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Guatemala - Tuberculosis - World Vision International Guatemala - Tuberculosis - World Vision International - WV - HQ.
Intensification of HIV prevention, detection, and care amongst key populations in prioritized municipalities Guatemala - HIV - Institute of Nutrition of Central America and Panama (INCAP) - INCAP.  This program has the following goals: Contribute to the reduction of new HIV infections in key populations through combination prevention programs that include BCC, condoms, lubricants, provision of HIV testing and PrEP. Increase the capacity to diagnose new cases by increasing screening coverage and expanding the provision of self-testing.  / Contribuir a la reducción de nuevas infecciones por VIH en poblaciones clave a través de programas de prevención combinada que incluyan CCC, condones, lubricantes, oferta de la prueba de VIH y PrEP. Aumentar la capacidad del diágnostico de nuevos casos con el aumento de coberturas para el tamizaje y expansión de la oferta de la autoprueba..  Contribute to the reduction of HIV mortality through timely access to antiretroviral treatment and care and control services with comprehensive care.. / Contribuir a la reducción de la mortalidad por VIH a través del acceso oportuno a Tratamiento Antirretroviral y servicios de cuidado y control con una atención integral..  Contribute to the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV through increased prenatal care with HIV screening and timely and effective linkage to HIV care and support. / Contribuir a la eliminación de la trasmisión del VIH madre-hijo a través del aumento de lal atención prenatal con tamizaje de VIH y vinculación oportuna y efectiva a la atención y cuidados de VIH ..  Contribute to the reduction of stigma and discrimination against key populations living with HIV in health services and contribute to a legal framework that guarantees respect for the human rights of these populations. / Contribuir a la reducción del estigma y discriminación hacía las poblaciones clave y que vivien con VIH en los servicios de salud y contribuir a un marco legal que garantice el respeto a los derechos humanos de estas poblaciones.. The objectives of this program are: Reduce the number of new HIV infections in populations of Men who have Sex with Men (MSM), Transgender Women (TRANS) and People in prisons. / Reducir el número de nuevas infecciones por VIH en poblaciones de Hosmbres que tienen Sexo con Hombres (HSH), Mujeres Trans (TRANS) y Personas Privadas de Libertad (PPL).  Timely Access to Antiretroviral Treatment (ART) / Acceso oportuno al Tratamiento Antirretroviral (TARV)..  Elimination of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV through prenatal care and HIV screening and Antiretroviral Treatment (ART) for pregnant women. / Eliminación de la Trasmisión Materno Infantil del VIH a través de la atención prenatal y tamizaje para VIH y Tratamiento Antirretroviral (TARV) a la embarazada..  Reduction of stigma and discrimination towards key populations. /  Reducción del estigma y discriminación hacía las poblaciones clave
Strengthen DOTS Strategy within the Framework of the New Strategy: Stop TB Guatemala - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health and Social Assistance of the Republic of Guatemala - MSPAS.  This program has the following goals: Reducir la prevalencia, incidencia y mortalidad por tuberculosis en todas sus formas en el país.// Reduce the prevalence, incidence and mortality of all forms of tuberculosis in the country.. The objectives of this program are: Fortalecer la detección y diagnóstico precoz de la TB y TB-FR, sobretodo en grupos de alto riesgo por medio de uso de pruebas moleculares y otros medios de diagnostico rapidos. //Strengthen the early detection and diagnosis of TB and DR-TB, especially in high-risk groups through the use of molecular tests and other means of rapid diagnosis..  Mejorar el éxito de tratamiento de las personas con TB y TB-FR, con el soporte centrado en el paciente. // Improve treatment success for people with TB and DR-TB, with patient-centered support.  Disminuir la carga de tuberculosis entre personas que viven con VIH y de VIH en afectados con tuberculosis.// Reduce the burden of tuberculosis among people living with HIV and HIV among those affected with tuberculosis.  Mejorar el cumplimiento de las actividades preventivas contra la TB. // Improve compliance of TB prevention activities
Guatemala - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health and Social Assistance of the Republic of Guatemala Guatemala - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health and Social Assistance of the Republic of Guatemala - MSPAS.
