhance its operational humanitarian response in conflict settings.   Strengthen its core oversight and assurance frameworks to manage safeguarding and fraud risks.    It also provides the ICRC with support to underfunded operations enabling it to be present in situations of conflict.
Short Term Technical Assistance for Ending Preventable Deaths Short term technical assistance for the Ending Preventable Deaths programme. The human development department’s (HDD) mission is to promote universal health coverage (UHC) and ensure women and girls thrive and survive by supporting comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights, strengthening health, WASH and food systems and improving nutrition, with a focus on those left most behind. One of the department’s key aims are to end the preventable deaths of mothers, babies and children, as laid out in the International Development Strategy (IDS).
Humanitarian Grain shipments from Ukraine to countries suffering famine A multi-donor effort which will meet the procurement, transportation and distribution costs of humanitarian grain shipments from Ukraine to countries suffering from food shortages and famine.
Ensuring CRSV Survivors rights on Justice and Redress in BiH are advanced in accordance with International Standards The project will build up on the previously achieved results with TRIAL International and will develop sustainable and new assistance schemes for Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) survivors in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The project will also engage in know how sharing with NGOs and international organizations in Ukraine, which will need assistance in providing comprehensive support to CRSV survivors.
Support the Transitional Justice in Sudan Support to transitional justice efforts, enhance citizen engagement,  capacity building for civil society organisations including women and youth groups to to build and implement inclusive and effective transitional justice framework, mechanisms and processes
Global Health Security Research & Development Programme. This project relates to the programme funded staff supporting delivery of the overall programme. They provide specialist technical and programme support expertise to ensure the programme funds high quality research to help low and middle-income countries prepare/prevent/respond to health crises. The overall project is supporting research to produce evidence and develop new technologies (e.g. vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments) to tackle emerging and epidemic disease threats (such as Ebola, Mpox and Cholera) in low- and middle-income countries. This project will help ensure the overall programme delivers on its objective to develop new tools which are affordable and accessible in the poorest countries, especially in Sub Saharan Africa.
Accelerating Sustainable Finance through Market Development To support identifying funding and financing options for green finance; esp. in the development of a credible pipeline of potential investments – green debt issuances by urban municipalities.
SEP II - Implementation (2023-2027) This activity (SEP II - Implementation (2023-2027)) is a component of Syria Education Programme II (SEP II) reported by FCDO and a budget of £44,499,993.This project benefits SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC.And works in the following sector(s): Teacher training, Primary education, Educational research, Education policy and administrative management.
Contribution to OCHA Lebanon Humanitarian Fund LHF Contribute to multi-sector humanitarian needs through the UN-led, country based pooled fund for vulnerable Lebanese, migrants and Palestinian refugees - Lebanon Humanitarian Fund delivered by OCHA
Building Resilience, Inclusion and Diversity through Girls’ Education (BRIDGE) Through a three-year programme, BRIDGE will champion the UK’s commitment for every girl to receive 12 years of quality education, squarely responding to the FCDO’s priorities on Women and Girls. This programme will provide access to quality education for marginalised children, especially girls, and will support learning recovery for 1.6 million host community and refugee children impacted by almost two years of continuous school closures (due to COVID-19).  BRIDGE will ensure inclusion is mainstreamed in Jordan’s education system through: supporting access to education; improving quality of education; building societal and economic resilience; and maximising existing UK contributions.
Violence Prevention in Response to COVID-19 This activity (Violence Prevention in Response to COVID-19) is a component of Responding to Covid-19 in the Caribbean reported by FCDO and a budget of £650,000.This project benefits JAMAICA.And works in the following sector(s): Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution, Basic life skills for adults, Ending violence against women and girls.
Building a Resilient Health System to End Preventable Maternal, New-born and Child Deaths in Ethiopia In line with Manifesto commitments and FCDO Ethiopia’s strategic business planning, this programme will help to prevent avoidable maternal, new born and child deaths and accelerate the fertility transition in Ethiopia by building the capacity of the health system to self-finance quality health services for all its citizens, without financial hardship by 2030.   It builds upon the gains made and lessons learned from current and past health investments, moving beyond increasing access to health services by supporting efforts to . improve quality of care for better reproductive, maternal, new-born and child health (RMNCH) outcomes;  . target more effectively the poorest and most vulnerable to drive health equity; •increase the health system’s capacity to respond to crises; and •reduce reliance on external actors for health financing and technical assistance as DFID prepares to exit from bilateral financial aid for health by 2025.
