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Facilitating Parliament, Voter Education and Elections Observation (Kyrgyz Republic):  .This activity will enable citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic to participate actively in fair and transparent electoral processes, and hold their elected officials accountable to campaign promises. The activity will achieve three main results:.Independent election observation conducted in accordance with international standards;Voters better understand voting procedures and their roles and responsibilities as citizens in the political process; andCivil society oversight and public access to information increases the ability of elected political actors to fulfill their responsibilities to citizens.The activity will build on its prior-year support for presidential elections by conducting voter education and polling.  Information campaigns will help voters to understand the results of the activity's election monitoring work, and polling will evaluate the success of voter education campaigns both pre and post-elections.  This activity supports ICS objective 3.1, "Support a more inclusive and accountable democracy.".. Objectives for Kyrgyzstan: The project is aimed at advancing democracy in the Kyrgyzstan through free, fair and transparent 2016 local council and 2017 presidential elections; and providing comprehensive monitoring of the Kyrgyz Parliament.
Legislative Function and Processes Improve the way the legislature and legislative processes and procedures work to uphold democratic practices. Focus on the quality and effectiveness of legislation, including the constitution, codes, laws, and regulations applying to various development sectors. Increase the legislatures capacity to be responsive to the people it serves, enhance public participation, engage in policy-making, hold itself and the executive accountable, and oversee the implementation of government programs, budgets, and laws.
Georgia - HIV - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center Georgia - HIV - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center.
Sustaining Universal Access to Quality Diagnosis and Treatment of all forms of TB in Georgia Georgia - Tuberculosis - National Center For Disease Control and Public Health - NCDC.
Georgia - Tuberculosis - Global Projects Implementation Centre N.L.E Georgia - Tuberculosis - Global Projects Implementation Centre N.L.E.
Sustaining and scaling up the existing national responses for implementation of effective HIV/AIDS prevention activities, improving survival rates of people with advanced HIV infection by strengthening treatment and care invtervention in Georgia Georgia has a low HIV/AIDS prevalence rate, but high potential for rapid spread of the disease.  According to the AIDS centre, in 2009 the prevalence rate among general population was 0.1 percent, and the epidemic is driven by Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) representing 2.1 percent in 2008 according to the BSS report.  The country has recently developed the HIV/AIDS National Strategic Plan for 2011 to 2016 with the goal to stabilize epidemic growth, primarily within the Most-At-Risk Populations (MARPs) and improve health outcomes for People Living with HIV (PLHIV) through improved coordination and strengthened advocacy of the national response.  The program will ensure that the IDUs have access to the comprehensive package for the prevention, treatment and care, and support.  It aims to contribute towards preventing the further spread of HIV through reducing transmission of HIV among IDUs and their sexual partners and achieving improved survival among IDUs living with HIV.  The program combines is a Single Stream of Funding with the most recent consolidation of the Round 10 HIV proposal.
Georgia - Tuberculosis - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center Georgia - Tuberculosis - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center.
Georgia - TB/HIV - National Center For Disease Control and Public Health Georgia - TB/HIV - National Center For Disease Control and Public Health - NCDC.  This program has the following goals: To turn the HIV epidemic in the reversal phase through strengthened interventions targeting key affected populations (KAP), and significant improvement in health outcomes for PLHIV..  To decrease the burden of tuberculosis and its impact over the overall social and economic development in Georgia, by ensuring universal access to timely and quality diagnosis and treatment of all forms of TB, thus decrease illness, death and drug resistance. The objectives of this program are: Improve HIV health outcomes through ensuring universal access to quality treatment, care and support..  Ensure sustainable strong response to the epidemic through enhanced government committment, enabling legislative and operational environment, and greater involvement of civil society.  Improve the effectiveness of outreach and prevention and ensure timely detection of HIV and progression to care.  To provide universal access to early and quality diagnosis of all forms of TB including Drug Resistant TB.  To improve treatment outcomes through universal access to quality treatment of all forms of TB including Drug Resistant TB with appropriate patient support.  Scale up effective TB prevention.  To strengthen the health system's cross-cutting functions and performance fot TB and HIV/AIDS control
Georgia - Malaria - Global Projects Implementation Centre N.L.E Georgia - Malaria - Global Projects Implementation Centre N.L.E.
