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Enabling Activities to review and update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on POPs The overall goal of the proposed 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 mechansim 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
PREPARATION OF NATIONAL INVENTORIES OF BANKS OF USED OR UNWANTED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES The Republic of Togo is undertaking a project to develop a comprehensive national inventory and action plan to strengthen the management of ozone depleting substance (ODS) banks. This will support Togo's obligations under the Montreal Protocol to phase-out ODS in line with the agreed schedule.  The project will involve extensive data collection and analysis to quantify ODS stocks currently contained in equipment, installations, products, reserves, and waste across different sectors. Comprehensive industry and stakeholder consultations will be conducted to verify data and engage government, importers, service technicians, and waste managers.  The inventory findings will inform a tailored action plan to ensure Togo can manage and destroy ODS banks in an environmentally sustainable manner, in line with international standards and best practices. This includes examining recycling, reclamation and economic feasibility of sound ODS waste management infrastructure.  Overall, the project will build Togo's capacity and expertise to fulfill its Montreal Protocol commitments. Reducing ODS banks will generate major environmental benefits by averting direct greenhouse gas and ozone depleting emissions.
HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (Stage I) HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (STAGE I) The management plan for the elimination of HCFCs in Togo, favors  the proposed strategy to shift from HCFCs to HFCs or Hydrocarbons. This strategy relies mainly on economic instruments and regulations, framed by additional measures to be effective, including yearly update inventories programs, institutional strengthening, information, education and awareness of the parties, strengthening of capacity of some major stakeholders such as refrigeration technicians, security and control forces, the imposition of digressive import quotas and various controls.  The government of Togo is proposing to meet its compliance targets to reduce HCFC consumption by 35 per cent in 2020 through the following activities:  Phase I (a) Sensitizing of the stakeholders on the progressive elimination strategy and the alternatives; (UNEP) (b) Training of the custom officers and other control agents; (UNEP) (c) Training of the refrigeration technicians on the management of HCFCs; (UNEP) (d) Providing equipment for the refrigeration centres; (UNIDO) (e) Implementation of an incentive financial programme; and ((UNIDO) (f) Coordination, Management, Monitoring and Evaluation. (UNIDO/UNEP)  Phase II Implementation of elimination program of the remaining consumption of HCFCs
Capacity-building in the cashew nut, pineapple and shea butter value chains for a sustainable market access The main objective of the project is to improve the competitiveness of agro-food companies in Togo, through the establishment of a c ompetitiveness and market access strategy for MSMEs including a traceability system. This initiative will focus on 3 value chains (pineapple, cashew nut, shea butter) considered as structuring with a comparative advantage for the country according to the PNIASAN ( 2017-2026). It is designed to act as a pilot project with the aim of empowering national structures to duplicate these systems and methodology in other value chains in Togo. (The project will be implemented in collaboration with UNDP and the High Authority for Qua lity and Environment (HAUQE). A first phase will be conducted as an  inception phase to better identify KPIs and define capacity building/worshop curricula as well as a first round of training of trainers (ToT).
Identification and analysis of the fruit and vegetables sector potentialities Identification and analysis of the fruit and vegetables sector potentialities
Emergency and Recovery Assistance The proposed health intervention will aim to provide basic health services targeting children under five and pregnant women through mobile clinics and community health interventions. This will be achieved by supporting four mobile clinics  referral of complicated cases for secondary care  training and supporting community health volunteers  community involvement to improve knowledge and increase access for maternal  newborn and child care services.
Addressing Food Insecurity The aim of this project is to address the immediate food insecurity among the most vulnerable in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps in Somalia.
South Sudan Humanitarian Fund Round 2 Food  Security and Livelihoods This programme is an emergency livelihoods-based responses to food insecure communities.
Emergency FSL Support The aim of the Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) Support project is to protect livelihoods in conflict affected communities and ensure that communities have adequate food intakes.
Integrated Community Based Nutrition This project will aim to protect the nutrition status of young children through a Blanket Supplementary Feeding Programme (BSFP) and the establishment of Mother and Baby Friendly Spaces (MBFS) to promote protective Infant Young Child Feeding (IYCF) practices. The project team will also conduct mass screening of acutely malnourished children and  where there is a gap in services  provide treatment for Severe Acute Malnutrition.
