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U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Africa Center for Strategic Studies Activity 2019-08 CT STRATEGIC APPROACHES. Cameroon National Gendarmerie
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Institute for Security Governance - Cameroon - Defense Management Integration #2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Cameroon Defense Forces
South Africa - Integrated Water Harvesting Project Afrique du Sud - Projet intégré de collecte des eaux The project's objective is to assist these communities in the Ehlanzeni District of Mpumalanga Province of South Africa to improve output from their communal food gardens through collection and management of surface run-off from precipitation and better management of soil moisture.
South Africa - Social Franchising for Operations and Maintenance of School Sanitation Facilities and Demonstration of on-site Faecal Sludge Treatment The rationale of the Social Franchising for Operations and Maintenance of School Sanitation Facilities and the Demonstration of on-site Faecal Sludge Treatment in East London project is the need to dramatically improve the usability of existing school sanitation facilities through franchised operation and maintenance services and safe handling of faecal sludge for non-sewered urban and peri-urban areas of East London District. This project aimed to facilitate better learning and improve environmental sanitation.  It will be implemented in the Eastern Cape Province, one of South Africa’s poorest provinces, which suffers from a huge sanitation backlog, with high proportions (50%) of the population using ordinary pit latrines. It targets the Educational District of East London, one of 23 Educational Districts (predominantly peri-urban) within the Eastern Cape, with over 5,626 schools and 1.9 million enrolled children. The project will be conducted over a period of 30 months and is aimed to spend a total of € 2 424 216 for the purpose of executing the components under this project. It will be implemented through four key components: 1) Improved school sanitation facilities and practices for boys and girls; 2) Development and application of social franchise model; 3) Demonstration of PPP for faecal sludge management, and safe reuse; and 4) Project management and knowledge management. The purpose of the project is to replicate and expand affordable and sustainable business models for operation and maintenance of school sanitation facilities and safe handling of faecal sludge in peri-urban areas of Amathole and Buffalo City Municipalities. The project targets 300 co-education schools in the peri-urban areas of the Municipal Districts of Buffalo City (266 schools) and Amathole (34 schools). The maintenance of sanitation facilities carried out by the franchisees in schools will benefit the pupils, this is estimated to be in the region of 100 000 learners. The project will further directly benefit the 5 (3 women, 2 men) franchisees successfully trained by Amanz’ abantu who will establish and run their own small business. It is expected that at least 50 trained youth will gain employment working as a support team to the franchisees.
South Africa - ESKOM II Loan Afrique du Sud - Eskom II The corporate loan will assist Eskom, South Africa’s electricity company, to complete its Capacity Expansion Program (CEP). The program, to be rolled out over a 5-year rolling period (2015/16 – 2019/20), will deliver major transmission lines, refurbishments, substations, and additional generation, including completion of: Ingula Plant (1332 MW), Medupi Plant (4764 MW) and Kusile Plant (4800 MW). This will enable Eskom to increase its generation capacity, reduce reliance on expensive diesel-fired power consequently contributing to its medium/long-term financial sustainability. This will breed new economic competitiveness in South Africa and the wider region. Through its combined public and private sector interventions, the Bank will seek to strengthen the dialogue with Eskom so as to ensure adherence to international best practices. Le prêt aux entreprises aidera Eskom, la société d’électricité sud-africaine, à mener à bien son programme d’accroissement de la capacité (CEP). Le programme, qui sera déployé sur une période glissante de cinq ans (2015/16 à 2019/20), fournira des lignes de transport principales, des rénovations, des sous-stations et une production supplémentaire, y compris l'achèvement de: l'usine Ingula (1332 MW), Medupi Centrale (4764 MW) et centrale Kusile (4800 MW). Cela permettra à Eskom d’accroître sa capacité de production et de réduire sa dépendance vis-à-vis d’une électricité au diesel coûteuse, contribuant ainsi à sa viabilité financière à moyen et à long terme. Cela engendrera une nouvelle compétitivité économique en Afrique du Sud et dans la région élargie. À travers ses interventions combinées des secteurs public et privé, la Banque cherchera à renforcer le dialogue avec Eskom afin de garantir le respect des meilleures pratiques internationales. The program is aimed at restoring South Africa’s business competitiveness, while improving health (i.e. reducing respiratory deaths/accidents), promoting gender equality (e.g., women spending less time collecting firewood/business opportunities), and increasing access to ICT for the population. Le programme vise à rétablir la compétitivité des entreprises sud-africaines, tout en améliorant la santé (réduction des décès / accidents respiratoires), en promouvant l’égalité des sexes (par exemple, les femmes consacrant moins de temps à la collecte de bois de chauffe / débouchés commerciaux) et en améliorant l’accès des populations aux TIC. Eskom’s CEP is focused on catalyzing economic growth and job creation in South Africa and the wider region. For example, 9940 new jobs will be created and 13406 new connections made. Le PEC d’Eskom vise à catalyser la croissance économique et la création d’emplois en Afrique du Sud et dans la région élargie. Par exemple, 9 940 nouveaux emplois seront créés et 13 406 nouvelles connexions établies.
