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Klub - Water is life Niger - linked to Ahmad Tea R09898 To build the resilience of households in Niger by increasing sustainable access to water and influencing water governance at a local, regional and national level.   Specific Objectives  1) Provide sustainable access to clean, safe water for domestic and agricultural use by constructing and rehabilitating water points   2) Influence the government by piloting the national plan for integrated water resource management and training government agents and community groups  3) Share learning across civil society organisations by delivering two multi -stakeholder workshops with representatives from International Non -Government Organisations in Niger
Emergency Response to Floods in Niger 2010 floods have affected 300,000 persons in differents regions of Niger, including Niamey. The project aims to  mitigate the critical food insecurity and health risks of 28,000 vulnerable persons affected by the floods through voucher for food access and livelihoods recovery, water, sanitation and public health promotion. The project falls under SCO 1.1 & 3.1.
KLUB - Niger school canteens programme ( Ox Novib in 2017/18 ) • Establish 35 school canteens in nomadic and semi -nomadic regions in Niger, to encourage the enrolment and retention of children in school.  • Provide up to 3,050 pupils and their parents with a meal every school day for one academic year.  • Engage parents and School Management Committees in the management of the canteen and livelihoods support to supply the canteen with food, bringing sustainability to the project.
Emergency Assistance to Malian Refugees and host communites in Niger We will build latrines, washing base, bath tub for the refugees and for host communities. To ensure good health for the same beneficiaries Oxfam will put in place health promotion activities in the camps and in the communities.   Committees will be set up to ensure adherence to basic hygiene principles. Gabage collection and health promotion activities will be carried out. Host communities will be assisted as well through water supply, hygiene promotion and food assistance.
Improving prevention, preparedness and response to food crisis. This programme component of P00483 is a continuation of activities initiated and developed under NGRA31. The expected outcome is that the ‘capacity and accountability of key stakeholders to respond to food insecurity and food crisis is improved'. This will be achieved through food security rights based advocacy, and risk reduction capacity building and approaches. The project directly supports Novib's humanitarian advocacy and response programming in Niger, and links to regional humanitarian programming, and corporate initiatives on Disaster Risk Reduction. It supports SCO 3.1
Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction in Niger The expected outcomes of this programme is that systems are in place to monitor, archive and disseminate data on key hazards and vulnerabilities and early warnings reach and serve people at the community level. Than, key officials and stakeholders trained in risk and vulnerability assessment. This will be achieved though organizational development:,   risk assessment, vulnerability assessment and professional training.
"J'ai aussi mon mot a dire"_Innovation funds My rights, My Voice This project intends to make mobilization around youth on 3 steps: artistic tour, organisation of departmental radio speech and advocacy  on national level by using events on media ( television).  It was to stimulate the creative of potential young girls and boys group/spaces members for the development and extension of their own messages by improving their rights to education and sexual reproduction health.  The ultimate strategy is to help youth on the way to advocate to defend their own rights.
PA Contribution to Niger (Diffa Region) via Sida Hum Partnership Agrmt This project will transfer funds from the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA), a multiyear partnership between Oxfam GB and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), to Oxfam Novib for use in an emergency response project in Niger.  Following Boko Haram's (BH) attacks that occurred on March 25th 2019 in remote villages in Diffa region, Niger, more than 18.000 individuals fled their village, leaving everything behind them, increasing the number of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) already registered in the area. This project aims to improve the living conditions of 1000 households / 6000 persons recently displaced by the armed conflict in Diffa region. Oxfam will provide emergency assistance in cash or in -kind (food and Non -Food Items) according to the localisation of the IDPs targeted, improve access to water and basic sanitary infrastructures (latrines) and will activate committee protection in remote areas.
Decreasing the vulnerability of pastoralist and agropastoralists in Niger EXEMPLE   2009 rainfalls have been low, erratic and irregular in time and space, leading to a critical food security situation for 7.1 millions people. The project aims to  mitigate the current critical food insecurity and assist people affected by the food and fodder deficit and floods, through animal feeding, animal health, voucher for food access and livelihoods recovery, WFP food distribution, destocking, conflict prevention. The project falls under SCO 1.1 & 3.1
Ministry of Defense Advisors Program The Ministry of Defense Advisors (MoDA) program partners senior Department of Defense (DoD) civilian experts with foreign counterparts to improve ministerial capacity. A MoDA is assisting the Batswanan Ministry of Defense with veteran's affairs reform initiatives.
