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ODA Technical Assistance Facility to build LMIC capacity and establish links with UK. The Technical Assistance Facility will build LMIC capacity and establish lasting links with UK institutions and businesses. This includes: i.	A domestically focused offer to national governments through embedded technical support to develop and implement strategies for emerging technologies to create sustainable and innovation positive technology ecosystems, identify and mitigate risks to systems and values presented by technology supply chains, and facilitate locally driven demand for establishing tech-focused partnerships with UK business/investors.     ii.	Targeting increased activity in multilateral fora providing national governments with embedded technical support to actively participate in the evolution of international technology governance and, where appropriate, take on regional leadership roles to encourage wider LMIC country participation. iii.	Strengthen participation by other ecosystem actors such as civil society, provide support for advocacy on open, responsible, secure and resilient principles, and translate evidence and research into action. iv.	Support/ inform negotiations on infrastructure and enable greater market access / purchasing power by supporting regional initiatives.
Contribution to the Pandemic Fund: Global Health Institutions Department (GHID) Programme Spend project This contribution will provide seed funding towards a Pandemic Fund - a new Financial Intermediary Fund for pandemic prevention, preparedness and response
Operations Support - Accountability to Affected Populations in the Central African Republic Support to the UNICEF's Accountability to Affected Populations project in the Central African Republic through the Technical Assistance, Operations Support and Preparedness pillar.
Technical Assistance - Standby Partnerships Project Strategic and technical input into the delivery of UN Agency or other institutions humanitarian operations through the technical assistance, operations support and preparedness pillar.
Procurement for the Free Healthcare Initiative and functionality of Special Care Baby Units The project will support the delivery of quality health services at national level through essential commodities procurement for the Free Health Care initiative, ensuring the functionality of Special Care Baby Units, saving the lives of premature, low birthweight and sick newborns.
Palestinian Civil Society and Inclusion Project. The Palestinian Civil Society and Inclusion (PCSI-I) project will work to strengthening the role of Palestinian civil society organisations to oversee governance and service delivery by the Palestinian Authority and other local duty bearers and hold them to account. PCSI will also work for greater empowerment and inclusion of women and will reach to areas of most marginalised groups. The project will be delivered through an Accountable Grant Arrangement with AMAN Coalition for Integrity and Accountability. AMAN is a leading non-governmental, not-for-profit civil society organisation and is the national chapter of Transparency International in Palestine and focuses on combating corruption and enhance the values of integrity, the principles of transparency and the systems of accountability (ITA) in Palestinian society.    The overall objective of the project responds well to the declining context of PA’ legitimacy, lack of citizen’ trust, and weak state’ accountability platforms to hold the executive to account. The outcomes include.  Outcome 1: Increased adoption by decision-makers of public policies that protect civic space. Outcome 2: Enhanced community engagement in policy making and holding power to account for the common good.  Outcome 3: Greater empowerment and inclusion of women in combating gendered corruption and in holding power to account.
Analysis of Infrastructure Database This intervention is to map the existing databases and sources of information to validate the need for a comprehensive database to be wholly or partly sponsored by NaBFID but available to all stakeholders in the infrastructure development and financing market.
Non-Budget Financial Aid to the Government of Jordan/Ministry of Education Financial Aid to the Government of Jordan for the Accelerating Access Initiative 2.0.  The funding will support the Ministry of Education to provide inclusive, quality education to approximately 155,000 Syrian refugee children and 30,000 non-Syrian refugee children. This includes tuition fees, transportation, teacher-training, learning resources, opening of additional double shift schools, supporting blended and remedial learning and covering costs for operations and equipment in these schools.
ASEAN-UK Health Security Partnership The UK-ASEAN Health Security Partnership is a five-year programme that will improve capacity for the prevention, detection and response to health threats in Southeast Asia, contributing to improved regional and global health security. The programme will build cooperation between UK and ASEAN public health actors, support mobilisation of a One Health approach and advance equitable access to health in countries of focus, including by strengthening health systems. The programme will offer demand-driven grant funding and technical support to improve preparedness for health emergencies at country and regional level, including through support to relevant ASEAN institutions in line with UK-ASEAN priorities.
International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) and British Red Cross (BRC)Appeal to support community level response (II) This activity (International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) and British Red Cross (BRC)Appeal to support community level response (II)) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £33,000,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Independent Evaluation and Oversight component This is one of the four high level components for this programme. This will focus on providing evaluation and oversight to the overall programme. Will monitor the quality of evidence generated and learning (including by working with BEK’s evidence partners), will provide independent programme reviews, will ensure programmatic and technical coherence and will also provide assurance and analytical framework on financial aid.
