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Environmental and Social Capacity Building for the Energy Sector The development objective of the project would be to: Improve the management of and the accountability for environmental and social issues related to large infrastructure investments, with an initial focus on the energy sector. 
 The Project would initially focus capacity building efforts towards the energy sector, in support of the Energy Sector Development Project.  The mobilization of supplemental resources to more explicitly address issues in the mining and transport sectors would be explored during the project's mid-term review. 
 The expected long-term benefits of the project are to: (i) reduce the negative externalities of large infrastructure projects, and (ii) develop a transparent, stable and fair framework for managing environmental and social risks that should comfort large infrastructure investments, and (iii) institutionalizes information flows between the populations affected by large infrastructure projects and other stakeholders, and political decision-makers.
CM-Urban and Water Development Support Project The project development objective is to increase access of the urban population, particularly those living in low-income settlements, to basic infrastructure and services, including water supply. To achieve this objective, the project will (i) assist the various stakeholders of urban development in the preparation and implementation of tools and investments designed to increase access to services to as large a number of beneficiaries as possible; and (ii) support and facilitate the implementation of the public-private partnership in the provision of urban water services.
CAMEROON Education Reform Support Project The Project Development Objective is to improve equitable access to quality basic education, with a focus on selected disadvantaged areas
Hydropower Development on the Sanaga River Technical Assistance Project The Project development objective is to improve the Recipient's institutional capacity for a sustainable development of hydroelectric resources on the Sanaga River Basin.
Cameroon Social Safety Nets The project development objective (PDO) is to support the establishment of a basic national safety net system including piloting targeted cash transfers and public works programs for the poorest and most vulnerable people in participating areas within the Recipient's territory.
Education Development Capacity Building Project The objective of the restructured project is to develop and apply management and learning tools for use by government andcommunities to improve efficiency and accountability of the Cameroon education sector.
Valorization of Investments in the Valley of the Logone To improve irrigation and drainage services and agricultural production in the irrigated areas of the Logone Valley
Fiscal Consolidation and Inclusive Growth DPO The Operation will help Cameroon adjust to the oil price shock by: (i) supporting structural reforms to reduce the fiscal deficit while protecting the poor;  and (ii) strengthening competitiveness of the non-oil economy. Board Schedule Comments
CM-Agricultural Competitiveness Project Increase the competitiveness of beneficiary producer organizations working on target value chains.
Cameroon Transport Sector Development Project The PDO is to: (a) strengthen transport planning; (b) improve transport efficiency and safety on the Babadjou-Bamenda section of the Yaounde - Bamenda transport corridor; and (c) enhance safety and security at selected airports.
Adaptive Safety Nets and Economic Inclusion Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to: (i) expand the coverage and shock-responsive capacity of the safety nets system for poor households, and (ii) increase access to income-generation and entrepreneurship support opportunities for youth in urban areas.
Secondary Education and Skills Development Project Increase equitable access to quality general secondary education and market-relevant skills development programs, with a focus on girls
Electricity Transmission and Reform Project The project development objective is to improve the capacity, efficiency, and reliability of Cameroonâs national electricitytransmission network.
Cameroon COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Project To prevent, detect and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthen national systems for public health preparedness in selected regions in Cameroon.
Acceleration of the Digital Transformation of Cameroon Project The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to increase digital inclusion and the use of digital agricultural solutions by selected agricultural value chain actors.
CAMEROON - Strengthening Public Sector Effectiveness and Statistical Capacity Project The project development objective is to improve the effectiveness of public spending in selected sectors and strengthen the statistics system for evidence-based decision making.
Emergency Project to Combat the Food Crisis in Cameroon The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to strengthen food and nutrition security and increase resilience to climate shocks of targeted households and producers.
CM- Rural Electricity Access Project  for Underserved Regions The Project Development Objective is to increase electricity  access in Underserved  Regions of  Cameroon.
CM-Community Development Program Support Project Phase-II The Project Development Objective is to improve delivery of priority basic services (in targeted communes, and  extend the ongoing process of decentralization to new regions. The main beneficiaries will be the communes and communities supported during PNDP I (155) plus 167 non covered communes, in which 110 in the five new regions.
Cameroon First Fiscal, Inclusive and Sustainable Growth DPF The development objective is to: (i) improve fiscal sustainability, governance, and public sector management; (ii) strengthen human capital, and women's economic empowerment; and (iii) lay the foundations for sustainable infrastructure development.
