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Syria Peace Initiative - Phase II <p class="ql-align-justify">This Action is jointly co-financed by the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Foreign Office (AA) and implemented by GIZ, hereinafter refered to as the `Syria Peace Initiative II¿ (SPI II) or `the Initiative¿. The duration of this Action is scheduled from March 2022 to August 2023 (18 months) with a total budget of 10 million EUR, of which 5 million EUR is provided by the EU under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI ¿ Global Europe) and 5 million EUR by the German Federal Foreign Office.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">SPI II builds on the results achieved in the preceding phase, the Syria Peace Initiative (SPI, September 2019 - February 2022), which was also commissioned by AA and the EU, and upon the earlier projects Syria Peace Process Support Initiative I and II (SPPSI I and II, 2016-2019) and Support for the Syrian Opposition During the Negotiation and Transition Process (2016-2019).</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The Initiative aims at providing a flexible and quickly responding instrument to continue to capitalise on and support emergent political and peacebuilding opportunities in Syria. Thus, the overarching objective of SPI II remains to contribute to the enhancement of the UN-led peace process to end the conflict in Syria. SPI II continues to have a reference point in the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254 as well as the European Union¿s Strategy on Syria. The strategy stresses the need for supporting an inclusive political transition, strengthening civil society to promote democracy, human rights and freedom of speech.</p>
Support to stabilisation in areas liberated from Da'esh by the Global Coalition in north-eastern Syria The intervention pursues the EUs efforts in the framework of the Global Coalition against Daesh to support the stabilisation of the areas in north-eastern Syria liberated from Daesh.
Supporting the UN-facilitated Syrian Constitutional Committee The overall objective is to ensure that a credible, balanced and inclusive Syrian-owned and led Constitutional Committee, convened under UN auspices and facilitated by the UN Special Envoy for Syria, has the means to prepare and draft for popular approval a constitutional reform as a contribution to the political settlement in Syria and the implementation of Security Council Resolution 2254 (2015).
Support to Mine action response in areas retaken from Da'esh by the Coalition The aim of this 18-month measure is to provide support for demining and Mine Risk Education activities in areas retaken from Daesh by the Coalition (which presently include part of Ar-Raqqa city and Governorate and part of Deir Ez-Zor Governorate), as part of the joint efforts undertaken by the Coalitions stabilisation working group. The support will seek to improve physical safety conditions  including through mine risk education for returnees, displaced people and host communities.
Rehabilitation of educational and health facilities affected by the earthquake of February 2023 in Syria. <p>SI will support the restoration of the education and health systems in NWS, focusing primarily on facilities located in the districts of Harim, Idlib and Jisr Elshogur, in Idlib governorate as well as Jebel Saman in Aleppo governorate. SI has pre-selected the areas of implementation based on critical needs of rehabilitation for educational and health facilities, for host communities and IDPs. SI has elaborated a first list of the pre-selected damaged facilities (Annex I: List of preselected facilities) as well as a mapping (Annex J : Map of the preselected facilities) based on the data received from the Ministry of Education and Health. Regarding the process, SI has pre-selected communities that are already being supported as part of SI¿s earthquake response (MPCA, WASH and NFI kits distributions) in order to maximise the impacts of the response. Coordination with local actors in NWS being often a challenge and regularly leading to work plan revision, SI included in its work plan a specific timeline to finalise the formal selection of the education and health facilities to be rehabilitate</p>
Strengthening the community's earthquake response in Northwest Syria <p><strong>Overall Goal:</strong> To strengthen the community¿s ability to respond to the earthquake aftermath, lessen the detrimental effects of the natural disaster, elevate peace and security, as well as to prepare the community for future manmade or natural disasters. Key areas of operation include:</p><p>-Rehabilitating key infrastructure and roads</p><p>-Supporting back to school by fixing schools</p><p>-Duty of care for WH staff and rehabilitating WH affected infrastructure/equipment</p>
Supporting the International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism to Assist in the Investigation and Prosecution of Persons Responsible for the Most Serious Crimes under International Law Committed in the Syrian Arab Republic. <p>The Overall Objective of the Action is to contribute to the core mandate of UN IIIM that aims ensuring accountability for the most serious crimes under international law committed in the Syrian Arab Republic since March 2011.</p>
Strengthening the resilience and social cohesion in camps and communities in North East Syria <p>The action will deliver services in child protection, nutrition, and small-scale infrastructure rehabilitation with a strong focus on child- and community-led approaches. The activities in North East Syria will be completed by international advocacy efforts towards identifying durable solutions.</p>
