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Pitcairn Financial Aid 2023/25 To support the provision of public services to meet the reasonable assistance needs of the people of Pitcairn including health, education and securing sea access, given self-sufficiency is currently not a viable option for this UK Overseas Territory.
Evaluation and Review of the Programme Funds allocate for the evaluation and review of the 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).
IDH Sustainable Trade - National Initiatives for Sustainable & Climate-smart Oil-Palm Smallholders (NI-SCOPS) Phase II This project is a second, five-year phase of the National Initiatives for Sustainable & Climate-smart Oil-Palm Smallholders (NI-SCOPS) programme, a flagship oil-palm production programme that is currently operating in partnership with the governments of Indonesia, Malaysia, Ghana, Nigeria and the Netherlands. The aim of NI-SCOPS is to ensure landscapes where oil palms are grown and managed sustainably, and smallholders measurably benefit from their inclusion in palm oil markets. NI-SCOPS Phase II proposes extending the programme’s implementation to Colombia and adding a focus on influential market countries and regions, namely India and Asia, the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU), particularly in the context of the impact of the forthcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR 2023 1115) and UK due diligence legislation on forest risk commodities. This project is being jointly funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (BZ).
Support to UIS - UNESCO Institute for Statistics Supporting UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) to track and generate learning data globally
Core funding to UNSPTF for the Resident Coordinator System To support reform of the UN development system so that it offers greater value for money, works as ‘One UN’, has a more targeted approach, is better aligned to the UN Charter across the system, and has stronger leadership. To achieve this through the provision of voluntary core funding to the Special Purpose Trust Fund (SPTF), managed by the UN Development Coordination Office (DCO). This provides flexible resource to Manage the Resident Coordinator (RC) System, through both guiding UN Resident Coordinators (RCs) and UN Country Teams (UNCTs), and shaping and supporting policy, programming and operations in country. Progress UN Reforms to ensure that the UNDS provides an effective, efficient and accountable response to the needs and priorities of the host country and people.
UKSIP - The UK Sustainable Infrastructure Programme Latin America To accelerate the implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions of key countries by catalysing and mobilising strategic private sector investments in sustainable infrastructure in Latin America. It supports partner countries to achieve their emission reduction commitments by mobilising private investment into low-carbon infrastructure. Public and private sector Technical Assistance, and blended finance investments. It works with four partner countries: Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru.
Climate Resilient and Sustainable Health Systems To support delivery of the COP26 health programme commitments and improve the climate-resilience and low-carbon sustainability of global health systems.
Building Legal Aid Movement Resilience to Strengthen Rule of Law, Human Rights, and Democracy This proposed FCDO-to-Indonesian people collaboration seeks to support Indonesia’s good practices through supporting a series of initiatives, including to establish anti-criminalisation center, training paramedia , and civil society consolidation by strengthening Democratic League. This proposal is part of a larger effort in project Strengthening the Rule of Law and Reverse the Regression of Democracy and Human Rights by Revitalizing the Structural Legal Aid Movement funded by Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Project funded by Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands shall fund these initiatives in 15 LBH while this proposed project will fund 3 in key areas of Bali, Medan, and Jakarta. The project seeks to enhance human rights defenders (HRDs) protection through increasing legal aid organizations’ capacity to provide better legal aid for HRDS as the host of the Anti-Criminalisation Center in their respective province, supporting pro-human rights and rule of law activism and grassroots organizations through capacity building for legal aid lawyers and community-based paramedia and consolidating civil society movements in advocating the strengthening of democracy, rule of law, and human rights by strengthening the Democratic League
World Bank Trust Fund to support ENCORE. To improve expenditure management at the Central level and in the project provinces of Kasai. The WBTF manages the delivery of the larger WB ENCORE programme through strategy workshops (PDIA), PEA and flexible TA. This aligns with the delivery of the PARI impact statement ‘DRC benefits from more democratic, accountable, inclusive and effective governance to deliver better pro-poor services and support lasting stability in DRC at a central level and in selected provinces.
Procurement of services for audits, reviews and research To support programme compliance on audits, reviews, and research as and when required.
CARICOM: Support for the publication and dissemination of the Environment and Natural Resources policy across the Caribbean Support for the publication and dissemination of the Caribbean Community's Environment and Natural Resources policy across the Caribbean region.
