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Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock The Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock (the Global Agenda) is a multi-stakeholder partnership committed to sustainable development of the livestock sector from a social, economic and environmental perspective. Thus, the impact of this project will be threefold: to facilitate dialogue, generate evidence and support the adoption of good practices and policies in favor of the UN Agenda 2030 targets and objectives related to livestock.
Establishment of Azerbaijan Room at FAO Hq Provide suitable meeting facility at FAO Hq
Soil mapping for resilient agrifood systems in Central America and sub-Saharan Africa (SoilFER) -	BP1: Integrated green entrepreneurial and business opportunities, inclusive of small scale and vulnerable producers, created across sustainable crop, livestock and forestry production systems and supported through innovation, technologies and enabling policies; 
-	BP5: Accessible digital ICT technologies to enhance market opportunities, productivity and resilience integrated into agri-food systems policies and programmes, with particular focus on ensuring affordable and equitable access of poor and vulnerable rural communities);
-	BE1: Transformation and resilience of agri-food systems to achieve sustainability and Paris Agreement goals enabled through the establishment and implementation of climate-smart agricultural practices, policies, and programmes.
Creating enabling environment in support of small-scale producers to increase their access resources Create an enabling environment in support of small-scale producers to increase their access resources to improve their livelihoods and ecosystem service provision in the context of climate change and other shocks (CEESSP)
Preparation of online course Open Data in Agriculture and farmers data management The present project will be funding the creation of Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) entitled: Open Data in Agriculture and farmers data management, which will include case studies and examples and will deliver two courses during 2019. This course aims at providing organizations working in development programmes with the necessary methodologies, tools and skills to plan and implement an experience capitalization process and contribute to increased efficiency and effectiveness of their work.
International Conference; Halting Deforestation and Increasing Forest Area - From Aspiration to Acti xxx
BS Development of Biosafety Mechanisms to Strengthen the Implementation of the Cartagena Protocol in Guatemala NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Environmentally Sound Management and Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) - Containing Equipment and Disposal of DDT Wastes,  and Upgrade of Technical Expertise NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Access to and Benefit Sharing and Protection of Traditional Knowledge to Promote Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Western Altiplano Integrated Natural Resources Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening and Expansion of Capacities in Biosafety that Lead to a full Implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in Guatemala NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in Coastal and Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improvement of Management Effectiveness in the Maya Biosphere Reserve (MBR) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Renewable Energy-Based Small Enterprise Development in the Quiche Region NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Forest Management and Multiple Global Environmental Benefits NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Productive Uses of Renewable Energy in Guatemala NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Consolidating a System of Municipal Regional Parks (MRPs) in Guatemala's Western Plateau NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community Management of the Bio-Itza Reserve Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Biodiversity Protection in the Sarstun-Motagua Region NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Management and Protection of Laguna del Tigre National Park NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Sustainable and Resilient Landscapes in the Central Volcanic Chain NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Development of the First Biennial Transparency Report and the Fourth National Communication and Second Biennial Transparency Report as combined report under the UNFCCC (1BTR - 4NC/2BTR) The objective of this project is to assist the Government of Guatemala in the preparation and submission of its First Biennial Transparency Report and a combined Fourth National Communication Report and Second Biennial Transparency for the fulfillment of the obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Paris Agreement (PA). Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Ecotourism to Strengthen the Financial Sustainability of the Guatemalan Protected Areas System (SIGAP) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening Guatemala's transparency framework through capacity building to implement the Paris Agreement Establishing and implementing a MRV system in Guatemala to monitor the implementation of its NDC and to meet the requirements defined under the Article 13 of the Paris Agreement. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The socioeconomic benefits of improved MRV in the area of climate change are—while indirect—potentially significant. By establishing the holistic MRV system, the country will be able to improve the quality of its NGHGI, improve the quality of its reports, track more accurately mitigation and adaptation actions, as well as national and international climate finance, and more effectively link received support to national priorities and policies on climate change.The MRV system will also contribute to more efficient use of public funds and to reducing overlaps and duplicities in international resources for actions against the effects of climate change, thus freeing up resources for additional measures. This is particularly relevant for Guatemala as it is considered a country highly vulnerable to climate change effects. As climate change will have the greatest impact on the poorest and most vulnerable populations population (small male and female producers and various indigenous groups) living in developing countries , the project will indirectly deliver important socio-economic benefits for this particular group.Improved MRV in several sectors will also enable Guatemala to align its policies and measures with commitments under its current and future NDCs and to better understand the co-benefits, including socio-economic benefits, of actions to address climate change.Finally, gender mainstreaming in the MRV system and the use of data disaggregated by sex, will provide decisionmakers new and clear information with respect to the different impacts of climate change on women and men, allowing new policies, actions and climate finance to include gender considerations.