SA Just Energy Transition Guarantee legal fees Legal fees associated with setting up the UK Guarantee agreement for the South Africa Just Energy Transition
Empowering Women for Sustainable Peace: Preventing Violence and Promoting Social Cohesion in ASEAN - Advancing WPS in ASEAN This project, led by UN Women, provides capacity building and technical support for ASEAN institutions, ASEAN Member States (AMS) and other non-state actors to advance the WPS agenda in the region, in line with the ASEAN Regional Plan of Action on WPS. This includes support for regional policy dialogues, evidence-based research, capacity development, tool development, pilot projects and support for WPS National Action Plan (NAP) development.
GEO: Support to the Investors Council Secretariat in Georgia EBRD The Investors Council of Georgia is one of 11 Investment Councils currently supported by European Bank for Reconstruction and Development as part of the Bank’s Investment Climate and Governance Initiative. The Investment Councils play a key role in efforts to improve the business and investment climates in their countries, by providing a platform for public-private dialogue between senior government figures (each Investment Council is chaired by either the President or Prime Minister of the country), international financial institutions/donors and representatives from the country’s private sector in order to enhance wider private sector economic impact by addressing the key constraints to their growth.  To date, funding for the Investment Councils in Georgia has been provided by the UK Government through the Good Governance Fund. Both European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Good Governance Fund are keen to extend this cooperation in Georgia to provide continuity to the Good Governance Fund’s existing portfolio of Investment Councils in the Eastern Europe and Caucasus region (Armenia, Georgia and Moldova) and elsewhere, and to leverage the political weight of the UK government alongside European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s private sector expertise to continue supporting investment climate reforms in Georgia, including in response to Covid-19.
Global Equality Project – towards an equal world for women, girls and LGBT+ persons To create greater evidence, capacities and incentives among government actors and parliamentarians on the social and economic costs of discriminatory regulations and practices;  to strengthen collaborative relationships between civil society organisations and political decision-makers and to deepen civil society’s policy development and policy advocacy
Safeguarding the rights of LGBT+ communities in the post-pandemic ODA eligible Commonwealth countries This activity (Safeguarding the rights of LGBT+ communities in the post-pandemic ODA eligible Commonwealth countries) is a component of Safeguarding the rights of LGBT+ communities in the post-pandemic Commonwealth.  reported by FCDO and a budget of £273,879.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Human rights, Women's rights organisations and movements, and government institutions.
BRIDGE Rapid/Flexible Technical Assistance Fund The Flexible Technical Assistance Fund will support the Ministry of Education's response to arriving needs and also for the British Embassy Amman Education Team to provide short-term expertise and/or conduct research as and when needed. As a lesson learned from COVID-19, a flexible Technical Assistance approach is needed to rapidly response to emergencies.
Enabling Merit Based Recruitment in Public Administration (Montenegro) A project to strengthen the merit-based recruitment practices in Montenegro's public administration to enhance the civil service's competence, efficiency, and independence. By addressing the challenges posed by recent amendments to the Law on Civil Servants and State Employees, the project will help create more effective, transparent, and accountable institutions. Through capacity-building, support for refining recruitment procedures, and promoting a culture of fairness, the initiative aims to assist Montenegro’s efforts in streamlining the hiring and retention of skilled civil servants on merit. This, in turn, will foster public trust in institutions and augment Montenegro's overarching political stability and development.
Supporting countries on climate resilient and sustainable health systems diagnostics and planning This component will support focal countries (selected transparently using a range of criteria as a separate exercise) to assess health systems vulnerability, develop/strengthen evidence-based of what works in practice, and prepare integrated, multi-sectoral adaptation and mitigation plans.
Core Support to UNAIDS 2021-2026 Aim of the project is for UNAIDS to lead coordinate and strengthen the global response to HIV-AIDS in order to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030. UNAIDS makes an important contribution towards reaching DFIDs Strategic Objective to eliminate extreme poverty through co-ordinating the global response to the HIV-AIDS epidemic, As the leading advocate for global action against HIV-AIDS at both the global and country level UNAIDS plays a key role in delivering against objectives set out in HMGs Aid Strategy to tackle epidemic diseases and drug resistant infections. UNAIDS also remains an integral part of the international architecture for delivering against Global Goal 3 to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
Grant Payment for Support to Establish International Finance Facility for Education This programme (seed) funding will support the establishment of IFFEd as an independent entity with the institutional and operational foundations essential for a successful launch.