Supporting the establishment of sustainable economic activities (TEFOS Pillar 3) This activity (Supporting the establishment of sustainable economic activities (TEFOS Pillar 3)) is a component of Colombia: Forests, Communities & Sustainable Growth (Territorios Forestales Sostenibles) reported by FCDO and a budget of £11.This project benefits COLOMBIA.And works in the following sector(s): Forestry policy and administrative management.
Global Survivors Fund - multi-donor fund that supports survivors of sexual violence in conflict PSVI contribution to the Global Survivors Fund to support efforts to ensure access to reparations for survivors of CRSV. Part of three year grant agreement.
United Kingdom International Search and Rescue flights Rapid response flights for the provision of International Search and Rescue facilities to Morocco
Early Stakeholder Engagement - Amazon Catalyst for Forest People's Stewardship Costs associated with stakeholder engagement in the programme countries during the design phase of the Amazon Catalyst for Forest People's Stewardship programme.
International Partner Capacity Engagement To initiate engagement with the Brazilian system to assist on the progress with Climate and Health objectives alongside other relevant thematic areas, particularly in the lead up to the COP30.
Restoring Capacity at the Central Statistical Organisation This activity (Restoring Capacity at the Central Statistical Organisation ) is a component of CSSF Economic Stabilisation Project II reported by FCDO and a budget of £150,000.This project benefits YEMEN.And works in the following sector(s): Public sector policy and administrative management.
Emergency Cash and Voucher Support in Response to Earthquake in Haiti to meet  basic food and nutrition needs. This activity (Emergency Cash and Voucher Support in Response to Earthquake in Haiti to meet  basic food and nutrition needs.  ) is a component of Caribbean Humanitarian Assistance - Emergency Cash and Voucher Support in Response to the Volcano Eruption in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Earthquake in Haiti. reported by FCDO and a budget of £300,000.This project benefits HAITI.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Global Equality Project – Kaleidoscope Trust (ODA) The project is to help strengthen the inclusion of women and girls, LGBT+ people and other people experiencing multiple and often intersecting forms of discrimination that excluded them from democratic processes. The overall goal is for decision-makers and civic actors to make progress towards advancing gender equality and LGBT+ inclusion in ODA eligible countries.
Independent, accountable, meritocratic and professional recruitment in Kosovo Offer technical assistance to Kosovo recruitment panels in central and local level to design and implement fair and meritocratic recruitment processes for senior officials, inclusive to all genders and minority groups. Make the results of such meritocratic recruitments public so that decisions makers are able and willing to appoint highest performing candidates. Track and support successful appointees to bring about better governance in the institutions they lead with.
Democratic Governance Accountable Grant Zambia Programme aims to reform and strengthen key democratic institutions and processes; expand and protect civic space; deepen democracy and participation; deepen accountability, transparency and anti-corruption.
Trade Programme South Africa Supporting growth in trade through the provision of targeted solutions that include technical assistance, capacity building, and improved access to essential market information that can alleviate poverty and promote inclusive economic growth.
Electoral observation and civil society engagement for credible elections in DRC This project aims to contribute to transparent and credible elections in the DRC. This will be achieved through local elections observation and the dissemination of reports and communications with targeted, concrete, and realistic recommendations towards the improvement of DRC's electoral integrity.
Illicit finance study A scoping report for fiscal opportunities, improved mutual leagl assistance and threat assessment on illicit finance
MOL: Moldova Energy Security Activity (MESA) USAID The objective of the Moldova Energy Security Activity project implemented by the United States Agency for International Development, is to strengthen energy security in Moldova by: (1) advancing physical and market integration of the Moldovan energy sector with Europe; (2) increasing renewable energy integration; and also (3) increasing investment in energy efficiency and domestic power generation, particularly through increased adoption of renewable energy technologies. Long-term goals to diversify market sources will allow Moldova to select energy partners that help the country meet its clean energy goals, while also promoting energy security and improving climate resilience. The project will promote the adoption of green technologies in the energy sector and reduction fossil fuel consumption in Moldova, thus, will contribute significantly to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Moldova Energy Security Activity project will make a critical environmental contribution to Moldova by laying the groundwork for future investment in renewable energy generation and energy efficiency in Moldova.
Caribbean Advisory Support Costs (PFP, Caribbean) Advisory support in the the region to support the implementation of the Caribbean Climate Change Community Centre agreement and support co-ordination of in-region implementation of projects.