Valorization of Investments in the Valley of the Benue To provide sustainable irrigation and drainage services and improve agricultural production in irrigated areas of the Benue valley
CM - Lom Pangar Hydropower Proj. (FY12) The project development objective of the proposed LPHP is to increase hydropower generation capacity and reduce seasonal variability of water flow in the Sanaga River and to increase access to electricity.
CM-Sanitation Project To improve planning and management of the Recipient's sanitation sector as well as toprovide access to sanitation services through pilot approaches in selected areas.
The Agriculture Investment and Market Development Project To support the transformation of low productivity, subsistence-oriented cassava, maize and sorghum sub-sectors into commercially-oriented and competitive value chains in four agro-ecological areas.
Cameroon Power Sector Reform Program The Program's Development Objective is to improve financial performance and transparency of the electricity sector, and increase access to electricity in Cameroon.
Douala Urban Mobility Project The Project Development Objective is to improve urban mobility and support inclusive urban and economic development along selected Bus Rapid Transit corridors and its feeder lines in Douala.
Cameroon Mining Sector Technical Assistance Project The PDO is to improve (i) the efficiency and transparency of mining sector management and (ii) the frameworks for sustainable mining development.
Flood Emergency Project The PDO is to rehabilitate key hydraulic infrastructure and improve disaster-preparedness in target areas in the Far North Region of Cameroon.
Livestock Development Project The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to improve productivity of selected livestock production systems and the commercialization of their products for the targeted beneficiaries, and to provide immediate and effective response in the event of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
Community Development Program Support Project-Phase III The development objective of phase 3 (PNDP III) is to strengthen local public finance management and participatory development processes in communes for the delivery of quality and sustainable social and economic infrastructure.
Improving Governance for Sustainable Indigenous Community Livelihoods in Forested Areas The development objective of this grant is to improve the livelihoods of 250 indigenous communities (targeted to members) located in Indonesia's ten main forest provinces, and to improve the capacity of indigenous communities to participate in and benefit from, national, and international forest policy developments.
Egypt Child Labor Prevention Grant The strategic objective will be achieved as follows: Working children will have access to education and health services; and potential child laborers will be identified for integration into schools. Child employers will be provided adequate knowledge on safety measurements and safety requirements in the work place and potential harms of child labor. Families will be identified for expanding access to existing microfinance or safety net schemes conditional on school enrollment of their children. Capacity and knowledge of local NGOs and local education and health authorities will be increased to build on this experience and manage larger scale projects in other governorates. Relevant lessons from this community based "bottom up" approach will be shared widely with key government authorities and decision makers to allow for targeted, sustainable interventions.
JSDF BZ Promoting Sustainable Natural Resource-based Livelihoods The PDO is to promote viable and sustainable natural resource-based livelihoods for Participating Communities in Belize and therebyreducing anthropogenic pressures on key natural resources.
Small Farmer Vulnerability Reduction Initiative The objective of the Grant is to provide immediate and urgent assistance to at least 1100 small farmers in Grenada to cope with therecent global financial and food crisis and weather fluctuations through the provision of incentives for purchasing improved agriculture input, water management technology, and adoption of improved livestock practices.
Strengthening Community Mobilization and Local Council Service Delivery in the Post-Ebola Context The Project Development Objective is to respond to the post-Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) needs at the local level in Sierra Leone by bu ilding community resilience through EVD sensitization efforts and social mobilization activities in the districts most affected by t he disease.
Emergency Response to the Tsunami Affected Communities in Southern Thailand This proposal has been developed as an emergency response to the December 26, 2004 Tsunami affected communities in the six southern provinces  of Thailand. Thus, the proposal provides a broad flexible framework for affected communities to come up with specific activities that respond to their immediate and medium-term needs.
Second Poverty Alleviation Fund Project The original Project Development Objective for the PPAF-II remains unchanged: to reduce the incidence of poverty in the country through provision of resources and services to the poor, especially women. The additional financing for social mobilization enables key PPAF partner Organizations (POs) to expand their social mobilization programs to cover an additional one million poor rural households in 25 of the poorest districts of the country and provide a foundation for the expansion of Pakistan's poverty reduction agenda through PPAF and the PPAF-III project. PPAF's POs will mobilize approximately 50,000 Community Organizations (COs), which federate at Union Council levels, to form Local Support Organizations (LSO), and higher level in order to access public and private development resources and services and to link communities more effectively to local government and the private sector. A leadership cadre of 250,000 women and men will be trained to manage the COs and federations and to manage the linkages with outside organizations for long term sustainability. Restructuring of the additional financing in July 2009 introduced additional outcomes on community infrastructure and market linkages including, including the provision of 1,200 new infrastructure schemes and skills training for at least 1,000 individuals in the four districts of the Sindh Coastal Area development (SCAD) program.