South Africa - Development of SA OSBP Strategy The One Stop Border Post Policy Development Project (OSBP PDP) is part of government’s regional integration efforts and seeks to ensure a coherent, harmonised and consistent South African approach to land (road and rail) border management. The activities included under this project are: i) Undertaking research to obtain a consensus understanding on one stop border posts; ii) Mapping out the current problems around land border management and whether OSBPs can assist in addressing these challenges; iii) Developing a set of guidelines that will manage the development of OSBPs; iv) Conducting a legal and constitutional review in support of OSBP development; v) Reviewing current border operational requirements; vi) Undertaking research on financial costing and modeling; vii) Advising on public management and governance matters, as well as any other expertise that may be required; viii) Providing guidelines for implementation, including resource allocation; ix) Establishing a foundation for South Africa’s engagement with the continent on OSBP development in relation to corridors; x) Consulting with stakeholders in and outside government on elements of an appropriate one stop border post policy; and xi) Drafting the policy. The principal objectives of this project are to: i) identify how OSBPs can assist in addressing land border management challenges; ii) develop a set of guidelines that will inform the development of OSBPs; iii) provide guidelines to develop appropriate legislation that will support OSBPs; iv) review current border operational requirements and to provide guidelines for the development of OSBP operational processes and procedures; v) provide considerations and guidelines for an OSBP implementation plan and strategy; and vi) stablish a foundation for South Africa’s engagement with the continent and the region on OSBP development in relation to transport corridors.
South Africa - BroadBand Infraco Grant request The Broadband Infraco SOC Ltd ("BBI") has applied for financing from the African Development Bank toward the cost of the developing its Corporate Strategic Plan and undertaking a detailed Pre-Investment Study for the upgrade, expansion and commercialisation of its national and international fibre network and intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this grant to payments under the contract for consultancy services. The services included under this project are are i) developing BBIs Corporate Strategic Plan; and ii) carrying out a detailed Pre-Investment Study for the upgrade, expansion and commercialisation of BBI’s national and international fibre network. The two components of the consultancy are to be provided by a single firm and should be carried out concurrently. The first component of the consultancy which is to be completed by 31 January 2014 will involve development of a competitive corporate strategic plan to enable BBI to fulfil its statutory mandate, as a state –owned company, and compete effectively within the country’s ICT sector. As such, the Plan will be long-term in nature (10 years) and outline how BBI can deliver national goals, taking account of the Government’s own public policy objectives. The corporate plan will also reveal the long-term financing needs of the strategy. The second component to be completed by 31 May 2014 aims at undertaking a detailed pre-investment analysis of the upgrade, expansion and commercialisation of BBI’s optical Fiber National Long Distance and metropolitan networks, its links to neighbouring countries, and its links to and commercial agreement for access to international submarine cable systems. The analysis will cover technical, environmental, institutional, financial, economic and implementation arrangements.
South Africa - Medupi  Power Project Afrique du Sud - Projet de centrale électrique de Medupi Medupi power project will stabilise the electricity trade in the Southern Africa Region. It consists of the construction of a coal-fired base load power plant in Lephalale, Limpopo Province, comprising of six units with an installed capacity of 4,764 MW. Although the project is located in Limpopo province, the project will feed into national electricity grid and the entire country will reap benefits through reliable power supply. The construction of the power plant commenced in May 2008. The first unit will be commissioned by February 2012, and each subsequent unit will be commissioned at an interval of six months. The plant will deploy the super-critical boiler technology with increased plant efficiency, reduced coal consumption and reduced CO2 emissions. These units are planned as direct dry-cooled units such as those at the existing Matimba power station, thereby reducing water consumption requirement in significant ways compared to wet cooling technology. The project is estimated to cost Euro 11.19 billion. Le projet d’électricité de Medupi stabilisera le commerce d’électricité dans la région d’Afrique australe. Il consiste en la construction d’une centrale électrique de base alimentée au charbon à Lephalale (province du Limpopo), comprenant six unités et dotée d’une capacité installée de 4 764 MW. Bien que situé dans la province du Limpopo, le projet sera incorporé dans le réseau électrique national et l’ensemble du pays en recueillera les fruits, sous forme d’alimentation fiable en électricité. La construction de la centrale électrique a débuté en mai 2008. La mise en service de la première unité aura lieu d’ici à février 2012 et celle de chacune des unités subséquentes à des intervalles de six mois. La centrale aura recours à la technologie des chaudières supercritiques qui permet d’accroître son efficacité ainsi que de réduire la consommation de charbon et les émissions de CO2. Selon les prévisions, ces unités consisteront en des installations à refroidissement direct à l’air comme celles de la centrale électrique existante de Matimba, ce qui réduira nettement les besoins de consommation d’eau par rapport aux technologies de refroidissement par voie humide. Le coût estimatif du projet s’établit à 11,19 milliards d’euros. The objective of the Project is to increase the country’s generation capacity and improve reserve margin in order to adequately, efficiently and reliably serve electricity demand in the country and in the Southern Africa Region. Le projet vise à accroître la capacité de production du pays et à améliorer la marge de réserve afin de satisfaire de façon adéquate, efficace et fiable la demande d’électricité dans le pays et dans la région d’Afrique australe. Since Eskom’s power system is an influential part of the Southern Africa Power Pool, the entire Southern Africa will benefit from the project. Le système électrique d’Eskom constituant un élément influent du Pool énergétique d’Afrique australe, l’ensemble de l’Afrique australe tirera parti du projet.