Ministry of Defense Advisors Program (MODA) The Ministry of Defense Advisors (MoDA) program partners senior Department of Defense (DoD) civilian experts with foreign counterparts to improve ministerial capacity. A MoDA is assisting the Batswanan Ministry of Defense with veteran's affairs reform initiatives.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA/CENTCOM Countering Transborder Narcotics Trafficking Seminar. Kuwait Ministry of Interior
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Institute for Security Governance - Kuwait - Institutional Capacity Building Scoping Engagement #1 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Institute for Security Governance - Kuwait - Preliminary Institutional Capacity Building Scoping #1 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
UNFPA Colombia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Colombia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Colombia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Colombia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Colombia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Colombia Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Colombia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Colombia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Colombia Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Colombia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Colombia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Colombia Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Colombia Population change and data activities UNFPA Colombia Population change and data activities UNFPA Colombia Population change and data activities
UNFPA Colombia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Colombia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Colombia Policy and accountability activities
Vietnam Public Financial Management (PFM) Analytical and Advisory Assistance (AAA) Program The development objectives of this Project are to: (i) support strengthening the capacity of executive bodies to make, implement, an d monitor policies to improve budget planning and execution in a transparent, accountable, and sustainable manner; and (ii) provide empirical analysis of the effectiveness and efficiency of major public finance reforms at both the central and local levels of gover nment.
Vietnam Public Financial Management (PFM) Analytical and Advisory Assistance (AAA) Program The objectives of the Program are to: (i) support strengthening the capacity of executive bodies to make, implement, and monitor policies to improve budget planning and execution in a transparent, accountable, and sustainable manner; and (ii) provide empirical analysis of the effectiveness and efficiency of major public finance reforms at both the central and local levels of government.
 
 The Program will provide support both at national (Ministry of Finance) and sub-national (Danang City) levels, with the possibility of  extending to work with other subnational governments (e.g. Ho Chi Minh City) and the National Assembly in the future.
Frontline diplomacy: budgets & payments Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects
Frontline diplomacy: Official Development Assistance (ODA) support Aid-related frontline diplomacy in support of aid flows
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to CAR (2018) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to CAR (2018)
United Kingdom provides the fund to CAR (2018) United Kingdom provides the fund to CAR (2018)
Switzerland provides the fund to CAR (2018) Switzerland provides the fund to CAR (2018)
Luxembourg provides the fund to CAR (2018) Luxembourg provides the fund to CAR (2018)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to CAR (2018) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to CAR (2018)
Community-led Responsive and Effective Urban Health Systems (CHORUS) Research Programme Consortium The CHORUS consortium brings together researchers from Ghana, Nigeria, Nepal, Bangladesh and the UK to work with communities, health professionals and city-level decision makers to develop and test ways to improve the health of the poorest urban residents. It aims to address the key challenges of having an uncoordinated plurality of health providers; the wide determinants of health among poor urban residents; communicable and non-communicable diseases, and how to identify and engage urban poor residents.
Vanuatu Education Support Programme Phase II New Zealand has an opportunity to support the GoV's immediate recovery and education sector needs through DFAT's Vanuatu Education Support Programme (VESP) Phase II.
SDF 2-151 Central Vanuatu Agricultural-Based Income Generating Project, Vanuatu Working with World Vision New Zealand to establish a sustainable system for farmers to develop market opportunities, overcome constraints to market access and improve capacity of farmer groups in Vanuatu.
Support to Vanuatu Police Force A support package to the Vanuatu Police Force, delivered through the New Zealand Police, to undertake capacity and capability development, and institutional strengthening.
Vanuatu - Sandalwood industry revived on Erromango Working with Erromango Sandalwood Ltd this Activity aims to work with communities on Erromango to revive the sandalwood industry on the island to achieve sustainable livelihoods.
Support to the Judiciary Provision of a New Zealand District Court judge to sit on the Vanuatu Supreme Court and Court of Appeal to adjudicate cases and provide mentoring to local judges
Geothermal Energy Support Provision of technical advice to assist Vanuatu development of its geothermal potentials in a way that serves the best long-term interests of ni-Vanuatu.
Covid-19: Vanuatu - COVID-19 Resilience Fund Budget support to Vanuatu to enable their response to immediate economic, social and governance challenges as a result of Covid-19.
Tropical Cyclone Pam Technical Assistance Airfield Repair This Activity supports repair work to the Bauerfield Airport in Port Vila following Tropical Cyclone Pam which occurred in March 2015 and destroyed housing and crucial infrastructure, leading to great humanitarian need. The Team supports the Vanuatu Government response, for seven days, and comprises one specialist with experience in the repair of airport safety systems.
Cyclone Pam Recovery Support the implementation of the Government of Vanuatu ‘Cyclone Pam Recovery Plan’ with a focus on recovery in the education sector to improve learning conditions for students through the reconstruction and rehabilitation of classrooms, and the replacement of school curriculum materials.