Kecamatan Development Project 3B KDP3 has the overall development objectives of reducing poverty and improving local level governance in rural Indonesia.
Delivering Maternal Child Health Care to Vulnerable Populations in Swaziland The objectives of this recipient executed grant are to: (i) test innovative approaches to bring essential maternal and child health(MCH) care to vulnerable populations, including orphans and vulnerable children (OVC); and (ii) improve accessibility, affordability and quality of maternal, neonatal and child care at the community level.
Mongolia Improving Primary Education Outcomes for the most vulnerable children in rural Mongolia The objective of the Project is to improve the education outcomes of the most vulnerable children (aged 5 to 10) in four educationally underperforming and underserved rural provinces of Mongolia.
Participatory Farm-level Irrigation Modernization The project will pilot more participatory approaches for modernizing farm-level irrigation and cropping practices by targeting about 5,000 small-scale farmers with an estimated irrigation area of 2,800 ha (7,000 feddan) in Egypt's Nile Delta.
Improving Quality Basic Educ for Ethnic Minority Children in Three Disadvantaged Provinces The project aims to support children aged 5 to 14 from ethnic minority communities in three provinces of Vietnam to complete a quali ty primary education and continue their education in lower secondary school.
Supporting Psychosocial Health and Resilience in Liberia The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to respond to the intermediate psychosocial and mental health impact of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) crisis and to build long-term psychosocial health and resilience at the individual and community levels in project target areas.
Results Based Financing for Sanitation and Hygiene The project objective is to improve the sanitation and hygiene practices an estimated 112,500 poor and vulnerable persons in four districts of northern Ghana. This would be achieved through a RBF and innovative approaches in sanitation like the Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) and the Village Savings and Loans Schemes (VSLAs) which puts more emphasis on the resourcefulness of the communities to make more effective use of funds and stimulates demand and investing in water, sanitation and hygiene services.
Natural Resource Mgmt & Tribal The primary objective of this pilot project is to explore innovative approaches to improve the livelihoods of poor forest dependant communities by strengthening their access to and control over natural resources including state-owned forests. The expected outcomes include 1) increased capacity of  traditional community and Panchayat institutions to exercise their rights and responsibilities in forest management and decentralized natural resources planning; 2) improved coordination among service providers (state forest department, tribal institutions/local panchayats, NGOs, other line agencies); 3) stakeholders explore new roles, skills, and incentives to support, regulate, and monitor participatory natural resources management ; 4) new opportunities to access and market forest and non-forest products are identified; and 5) expanded forest resources provide increasing returns (usufruct to communities and ecosystem services to society) over time. The proposed operation is expected to cover a number of states in the "Tribal belt" of Central India (which states and how many will be determined through a process of dialogue with state governments in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, and West Bengal). The project is expected to be composed of stand-alone state level operations and include a small centrally implemented component to address issues of forest policy development and sectoral monitoring and evaluation.
Water Resources & Irrigation Sector Management Program For WISMP 1, which is Phase I of the APL  (a)   Water allocation, water quality and water conservation improved in Project basins, and river infrastructure better maintained, through strengthened capacity for planning and management; and investments. (b)   Sector governance enhanced, and sector fiscal sustainability strengthened, nationally, and in Project basins, through setting up Water Resources Councils; ensuring stakeholders involvement; unbundling of operational tasks, and Private Sector Participation; and improved cost recovery. (c)   Increased agricultural productivity and improved performance of irrigation, based on participatory irrigation management, through setting up and strengthening WUAFs; strengthening restructured Dinas PUP of local government; financing rehabilitation and improvement of existing irrigation schemes; and facilitating access to agricultural support services and micro-credit.
CRISIS RESPONSE EMPLOYMENT AND HUMAN CAPITAL SOCIAL SAFETY NET The objective of the Project is to support the piloting of an innovative integrated safety net for poor and vulnerable households that would combine a workfare program with social assistance for nutrition using community-driven and participatory approaches as well as capacity building interventions by: (i) generating short-term job opportunities for the poor and vulnerable; and (ii) improvingnutrition practices by enhancing knowledge, attitude and practices on water management, hygiene, food handling and childcare among participating householdsâ€™ pre-school children and pregnant and lactating women.