Community-based approach to facilitating the reintegration of women-headed families returning from Al Hol <p>The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (hereunto referred to as HD) proposes a project for improving community assimilation for women who have returned from Al Hol camp. The project will establish the Womens Committee to coordinate community reconciliation and reintegration support efforts. The Committee will include women from locally-rooted civil society organizations and will coordinate with the Deir ez-Zor Civil Society Platform (also referred to as the DeZ Platform). The DeZ Platform helped facilitate the release of the women from the camp, and has extensive information about their locations and situation. Working in close coordination, the DeZ Platform and the Womens Committee will identify livelihood intervention needs and beneficiaries of the first pilot project targeting 400 families.</p>
Syria Peace Initiative III (SPI III) <p>The Action aims at providing a flexible and quickly responding instrument to continue to capitalise on and support emergent political and peacebuilding opportunities in Syria.</p><p>The <strong>Specific Objectives</strong> (SO, outcomes) of the Action are:</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong><em>Political Process Support</em></strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify">SO1 &nbsp;The political process is supported, and related opposition actors are enabled to negotiate effectively and to leverage their position in the peace process.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong><em>Civil Society Support</em></strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify">SO2&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The peace process is made more inclusive and is strengthened by peacebuilding efforts of civil society actors at all levels.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong><em>Research and Analysis</em></strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify">SO3&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Access to information and context- and conflict-sensitive analysis on Syrian and regional developments for the political steering of the initiative is ensured.</p>
Building Community Resilience Against Violent Extremist Influence in North-East Syria <p>Through radio, face-to-face workshops, interactive theatre, and online products, IN2 aims to foster resilience among individuals in the camp prior to their release, as well as releasees and other members of their communities upon their return. These activities and programs, aside from encouraging individual resilience on the part of current and former detainees, will also encourage community-wide solidarity, cohesion, and mutual understanding by being fully inclusive of members of underlying communities that were never detained, promoting a strong foundation for reconstruction activities and reconciliation.</p>
Humanitarian Mine Action response in North East Syria Contract related to: Humanitarian Mine Action response in North East Syria - As the conflict in Syria has entered its eleventh year, the living conditions of ordinary Syrians have worsened dramatically as a result of continued hostilities, deteriorating socio-economic conditions, and the external repercussions of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. In the North-East, human security in communities and existing camps is further deteriorating, with the recent and recurrent attacks on security forces and civilians recalling the risk of resurgence of Da¿esh. In this context, additional stabilisation efforts are needed to minimise the risk of any further radicalisation and recruitment by extremist groups, which remains a major threat, especially for vulnerable children and youth. This measure will promote safer access to protection and learning spaces for children and boys at risk of further radicalisation and recruitment. It will also strengthen the social and economic resilience of host communities, internally displaced persons, and returnees in an effort to address urgent and longer-term needs. Finally, it will ensure that land mines and explosive remnants of war are removed from community infrastructure to ensure safer access to community services for the target populations in urban and rural areas.&nbsp;
Continued support for stabilisation and safe reintegration in North-East Syria As the conflict in Syria has entered its eleventh year, the living conditions of ordinary Syrians have worsened dramatically as a result of continued hostilities, deteriorating socio-economic conditions, and the external repercussions of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. In the North-East, human security in communities and existing camps is further deteriorating, with the recent and recurrent attacks on security forces and civilians recalling the risk of resurgence of Da¿esh. In this context, additional stabilisation efforts are needed to minimise the risk of any further radicalisation and recruitment by extremist groups, which remains a major threat, especially for vulnerable children and youth. This measure will promote safer access to protection and learning spaces for children and boys at risk of further radicalisation and recruitment. It will also strengthen the social and economic resilience of host communities, internally displaced persons, and returnees in an effort to address urgent and longer-term needs. Finally, it will ensure that land mines and explosive remnants of war are removed from community infrastructure to ensure safer access to community services for the target populations in urban and rural areas.&nbsp;
Support to an inclusive political process and to the mitigation of the risk of radicalisation in north-east Syria The action supports the UN-led Constitutional Committee including by ensuring that women participate meaningfully and influence the discussions. In north-east Syria the action strives to halt radicalisation and recruitment of children.
Assistance to earthquake affected communities in Syria This action will provide flexible support to address the human security and resilience needs of vulnerable populations in Syria affected by the earthquakes of February 2023. To do so, the action will increase their protection and socio-economic resilience with particular focus on children, youth, parents and caregivers. The action will also enhance the capacity of communities to be engaged in pre and post crisis situations with a conflict-sensitive approach, including in the future should similar events happen again.