South Africa - Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa Afrique du Sud - « Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa » The project will provide a 1-billion South African rand (ZAR) (About USD 117 million) sovereign guaranteed line of credit to the Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa  for on-lending to the country’s emerging farmers, commercial farmers as well as to agricultural cooperatives and agri-related businesses. Thus, this LoC will be dedicated to the agricultural sector which is generally labor-intensive. The credit, which also includes a technical assistance component for capacity building at Land Bank and at the level of its loan beneficiaries, particularly the emerging farmers, will enable the government’s to support, promote and facilitate the development and transformation of the agricultural sector in South Africa given its potential for addressing poverty alleviation, enhancing food security and job creation. Le projet vise à fournir une ligne de crédit souveraine garantie de 1 milliard de rands rand sud-africains (ZAR), soit environ 117 millions de dollars EU, à Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa pour rétrocession aux agriculteurs émergents, aux entreprises agricoles et agro-industrielles ainsi qu’aux coopératives agricoles du pays. Ainsi, cette ligne de crédit sera consacrée au secteur agricole, secteur généralement à forte intensité de main-d'œuvre. Le prêt, qui comprend également un volet d'assistance technique pour le renforcement des capacités de la Land Bank et des bénéficiaires de prêts, en particulier les agriculteurs émergents, permettra au gouvernement de soutenir, promouvoir et faciliter le développement et la transformation du secteur agricole en Afrique du Sud, étant donné son potentiel de lutte contre la pauvreté, d’amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire et de création d'emplois. This project will help mobilize financial resources for the agricultural sector and help create jobs and incomes. Ce projet vise à aidera la mobilisation des ressources financières pour le secteur agricole et contribuera à créer des emplois et des revenus. The main beneficiaries of the project are the South African Government, Land and Agricultural Development Bank, emerging black farmers, rural communities, women, agricultural enterprises, cooperatives and agro-industries. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont : le gouvernement Sud-Africain, Land and Agricultural Development Bank, les agriculteurs noirs émergents, les communautés rurales, les femmes, les entreprises agricoles, les coopératives et agro-industries.
UNFPA Lebanon Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Lebanon Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Lebanon Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Lebanon Population change and data activities UNFPA Lebanon Population change and data activities UNFPA Lebanon Population change and data activities
UNFPA Lebanon Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Lebanon Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Lebanon Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Lebanon Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Lebanon Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Lebanon Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Lebanon Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Lebanon Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Lebanon Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Lebanon Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Lebanon Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Lebanon Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Lebanon Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Lebanon Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Lebanon Quality of care and services activities
Review of Education Provision on Ascension Island Consultancy This activity (Review of Education Provision on Ascension Island Consultancy) is a component of Review of Education Provision on Ascension Island reported by FCDO and a budget of £16,500.This project benefits ASCENSION ISLAND.And works in the following sector(s): Education policy and administrative management.
Support to Basic Education in Sierra Leone This activity (Support to Basic Education in Sierra Leone) is a component of Support to Basic Education in Sierra Leone reported by FCDO and a budget of £774,500.This project benefits SIERRA LEONE.And works in the following sector(s): Primary education.
ERT - Draft Guiding Principals on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights The Draft Guiding Principles is the first international document which clearly sets out the implications of existing international law in relation to the human rights of people living in extreme poverty. The aim of the revised version of the draft Guiding Principles is to facilitate and inform the meaningful application of international human rights standards by practitioners and those working for the elimination of extreme poverty. The Draft Guiding Principles will interpret existing standards and be a practical tool, offering operational guidance to States and other actors. The Draft Guiding Principles will also serve to empower people living in extreme poverty, through reaffirming their rights and providing guidance on concrete means to secure the realisation of those rights.