Transition towards elimination, prevention of reintroduction and sustainability of the malaria response in Guatemala Guatemala - Malaria - Inter-American Development Bank - IDB.  This program has the following goals: Achieve interruption of malaria autochthonous cases by Plasmodium vivax by 2024 // Lograr la interrupción de casos autóctonos de malaria por Plasmodium vivax para año 2024..  Maintain the interruption of Plasmodium falciparum in the country and monitor the introduction of foreign species // Mantener la interrupción de Plasmodium falciparum en el país y vigilar la introducción de especies foraneas.. The objectives of this program are: All malaria patients detected, diagnosed, started their treatment, investigated and carried out the reactive search for response cases in 7 days, and vector control actions started when appropriate. // Todos los pacientes con malaria detectados, diagnosticados, iniciado su tratamiento, investigados y realizada la búsqueda reactiva de casos respuesta en 7 dias, e iniciadas las acciones control vectorial cuando corresponda..  People from stratum 4 populations (some from 3) use Integrated Vector Management strategies. // Las personas de las poblaciones del estrato 4 (algunas del 3) utilizan las estrategias Manejo Integrado de Vectores..  Strengthened surveillance system, which provides epidemiological, parasitological and entomological data at all levels to enhance the implementation of surveillance as an intervention to prevent the reestablishment of malaria transmission. //  Sistema de vigilancia fortalecido, que provee datos epidemiológico, parasitológicos y entomológicos en todos los niveles para favorecer la implementación de la vigilancia como intervención para evitar el restablecimiento de la transmisión de la malaria..  Governance and leadership have been strengthened at different levels to lead the malaria elimination response. // Se ha fortalecido la gobernanza y el liderazgo en los distintos niveles para conducir la respuesta de eliminación de la malaria..  The elimination of indigenous cases of malaria is maintained and the conditions have been established to prevent re-establishment. // Se mantiene la eliminación de casos autóctonos de malaria y se han establecido las condiciones para evitar el restablecimiento.
Intensification of Activities in Prevention and Integrated Care among Vulnerable Groups and in Priority Areas in Guatemala Guatemala has the third highest HIV prevalence in Central America (0.8 percent) after Belize and Panama. In 2009 62,000 people were living with HIV, double the figure for 2001 according to the UNAIDS Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic 2010. The epidemic is concentrated in groups with behaviors that expose them to a high risk of HIV infection such as men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, male and female sex workers and their clients, and in other vulnerable groups such as prisoners. This Rolling Continuation Channel grant finances the continuation of the Round 3 program and is implemented by two Principal Recipients – one from the public sector and one from the nongovernmental sector. In addition to scaling up Round 3 activities, the program supported by this grant introduces new strategies to reach more people with fewer resources. The program concentrates on reaching most-at-risk populations and people living with the disease, and on extending prevention services to their sexual partners.
Guatemala - HIV - World Vision International Guatemala - HIV - World Vision International - WV - HQ.
Guatemala - Malaria - World Vision International Guatemala - Malaria - World Vision International - WV - HQ.
A multi stakeholder approach to support the implementation of national strategies to reach Malaria elimination in Guatemala by 2022 Guatemala - Malaria - Ministry of Health and Social Assistance of the Republic of Guatemala - MSPAS.
Containing the spread of HIV in Guatemala: Intensification of preventive and comprehensive care srvices for vulnerable groups and priority zones Guatemala has the third highest HIV prevalence in Central America (0.8 percent) after Belize and Panama. In 2009 62,000 people were living with HIV, double the figure for 2001 according to the UNAIDS Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic 2010. The epidemic is concentrated in groups with behaviors that expose them to a high risk of HIV infection such as men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, male and female sex workers and their clients, and in other vulnerable groups such as prisoners. This Rolling Continuation Channel grant finances the continuation of the Round 3 program and is implemented by two Principal Recipients – one from the public sector and one from the nongovernmental sector. In addition to scaling up Round 3 activities, the program supported by this grant introduces new strategies to reach more people with fewer resources. The program concentrates on reaching most-at-risk populations and people living with the disease, and on extending prevention services to their sexual partners.
Containing the spread of HIV in Guatemala: Intensification of preventive and comprehensive care services for vulnerable groups and priority zones Guatemala - HIV - Humanist Institute for Co-operation with Developing Countries - HIVOS - Guatemala.
RURAL ENVIRONMENTAL CADASTRE AND FIRE PREVENTION IN PIAUÃ STATE PROJECT <span style="font-family:times new roman,serif; font-size:8pt">The</span><span style="font-family:times new roman,serif; font-size:8pt"> Project&rsquo;s main objective is to promote the reduction of climate change impacts in the Cerrado of Southern Piau&iacute; State by: (i) promoting the environmental regularization of landholdings in the targeted municipalities; and (ii) preventing and combating forest fires through the integration of local actors and promoting the adoption of sustainable production practices in the targeted municipalities. </span>
ProCerrado Federal Project The Project development objective is to enhance the capacity of the Ministry of Environment to establish integrated forest fire man agement and landholdingsâ€™ registration in selected areas of the Cerrado.