Sustaining and Scaling up the Effective HIV/AIDS Prevention, Treatment and Care in Georgia Georgia - HIV - National Center For Disease Control and Public Health - NCDC.
Georgia - Malaria - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center Georgia - Malaria - The Georgia Health and Social Projects Implementation Center.
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Social sustainability : no content available no content available no content available no content available no content available no content available This information will soon be available - Support in the inception phase. TAB participation. lead partner on the joint initiative. Contracting a consultant & local partner. Combined workshop for CVR and joint initiative. Activities for embedding WUMP & 3R. CVR assessment on WASH interventions This information will soon be available This information will soon be available WASH,3R
Grant Management to for Green Climate Fund (GCF) in Lesotho The southern African region faces significant climate mitigation and adaptation challenges, including high vulnerability to extreme climate and rainfall fluctuations. Barriers to regional climate investments include a lack of affordable long-term financing, perceived financial and technology risks, high up-front capital costs and a lack of climate finance mechanisms. \nThe Green Climate Fund (GCF) Readiness and Preparatory Programme supports National Designated Authorities to build climate management capacity. The Lesotho Energy Programme contains six ready-to-build projects for the electricity sector in Lesotho. Three will mitigate existing emissions, and three will help “climate-proof” essential infrastructure. The programme will accelerate the nation toward its goal of secure, low-emission, renewable energy production by increasing the supply of domestic, clean renewable sources and extending grid-access electricity to more households. It will also build climate resiliency into threatened infrastructure. In addition to moving the nation toward these important objectives, the economic and environmental co-benefits of the project are significant; they include: strengthening the livelihoods of highly vulnerable households (including women- and child-headed households), creating temporary jobs, and slowing the trend of rapid deforestation.\nUNOPS supplies grant management support to the Green Climate Fund to improve resilience to climate change.\n
Support to the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme in the Anglophone African Countries The Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme embodies the very essence of sustainable development by "thinking globally acting locally". By providing financial and technical support to projects that conserve and restore the environment while enhancing people's well-being and livelihoods, the Small Grants Programme demonstrates that community action can maintain the fine balance between human needs and environmental imperatives.\n\nThe GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP) provides financial and technical support to communities and Civil Society Organizations to meet the overall objective of global environmental benefits secured through community-based initiatives and actions. A poor and vulnerable community, for example, can use a small grant to develop capacity for a larger project. \nUNOPS provides execution services to UNDP who is the implementing party of the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme. This includes: human resources services, administrative services, procurement services and financial management support, as well as grant disbursement management. This Small Grants Programme provision is specifically targeting the Anglophone African Countries.
MOU between USAID and DOC to Transfer Funds to implement xxx Funds provided to carry out technical assistance in energy laws for countries in need of modernizing commercial laws and regulations governing their natural resources
MOU between DOS and DOC to Transfer Funds to implement DOS-ENR technical assistance in Burma Funds provided to carry out technical assistance in energy laws for countries in need of modernizing commercial laws and regulations governing their natural resources
Department of Energy, Material Management and Minimization [Start Date: 10/01/2015; End Date: 09/30/2016] Remove or confirm the disposition of excess weapons-useable nuclear material at civilian facilities across the globe.
Infrastructure Project Guyana - Infrastructure Project: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete. In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to hire external technical assistance to support MCC's assessment and oversight of the MCA's infrastructure project to ensure country-led designs and subsequent implementation were consistent with MCC guidance.
Not Applicable Guyana - Infrastructure Project - Non-allocated Funds activity: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete. In this particular project, due diligence funds were used to hire external technical assistance to support MCC's assessment and oversight of the MCA's infrastructure project to ensure country-led designs and subsequent implementation were consistent with MCC guidance.