UNMAT Demining project This activity (UNMAT Demining project) is a component of United Nations Mine Action Team (UNMAT) Demining Project reported by FCDO and a budget of £5,000,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war.
Tackling the Structural Drivers of the HIV Epidemic - Pathways for Prevention A stronger evidence base to guide the design, implementation and evaluation of interventions to prevent HIV by addressing the interlocking social, economic and cultural forces that condition individual risk behaviour. Increased incorporation of structural approaches into local and national HIV and development programs
Support to strengthen the effectiveness of multilateral organisations’ response to HIV AIDS in Zambia This activity (Support to strengthen the effectiveness of multilateral organisations’ response to HIV AIDS in Zambia) is a component of HIV and AIDS Programme 2009- 2013 reported by FCDO and a budget of £380,000.This project benefits ZAMBIA.And works in the following sector(s): STD control including HIV/AIDS.
Support to Civil Society Development in Serbia-BCIF This activity (Support to Civil Society Development in Serbia-BCIF) is a component of Support to Civil Society Development in Serbia reported by FCDO and a budget of £143,985.This project benefits SERBIA.And works in the following sector(s): Democratic participation and civil society.
Bulk Fuel Facility This activity (Bulk Fuel Facility) is a component of Essential Infrastructure:  Bulk Fuel Facility reported by FCDO and a budget of £17,507.This project benefits SAINT HELENA.And works in the following sector(s): Transport policy and administrative management.
World Bank Environment Strategy 09/10 This activity (World Bank Environment Strategy 09/10) is a component of World Bank Environment Strategy reported by FCDO and a budget of £500,064.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
Enduring Peace in JOS: Arresting the Cycle of Violent Conflicts To encourage members of Jos communities to find creative alternatives to violence, as a response to conflicts emanating from interaction among them.
Support to Gaza Humanitarian Response and Early Recovery in the Occupied Palestinian Territories To support impartial, neutral humanitarian agencies in their work to: Assist conflict-affected civilians through integrated humanitarian assistance; Reduce immediate security and protection threats to civilians; Promote increased and predictable access for humanitarian agencies; Ensure that all parties to the conflict, including militias and irregulars, are aware of and fully abide by their obligations under International Humanitarian Law
Evidence Building and Synthesis Research The purpose is to provide rigorous, reliable, evidence based products to inform policy makers located in the north and south.
Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey 2010 Supprt to the Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey data collection for 2010
Project of Support to Civil Society - CSOs provide more and better targeted policy advice with greater influence over government policy making
Accountable Grant to Help People Affected By Floods in KHUROSON District (Caritas Switzerland) This activity (Accountable Grant to Help People Affected By Floods in KHUROSON District (Caritas Switzerland)) is a component of Support to victims of floods and mudflows in Tajikistan reported by FCDO and a budget of £256,998.This project benefits TAJIKISTAN.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
UNICEF Child Health Days, Somalia 2010 This activity (UNICEF Child Health Days, Somalia 2010) is a component of UNICEF Child Health Days, Somalia 2010 reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,500,000.This project benefits SOMALIA.And works in the following sector(s): Emergency food assistance, Material relief assistance and services.
Construction to Phalombe TTC This activity (Construction to Phalombe TTC) is a component of Phalombe Teacher Training College Construction reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,350,000.This project benefits MALAWI.And works in the following sector(s): Teacher training, Education facilities and training.
Strategic Partnership Agreement between BRAC, DFID and AusAID to support BRAC in delivering progress towards the MDGs in Bangladesh This activity (Strategic Partnership Agreement between BRAC, DFID and AusAID to support BRAC in delivering progress towards the MDGs in Bangladesh) is a component of Strategic Partnership between BRAC, DFID and AusAID to support BRAC in delivering progress towards the MDGs in Bangladesh and to support its Institutional Development reported by FCDO and a budget of £212,810,000.This project benefits BANGLADESH.And works in the following sector(s): Primary education, Reproductive health care, Water supply and sanitation - large systems, Rural development.
Health Systems Financing - REBUILD (Research for Building Pro-poor Health Systems during the Recovery from Conflict) - research This activity (Health Systems Financing - REBUILD (Research for Building Pro-poor Health Systems during the Recovery from Conflict) - research) is a component of Health Systems Financing - REBUILD (Research for Building Pro-poor Health Systems during the Recovery from Conflict) reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,455,560.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Medical research.
Accountable Grant to Oxfam for Joint Market Situation Analysis This activity (Accountable Grant to Oxfam for Joint Market Situation Analysis) is a component of Enhancing Community Resilience Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £10,750.This project benefits MALAWI.And works in the following sector(s): Food assistance.