Rural Environmental Cadastre and Fire Prevention in Bahia State Project <span style="font-size:12px"><span style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif">The Project&rsquo;s main objective is to promote the reduction of climate change impacts in the Cerrado of the west of the Bahia State by: (i) promoting the environmental regularization of landholdings in the targeted municipalities and support actions to promote recovery of environmental liabilities; and (ii) strengthening the State&rsquo;s capacity to prevent and combat forest fires through the integration of local actors and promoting the adoption of sustainable production practices in the targeted municipalities. </span></span>
Brazil Cerrado Climate Change Mitigation Single Donor Trust Fund The program aims to reduce the rates of deforestation and make agriculture more sustainable. It will support registration of land  under the Rural Environmental Register to ensure compliance with the Brazilian Forest Code (requiring that a percentage of private rural land holdings are maintained with the native vegetation); provide technical assistance on sustainable agricultural practices and natural resource management, which is also an incentive to participate; and support measures to prevent and deal with forest fires.
Platform of Monitoring and Warning of Forest Fires in the Cerrado The Project&#39;s main objective is to facilitate the monitoring, analysis and early detection of forest fires by using the TERRA-MA&sup2;-Queimadas to support decision making among environmental managers in the  Cerrado Biome</em>.&nbsp;
LDC/SIDS Portfolio Project: Capacity Building for Sustainable Land Management in Jamaica NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conserving Biodiversity and Reducing Land Degradation Using an Integrated Landscape Approach To enhance conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services through mainstreaming of biodiversity into planning policies and practices into Jamaicaâ€™s productive landscapes [3]  and key sectors.

[3] The project landscape includes almost exclusively the proposed Cockpit Country PA (IUCN category â€œProtected Landscapeâ€) and Stepheny Johnâ€™s Vale FR. The project landscape can be a considered as a productive landscape with extensive areas of production forests (hardwood and pine), agriculture and tree crops, agro-forestry, slash and burn agriculture, NTFP collection, etc, with various development sectors (agriculture, environment, forestry, water resources, tourism, etc.) and parish and local governments operating within the landscape. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Piloting Natural Resource Valuation within Environmental Impact Assessments NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Developing the national ABS legal, policy and institutional framework in Jamaica to effectively implement the Nagoya Protocol To strengthen the national policy, legal and institutional framework on access and benefit sharing of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge in accordance with the provisions of the Nagoya Protocol Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. There are many direct project beneficiaries. First, MHURECC, sector and Parish staff and community members will improve their knowledge and skills in access and benefit sharing and the wise and profitable use of its genetic resources. This will be achieved through the project’s capacity-building program for about 400 trainees (of whom 40% would be likely to be women) and through participation the development of policy and legislation for access and benefit sharing. Gender mainstreaming will be an important consideration for the successful implementation of the project. While some gender disparities still exist in areas of training opportunities, participation and decision making, in the project, special measures have been included in the project to incentivise and prioritise women’s engagement, as well as ensuring that gender is mainstreamed in policies, regulations and practices relating to ABS in the country.However, on the longer-term, local socio-economic benefits could potentially accrue to the communities o that reside in the country and are the holders of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge. Through the support for policy, legislation and institutional structures for ABS in the country, the project will institute legal and administrative mechanisms that will enable community and special interest groups who are custodians of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge to directly benefit from their conservation efforts. Such benefits would accrue through partnership arrangements between public and private sector and local communities for bio-prospecting and commercialization of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge. The overall intent of the project is to develop an ABS framework for access and benefit sharing of the country’s genetic resources to generate economic benefit to the nation as a whole, its people, business firms and local and indigenous communities, in the form of business, employment, technology transfer and capacity development.