Strengthening activities for achievement of goals 90-90-90 and STOP-TB in the Republic of Uzbekistan with Particular Focus on Most at Risk Population Uzbekistan - TB/HIV - Republican Center to Fight AIDS - RAC.  This program has the following goals: To achieve impactful, efficient and sustainable HIV and TB response in Uzbekistan. The objectives of this program are: To scale up access for early and quality HIV and TB diagnosis, treatment, care and prevention with focus on key affected populations.  To ensure integrated care for populations affected both by TB and HIV infection.  To strengthen national public health system response to ensure universal access to integrated people-centered health services, based on the evidence-based, human rights and gender-sensitive approach
Program continuation of  reduce TB incidence and mortality in Uzbekistan by increasing quality of TB care Uzbekistan - Tuberculosis - Republican DOTS Centre  Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan - RDC.
Uzbekistan - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Uzbekistan - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan - Malaria - Republican Center of State Sanitary-Epidemiological Surveillance of the Republic of Uzbekistan Uzbekistan - Malaria - Republican Center of State Sanitary-Epidemiological Surveillance of the Republic of Uzbekistan - RCSSES.
Strengthening of the Achieved Reults and Supporting Measures on Elimination of Malaria in Uzbekistan The overall aim of the program is to further reduce the incidence of malaria in Uzbekistan, interrupt its transmission, ensure preparedness for a rapid response following registration of new cases, and prevent malaria recurrence. The objectives of the program under the Round 8 grant include strengthening of national capacity in early detection and treatment, implementing financially sustainable and stable preventive measures, early diagnostics, containment and prevention of epidemics.  The overall strategy is aimed at further expansion, continuation and strengthening of measures implemented under the national program and the existing Round 4 program (UZB-405-G02-M) and is consistent with the new national strategy aimed at eliminating malaria in the country.
Strengthening HIV Control in Uzbekistan: Continuing Scale Up of the Response to HIV in Uzbekistan, with Particular Focus on Most at Risk Population Uzbekistan - HIV - Republican Center to Fight AIDS - RAC.
Uzbekistan - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Uzbekistan - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Incentive Reward Agreement for malaria elimination certification Uzbekistan - Malaria - Republican Center of State Sanitary-Epidemiological Surveillance of the Republic of Uzbekistan - RCSSES.
Reduce Tuberculosis incidence and mortality in the Republic of Uzbekistan Uzbekistan - Tuberculosis - Republican Specialized Scientific-Practical Medical Center of Phthisiology and Pulmonology - Republican Center of Phthisiology and Pulmonology.
Uzbekistan - HIV - Republican Center to Fight AIDS Uzbekistan - HIV - Republican Center to Fight AIDS - RAC.
Uzbekistan - Tuberculosis - Republican DOTS Centre  Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan Uzbekistan - Tuberculosis - Republican DOTS Centre  Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan - RDC.
H2H fund mechanism - Analysis of logistics environment in COVID context To contribute to the optimisation and the efficiency of the humanitarian supply chain in Kinshasa and North Kivu. Atlas Logistique (AL) develops field logistic analyses on priority health zones providing recommendations and data to better understand the logistics environment of the zone.
Strengthening rehabilitation services for vulnerable communities in Nepal and the Democratic Republic of Congo This initiative will improve the lives of poor people with disabilities and injuries by improving the quality of and access to rehabilitation services, through working with, supporting, and building the capacity of health workers, health authorities and community groups. Through rehabilitation and support, the targeted vulnerable groups will also see their livelihoods prospects greatly improved.
AXE-Filles Save the Children (SC) and its partners are joining expertise, knowledge and commitment to implement an evidence-based, scalable, community-participative, inclusive and gender-sensitive approach to support over 60,000 out of school children (OOSC) or children at risk of dropping out of school (60% of them marginalised girls) and respond to the critical and urgent needs in the education sector. The proposed intervention will ensure that school-age children have access to education and will be in line with the UK government’s ambition to support the education sector through the new girls’ education focused programme. The overall aim is to deliver tangible results for girls’ education, ensure effective education policy reforms for the strengthening of the education system, and ensure equal access to quality, safe and inclusive education for all children. We aim to ensure effective coordination with CBOs, national, provincial authorities, NGOs, UN agencies and other donors, for greater impact, better resource management and measurable and sustainable outcomes. This will include close coordination with the FCDO SEMI health project. The overall impact of this intervention is to ensure that girls and boys (60% marginalised girls) in Kasaï are empowered with quality education, skills for productive livelihoods, and the ability to make choices over decisions affecting their lives.