Guyana-Due Diligence Fund Guyana: Due Diligence funding is used to obtain sufficient information to evaluate, assess and appraise projects during program development, effectively oversee and monitor program implementation, conduct quality assurance, and then evaluate the results of the project once complete.
Adaptation Action Coalition - Sector Workstreams - Water The development of a Water Tracker tool and diagnostic guide to help countries self-assess and enhance water resilience in their national climate planning. The primary objective in this first year is to identify and work with a targeted set of countries that are committed to enhancing water resilience in their national climate plans in order to co-design and produce the Water Tracker tool. Project implementers will work with the countries, and core project partners, to conduct a self-assessment using the pilot version of the Water Tracker to identify gaps and needs for these countries going forward. The project will also coordinate with the newly-launched Adaptation Action Coalition to connect the pilot countries with potential development and finance partners who can help them make the adjustments necessary to address these gaps.
Moving Energy Initiative Project description : The purpose of MEI project is research and testing that lease to the provision of renewable energy for displaced people. It seeks to improve energy access for people and communities affected by displacement by creating change in the humanitarian system through a combination of research, advocacy and ''learning by doing''
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Population change and data activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Population change and data activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Population change and data activities
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Tanzania, United Republic of Policy and accountability activities
DEC CCD Collective Initiatives CCD and SC along with their listed partners (DCA, AAH and SC Ukraine) will deliver a pilot programme to strengthen capacities of local actors in Ukraine and neighbouring countries, which will be implemented alongside the existing Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) response operations of the project partners in Ukraine, Poland, and Romania, in line with DEC’s ambidextrous strategy. The pilot will select existing local/national NGO partners, community groups, and local government ministries and agencies, based on set criteria, to whom partners will provide institutional and technical capacity building, and direct funding to design and implement CVA programmes. SC and partners will collaborate with each other under the supervision of CCD throughout the programme cycle to ensure best practice in partnerships practice is deployed to implement four distinct models of disintermediation and local actor led CVA response and capture systematic learning with the goal of scaling the tested models in Ukraine or in other humanitarian crises around the world
Procurement Support for Guinea-Bissau Public Sector Strengthening Project II The development objective of the Second Public Sector Strengthening Project for Guinea-Bissau is to improve oversight of fiscal and human resources as well as enhance the skills of public sector officials in Guinea-Bissau. The project comprises of three components. UNOPS offers procurement support to the project, including vehicles, IT and office equipment.
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Support for the rehabilitation of the Simao Mendes National Hospital in Guinea Bissau The project aims to improve the technical platform of the Simao Mendes hospital in order to improve access to quality health services for the population of Guinea Bissau. Specifically, the project aims to:\n- the reduction of mortality linked to kidney failure by ensuring access to the necessary care through the rehabilitation and equipment of the hemodialysis center;\n- improving the population's access to drugs by supporting the rehabilitation of the Bissau drug warehouse;\n- improvement of the country's treatment capacities through the rehabilitation of the laboratory and the blood bank;\n- the strengthening of the country's medical capacities through the purchase of medical and non-medical equipment for the benefit of the Hospital;\n- capacity building in the maintenance of infrastructure and equipment delivered.\n
Improving Livelihood and Access to Rural Areas in Guinea-Bissau UNOPS helps improve access to markets and socio-economic facilities for some of the most vulnerable populations in Guinea-Bissau, with the  goal to facilitate the marketing of agricultural production and improve access to basic social services for rural populations in the Oio regions, Quinara and Tombali, through the sustainable rehabilitation of infrastructure transport.\n\nWith funding from the European Union, and in collaboration with the Government, the programme is set to rehabilitate around 78 km of rural roads, tracks and river crossings within regions of Oio, Quinara and Tombal.\n