Project for a potential pay-out on the Room to Run guarantee. Budget will only be required if there is a demand on the guarantee. If any of the 11 countries covered by the Room to Run guarantee enters default, the FCDO will be liable to make a payment to the AfDB. Payments will continue until the default is resolved or the cap on FCDO's exposure through Room to Run is reached.
Mukwege Foundation Guidebook. Phase II of the Guidebook on the Law of State Obligations for CRSV, focusing on accessibility.
UK Contribution to the Adaptation Fund There is an urgent need for donors to collectively scale up adaptation finance, and to do so in ways which are easily accessible for developing countries. This programme will respond to this need by funding adaptation action in a way which responds to developing country demands.   The Adaptation Fund (AF) supports small-scale (up to $20m is available per country over the life of the fund) adaptation projects in developing countries. In 2018 it was agreed that the AF serve the Paris Agreement in addition to the Kyoto Protocol under which it was initially set up.  Providing support to the AF will complement the FCDO’s wider initiatives and programmes on adaptation.  This includes the Green Climate Fund (GCF), to which the UK is the largest contributor and is a significantly larger source of adaptation finance.
CPI - Mobilising action from impact investors for agriculture (Climate Policy Initiative) Climate Policy Initiative-led work on climate finance and the ClimateShot Investor Coalition (CLIC).
National Demobilization and Reintegration Programme aims to promote stability, peacebuilding, and sustainable development by reducing small arms, demobilising armed groups, and reintegrating former combatants into society as productive and law-abiding citizens.
Additional 4th UN SIDS Conference Delivery Support Costs (Remote) Remote capacity support to Antigua to help deliver the 4th UN International SIDS Conference 2024.
Health intervention service delivery support through Federal Ministry of Health This is a non-budget financial aid support to the ministry of Health, Ethiopia. This is ICF RDEL component.
UK ICF Capital contribution to the Adaptation Fund. The project is for the UK one year contribution to the Adaptation Fund for the 2023 year.
Agile Gender and Social Inclusion mainstreaming and early support for Mexico’s climate project portfolio Provide critical timely support to UK PACT Mexico climate projects to mainstream gender and social inclusion during early project planning phases.
Mitigating the impacts of Covid-19 in the world of work in Montenegro This activity (Mitigating the impacts of Covid-19 in the world of work in Montenegro ) is a component of Good Governance Fund - Supporting Economic and Governance Reform in Montenegro reported by FCDO and a budget of £370,744.This project benefits MONTENEGRO.And works in the following sector(s): Employment creation.
UK Team of Experts - managing a roster of experts to support HMG in addressing sexual violence in conflict Deployments of the PSVI Team of Experts to support UK efforts to address conflict-related sexual violence
United Kingdom National Commission for the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation The UNESCO Constitution requires that Member States have a ‘National Cooperating Body’ the purpose of which is designed to link government with the intellectual and scientific community in that country which works in UNESCO’s fields of competence. The UK National Commission for UNESCO (UKNC) perform this function for the UK. The National Commission exists as a not for profit, created and funded for the purpose of being the UK’s dedicated National Commission for UNESCO. UKNC work to coordinate the best independent expert advice and representation to enable FCDO and wider HMG to maximise the potential value for money of UNESCO’s work.  The UK National Commission is funded through an Accountable Grant which provides for a small secretariat, supporting the provision of pro bono advice/expertise to government from a network of scientists, intellectuals and leaders in the fields of UNESCO competence.
UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions To alleviate poverty by working with partner countries to accelerate climate change mitigation by supporting them to improve the capacity and capability of key institutions (public, private, and civil society), addressing barriers and constraints to clean growth, pursue opportunities for greater climate ambition and enable access to climate finance
The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification Core Contribution 2021 This activity (The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification Core Contribution 2021) is a component of United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) Core Contribution 2021-2026 reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,582,994.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Sectors not specified, Biodiversity, Biosphere protection, Environmental policy and administrative management.
Support towards institutionalising the Public Private Partnership policy Strategic support to Infrastructure Finance Secretariat in monitoring and supporting implementation of the National Infrastructure Pipeline and help ideate on the future of infrastructure development pathways beyond 2025, • Supporting IFS’s role as a strategic advisor for India’s Presidency of the G20, specifically on matters related to infrastructure and infrastructure finance, • Supporting enhancement of institutional capacity of States for upscaling infrastructure investments • Strengthening the policy framework for infrastructure investments, including through climate finance and private investment
Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) The Yemen Resilience, Recovery and Reconstruction World Bank MDTF aims to provide a convening and financing platform to address resilience, recovery, and reconstruction needs for all Yemenis, especially the most vulnerable.
Diplomatic watch of municipal and general elections in Mozambique The project will support monitoring and observation efforts with a view to increase civic scrutiny, transparency and accountability in both municipal and general elections. Expenses will be managed through DFID Maputo internal systems
Professional Services Rendered - Dentons Legal services rendered by Dentons for EMCAF - Emerging Market Climate Action Fund.
UK - International Search and Rescue - ISAR International Search and Rescue - ISAR Support during February 2023 Earthquake Response
University and Gender Mainstreaming – UNIGEM - BiH The project aims to build ethos of gender equality in higher education in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) through policy development and sensitization of teachers and students for sexual harassment and gender-based violence (GBVSH) in cooperation with universities, pedagogical institutes and ministries of education in BiH and three universities from Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.
Scaling Agriculture Investment in Digital, AI and Innovation (SAIDAI) Scaling Agriculture Investment in Digital, AI & Innovation (SAIDAI) will support & scale the types of digital agriculture innovations that have the most potential for transformative impact, whilst generating evidence of what works, where & for whom. It will:  • Catalyse investment at scale in agriculture innovations which expand productivity, uplift incomes & raise climate resilience, including through bringing in institutional investors like BII. • Drive stronger, more sustainable & better integrated agri-food systems in developing countries that deliver safe & nutritious food, including through improved yields, reduced post-harvest loss, & more efficient/resilient supply chains. • Build a stronger enabling environment, including better information on investment opportunities & risks, & greater consensus on how to measure & track impact. • Increase the deployment & adoption of technologies - including digital & AI - that can have the greatest impact on livelihoods & resilience
CARICOM: Support for strengthening ocean governance Identifying and addressing the institutional, policy and legislative amendments that will be required to provide impetus for the development of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Sustainable Ocean Economy Policy Framework
Institutional capacity building to support the Electoral Commission in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This project will strengthen the capacity of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) and provide them with the necessary resources and technical capacities to hold transparent, credible, and inclusive elections. In this project the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) will contribute to an existing project implemented by the Consortium on Elections and Political Process ("CEPPS") funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
INSO - Provision of security information and management to NGOs - II This activity (INSO - Provision of security information and management to NGOs - II ) is a component of Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme ( HARP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £719,594.This project benefits NIGERIA.And works in the following sector(s): Relief co-ordination and support services.
This project will draw on the expertise of the UK's National Crime Agency and its selected providers to present South African law enforcement officials with investigative tools, skills and techniques to enable them to tackle complex corruption matter This activity (This project will draw on the expertise of the UK's National Crime Agency and its selected providers to present South African law enforcement officials with investigative tools, skills and techniques to enable them to tackle complex corruption matter) is a component of Targeting Corruption Through Institutional Capability (TACTIC) Programme  reported by FCDO and a budget of £85,703.This project benefits SOUTH AFRICA.And works in the following sector(s): Anti-corruption organisations and institutions.
The Democratic Republic of Congo - Mokili Green Growth This programme will help to create the conditions for a low-carbon development path in DRC. It will target two sectors essential for sustained economic growth: Energy and Agriculture.
