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Réponse d'urgence au renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire et des moyens d'existence des populations rurales affectées par la crise dans les zones les plus vulnérables en République Centrafricaine (RCA) Réponse d'urgence au renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire et des moyens d'existence des populations rurales affectées par la crise dans les zones les plus vulnérables en République Centrafricaine (RCA) Man-made crises,Natural disasters IDPS,Returnees
Strengthen emergency preparedness, capacity building and disaster response in Southern Africa and Indian Ocean. Strengthen emergency preparedness, capacity building and disaster response in Southern Africa and Indian Ocean. DIPECHO,Natural disasters
Provision of protection and assistance to South Sudanese refugees Provision of protection and assistance to South Sudanese refugees Address the humanitarian needs of South Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries, strengthening the humanitarian-development nexus and focusing in particular on increasing sustainability and resilience.,Increase the scale, coverage and sustainability of life-saving humanitarian activities in South Sudan in order to strengthen people's and communities' coping strategies, whilst pursuing resilience activities whenever possible. Refugees
ICRC WASH and Health activities in Yemen. ICRC WASH and Health activities in Yemen. Man-made crises IDPS,Returnees
Education in Emergencies for crisis affected children and youth  in the Far North Region, Cameroon Education in Emergencies for crisis affected children and youth  in the Far North Region, Cameroon Man-made crises,Natural disasters Children,Disabled,Female,IDPS,Refugees,Returnees
Essential Primary Healthcare Services for Conflict Affected Populations in Iraq Essential Primary Healthcare Services for Conflict Affected Populations in Iraq Man-made crises IDPS,Returnees
Strengthening the emergency assistance to refugees and migrants, with special focus on children in Serbia Strengthening the emergency assistance to refugees and migrants, with special focus on children in Serbia DIPECHO,Man-made crises Refugees
Réponse rapide aux crises nutritionnelles en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) Réponse rapide aux crises nutritionnelles en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) Man-made crises IDPS,Returnees
Educational Support to Refugee Children Affected by Conflict in South Sudan Educational Support to Refugee Children Affected by Conflict in South Sudan Man-made crises Children,Disabled,IDPS,Refugees
Contribuer au contrôle de l'épidémie de choléra dans les régions du Sila et du Salamat au Tchad Contribuer au contrôle de l'épidémie de choléra dans les régions du Sila et du Salamat au Tchad Small-scale/epid.
Prévention de l'insécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle dans les zones vulnérables de la région de Diffa. Prévention de l'insécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle dans les zones vulnérables de la région de Diffa. DIPECHO,Man-made crises,Natural disasters IDPS,Refugees,Returnees
Facilitating access to sustainable comprehensive rehabilitation services and other essential services for Syrian crisis affected most vulnerable population with functional limitations - Phase 7 Facilitating access to sustainable comprehensive rehabilitation services and other essential services for Syrian crisis affected most vulnerable population with functional limitations - Phase 7 Man-made crises Disabled,Refugees
Improving the survival of children affected by severe acute malnutrition in the El Nino drought affected regions of southern Madagascar Improving the survival of children affected by severe acute malnutrition in the El Nino drought affected regions of southern Madagascar DIPECHO,Natural disasters Infants,Children,Elderly,Disabled,Female
Strengthening Access to Specialized Health Services for Refugees in Turkey - Phase II (SASH II) Strengthening Access to Specialized Health Services for Refugees in Turkey - Phase II (SASH II) Man-made crises Refugees
Operating Budget - Climate Finance Policy & Integrity Project Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) will continue to advocate for an independent platform for effective and equitable use of climate funds in the future, by identifying gaps and supporting capacity development of the government’s National Designated Authority on governance issues, as well as advocating for an open and transparent selection processes both for the National Implementation Entities (NIE) and projects in the pipeline for accessing funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF). The Chapter will continue to push for an obligatory provision for all climate finance actors to engage affected communities in decision making and monitoring of project implementation, as well as for more pro-active disclosures of information in decision making process. TIB will employ its network of youth and community volunteers to further expand their community based adaptation project monitoring to a greater scope of climate affected regions in the country. The Chapter will continue to draw lessons through this local monitoring work on the governance strengths and weakness in project design, implementation and evaluation in the country, feeding up lessons to the national, regional and global level, and advocating for redress of specific cases of corruption that are identified through the monitoring process.
National Action Plan on Mercury in the Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining sector in Gabon National capacity and capability improved for prevention and  management of mercury use, through the preparation of a National Action Plan (NAP) for the Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining (ASGM) sector.