Demand Side Management Demonstration NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LGGE Promoting Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Buildings in Jamaica NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Jamaica Mangroves Plus: Protection and Sustainable Management of Jamaicaâ€™s Mangrove Ecosystems and Biodiversity To support the implementation of the National Mangrove Management Plan for promoting a biodiversity-positive approach towards sustainable management of mangrove ecosystems Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 1. The contributions of mangrove ecosystems to human well-being are interrelated to their direct ecological benefits. Mangroves are of great importance for their role as a wildlife habitat and nursery area for birds, shrimp, crabs, and fish as well as the support they provide to coastal communities' for the supply of seafood for local consumption or as part of a business[1]. Additionally, mangroves provide shoreline protection, habitat for crocodiles, recreation, charcoal production, timber, and fence posts. Mangroves also provide a haven for boat and equipment shelter for fishers during hurricanes and other weather events.  2. Mangroves form a part of the physical shoreline protection and ecological defense of many countries and are particularly essential for island nations. The Caribbean as a whole, and certainly Jamaica, has special relationships with mangroves. Many coastal communities owe their survival to the resilience of mangroves. It has been reported that mangroves provide perhaps hundreds of uses but as a defense against the vagaries of tropical hurricanes for that reason alone mangroves are to be celebrated. The buffer location, at the edge of the land and the sea, makes for a dynamic mix of benefits that society requires for biodiversity and sustenance.   3. Under this context, the present project aims to increase and maintain the provision of these ecosystem services by providing direct support to the conservation of 7,600 ha of mangroves (GEF Core Indicator 4.1), the restoration of 2,212 ha (GEF Core Indicator 3.4) and the designation of 4,297 ha as protected areas (GEF Core Indicator 1.1). These actions will provide direct benefits to 400 people (50% women) and indirect benefits to a total of a least 18,194 registered fisher folks in Jamaica.           [1] https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/357921613108097096/pdf/Forces-of-Nature-Assessment-and-Economic-Valuation-of-Coastal-Protection-Services-Provided-by-Mangroves-in-Jamaica.pdf
Deployment of Renewable Energy and Improvement of Energy Efficiency in the Public Sector NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening the Operational and Financial Sustainability of the National Protected Area System NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Supporting Sustainable Transportation through the Shift to Electric Mobility in Jamaica Development of resilient and low emission public and private transportation systems in Jamaica. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 121. (Prodoc §149-§151) The Project will deliver social, economic and environmental benefits as a result of the envisioned technical assistance activities and the demonstration pilot. These include: (a) direct energy savings (GJ) from increased efficiency of eMobility (well-to-wheel) and associated costs savings (USD) for the EV operator; (b) reduced emissions of Other Atmospheric Contaminants (OACs) in urban areas, which reliefs public health risks associated with baseline IEC vehicle emissions; (c) development of innovative businesses contributing to economic growth and job creation; and (d) enhanced quality and user experiences for commuters in the KMTR.  122. A robust methodology for quantification of indicated socio-economic benefits in Jamaica is currently not in place; aspects such as impact on public health and business and employment (the eMobility “ecosystem”) will expectedly be assessed as inputs for the national eMobility policy. The Strategic Framework for Electric Mobility (MSET, 2019) presents scenarios in function of EV penetration levels, which depends on (autonomous) market demand influenced by price incentives for EVs and energy, including tax stimuli. The proposed optimum scenario “Jamaica goes electric” would translate into 12% EV share of private vehicle fleet by 2030 and 16% EV share of the public fleet. The accumulated GHG emission reductions would amount to about 3 million tons CO2eq, by 2030.[1]  123. The direct and indirect fossil fuel savings ascribed to the GEF Project accrue to 1,761,000 GJ with an associated energy cost reduction of USD63.0 million, over a 10-year period (2025-2035). Based on an effective annual public transport offer of 582 million km-seats, an average commuter demand of 1,800 km-seat per year[2], and a GEF causality factor of 60%, the group of passengers reached by the Project, who would be using EVs, would be about 273,000 (with and uncertainty margin of the order of +/- 50%). The direct beneficiary group consists of the UWI campus populace (14,000 women and 6,000 men, approximately).               [1] Strategic Framework for Electric Mobility (MSET, 2019), p.8.      [2] Assuming a commuter 5 times per week over 4 km, back and forth, during 45 weeks/year.
Integrated Management of the Yallahs River and Hope River Watersheds NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening HIV AIDS treatment & care Ruedi Luethy Foundation (RLF) uses a nurse-led and doctor-supervised approach to provide comprehensive care and treatment to HIV patients. Through its Newlands Clinic Training Centre (NCTC), human capital in Southern Africa for Opportunistic lnfections/Anti-Retroviral Therapy (01/ART) management is strengthened and mortality due to AIDS related illnesses is reduced. RLF is a pillar of best practice in HIV management and care and the single biggest contributor to Swiss visibility within the local context. Consideration of Climate Change dimension on the project. Phase 3 will also integrate climate change, disaster risk and environmental degradation measures in the overall programming for RLF to mitigate risks from extreme weather (e.g. heat waves, hailstorms, droughts, soil erosion, water pollution, waste disposal related hazards, etc):NC plans to install a solar system for all its clinic operations to counter the current electricity shortages in Zimbabwe. Efforts to put in place other climate smart innovations including rainwater harvesting systems at NC will be explored.
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