Strengthening small organisations with big ambitions: capacity development for sustained impact Through   online   training,   mentoring   and   open-access      resources,      small  organisations  from across the UK engaged in international cooperation   will   acquire   additional   skills   and knowledge   in   organizational   development   and capacity building that will increase the impact  of  their    activities    with    communities    and    CSOs  tackling    poverty,    social    exclusion    and  climate change.   Up   to   60   participants will   receive training    and    16    organisations    will    receive mentoring, a larger number will access resources.
Civil Society Unleashed: A Model for Youth & Community Driven Change Our Model is a youth- leadership approach that unleashes the agency of youth to influence and drive change more effectively. The model of change will support young people to: i) monitor delivery of existing commitments in living initiatives using cutting edge, tech enabled community feedback mechanism; and ii) through research, 2 way feedback loops, and through their knowledge and understanding as community members themselves-identify unmet needs and solutions to challenges in the field of living.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Defense International Institute of Legal Studies Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law Curriculum Development Workshop. Begin development of the new IHL/IHRL curriculum to enhance the capacity of the Government of ARG to train its personnel in order to ensure compliance with international law.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: William J Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies Defense Governance. Argentina National Defense University
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. SHELTER, NONEXPANDABLE, Quantity Delivered: 5.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. CAMOUFLAGE NET SYSTEM,RADAR SCATTERING, Quantity Delivered: 300.
Global Train and Equip Program - Intelligence Training To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TELEPHONE SET, Quantity Delivered: 25.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. CAMOUFLAGE NET SYSTEM,RADAR TRANSPARENT, Quantity Delivered: 7.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. TELEPHONE SYSTEM, Quantity Delivered: 1.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: William J Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies Defense Governance. Security cooperation projects that enhance the capacity of partner nations to exercise responsible civilian control of national security forces, contribute to collective security, and absorb, apply, and sustain national security capabilities.
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. SHELTER, NONEXPANDABLE, Quantity Delivered: 1.
Global Train and Equip Program - Logistic Support To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Proliferation Security Initiative - Argentina/U.S. Bilateral TTX The Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) is an international cooperative effort to stop trafficking in Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), their delivery systems, and related materials to and from state and non-state actors of proliferation concern. DoD is the U.S. Governments operational lead for the PSI and works closely with other departments/agencies to conduct and participate in PSI exercises, workshops, training events, meetings and other activities. These activities demonstrate the commitment of participants to the PSI Statement of Interdiction Principles, test national capabilities to conduct air, ground, and maritime interdictions and increase understanding of PSI globally and within geographic regions.
Additional detectors to the Early Warning Radiation Monitoring Network (EWRMN) in Bosnia and Herzegovina <p>Manufacture/purchase, metrological certification (if and where necessary), delivery including any documentation required, installation and commissioning of radiation detectors, as well as site acceptance test, training, warranty and after-sale service</p>
Addendum No. 2 to contract 414-038 ''Support to the Regulatory Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina'' <p>Non substantial modification to the TOR, extension of the contract duration, increase in budget for additional man days and provision for expenditure verification.</p>
Humanitarian assistance for Syrian returnees and host community through SR funds The proposed activities, implemented by existing partners will continue to build on Cordaid track record in the country which is currently shelter, health and livelihood. The inclusion of health and rehabilitation of schools (education) will enable Cordaid to move to sectors for which more donor funding is expected to become available.
The above is in line with Cordaid HA, Syria Strategic plan and donor priorities. The project will be used as seed funding for institutional donors (pending on their and Cordaid registration). -Upgrading the classrooms and health conditions for students. -upgrading the hygiene spaces. -upgrading the teachers’ rooms. -reducing the impact of the weather conditions especially in the winter, Upgrading the living and health conditions for beneficiaries of families of returnees. returnees ,host community ,families ,teachers ,students
RESET II - Strengthening vulnerable households in Liben A large part of the population in Liben Zone (Somali Region, Ethiopia) is vulnerable to drought. Cordaid will implement the project 'Resilience building and creation of economic opportunities in Ethiopia' with consortium partners, focusing on improving access to basic services, enhancing income opportunities (diversification), improving Disaster Risk Management capacity and Research & Knowledge management. The overall objective is to strengthen economic opportunities and resilience of the most vulnerable communities to human-induced and natural disaster crises, through measures that will increase livelihoods and employment and better access to basic services in Liben Zone, Somali Region (Ethiopia). The project focuses on poor pastoralists, dry-land farmers and agro-pastoralists, jobless urban youth, poor female headed households, pastoral drop-outs, children, pregnant and lactating women, and elders. In total, the primary beneficiaries amount 99,952 persons (55,563 female and 44,389 male) in 15,865 households. The number of indirect beneficiaries of the 9 selected catchment areas in the Woredas Dolo-Ado, Moyale, Mubarak and Dheka Suftu is 218,645 persons.
Coordinated Action for Inclusive Peacebuilding and Statebuilding in Fragile Settings This project was submitted to BMZ/GIZ in follow-up to recent discussions with INCAF Co-chair representative on prospects for renewed partnership between the Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding and BMZ/GIZ, in support of the role the Platform is playing in coordinating action for inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding in fragile settings. 1. Coordinate concerted civil society action in the context of the IDPS, the 2030 Agenda (particularly SDG16+) and related policy domains 