Changing Laws, Changing Lives - Reducing violence and discrimination against LGBT people, women and girls, and other vulnerable groups through the reform of sexual offences, anti-discrimination and hate crime laws in the Commonwealth and beyond. To assist governments  to draft comprehensive pieces of ground-breaking legislation, to tackle discrimination and violence, to lay the groundwork for reform and to move  draft legislation towards enactment.
Middle East and North Africa Regional Humanitarian Response. This project will provide support to the MENA region to respond to crises in order to: Save lives and prevent suffering via humanitarian support, including to international partners. Facilitate the enabling environment of the humanitarian response in country, through close engagement with national authorities and humanitarian partners, and advocacy towards effective coordination. Maximise impact, promote UK leadership and strengthen bilateral relations with partner Governments.
GGGI: Strengthening Institutional Capability for Climate Finance in the Pacific (Pacific) A major barrier to access, absorb and deliver climate finance is limited institutional preparedness and capability in key institutions such as government ministries, national funds, regional and national accredited entities, and development banks. This means that even when climate finance is approved there can be considerable delays in deploying this funding. New mandates for fast-tracking climate finance delivery and implementation stemming from COP26 signalled that increased finance flows are about to be available to Small Island Developing States (SIDS). The next five years is therefore critical for unlocking access to finance in Pacific Island Countries (PICs) and supporting them to strengthen absorption and delivery capacity to enable implementation before 2030. This project, The Global Green Growth Initiative, aims to enhance the capacity and institutional capability of PICS and institutions to access climate finance and increased absorptive capacity for efficient delivery of impactful climate programmes.
Contribution to the Energy Community Ukraine Energy Support Fund This fund is designed to fund repairs to Ukraine's electricity grid, particularly in the wake of Russian attacks on Ukrainian critical national infrastructure in Winter 2022-23. The fund is administered by the Energy Community Secretariat.
Saving Lives  in Sierra Leone Phase 3 To save women and children’s lives by improving the quality, availability and accessibility of (reproductive, maternal, new born and child health (RMNCH) services
International conference: Collaborative Peace-Making in a Competitive Age Funding to support Negotiations and Peace Processes Department's annual conference in the UK.
Promoting Integrity in the Public Sector (Pro-Integrity) Promoting Integrity in the Public Sector (Pro-Integrity) program addresses the root causes of corruption and tackles corruption risks at the national institutional level, at the local government level, and in issues related to Ukraine's recovery and reconstruction. The project will focus on: strengthen national level anti-corruption institutional capacity to advance corruption prevention, detection, and deterrence; strengthen anti-corruption compliance and control in local governance; and advance transparency and accountability in resilience, recovery, and reconstruction efforts.
Southern Africa - Cholera Response Cholera response in Southern Africa provided through the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)-RDEL-ICF Support to communities affected by climate shocks and reducing greenhouse gas emissions of the humanitarian response.
Support to countries to improve their learning data To support countries to determine the most appropriate next steps in their journey to develop high-quality and internationally comparable learning outcomes data, and support data collection.
Oxygen CoLab Phase 1: advance the research and development of oxygen concentrators for low-resource settings This work goes beyond the COVID-19 response to the long-term strengthening of systems and preparedness for future pandemics.  Phase 1 of the Oxygen CoLab will advance the research and development of oxygen concentrators for low-resource settings, whilst also ensuring the business model (Oxygen as a Service) and financial sustainability of those products is being tested and validated.  The goal is to contribute to accelerated and sustained access to fit for purpose oxygen concentrators in underserved health centres and hospitals. It will work concurrently across three key workstreams:  1) Accelerate product innovation: Creating an accelerated path to market for fit for purpose oxygen concentrator innovations.  2) Catalyse market traction: Putting oxygen concentrators on the path to sustainable scale in our focus countries, through coaching and funding grantee innovators; evidence-based in-country advocacy; and generating interest and confidence from both country and global stakeholders in innovative financing and alternative business models.  3) Enable a collective response and anticipatory action: Supporting a local and global conversation about oxygen provision, and contributing to a movement for fit for purpose oxygen concentrators.