Ebola Crisis - Restoring Services The purpose of this project is to enable the restoration of basic services in Ebola affected communities in targeted areas of Sierra Leone
School and Clinic Rehabilitation The aim of this project is to increase access to health facilities and to basic education for children affected by armed conflict.
START COVID-19 response This activity improves COVID-19 preparedness in 7 refugee camps around the Thailand-Myanmar border.
Health and Nutrition This project provides an integrated health and nutrition response to the reduce the morbidity of acute malnutrition of children and mothers in hard to reach and underserved areas which have a severe need for support.
Early Childhood Development Program - Phase 3 Area 1 This project is to support the gradual transfer of competencies and management of escolinhas to the Government (Central  Provincial and District levels ) and communities  following on from two phases of implementation of education activities
Emergency Education Provision This project will focus child-centred services (CCS) and education activities. Overall  Save the Children's response in the education sector will have a wide municipal reach. The above areas were identified together with the Regional Education Cluster as priority for clearing operations and resumption of classes given the impact on the communities and the need to show rapid resumption of school as a first step to recovery. Additionally  they are visible to the broader community and will act as a catalyst for other schools and communities.
Population Movements The aim of this project is to provide a rapid response in order to provide services to the movements of populations.
Addressing Food Insecurity Zambia The purpose of this programme is to respond to food insecurity through provision of emergency financial assistance to selected communities
Provision of Emergency Reproductive Health Commodities The purpose of this project is to provide selected communities with access to emergency reproductive health commodities
Assisting Displaced Children This project aims to build capacity amongst local staff  and undertake awareness raising activities to improve the monitoring of child protection within selected refugee camps
Emergency Response Somalia This project aims to provide an integrated emergency response for conflict affected populations in selected areas of Somalia
Alternative Responses for Communities in Crisis The aim of this project is to provide financial assistance to improve school enrolment and retention rates in targeted areas  and will provide complementary support to 15 schools targeted through an existing ongoing project.
Basic Education for Pastoralists in Somalia The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the fulfilment of the rights of all children (with equal opportunity to girls and disadvantaged groups) to quality  inclusive and equitable basic education services.
Somalia Health Project The overall project objective of this action is to contribute toward the reduction of morbidity and mortality related to acute malnutrition among children under-five in IDP camps and surrounding host communities through the management of acute malnutrition and capacity building of the Ministry of Health and local communities.
Sierra Leone Resilience 2016 The aim of this project is to provide long term support in order to ensure that communities in Sierra Leone and more resilient in responding to crisis.
Improving Access to Healthcare The overall object of this project is to provide improved access to and scale-up of primary health care integrated emergency lifesaving healthcare services in South Sudan.
Scale-up National CBDRM This is a join consortium project to support the roll-out of the National Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) programme in Vietnam (2011 to 2020). The project aims to enable local communities in 6 provinces to better prepare for  mitigate and respond to natural disasters.
Financial Assistance for Women The purpose of this project is to provide emergency financial assistance for women and mothers which will positively impact the welfare of their children  through the establishment of a sustainable local provider
Children's Literacy Resources This project aims to improve 24 000 children’s access to high-quality  local-language books and materials  and to help foster a culture of learning outside of school for children aged five to nine
Emergency Child Protection DRC The overall objective of the proposed project is to strengthen protective environments for children living in conflict-affected areas in DRC and environs through the reinforcement of quality child protection mechanisms and safe learning spaces and quality education.
Integrated Nutrition Response Project The overall objective of this project is to contribute for the reduction of mortality  morbidity and impacts of poor growth development due to malnutrition amongst children under five and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) through management of acute malnutrition  promotion of maternal  infant and young child nutrition (MIYCN) in emergency  and nutrition surveillance.
Basic Education Access The purpose of this project is to increase access to and the quality of education for primary school age children living in conflict affected regions of Uganda
Maternal and Newborn Health The goal of this project is to improve access to family planning services using community based approach in targeted areas of Liberia.
Saving Flood Affected Lives The project is designed to decrease the vulnerability of communities  severely affected by disasters  through an effective  efficient and co-ordinated humanitarian response that is appropriate  timely and meets established humanitarian standards
Ebola Response The aim of this project is to ensure delivery of primary health care in response to the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone
Integrated Multi-Sector Emergency Response This project is an integrated multi-sectoral life-Saving response to crisis-affected children and their families.