Promoting public health and social resilience against COVID-19 by strengthening the domestic supply chain of personal protective equipment The overall objective of the proposed UNIDO project is to promote public health and social resilience against COVID-19 by strengthening the domestic supply chains of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), disinfectants, and hygiene supplies. This project will build the national capacity of the production through upgrading relevant domestic producers, material suppliers, and relevant public organizations in terms of 1) production capacity, 2) quality, and 3) business resilience <(>&<)> continuity in case of emergency situations.  The selected local stakeholders in the target supply chain will receive hands-on capacity building training by the professional trainers designated by UNIDO, based on the initial capacity assessment conducted in the inception phase. The selection of the beneficiary companies will cover both formal and informal businesses and prioritize micro-, small-, and medium enterprises (MSME), which play a pivotal role in Gabon#s economy.  As a part of the capacity reinforcement, necessary equipment for upgrading and enhancing production capacity will be defined and sup plied, where necessary. It has been experienced during the early stage of COVID-19 outbreak, that PPE, disinfectants, and hygiene supplies were in a serious shortage everywhere, and it caused a significant problem among health workers
Renforcement des capacités en production et analyse de statistiques industrielles au Gabon Le Gabon Industriel est un programme gouvernemental qui a pour but de diversifier l'économie et l#activité industrielle en vue de doubler ou tripler la contribution du secteur industriel dans le PIB du pays, à l#horizon 2020. Le présent projet s'inscrit dans ce cadre et fait suite à i ) une réquête du Ministère de l#Industrie et des Mines  et ii) une mission d#assistance préparatoire  effectuée à Libreville (Gabon), du 16 au 21 Avril 2012, entièrement financer par le Gabon.
Technical guidance and support to conduct a technology needs assessment and a technology action plan for Gabon Gabon plans to conduct its Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) with a Technology Action Plan (TAP) in view of the implementation of its Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDC). The TNA assistance will focus on technology prioritization, whose process will focus on the costs and benefits of technologies within the national context. Additionally, it will o focus on technology action plan that will outline group of measures for addressing barriers and accelerating the development and transfer of prioritized technologies. It will also incorporate components of capacity building to governmental and non-governmental institutions such as the private sector.
Supporting food security and quality to improve livelihoods in Gabon The overall objective of the project is to strengthen food security and quality to improve livelihoods in Gabon. This short intervention aims to provide direct technical assistance to inspection and market surveillance institutions, small scale food producers to comply with international standards, to promote awareness of the importance of quality to consumers and to the private sector and to support national institutions in better integrating the regional quality initiatives.
Kigali HFC implementation plan Evaluation of needs and the development of an overarching HFC phase-down strategy; a nationwide survey and data collection on HFC consumption, analysis of the use of HFCs and alternatives, including import and export statistics for ODS alternatives; consultation meetings with stakeholders; and data validation meetings; policy and legislative reviews; data collection and analysis of the RAC servicing sector capacities, training and equipment needs and certification schemes; and gender mainstreaming considerations; preparation of initial HFC- related policies and regulations, related communication plans and development of a strategy on energy efficient technologies in the market. Jointly implemented with UNEP.
Enabling Activity to review and update the National Implementation plan for the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in Gabon. The overall goal of the EA is to fulfill the country#s obligation under Article 7 of the SC which is to review and update the NIP and submit it to the COP within two years the amendments enter into force.  The activities of the proposed EA will fill the gaps required to review and update the NIP. This will include: i) strengthening the national coordination mechanism by involving additional stakeholders on new POPs; ii) establishing working groups with expertise on new POPs; iii) updating and reviewing the original 12 POPs; iv) conducting a basic inventory of new POPs; v) assessing the regulatory and policy framework and institutional capacities to manage new POPs, and vi) prioritizing and drafting relevant objectives and action plans for reducing and phasing out new POPs. Relevant stakeholders will be consulted and engaged throughout the project implementation process. The updated, endorsed and submitted NIP will provide a basis for identifying activities to be implemented as post-NIP projects, in accordance with the requirements of the SC.  The proposed EA project will focus on the attainment of the following outcomes: # The updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) is endorsed and submitted by the Government to the COP; # Participating stakeholders are able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed
Country Programming Framework for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development for the Republique of Gabon Through an official letter dated 1 February 2013, the Minister of Industry and Mines of the Republic of Gabon requested UNIDO#s technical assistance in order to support the implementation of the #Vision Gabon 2025# which aims at significantly transforming the country by reducing its dependency on the exportation of commodities and increasing the local production of high value manufactured goods.  In this respect, UNIDO in line with the national strategic priorities has pre identified, five areas of cooperation with the Gabonese government: 1. Industrial policy and statistics, 2. Agro value chain and cluster development 3. Quality infrastructure development and industrial upgrading 4. Energy and environment 5. Investment promotion
Knowledge & Training Centre Horticulture – Sabana de Bogotá, Colombia The main objective of this project is to position Dutch knowledge and technology in the emerging Colombian horticulture market by the establishment of a knowledge & training centre. This centre acts as platform to exchange knowledge and technology between Colombian producers, students and other relevant horticultural professionals and (Dutch) providers of horticultural equipment and technology in order to improve the efficiency and productivity in Colombian horticulture.This main objective includes the following short term goals:- Creation of network in the public and private sector.- Establishment of the Knowledge & Training Centre and develop a sound managerial and commercial structure.- The execution of horticultural trials and demonstration of new and innovative technologies under Colombian circumstances -Development of a sound training curriculum in cooperation with the Dutch suppliers and knowledge partners.- Implementation a train-the-trainer programme for a group of trainers.