AZE: Young Agripreneurs (FSIC) The project implemented by Finance and Social Innovation Consulting will support poverty and inequality reduction by growing incomes for up to 500 farmers and by facilitating a new generation of 240 young agripreneurs through the promotion of innovative and sustainable farming techniques, technologies and digitalization and better engagement between the state and citizens through strengthened public and private dialogues. Project’s target groups will be Young women and men living in rural areas of southern region of Azerbaijan who are or want to engage in new generation of agripreneurship; rural households; agriculture value chain players.
Operational and venue costs for Ukraine Recovery Conference This component will cover venue and production costs for the Ukraine Recovery Conference
Addressing effects of sexual violence and ending stigma that survivors face in Kosovo Empowerment of women and girls through tackling Conflict Related Sexual Violence (CRSV), Gender Based Violence (GBV) and promoting women’s meaningful participation in decision-making processes.
Essential Equipment for Pitcairn Essential health care and communications equipment for the Island of Pitcairn. This will include medical equipment which will result in residents no longer needing to go off island for specific medical tests.
Supporting enabling conditions for sustainable agricultural commodities in Bolivia The project will strengthen existing governance mechanisms (roundtables) to enable Bolivia to shift towards more sustainable DCF soy and beef production. First, we will organise one event with international actors (e.g. 3 Keel/Soy Retail Group, microfinance companies) to highlight DCF commitments and initiatives in the region as well as how this can benefit the Bolivian soy sector. This event will aim to make DCF a central issue for the soy governance roundtable and will be organised with CAO (Agricultural chamber of Bolivia) and other soy sector organisations.       Second, we will facilitate a peer-to-peer learning exchange on sustainable beef value chains. This will draw on 10+ years of UK support for this sector in Colombia, including the current UK PACT/WWF project with Grupo Exito.  Through the exchange, cattle ranchers of the Federation of Cattle Ranchers of Santa Cruz , other beef producers, and retailers will learn about standards and practices involved in development of a sustainable beef value chain. Our expectation is that beef sector actors in Bolivia will then explore how to adapt this learning to their context.    As deforestation is the largest source of emissions, these actions will contribute to Bolivia´s efforts to deliver on its new NDC commitments, and the implementation of UK’s Amazon Pledge.
Heat Mitigation Strategy for Tamil Nadu This project, in collaboration with the state planning commission, will develop a Heat Mitigation Strategy for Tamil Nadu which will include a baseline assessment of the existing resources and mechanisms to address urban extreme heat, policy recommendations to address the issues at hand and propose an action plan to mitigate risks in case of any future extreme heat event.
Public Partnerships OfGem Inwards Secondments This activity (Public Partnerships OfGem Inwards Secondments) is a component of UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions  reported by FCDO and a budget of £99,374.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
UN Development Programme - Core Funding Annual un-earmarked regular resources to support the delivery of the UNDP strategy to: Eradicate poverty in all its forms and dimensions; Accelerate structural transformation for sustainable development; and Build resilience to crises and shocks.
Improve delivery of support to survivors in-country (UN Victim's Rights Advocate) Development and dissemination of new policy and advocacy documents, including the Victims’ Rights Statement and follow-up on the recommendations of the pilot project on mapping of services available to victims of sexual exploitation and abuse.
Enhancing civil society organisations' involvement in the Financial Action Task Force process in Kenya This activity (Enhancing civil society organisations' involvement in the Financial Action Task Force process in Kenya ) is a component of Kenya Anti-corruption Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £47,292.This project benefits KENYA.And works in the following sector(s): Democratic participation and civil society.
Ukraine Humanitarian Response Programme This programme supports life-saving interventions and protection for vulnerable people, including women and children, refugees and those internally displaced within Ukraine. This multi-sectoral programme supports a range of partner interventions in cash/food, medical, water and hygiene, education and shelter support, logistics, and gender-based violence, protection and anti-trafficking. This programme also provides in-kind items to partner governments, and contracts humanitarian expertise to enable an effective response and push for sufficient humanitarian access.
Risk Informed Early Action Partnership(Core REAP) The Risk-informed Early Action Partnership (REAP) was launched by the UK at the UN Climate Action Summit in 2019 and aims to make one billion people safer from climate-related disasters by 2025.      REAP uses a unique partnership model, working through 76 partners comprising governments, UN agencies, civil society, academia, technical working groups and a Board. This collaborative approach brings together the development, humanitarian, and climate communities to effectively scale up early warning and early action efforts.      The proposed £4m will support REAP's activities, including covering the costs of the Secretariat team and their advocacy work to build political commitment for REAP's four ambitious targets. It will also enable the implementation of Early Warning and Early Action projects by the Red Cross Red Crescent, informed by REAP's upcoming mid-term Stocktake.