Education in Emergencies South Sudan The aim of this project is to ensure that children effected by emergencies can still access education.
Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience building The aim of this project is to support the affected vulnerable individuals to protect them against hunger  malnutrition and use of negative coping strategies. The proposed project seeks to improve lives  reduce suffering  and build resilience of drought affected households  food insecure vulnerable households to cope by facilitating access to financial assistance and improving their resilience to future shocks and disasters. The project will implement economic recovery interventions such as financial assistance  market linkage  and financial services  to address immediate food needs and at the same time build the capacity of the vulnerable community members to withstand shocks and disasters.
Optimising Health Extension Project The aim of this project is to contribute to the achievement of equitable and affordable coverage of quality health interventions for newborns  children  adolescent girls and women improved across the continuum of care at community and primary healthcare levels.
Keeping Girls in School The aim of the Keeping Girls In School (KGIS) Programme is to provide communities with financial assistance in order to ensure that school attendance amount girls' increases and is sustained.
Emergency Multi-Sector Response This project aims to provide emergency support for households  adjusted to the specific needs of women  children  people with disabilities and the elderly.
WASH Component These funds are for additional water sanitation and hygiene work to be done as part of an existing programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Water  Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion The aim of this project is to contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals 4  5  and 6 on water and sanitation for the pastoral and agro-pastoral populations of Ethiopia for improved child health and poverty alleviation  through improved access to water and sanitation facilities and improved sanitation and hygiene behaviours.
Child Protection Responses The aim of the project is supporting the livelihood and wellbeing of most in need and improving sufficient access to basic services.
Education for Displaced Children The aim of this response is to provide essential educational services for 3 000 children in the affected area currently unable to attend school; 600 displaced children in urban camps and the host community  2 400 displaced children in rural camps.
FER Tigray This project facilitates the safe return of children to school to ensure they are safe and protected and have access to integrated services and protection referral mechanisms. StC as implementing partner.
Emergency Relief and Recovery After Drought The aim of this project is to ensure that targeted households and children of selected communities have increased access to clean water  nutrition and livelihood support to cope with and recover from the drought.
Protection of Children The aim of this project is to provide protection to children suffering from the food and nutrition crisis in targeted areas of Niger.
Health and Nutrition and Education This life-saving integrated emergency response enables Health and Nutrition and Educational services to recently displaced people. Health (46%) Nutrition (46%) Education (8%).
Emergency WASH Response The purpose of the project is to implement emergency Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)interventions using a phased approach.
Refugee Influx Response The aim of this project is to respond to the refugee influx in Rwanda through health programming.
Emergency Rapid Response and Disaster Resilience The aim of this project is to decrease vulnerability of communities severely affected by disasters through an effective efficient and co-ordinated humanitarian response that is appropriate timely and meets established humanitarian standards.
Ethiopia Multi Sectoral Response The aim of this project is to provide a multi sector response to communities affected by the draught crisis in Ethiopia.
Safe  Protective and Quality Education The aim of this project is to ensure that children from Internally Displaced Person camps and host community affected by acute emergency access quality education in emergency (EiE) in a safe and protective environment.
Flood and Landslide Response This project will ensure that at least 2000 families in areas of Nepal are able to meet their basic needs  both women and men specific needs  and supported for the restoration of their livelihoods.
Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Round 1 Emergency Nutrition Response The award allows lifesaving emergency nutrition services for over 7.5 thousand individuals including over 13.7 thousand internally displaced persons to reduce morbidity and mortality of infants young children and pregnant and lactating women in drought and conflict-affected communities.
Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Round 1 Emergency WASH response This award allows for the provision of lifesaving provision of water  sanitation and hygiene promotion services to the most vulnerable children and their families.
Community based protection systems for IDPs and Host communities in Hudet and Moyale woredas of Dawa Zone  Somali Regional State The project will enable children and youth to access safe play and edutainment services by establishing child and youth friendly spaces (C&YFS) in IDP sites and facilitating on going interactive programs. It will enhance children’s and youths' capacity to positively address the challenges they face in their daily life through organising regular resilience building sessions for children  youth and their care providers.