2. Strengthen capacity to amplify the voice of civil society in fragile and conflict-affected settings 

3. Influence policy at all levels to consolidate civil society inclusion in policy dialogues on fragility, peace, security and sustainable development  

4. Identify and spearhead strategic collaboration opportunities with BMZ/GIZ and FriEnt as partners Beneficiaries can be considered to be the members of our CSPPS networks, and the populations living in the areas the Platform's activities target.
Forest Landscape Program Coron FFP The extreme human sensitivity of Northern Palawan (Coron) is due largely to the high total economic loss risk owing to the frequent occurrence of multi-hazards (e.g., cyclones, droughts, earthquakes, floods, storm surge), and the high water demand in excess of available or accessible water resources. 
Fishing is the main industry for poor rural communities with approximately 70% of households in coastal and small island communities throughout the Philippines dependent on it. The Philippines is also considered as the centre of global marine biodiversity, however, 10 of the 13 key fishing grounds in the country are heavily exploited. Overfishing and habitat loss are contributing factors to small fishers being the poorest sector in the country with poverty incidence at 39%. Many of regions are reporting up to 50% decline in fish catch since the 1990’s with communities having few alternative livelihoods options. 

In the Calamian Islands, populated by the Tagbanwa indigenous people, malnutrition is prevalent; families may have 10 or more children and malnutrition affects 35% of population. In Coron despite being a 1st class municipality, income is not equitably distributed with 58% of households having income below the poverty threshold

Target communities are increasingly impacted by more frequent and severe storms and typhoons that impede the ability of fishers to take their boats to sea. These rural coastal communities also face problems with rising sea levels and diminishing freshwater reserves, which is causing saltwater incursion into aquifers. 1. Rehabilitate and protect ancestral domain forest landscape and mangroves through reforestation of most critical zones, at least 50 hectares of unclassified public forest and mangroves

2. 20% increase income from sustainable livelihoods for at least 500 families using forest-based livelihood and climate smart agricultural practices

3. Develop a model of IRM-based Forest and mangrove Protection and Conservation and advocate it through the Calamianes Resilience Network Direct beneficiaries: Through the proposed project Cordaid seeks to target at least 500 poor fishing and farming households with monthly income below 4,000 pesos.