Mapping Expert Tanzania UNHCR (DSS17TZ02) Evaluation of useful components in terms of WASH mapping for refugee camps.
DRR-Team Kosovo 2023 – TL In January, western and northern regions of Kosovo suffered from severe flash floods. This was the first time that these type of floods occurred. Due to ongoing heavy rainfall, rivers breached their banks. This left more than 20% of Kosovo’s territory flooded, with severe damages estimated to amount over 20 million euros. The country is in an early recovery stage where the local situation is still urgent. The affected communities are located in the western and northern parts of the country, where the Kosovo Serbs (minority) live. They are left with heavily damaged houses and loss of livelihoods while continuing to be at risk for future floodings. The lack of functioning infrastructure (i.e. muddy riverbanks) causes the rivers to overflow into their homes, which are built too close to the river side. The National government of Kosovo has requested technical support in riverbank management (on prevention, mitigation, response and recovery).
Orange Corners Angola – Train-the-Trainer programme This train-the-trainer programme (ToT) aims at improving the abilities of a selection of trainers in delivering programmes for aspiring entrepreneurs (incubation- and business development programmes) in Luanda, Angola. At the end of this assignment, recruited trainers will have the capacity to deliver modules on entrepreneurship and business development. By improving the skills of trainers, more (young) entrepreneurs can receive support and gain entrepreneurship skills. This will possibly benefit Angola's economy.
PAINT PAINT events will enable Ugandan agripreneurs to get in touch with investors and business development service providers to improve their growth plans and get ready and attractive to investors through a mentoring and coaching program and trade and investment events.
CSR risks & opportunities in Colombia Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an important theme for the Dutch government, inter alia due to its belief that on the long-run CSR will contribute to society’s welfare. CSR issues are considered to be an inherent condition for the Dutch aid and trade policy and Dutch embassies play a key role in this regard. For Dutch companies implementing CSR in their business strategy could be an unique selling point. Also addressing CSR issues in Colombia could create business opportunities for Dutch companies. It was also noted that the government communication with Dutch companies about CSR issues could be further improved. Furthermore, it was concluded that the information and tools available to Dutch and Colombian enterprises are in need of an update.In August 2015 a fact finding mission was executed by MVO Nederland and BBO to Colombia to identify the challenges and opportunities of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Colombia. The objective was to analyse the CSR risks and opportunities by creating a clear insight on the state of CSR across the public and private domain. A second objective was to formulate policy recommendations on CSR in Colombia. Thirdly, existing information are updated and new tools are developed for Dutch companies.
Fresh convenience foods Kosovo Note: This project has been cancelled, because it has been withdrawn prematurely.Although this project has been approved and awarded a PSI grant, it has unfortunately never been implemented.Therefore, the full grant amount has been withdrawn. Set up of a processing facility for processing 1,188 tons of fruit, salads and vegetables, with inputs from 75 contracted farmers.
Preparations and follow-up for working visit Cabo Verde A Private Sector Development (PSD) Sector Study for Cabo Verde has been undertaken by the Dutch government to support the development of a strategy for the private sector development of Cabo Verde and the promotion of trade and investment in Cabo Verde.Following this study, a visit to Cabo Verde will now take place to identify concrete opportunities for project development. During the visit, the priorities and needs of local stakeholders will be identified and linked to clear business opportunities for Dutch businesses to create synergy in the development of Cabo Verde’s private sector.After the visit, business opportunities that have been identified will be worked out in collaboration with local project partners to develop concrete PSD projects and stimulate more bilateral trade and investment possibilities between the Netherlands and Cabo Verde.