DO NOT USE - ARM: Facilitating Private Sector Investments in Green-Construction Value Chains (IFC) Project implemented by World Bank through International Finance Corporation will support the Government of Armenia to achieve sustainable and inclusive economic and social development, green transition, and climate-change resilience. Importantly, the Project will analyse gender disparities in accessing employment opportunities, fair wages, as well as essential services associated with green construction. Recommendations will aim to ensure that women in the construction sector have equal access to resources, meaningful opportunities to participate and make decisions, and gain fair economic benefits and services.
Women’s Leadership in Humanitarian Recovery, Peace & Security in Tigray & Afar, Ethiopia The project is to contribute to a women-led movement for humanitarian recovery, security and peace in Tigray and Afar, built upon the overall project outcome that women and girls inform humanitarian recovery, peace and security processes in Tigray and Afar
Support to Health system strengthening with the objective of achieving Universal Health Coverage (CHAI) Support to Establishment of HTA unit, mitigating growing exposure to medico-legal claims and strengthening and Improving Healthcare Leadership and Governance, with a specific focus on Hospital and District Health Services.
Emergency Nutrition Response for Treatment of Severe Malnutrition in ASAL counties in Kenya To improve access to treatment for severely malnourished children in Arid and Semi-Arid Counties in Kenya and reduce excess mortality associated with acute malnutrition
Sierra Leone Political Economy Analysis This project is to assess the modern-day distribution of political power in Sierra Leone. The Political Economy Analysis will inform the Country Business Plan, in particular the realism, targeting and timeframe of its objectives, and the levers and the ways of working most likely to deliver them.
Global objectives on girls' education (AR No. 2) This is the second report to be produced on the Global Objectives.  The first report was a baseline report, published in November 2022 and written by UIS, GEMR and UNGEI - and the approach to this report differs this year, in that the report will be written by a consultant from an external organisation and selected by the organisation. The global data will be provided by the UN Institute of Statistics (UIS) and Global Education Monitoring Report (GEMR) and the supplier will pull together the narrative in consultation with the UN Girls’ Education Initiative (UNGEI), UIS/ GEMR, the FCDO and additional experts on education.
Common Seas: Ocean Plastic Reduction in SIDS Support to Common Seas to enable five Governments of Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) to agree a National Road Map towards 75% reduction of ocean plastic.
Technical assistance to support democratic strengthening and test ways of working for long term programming and support. Expert Advisory Framework - Support for development of CDF analysis and technical implementation in Zamba
Enhancing Gender Outcomes through Social Services Systems Strengthening (Samartha) This programme will focus on improving the systems and capacity of local government to deliver its social service mandates with a specific focus on improving access to quality health and education services, especially by women, girls and excluded groups.  This will be complemented with national policy support in the Health and Education sectors to ensure sector policies and resource allocations align to support Nepal in building responsive and resilient Health and Education systems.
Oxygen CoLab Phase 2: Implementation Phase and overall lessons learning from Co-labs approach This work goes beyond the COVID-19 response to the long-term strengthening of systems and preparedness for future pandemics. Phase 1 of the Oxygen CoLab will advance the research and development of oxygen concentrators for low-resource settings, whilst also ensuring the business model (Oxygen as a Service) and financial sustainability of those products is being tested and validated. The goal is to contribute to accelerated and sustained access to fit for purpose oxygen concentrators in underserved health centres and hospitals. It will work concurrently across three key workstreams: 1) Accelerate product innovation: Creating an accelerated path to market for fit for purpose oxygen concentrator innovations. 2) Catalyse market traction: Putting oxygen concentrators on the path to sustainable scale in our focus countries, through coaching and funding grantee innovators; evidence-based in-country advocacy; and generating interest and confidence from both country and global stakeholders in innovative financing and alternative business models. 3) Enable a collective response and anticipatory action: Supporting a local and global conversation about oxygen provision, and contributing to a movement for fit for purpose oxygen concentrators.
UK-Kenya Remittance Corridor transaction costs Programme This project will look to reduce the transaction costs for migrants sending money between the UK and Kenya.
Nigeria PBIP Projects This activity (Nigeria PBIP Projects) is a component of UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions  reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,802,156.This project benefits NIGERIA.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
Delivering Human Rights Priorities in Myanmar To enhance independent Myanmar Media’s accountable and responsible human rights documentation practices, including supporting Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) & their families.
Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) This activity (Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF)) is a component of Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) reported by FCDO and a budget of £4,445,000.This project benefits CONGO (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC).And works in the following sector(s): Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322), Education policy and administrative management, Primary education.