Indirect: 3,499 community members of the TBM ancestral domain
Support to people fleeing conflict in Sudan War broke out in Sudan in Mid-April between the Sudan Armed forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and ordinary citizens have been caught in this unprecedented power struggle. Several Attempts from international community to broker ceasefire has not fully materialized. As the war rages on, the cost of destruction of social amenities like electricity, water etc. can evidently be seen as aerial bombardment of settlements continues. As result, many people are fleeing Sudan en masse to neighbouring countries like Egypt, CHAD and South Sudan for their lives and safety as evacuation corridors were opened over the weekend of 21st April 2023. Fortunately, neighbouring countries have opened their borders to the refugee flow that is now starting. The conflict entered its deadly phase after the evacuation of international diplomats. The release of former regime leaders from Khobar prison and subsequent issuing of statement by Ahmed Haroun who is wanted by the ICC, on behalf of the leadership of the defunct regime escalated and spread the war to other regions and cities.
In South Sudan, the refugees and returnees are entering through 12 entry points and the ministry of humanitarian affairs stated that on daily basis, South Sudan is receiving an influx in average of 600 since the opening of evacuation corridors. The number could be more because of other unofficial entry routes that those fleeing would have used to enter South Sudan undocumented. One of the busiest entry ports is Renk. The number of those fleeing Sudan is growing by the day. A potential 200,000 South Sudanese are likely to return in the next 3 months while 10,000 third country nationals are expected to transit through South Sudan the next 3 months if the tensions continue. Approximately 800 children under the age of 5, pregnant and nursing mothers will be provided with food rations that meet the caloric needs of one person per day.
1,000 children will receive water purifiers, and mosquito nets/blankets.
Immunization clinics, routine micronutrient supplementation, and deworming will be provided for children between 6 - 59 months of age. Beneficiaries
Total beneficiaries:	1000
Children 0-23 months: 	650
Pregnant and lactating mothers	150
Children between 23 months and below 5 years:	2,00
Improved access to health in Maban Bunj Hospital is in Maban County, Upper Nile State and has been supported by Samaritan Purse (SP) with funding from UNHCR since 2011 to December 2020 when Cordaid will partners with ministry of health to take over its operation and management from January 2021. MSF Belgium supports OPD services. The hospital is the main referral point serving about 156, 497 refugees from the four main camps of Doro, Kaya, Yussuf Batil and Gendarussa and the host community within and from outside Maban County. Bunj Hospital has a total bed capacity of 140 with average monthly OPD consultation of 11,100 and average IPD admission of 600 per month. The facility registers an average of 140 deliveries per month of which 26% (36) are caesarian sections. The common morbidities registered in Bunj hospital are Malaria, RTI and Diarrhea which account for 23% (256), 12% (130) and 4% (40) of the average monthly consultation, respectively. Besides cesarian sections, the hospital also offers elective and emergency surgical services. 

Adults and children with malnutrition are also treated at the OPD and in patient. TB And HIV cases are provided with counselling and treatment of the two conditions and other associated comorbidities.

Cordaid will ensure availability of technical staff to provide quality health services, OPD and IPD services, treatment of TB and HIV and referral of cases from the camps and within the hospital. We shall continue with health education sessions to improve routine immunization, provide integrated management of neonatal and childhood illnesses (IMNCI); distribute LLITNs, vitamin A supplementation and nutrition screening and referral to nutrition therapeutic programs. Additionally, we shall continue developing and maintaining infrastructure as well. To strengthen and stabilize health system and improve on delivery of quality health service aimed at reducing morbidity (i.e. maternal, infant and under-5 mortality) and saves lives of 156,497 refugees and 65,000 host population The project will target to work with MoH and UNHCR and shall provide service to Adults(Women and Men) Children (Boys and Girls) also serve mental cases and adolescent including person with disability and elderly.