Going Nuts The project aims to develop the private sector by setting up a peanut value chain in Malawi. It intends to find a solution for the aflatoxin problem, which destroyed the (export) market for groundnuts.The project provides a twofold solution: 1) educate farmers and 2) setting up an infrastructure and peanut processing plant which can add value to peanuts and link small-scale farmers to the market.The 48,400 farmers, who will be trained on growing and handling peanuts, will contribute to increasing yields and diminishing risks for aflatoxin, improving food safety. The production prognosis is from 2,000 tons per year to 20,000 tons per year within ten years. Afri-Nut can process groundnuts, develop new products and trade these on both domestic and international markets.The project will set up a peanut processing plant in Lilongwe, Malawi. Parties involved are Afri-Nut Company Limited and DAPP Malawi.
Port development mission Pakistan This project aims to contribute to more effective and efficient ports in Pakistan (Karachi, Gwadar and Qasim). Several ports in Pakistan desperately need improvements in logistics, nautical access (the deepening of ports) and maritime services. Improving the ports in Pakistan will contribute considerably towards the economic position of Pakistan while improving the business climate at the same time. During a visit of Pakistani stakeholders, Dutch government officials and companies will exchange knowledge on port development and provide innovative solutions for the specific challenges that Pakistani ports are currently facing. In addition, the Pakistani delegation will gain knowledge of the landlord model for port operations and get an insight into the workings of this model in Rotterdam. A transition to a landlord model implies a transfer of port operations to the private sector, which will contribute towards a more efficient port.
MHPSS Working Group Coordinator Somalia World Health Organization (WHO) This project is an assignment at the request of WHO for an MHPSS Working Group Coordinator in Somalia. The tasks include:•	Provide leadership and technical advice to re-vitalize the MHPSS Technical Working Group.•	Guide and facilitate formulating strategies and the annual work plans for the MHPSS Technical Working Group in Somalia.•	Support MHPSS within the Cluster system, at the Inter-Cluster Coordination Group (ICCM) and non-MHPSS actors, the Government of Somalia and within the Donor Community.•	Contribute to the design of and deliver capacity-building actions such as training of trainers, specialized training and awareness-raising initiatives, like orientation seminars, mini-trainings, briefings and project reviews, for the MHPSS stakeholders in Public, private sectors and civil society using the evidence-based tools and guidelines available.•	Support partners and relevant clusters in resource mobilization for MHPSS activities.•	Contribute to adapting existing MHPSS tools and standards of care to the context of Somalia.
Expert vocational training scoping study Water and resilience Academy Beira In the coming years several water infra projects will be implemented in the city of Beira. financed by international donors. For the sustainability of these water infrastructures it is required that the operation and maintenance is well functioning. For this purpose a Water and Resilience Academy Beira (WRAB) is considered as a means to contribute to developing local knowledge and skills in the areas of flood resilience, water and waste management. This scoping mission aims to assess the relevance, need, scope and preferred structure for a WRAB.To assess the relevance, need, scope and structure for a WRAB a team of experts will visit relevant stakeholders in Beira and Maputo. The team will analyse the needs vocational education and training of technicians and professionals employed in the operation, maintenance and/or expansion of Beira’s infrastructure or in Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management. The team will also explore the existing level of knowledge and skills development centres in Beira and explore the support base from relevant stakeholders for the initiative. The team will report on the findings and will advise on the viability of a WRAB and deliver a roadmap for further steps.This specific project concerns the activities of the expert for vocational training for this scoping study.
Fighting Ebola in Liberia and Sierra Leone (DSS15EB004) Deployment of DSS in the fight against Ebola in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Integrated Coastal Zone Management Mission For the Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM)/ Building with Nature mission from 15th -20th  September 2013 a local expert was hired to assist in the preparations of the mission. Outcome of the assistance was: •	Clear overview of the Colombian coastal institutional framework, with a description of each institution´s responsibilities, funds available, participation in upcoming projects and interrelations/interdependencies with other institutions.•	Positioning of the Dutch ICZM / BwN sector within the Colombian coastal management sector.•	Good coordination and clear communication to all parties involved.This project has been carried out by a consultant.
Multi sectorial market study Cambodia While there is an increasing indication of business interests in Cambodia, as evidenced by the growing number of trade-related questions posed by the Dutch private sector, the number of Dutch companies active in the country remains very limited. Maybe because Dutch companies already active in the region focus on other, more developed and dynamic markets, such as Thailand and Vietnam. This multi-sectorial study will identify the economic priority sectors in Cambodia that can provide business opportunities for both local and Dutch companies and institutions. For the Dutch parties, the study will focus primarily, but not exclusively, on those already active in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). In addition, the program will identify relevant leads for public infrastructure development supported by the D2B program of RVO.