Lifesaving Humanitarian Assistance The aim of this project is to ensure of the provision of lifesaving humanitarian assistance to children and their families affected by violence in targeted areas of Myanmar.
Health Services This project aims to improve the delivery of County Health Department-led health services that will ultimately contribute to the reduction in excess maternal and under-five morbidity and mortality.
Livelihoods Analysis The aim of this project is to provide and apply livelihoods analysis in order to strengthen Early Warning Systems  Response and Resilience.
Games Deliverable for Evaluation This award is the second component of two awards which will allow for baseline midline and endline evaluation of existing awards.
Improving Agricultural Access Items The purpose of this project is to provide agricultural items such as seeds and equipment in order to support small holder farmers affected by climate shocks in Malawi
Women's Wealth Influence This project will make progress toward meeting Millennium Development Goals 1 and 3 by reducing poverty and improving women's empowerment. The programme will contribute to this by directly improving women's wealth and influence in selected districts of Tajikistan.
Fast Drought Response The aim of this project is to provide a response to acute humanitarian needs resulting from the current drought as quickly as possible  supplementing government and other actors’ interventions to save lives in multiple drought affected areas
Agricultural Livelihoods This project strengthens the capacities of national institutions to guarantee efficient and sustainable implementation of data collection data analysis and information dissemination as well as the establishment of the necessary conditions for the sustainability and durability of national information systems.
Financial Assistance in Malawi The aim of this project is to provide emergency financial assistance to vulnerable households in targeted areas of Malawi in order to build resilience.
Optimizing the Health Extension Program (OHEP) This project aims to increase use of community based newborn care (CBNC) and integrated community case management of childhood illness (iCCM) services in the Segen Zone of SNNPR. ('extension' of 82603011)
Civil Society Tracking This award is to build civil society capacity to track health budgets in country.
Emergency Obstetric Care in South Sudan The Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care in South Sudan project aims to increase the coverage of maternal and newborn health services through multiple strategies that will make preventative and curative health services available to as many people as possible.
Emergency Aid The aim of this project is to provide emergency shelter  non-food items  protection and Water  Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) support to Iraqi Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and their host communities in Iraq.
Year 1 Seed Funding Programme in Uganda This project provides integrated inclusive primary and accelerated education for refugee and host community girls and boys in Uganda.
Infant Supplies The purpose of this funding is to distribute supplies of diapers for infants amongst vulnerable households
MNCH Support in Myanmar The Maternal Newborn Child Health (MNCH) Support project aims to support Township Health Departments (THDs) to lead the elaboration of Comprehensive Township Health Plans (CTHPs).
Food Security Response The aim of this project is to aid the food security response for drought affected communities.
COVID-19 First Emergency Response Part of Save the Children's global response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Nutrition Systems Strengthening 2015 The aim of this project is to strengthen and expand nutrition systems in targeted areas of Kenya.
Save the Children Fund Managing This is split regionally with Save the Children fund-managing across three years. This includes costs for a Fund Manager Unit a Coordination Unit and Fund Manager Costs. Amount to implementing office is minus the funding that will be disbursed to downstream partners.
Drought Recovery and Resilience The aim of this project is to strengthen community based drought mitigation and preparedness measures  to strengthen physical infrastructure and improve Natural Resource Management (NRM)  and to restore and strengthen livelihoods
COVID-19 response Part of Save the Children's global response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Round 1 Emergency Health and Nutrition Responses This award allows for the provision of emergency health and nutrition services in selected zones of the Somali region.
Water Sanitation and Hygiene Programme After Drought The purpose of this project is to support communities response to drought through improved hygiene and sanitation practices and increased access to safe water in communities through water scheme rehabilitation
Emergency Nutrition in Somalia The aim of this project is to provide children in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) Camps with emergency nutrition.
Education Child Protection and Water Sanitation and Hygiene 2020 Focusing on high priority gaps for people with acute needs in the hardest to reach areas this programme will provide integrated education and child protection services along with support with water sanitation and hygiene
Health and Nutrition Response The aim of the project is to provide an integrated Health and Nutrition response for drought affected communities.
Promoting Nutrition The focus of the proposed action will be on preventing an increase in acute malnutrition  morbidity and mortality rates in targeted areas.