Investing in Nature, Forests and Land Use (INAFOLU) To increase levels of investment – public, private, domestic, and international – in Indonesia’s forests and terrestrial biodiversity in support of the Government of Indonesia’s (GoI) ambitions for economic and social development in ways that directly contribute to its international climate commitments. The programme will achieve this by partnering with Indonesia to increase investment in conserving intact forests, restoring peat and other degraded lands, accelerating reforestation, preventing fires, tackling the key drivers of deforestation, and facilitating growth of ‘forest-friendly’ small and medium-scale businesses. INAFOLU will form the UK’s principal contribution in the forest and land sector towards Indonesia’s commitment to reducing its carbon emissions by 43% against ‘business as usual’ growth, a commitment which is described by the Government of Indonesia as its ‘high ambition scenario’ and which is conditional on sufficient international support.
Design Costs to support the set up of the programme Design costs to cover the costs of legal advice and support ahead of business case approval.
Urban Health Systems To generate evidence to improve urban health systems and reduce health inequities with a focus on the urban poor
ASEAN-UK Economic Integration Programme The programme will leverage expertise in UK institutions to support the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member states implement ASEAN initiatives that will reduce poverty in the region and in particular support women’s economic empowerment and small businesses. It aims to reduce barriers to development in ASEAN Member States (AMS) and the overall ASEAN Economic Community, to increase prosperity and provide the foundation for more inclusive economic development that benefits the poorest.  The programme will support reforms covering regulatory reform, financial services, and trade through technical assistance, capacity building and knowledge-transfer partnerships. It will look to harness the potential of digitalisation in ASEAN.
Education for All South Sudan - National Contract - Managed Funds Follow on from phase II Girls Education South Sudan which aims to provide direct financial support to girls in form of cash transfers to support retention and completion; provision of capitation grants for flexible use by schools to support infrastructure, learning materials and access for children with disabilities; development of training materials with the wider education cluster; integrated accelerated learning and livelihood training for adolescent girls up to 18 years of age previously excluded from education and a conflict sensitive, equitable and flexible approach to programming that can adapt to changes in the context for example displaced populations.
Improvement of Protection of Internal Displaced People (IDP) Through Provision of Civil Documentation in Cabo Delgado The goal of this project is to support Internal Displaced People (IDP) to obtain civil documentation, which a significant portion of the IDP population lacks. The envisaged outcome is that 20,000 IDPs will gain access to legal identity documents through strengthening of awareness around the processes for document issuance (legal awareness), provision of counselling and assistance related to document issuance processes, and facilitation of civil documentation for IDPs. The sustainable impact of possession of national IDs and birth certificates provided to communities will enable key rights-based improved access to services, freedom of movement, and legal recognition before the law.
Powering Sierra Leone's Hospitals This activity (Powering Sierra Leone's Hospitals) is a component of Powering Sierra Leone's Hospitals  reported by FCDO and a budget of £15,000,003.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Health policy and administrative management, Reproductive health care.
M-GROW: Moldova Growth, Resilience and Opportunities for Well-Being Multi-Donor Trust Fund The World Bank Trust Fund will support capacity building, Technical Assistance for critical investment, and policy reforms that delivers better formal employment, enhanced human capital, and resilience to climate change and crisis.  In areas where Moldova has demonstrated project, investment, or reform commitment, that align with His Majesty's Government priorities, M-GROW will selectively seek to support higher risk activities approaches that lead to significant learning and application elsewhere. This programme will help the Moldovan economy and society to be more resilient to the effects of crisis and the shock caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Support to funding of COVID-19 Humanitarian Affairs Personnel. This activity (Support to funding of COVID-19 Humanitarian Affairs Personnel. ) is a component of Hygiene, Handwashing & Behaviour Change Coalition for COVID 19 response programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £310,128.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Basic health care.
South Sudan Peacebuilding Programme (SSPP) The South Sudan Peacebuilding Programme (SSPP) will be a central tool for delivering the UK’s peace and stability objectives in South Sudan. The programme will:  1)	Build the capabilities of communities, including women, in conflict hotspots to manage, reduce, and prevent violent conflict in increasingly inclusive ways; 2)	Deploy technical experts to the peace agreement and ceasefire monitoring mechanisms to strengthen their capabilities to spur regional action to implement the peace agreement; and 3)	Produce bespoke, demand-driven conflict and political economy analysis to inform UK policy and programming in South Sudan, including by strengthening conflict sensitivity.
Brazil Trilateral Bibliometric Analysis (CABI) This project is to fund a bibliometric analysis for initial scoping of the Brazil-UK-Africa trilateral