From evidence to action: Filling the data gap by enhancing the availability and use of quality disability data by humanitarian actors Handicap International is working to improve the availability of quality data on persons with disabilities and increase its use by humanitarian organisations. For more information: https://www.handicap-international.org.uk/page/disability-statistics-in-humanitarian-action
Start-up Incubating and Developing Program in Kenya In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts ICT start-up workshop and discover ideas for start-up jointly with partner universities in Kenya
Sookmyung Women's University UNESCO UNITWIN Program in Indonesia Under the theme of "Women's Empowerment through ICT Skills and Leadership Education", the program consists of 3 main components for capacity building of higher education institutions in developing countries.
1. ICT capacity building of women in developing countries
2. Leadership capacity building of women in developing countries
3. UNITWIN network establishment
UNESCO UNITWIN Project(KNOU_Nepal) For sharing knowledge and experiences in distance education for higher education with developing countries, the project implements collaborative research, making contents, faculty members training, and seminar, etc.
Start-up Incubating and Developing Program in Uganda In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts ICT start-up workshop and discover ideas for start-up jointly with partner universities in Uganda.
Joint Programs with Universities in Cambodia In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts higher education program jointly with partner universities in Cambodia to foster the entrepreneurial mindset among participants.
Innovative ICT-integrated Pilot Classroom Project (Mongolia) To help strengthen the e-Learning capacity and bridge the digital divide in partner countries by building and supporting the management of the Innovative ICT-based Pilot Classroom integrated with accumulated e-learning experience and know-how of Korea.
Joint Programs with Universities in Mongolia In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts joint education program with partner universities in Mongolia
Sookmyung Women's University UNESCO-UNITWIN Program in Vietnam Under the theme of "Women's Empowerment through ICT Skills and Leadership Education", the program consists of 3 main components for capacity building of higher education institutions in developing countries.
1. ICT capacity building of women in developing countries
2. Leadership capacity building of women in developing countries
3. UNITWIN network establishment
Next Generation Entrepreneurship Training in Papua New Guinea In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts higher education program jointly with partner universities in PNG  to foster the entrepreneurial mindset among participants.
Bridge Programme Phase 2 (Sri Lanka) Project : Improving access to education for the vulnerable in Sri Lanka through providing literacy education and non-formal education Providing non-formal literacy education to marginalized communities in Sri Lanka, developing literacy materials and enhancing teacher capacities, and implementing community awareness programs.
Next Generation Entrepreneurship Training in Indonesia In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts higher education program jointly with partner universities in Indonesia to foster the entrepreneurial mindset among participants.
Sookmyung Women's University UNESCO-UNITWIN Program in Laos Under the theme of "Women's Empowerment through ICT Skills and Leadership Education", the program consists of 3 main components for capacity building of higher education institutions in developing countries.
1. ICT capacity building of women in developing countries
2. Leadership capacity building of women in developing countries
3. UNITWIN network establishment
UNESCO UNITWIN Project(KNOU_Mongolia) For sharing knowledge and experiences in distance education for higher education with developing countries, the project implements collaborative research, making contents, faculty members training, and seminar, etc.
Innovative ICT-integrated Pilot Classroom Project(Cambodia) To help strengthen the e-Learning capacity and bridge the digital divide in partner countries by building and supporting the management of the Innovative ICT-based Pilot Classroom integrated with accumulated e-learning experience and know-how of Korea
Joint Programs with Universities in Nepal In order to realize Handong Global University's role (Capacity Building of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, HGU conducts joint education program with partner universities in Nepal
Global Partnership for ICT in Education (e-ICON World Contest) Outstanding middle&high school students in the field of ICT in the world develop educational mobile Apps based on mutual cooperation by organizing global teams.
Global Korea Scholarship(GKS) GKS(Global Korea Scholarship) is a scholarship program that is supported by the government of the Republic of Korea.
UNESCO UNITWIN Reinforcement Program In order to realize the role of Handong Global University (strengthening the capacity for sustainable development in developing countries) as stated on the UNESCO website, the development of ODA models contributing to the developing countries and UN SDGs, strengthening of higher education capacity in developing countries, improvement of educational infrastructure of universities in developing countries, strengthening of partnerships.
UNESCO UNITWIN Cooperation Program for EDCF in Rwanda In order to foster entrepreneurial mind set and start-up in Rwanda, we support the strengthening of educational capabilities through the establishment of a global entrepreneurship course and business administration, and entrepreneurship training with EDCF program.