Vanuatu Correctional Services Partnership New Zealand's partnership with the Vanuatu Department of Corrections continues with this programme, which will provide technical advice and fund the development of regional corrections infrastructure
Vanuatu Aviation Sector Support Provision of technical assistance to support Vanuatu's preparations for an upcoming aviation security audit by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Planem Gud Famili Blong Yumi (Phase three), Vanuatu The Activity will address the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) challenges in Vanuatu. It will focus on hard-to-reach areas where there is a lack of sexual and reproductive health services and information, working in particular with women of reproductive age, youth, people with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, and people with disabilities, so they can access information and services important to them and their overall wellbeing.
Fred Hollows Infrastructure (A13040) This Activity will improve the provision and management of patient-centred and comprehensive eye care at the Eye Clinic in Vanuatu through constructing and equipping a kitset timber frame facility that functions as a learning space; meeting room for the eye team, hospital staff, and visitors; and potentially as an integrated patient-centred ‘hub’ for diabetes screening services.
Support to Wan Smolbag Support to the Wan Smolbag theatre company. Wan Smolbag focuses on improved reproductive health, creation of education and employment opportunities for youth, and the greater participation in development for marginalised groups
Tropical Cyclone Pam Transition Plan This activity assists the Government of Vanuatu to manage the transition from the emergency relief phase following Tropical Cyclone Pam in March 2015. The package includes $200,000 to procure additional recovery planning and management expertise and relief distribution costs; $1m to help meet ongoing humanitarian needs by the purchase and supply of food sourced from New Zealand at concessional rates; and up to $1m to leverage private sector donations of goods of skills for the recovery.
Tropical Cyclone Pam Urban Search and RescueTeam This Activity supports clean up and early recovery efforts in response to Tropical Cyclone Pam which occurred in March 2015 and destroyed critical infrastructure and housing, leading to limited water and food supplies. This Activity involved making shelters safe, hazardous substance identification and production of safe drinking water, and is in line with a request from the Vanuatu Government.
Institutional Strengthening of the Vanuatu Rural Development Centre Association To assist the Vanuatu Rural Development Training Centres Association (VRDTCA) to be an effective and efficient umbrella organization for Rural Training Centres (RTCs). From this, RTCs will provide quality training for students.
Supporting Good Governance in Vanuatu Activity to support the development of good governance practices in Vanuatu. The primary activity is likely to be an additional phase of support to the UNDP Vanuatu Electoral Environment Programme.
A smaller amount of support will also be provided to send two NZ MPs as election observers to the general election on 19 March 2020.
Institutional Strengthening of Civil Society Vanuatu Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (VANGO) plays a significant role in assisting civil society organisations to work collaboratively with other development actors in support of just and sustainable human development.
Road construction on Efate and Santo The upgrade of two major roads: the Efate ring road and Santo east coast road, including the construction/rehabilitation of three bridges, to a high standard and providing access to vital social services and greater business opportunities.
Vanuatu Primary Sector Governance Support This activity will support capacity building and improved governance in primary sector  agencies in Vanuatu. Vanuatu is working to improve food security, increase agricultural exports, maximise sustainable revenue from fisheries and mitigate the impacts of invasive species. The agency responsible – the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity (MALFFB) – requires support to deliver on the new strategy and leverage the significant funding that is being invested.
2014 TC Lusi: ADRA Prepositioned Supplies Replenishment of prepositioned supplies held by a New Zealand NGO following TC Lusi which impacted Vanuatu in March 2014.
2020 Volcanic Activity Tanna Vanuatu Release of pre-positioned supplies in response to continued ash fall on Tanna, Vanuatu.
2017 Volcanic Activity in Vanuatu (A12915) Technical support to the Government of Vanuatu Meteorology and Geohazards Department following volcanic activity on Ambae island.
Climate Change / Resilience Scoping and Development This Activity will support MFAT's decision to investigate potential support for the climate change / resilience sectors in Vanuatu. It is envisaged that appropriate Technical Advisors will be contracted to explore options for future New Zealand support.
Covid-19 Contribution to Vanuatu National Deployment and Vaccination Plan (NDVP) NZ's contribution to support Vanuatu's COVID-19 National Deployment and Vaccination Plan (NDVP) - one off payment.
PF 10-585 Growing Market Ops for Tanna Farmers - AMS #A12850 Final phase of a smallholder farming Activity to ensure the already developed market enterprises are self-sustaining, resilient and have improved market access.
Economic Governance The overall goal of the activity is to strengthen economic management and accounable governance through improved public financial systems.
Vanuatu - Improve health through potable water on Uliveo Island Working with the New Zealand Children's Health and Education Trust to install water tanks and plumbing for rainwater collection in Uliveo Island, Vanuatu  and to provide training in the installation and maintenance of the new hardware.
Support to forestry To support implementation of Vanuatu's Forest Policy 2010-2020, Vanuatu's Department of Forestry officers are trained to ensure it has sufficient trained staff to meet its middle and senior management needs.