Project Ignite Burkina Faso: Global Partnership in the Field of SRHR Population Services International (PSI) seeks to break down barriers to access and use of voluntary, modern contraception among girls and young women (age 15-24), with the aim of reducing unintended pregnancies, reducing unsafe abortions and preventing transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs is funding PSI to test two innovative models, and two theories of change, to tackle youth and adolescent sexual health issues (2016-2020), with an extension granted for the year 2021. The market development approach implemented by PSI in the DRC (2016-2017), Cote d'Ivoire (since November 2017), Haiti (2016-2019) and Mozambique (since 2016), consists in addressing market failures that prevent Sara from accessing the contraceptive products and services she wants and needs. Main approaches used include a thorough landscape analysis to understand how the market is failing Sara (production to use spectrum analysis). This helps ensure that the response is highly context-specific and that programs in each country are geared towards prioritized market players to address the failures identified. PSI also uses user-centered design inspired techniques to gather consumer insights and develop fast prototypes. The Ecosystem development approach, implemented by Triggerise in Burkina Faso (since 2021), India (since 2016) and Kenya (since 2016), consists in improving health the livelihood of micro-entrepreneurs who are incentivized to improve access to contraceptive products and services. Using a peer-to-peer approach that connects consumers to local small businesses, Triggerise gives them the power to both access and deliver aid on their own terms. Building on these relationships, Triggerise uses rewards-based platforms to motivate consumers to make positive choices?helping them to overcome individual barriers as they arise while adding value back into their economies. The project will deliver on 5 outcomes: 1: Increased informed demand for SRH services by girls and young women, 2: Increased access to a wide range of SRH products and services for girls and young women, 3: Improved enabling environment for youth and young women for improving their SRH rights, 4: Create wealth (via improved depth and reach of the ecosystems) and 5: Improve lives (via improved SRHR health outcomes).
District Heating Modernisation Framework (DHMFF) Provide financing for new technologies and reforms to shift district heating in targeted Kazakh cities to more efficient, demand-driven systems; 5.0 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
Renewable Energy Infrastructure Program The programmatic initiative seeks to attract greater volume of private sector investments to clean energy generation projects as well as to clean energy enabling infrastructure projects, such as grid strengthening, efficiency improvements, and others. Given that the current enabling environment in Kazakhstan is not yet sufficiently conducive to private sector Renewable Energy (RE) projects, IFC is proposing to start its engagement with an advisory component designed specifically at addressing the remaining barriers to investment.
Yermentau Large Wind Power Plant The EBRD is considering financing the construction, commissioning and operation of a 50MW wind power plant in the Yereymentau region.  As one of the first large-scale wind energy projects in Kazakhstan, the project has the potential of becoming an example of successful implementation of a project-financed renewable energy project in the country.
Kazakh Railways: Sustainable Energy Program Implement ground-source heat pumps and solar thermal technologies at 30% of the Kazakh National Railways’ 600 locations; 2.4 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
Renewable Energy Finance Facility (KAZREFF) Support the establishment of KAZREFF to provide financing and technical assistance for renewable energy projects and to encourage policy dialogue and institutional capacity building; 4.1 MtCO2e GHG savings expected
BDF: Promoting Investment Roadmaps for Low-Carbon Infrastructure Development in Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program Cities
Recycling for Development to four health facilities for vulnerable communities in Kinshasa, DR Congo Improve vulnerable people's access to existing health facilities by providing them with recycled equipment
SPA 2.0 DEV Strategic partnership agreement with The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Yemen Strategic Partnership Agreement 2022-2025 DEV Improved resilience and protection of crisis-affected vulnerable communities
Sudan Strategic Partnership Agreement 2022-2025 DEV Vulnerable communities adapt to climate change, hold duty bearers to account and improve their resilience to shocks and conflicts.
Building Resilience in the Education Sector The overall objective of ADRA Denmark’s Building Resilience in Education Sector (BRES) project in South Sudan is to contribute to improved learning outcomes and increased literacy rates for conflict affected children in Upper Nile State, South Sudan.
SPA 2.0 HUM Strategic partnership agreement with The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Danida Lot HUM Support from Danida for Strategic Partnership Agreement on Lot HUM
Vulnerable Communities Live in Dignity in Syria The overall objective of ADRA Denmark’s intervention in Syria is that vulnerable communities in Rural Damascus, Quinetra, Homs and Aleppo employ positive coping strategies, are more self-reliant and live with increased dignity.