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Preparation of Kigali HFC implementation plan Preparation of Kigali HFC Implementation Plan
COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP URT 2011-2015: ECONOMIC GROWTH -  Component II, Project 4: Industrial Upgrading and Modernization Project in Tanzania The Tanzania Industrial Upgrading and Modernization Project (IUMP) is a component of the UNIDO Country Programme for United Republic of Tanzania (URT) developed under the UNDAP framework for 2011-2015. The Tanzania IUMP aims at promoting competitive industrial production, improved quality and quantity of industrial output and facilitated market access at national, regional and international levels for local private sector enterprises. The project also intends to build country#s institutional and technical capacity to deliver appropriate services for local industrial enterprises via provision of the necessary trainings and advisory support on technology and business processes management.
Country Framework of Support to UNDAP 2011-2015 - Economic Growth COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP 2011-2015 - ECONOMIC GROWTH in Tanzania.
Value Chain Support Program for Tanzania#s Cashew and Red Meat/Leather Industry in the frame of the 3ADI funded through UNDAP 2011-2015: Economic Growth
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 tackle the goal through upgrading domestic producers, material suppliers, and other relevant public institutions in terms of 1) production capacity, 2) quality, and 3) business resilience <(>&<)> continuity in emergency situations. In the project, the selected domestic producers and material suppliers 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 Tanzania#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, protective supplies were in a serious shortage everywhere, and it caused a significant problem among health workers and institutions. Therefore, the assistance will help the coun
SME Policy Implementation Review The objective of this project is to conduct an SME Policy Implementation Review based on the policy advice provided during the preparation of the Tanzania SME Policy in 2003. The review was conducted in a collaborative manner with stakeholders; results were presented and disseminated at a stakeholder workshop and much appreciated. A similar review was requested by Zanzibar and will be conducted early 2016.
Programme for inclusive and sustainable industrial development in the United Republic of Tanzania The Programme for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (PISID) in the United Republic of Tanzania is comprised of four c omponents (sub-projects), namely:  1. Data, Industrial Policies and Strategies (DIPS) 2. Augmenting Results for Industrial Support Entities (ARISE) 3. Developing Industrial Value Chains and Enterprises (DIVE) 4. Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation (COME).
Country Framework of Support to UNDP 2011-2015 - Ecomic Growth (Entrepreneurship component)
Promotion of Bio-Ethanol as Alternative Fuel for Cooking in the United Republic of Tanzania Tanzania's cooking energy requirements in urban and rural households are mainly met through charcoal and fuel wood respectively having serious impacts on people's health, as well as the environment. The GEF 6 project aims to replace this usage with bio-ethanol cook stoves by promoting the adoption of clean cooking practices using alternate fuels like bio-ethanol, establishing distilleries for producing fuel grade bio-ethanol, and supporting the local fabrication of bio-ethanol cook stoves..
Promotion of Waste-to-Energy (WTE) Applications in Agro-Industries of Tanzania The proposed project activities promote the use of WTE technologies, more specifically application of biomass and biogas technologies, in agro-industries. This area was selected due to their rapid scaling up and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction potential. These are in line with GEF-5 climate change focal area strategic programme CCM-3: Promoting the investment in RE technologies.  The East Africa (a group of 9 countries including Tanzania) Minsterial Consultation meeting, 18-20 January 2011 organized by GEF secretariat, came up with WTE as one of the priority areas to be considered for East African countries. in line with that, the expected outcomes of the project include human and institutional capacity development and the increased investments for WTE technologies.
COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP 2011-2015 - ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
ONE UN PROGRAMME FOR TANZANIA - JOINT PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENT (JP 11) WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LAND DEGRADATION/DESERTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
"COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT TO UNDAP 2011-2015 - ECONOMIC GROWTH" in Tanzania This project is one componet of the project "COUNTRY FRAMEWORK OF Tanzania". Technical Assistance in enhancing the capacity of industrial statistics aims at strengthening the country in providing periodic industrial statistics and competitiveness reports / surveys; establishing functional industrial statistical database.
Cleaner integral utilization of sisal waste for production of biogas and biofertilizers
OUTPUT 6.4: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
IR 2.3: CFS AT COMMUNITY LEVEL IR1.3- CFS model at school level implemented and Community mechanism in
place to address drop out  in target schools.
OUTPUT 7.8: EVALUATIONS AND STUDIES Child focused knowledge is generated, disseminated and used to ensure evidence-based programming.
IR:1.15 HUMANITARIAN HEALTH SUPPORT 2015 Humanitarian primary health needs of affected Syrian population and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) met
OUTPUT 5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical Support Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
AWARENESS PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM VIOLENCE AND ABUSE IS RAISED Awareness of community members and caregivers regarding the protection of children from violence and abuse is raised.