IQ-Youth Livelihoods  Development in Southern Iraq The objective of this project is to support 3,000 unemployed young people (aged 16-24) who have dropped out of school or who are working in the informal sector in three governorates in Southern Iraq (Basra, Thiqar and Missan) to access opportunities for positive engagement and sustainable livelihoods through community development approaches. The project addresses the difficult situation of young men and women in Iraq, who, especially in the south of the country, face challenges in accessing opportunities for employment, as well as for developing skills for employment. The current official national unemployment rate is 18.2% according o the CIA World Fact book 2009 - in Southern Iraq, this figure is estimated to be much higher, specially for young women.
Access to Information and Downward Accountability in the Dominican Republic The grant will support vulnerable and marginalized groups (locally identified) within communities to benefit from the Access to Info rmation law in Dominican Republic. In particular, the grant will strengthen the capacity of vulnerable groups to express their voice , participate in policy discussion, demand accountability and monitor government services that are key for increased social inclusio n and for reducing extreme poverty. Access to Information laws are a key tool for strengthening democratic governance. However, citi zens from major cities are usually the main beneficiaries and vulnerable groups and remote communities are left out of public progra ms on access to information widening the social gap among these two groups even more. The grant will contribute to design and implem ent mechanisms on a pilot basis to make information accessible to vulnerable and marginalized groups and ensure the information that  concerns them the most, is accessible to them. Moreover, the grant will create capacity within poor people and vulnerable groups to  analyze the information, and participate in policy discussions and program design. The community based organization that will be se lected to implement this grant will identify pilot municipalities from the poorest areas of the country in partnership with grassroo ts organizations according to the following criteria: (i) political will to implement the access to information law, (ii) some kind of information systems already in place, (iii) some transparency and accountability tools (i.e. participatory budgeting, social audi ts at the local level, etc.) already in place to be strengthened by improved supply of public information by the local government, a nd (iv) a critical mass of poor people, vulnerable groups, and/or remote communities in their territory. The proposed participatory methodology will be the main criteria for the selection of the implementing agency. The grant will leverage the existing network of community-based radio to reach vulnerable groups and support activities that will enhance participation of local communities in publ ic debates and the design of social programs.  Given the innovative nature of this approach, the experience will be documented and l essons learned disseminated so it can be applied to IDA countries using Access to Information Laws as an instrument for inclusive go vernance.
Vietnam Intergenerational Deaf Education Outreach Project The objective of the Project is to assist young deaf children to integrate them into mainstream society, by piloting an innovative joint family- and institution-based delivery system comprising screening, family support, and preschool services.
Japan Social Development Fund (JSDF) TO BENEFIT THE MOST FRAGILE AND VULNERABLE GROUPS IN ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES THROUGH INNOVATIVE SOCIAL PROGRAMS WHICH DIRECTLY RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF POOR AND VULNERABLE GROUPS.
Empowering Local Community Entrepreneurs The objective of the Project is to support employment generating and increase household incomes for targeted poor and vulnerable com munities in the Kakheti and Imereti regions by helping them to (i) start/grow micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in the tour ism sector and (ii) implement small works in the vicinity of cultural heritage sites.
Jamaica Conditional Cash Transfer Program The objective of the JSDF Grant is to improve the livelihood of about 10,000 poor and vulnerable elderly and disabled persons affected by the food, fuel and financial crisis, through cash transfers and improved outreach of the PATH Programme.
Agro-biodiversity and Adaptation The Project development objectives are: (a) to enhance capacity and awareness at key national agencies and at local levels, to respond to climate variability and change; and (b) to better equip local communities to cope with climate change through the conservation and use of agro-biodiversity.
HN Employment Generation in Poor Urban Neighborhoods To mitigate the impact that the global economic crisis has had on selected families in the Eligible Municipalities in Honduras, by providing them with emergency income support via employment generation sub-projects
Support ot NGO Network TANGO To enhance the efficiency and accountability of non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's) in delivering basic services to the poor in the member country.
Developing Artisanal Livelihoods in Rural Pakistan (RANG) The overall objective is to improve the livelihood opportunities for rural artisans. It will demonstrate to policy makers the effectiveness of a crafts-based cluster approach to poverty alleviation and to improve living conditions for weavers and embroiderers (especially women and girls) and their families in targeted communities in Punjab and Sindh. The project aims to assist an estimated 2,600 vulnerable artisan families/households, especially targeting women headed households, at the bottom of the pyramid to help them rebuild their lives, access sustainable livelihoods through establishing their own artisan institutions and consequently achieve arobust economic and social empowerment.  With an average family size of 7 individuals in each household in the project areas, the project is expected to benefit an overall population of about 18,200 individuals. Out of the total number of beneficiaries, 70% of the beneficiaries are expected to be women.