Empowering women and girls - SEWA intervention Strengthening the young women of salt pan workers to bring out as being bonded labourers
Supporting a localised humanitarian response to build resilience in Ukraine Through the British Red Cross (BRC) support the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) One Plan 2023-2025 focusing on humanitarian action, resilience and recovery  in Ukraine as well as supporting a strong national society. The one plan will also support the strengthening URCS’s role as a leading auxiliary partner in addressing humanitarian crises and recovery in Ukraine.
Promote and strengthen a range of reporting mechanisms This activity (Promote and strengthen a range of reporting mechanisms) is a component of Supporting Survivors and Victims of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,400,519.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls.
Response to the impact of climate change on access to quality health and education services for the poorest. The project will commit to rehabilitation of facilities based on needs identified in an assessment process with the aim to improve climate resilience, mitigate against the impacts of climate change and limit the facilities contribution to air pollution and carbon emissions. Interventions under this activity may include boreholes for reliable water access, solarisation of energy supply, improvements to sanitation, revisions to air flow and classroom/clinic set up to control temperature, flood protection, minor refurbishments to support climate resilience and environmental sustainability. The project will also strengthen technical capacity at the facility and community level, for local operation & maintenance of WASH facilities and infrastructure towards mitigation of climate impacts, and on awareness and planning for climate risks, mitigations and adaption.
Pillar 3 -CDEL- Promoting sustainable alternative livelihoods in deforestation hotspots As part of Pillar 3 activities, TEFOS will provide support for local communities and entrepreneurships to acquire basic capital items to promote sustainable forest management and NTFPs production in selected areas. This could include supporting the construction of relevant infrastructure and logistic services for communities to be able to harness forests commodities.
Support to Peacebuilding in Darfur, Sudan The project aims to engage with civil society organisations (CSOs) in South and North Darfur to assist community leaders, and CBOs, to strengthen peaceful co-existence and social cohesion, resist the war and militarisation of communities, mitigate violence, and address insecurity through supporting credible CSOs. The partnering CSOs will disburse  micro-grants to the local groups that they help mobilise to deliver solutions-focused initiatives. These  initiatives will address the priority issues identified by their constituencies, including other CSOs,  women and youth groups, traditional authorities, and faith groups.
GEO: Building the Capacity of Civil Society to Mitigate Election Crises (IFES) The 2024 Georgia parliamentary elections present an important opportunity for Georgian democratic stakeholders to strengthen electoral integrity, prevent democratic backsliding, and reduce corrosive dialogue. The International Foundation for Electoral Systems will partner with local civil society organisations to bolster their ability to navigate and adapt to Georgia’s challenging and fluid political environment; engage with citizens and stakeholders; and deliver meaningful oversight of political actors and electoral processes. The International Foundation for Electoral Systems will provide training on elections technology; tailored information and education for voters; and enhanced civil society organisations capacity to identify and respond to electoral crises approaches ahead of the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Global Equality Project - Kaleidoscope Trust - 2022/23 (ODA) The Global Equality Project activities to be delivered by Kaleidoscope Trust in 2022/23 in ODA eligible countries
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Internal Risk Facility - Undisclosed Partner SHRP B This activity (Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Internal Risk Facility - Undisclosed Partner SHRP B) is a component of Syria Humanitarian Response Programme (SHRP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £11,824,710.This project benefits SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services, Education policy and administrative management.
UK Contribution to the Reserve Account of the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST) This payment is a contribution of up to £50mn to the reserve account of the International Monetary Fund's Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST). The RST is a new lending facility to support low and middle-income countries foster resilience to macroeconomically-critical challenges including climate change, energy resilience, and pandemic preparedness, through long-term concessional lending. This ODA grant contribution will provide the reserves required to facilitate 1.8bn Special Drawing Rights (about £2bn) of lending to the Loan Account of the RST.
Humanitarian Response in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique (Phase III) The objective of the project is to empower resilient individuals and communities in northern Mozambique. IOM will address acute needs of displaced and vulnerable migrants in Cabo Delgado, propose a comprehensive and integrated intervention, with the main purpose to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by disasters driven by natural hazards and conflict.