Vanuatu Electoral Environment Programme Phase II MFAT provides funding to United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to deliver the Vanuatu Electoral Environment Project to:
<ul>  <li>support and increase capacity of the Vanuatu Electoral authorities to fulfil their mandate to deliver credible elections;  and</li>  <li>support Government of Vanuatu to strengthen electoral processes and political stability, including through legislative change.</li> </ul>
Support for Wan Smolbag Theatre Group, 2020-2025 This activity provides continued support to the Wan Smolbag Group (WSB) in Vanuatu. WSB uses drama to inform, raise awareness and encourage public discussion on a range of contemporary health, lifestyle, environmental, and governance issues. WSB also delivers a range of community services and programmes through their Youth Centres, and sexual and reproductive health clinics.
Rural Water Supply Support to Government of Vanuatu to implement its National Water Strategy and improve water supplies in priority locations.
Water Sector Partnership 2017-2021 The Water Sector Partnership is a 4 year activity supporting the Department of Water Resources to operationalize their National Implementation Plan. This includes: 1) working with communities across Vanuatu to identify, map and prioritise water safety and security needs, and 2) to develop water supply improvement projects to address these needs, prioritise the projects based on evidence of greatest need, procure expertise to implement the projects, and mobilise and manage funding to finance them
Small Projects Scheme: Youth To address issues affecting youth by promoting economic opportunities and activities which address life skills and population projects. There was a focus on youth health.
Inter-Island Shipping Programme Economic development will be accelerated through improved infrastructure (new and rehabilitated wharves), safe and reliable maritime shipping services to the outer islands and a strengthened capability within the Ministry of Infrastructure & Public Utilities; and the new Maritime Authority.
Tropical Cyclone Pam 2015 Relief Supply Deployments This Activity supports the distribution of essential relief supplies in response to the tropical cyclone which occurred in March 2015 and destroyed housing and crucial infrastructure, leading to great humanitarian need.
Pacific Island Countries Participation Fund 14/15 This contestable fund provides resources to fund Pacific island citizens to attend regional and international meetings and workshops where their attendance will strengthen ownership of regional and international development processes.
PF 10-588 Planem Gud Famili Blong Yumi sexual and reproductive health and rights in Vanuatu Working with the NZ Family Planning Association to reduce unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmissible infections in rural communities in Vanuatu.
Tourism Assistance Programme Sector wide strengthening of Vanuatu's tourism sector through training, product development and improved coordination - both before and after the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
TC Harold Recovery Supporting Vanuatu's recovery from TC Harold in April 2020 through support to the education, health and agriculture sectors.
2023 Tropical Cyclone Judy and Kevin Vanuatu Support to the Government of Vanuatu to assist with their response to Tropical Cyclones Judy &amp; Kevin, February-March 2023.
PF 1-336 Vanuatu - UNICEF Water for Life, Health and Employment in Tafea Working with UNICEF New Zealand to improve the health and economic wellbeing of 5,600 rural villagers in 31 villages in Tafea Province, Vanuatu over a three year period. Gravity-fed ram pumps will be installed which will pipe water up into several water points in each highland village.
Covid-19 2020 Vanuatu Support to Vanuatu to strengthen COVID-19 preparedness in health and other sectors.
PF 3-408 Vanuatu - Thrive Programme: supporting small scale farmers Increased incomes through sustainable agriculture for 480 young women, men and their families in Vanuatu.
Water supply systems and sector strengthening In partnership with UNICEF, New Zealand is funding technical advice to the Government of Vanuatu, strengthen information systems, and the build of priority water and sanitation infrastructure
Corrections Support 2021-2025 MFAT provide funding to support Ara Poutama Aotearoa (NZ Corrections) to deliver technical advice to the Vanuatu Dipatmen blong Koreksonal Sevis in their business-as-usual areas of Probation and Custodial practice, as well as advice relating to particular identified needs (for example, advice on risk assessment for sex offenders, governance and leadership).
Gender Based Violence Prevention and Women's Empowerment To support organisations to change harmful social norms in Vanuatu and improve essential services for women and girls through improving current approaches to changing the harmful social norms, attitudes and behaviours; improving essential services (health, social service, police and justice) by training and coordinating frontline service providers; and improving sector coordination.
Small Projects Scheme: Economic Development A contestable fund that provided support to a range of ventures, including rural tourism, fishing, marketing and small business in Vanuatu.
Vanuatu Electoral Environment Project (VEEP) - F13090 MFAT provides funding to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to deliver the Vanuatu Electoral Environment Project (VEEP).  VEEP supports the Vanuatu Elections Office (VEO), other electoral bodies, as well as the Vanuatu Government to strengthen electoral processes and legislative framework.