(DEACTIVATED) SUPPLY AND LOGISTICS Supply and Logistics support to Programmes (including in country warehouse and distribution)
OUTPUT 3.1: EDUCATION POLICIES AND STANDARDS Policies, strategies and guidelines are available for efficient management and delivery of inclusive quality education
OUTPUT 8.6: SUPPLY AND LOGISTICS Setting of supply and logistics support to programme delivery in terms of customs clearance, warehousing and inland transportation
OUTPUT 3.5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Output 3.5: Technical Support for Adolescents Development and Participation programme
OUTPUT 2: EARLY RECOVERY Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PACKAGE Package of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) interventions provided to conflict affected persons and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in collective shelters and Schools
OUTPUT 7.4: FIELD OPERATIONS UNICEF Field Offices have appropriate capacity (human, funds, management systems) to deliver and monitor programme effectively.
OUTPUT 2.2: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES Water and sanitation systems and services are rehabilitated.
OUTPUT 3.1: CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Key child protection duty bearers have improved legal, policy, and institutional capacity to plan, budget, prevent and respond to
violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation of children
IR 4.4: DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Output 4.8: Enhanced protection for children through increased awareness on child rights and child protection, and systematic
monitoring
OUTPUT 8.4: OPERATIONAL SUPPORT Setting other operational support to programme delivery.
OUTPUT 8.7: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management
ACCESS TO COMMUNITY-BASED EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Palestinian pre-primary school children (3-5 years) have access to community-based early childhood development services.
OUTPUT 7.6: THIRD PARTY TECHNICAL AND MONITORING FACILITATORS Third Party Monitors and Technical Facilitators
OUTPUT 5:  TECHNICAL SUPPORT COSTS Cross-Sectoral staff cost, which could not be assigned at Sectoral PCRs level.
IR 2.6 TECHNICAL SUPPORT Intermediate Results (IR) 2.6 Technical Support Education.
IR 1.2.2013-14: NUTRITION STATUS FOR CHI Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2.2013: Nutrition status for children under 5 ( in PLS camps and IDP shelters) improved
OUTPUT 7.1: PROGRAMME COORDINATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively design and manage programmes.
OUTPUT 4.5: PSS SERVICES Output 4.5: Protection and MHPSS services for children and women strengthened at national and community levels
OUTPUT 3.3: VOCATIONAL TRAINING Output 3.3: By the end of 2015, 165,000 adolescent boys and girls have access to development opportunities through vocational
training and life skills.
OUTPUT 8.5: STAFF DEVELOPMENT Setting a direction for staff capacity building and staff performance. Training activities & workshops for staff.
ACCESS TO ALTERNATIVE BASIC EDUCATION Palestinian children (6-14 years) have access to alternative basic education.
OUTPUT 3.4: HUMANITARIAN CHILD PROTECTION Girls, boys and women affected by humanitarian crisis, are protected from all forms of violence and receive quality child
protection and GBV services.
OUTPUT 7.2: EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective communication, resource mobilization
andadvocacy on child rights issues with stakeholders
IR 2.5: YOUTH STRATEGY DEVELOPPED / DELE Intermediate Results (IR) 2.5: Youth strategy developped / DELETE
CHILD HEALTH Parents and caregivers are aware of the proper treatment of diarrheal diseases and acute respiratory infection and the danger
signs of an ill child.
(DEACTIVATED) PROGRAMME PLANNING AND COORDINATION Technical leadership for programme outcomes
OUTPUT 6.2: CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY SUPPORT Children with disability have increased access to quality essential services and cash assistance
OUTPUT 1.1: HEALTH & NUTRITION SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING National health and nutrition\202Fpolicies and strategies are developed based on quality data
OUTPUT 7.7: PROGRAMME PLANNING, MONITORING UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan and monitor programmes. Increased
capacityof government and partners to effectively monitor programme implementation in compliance with Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT).
OUTPUT 5.1: EVIDANCE BASED PLANNING Knowledge on the situation of PLS refugee children and women in Syria
OUTPUT 7.5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical Support:  Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
OUTPUT 4.5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
ADOLESCENTS PARTICIPATION The most vulnerable Palestinian adolescents and youth benefit from increased opportunity to skill building and engagement
opportunities
IR 1.3: NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS TO IMPRO Intermediate Results (IR) 1.3: Nutrition Interventions to Improve Knowledge Management & Monito ring in Support of Preparation of a National
Nutrition Strategy.
OUTPUT 3.3: COMMUNITIES CP AWARENESS AND CAPACITY Children, parents and communities have increased knowledge, motivation and capacity to promote and apply practices to protect
themselves and reduce violence.
OUTPUT 5.1: ADOLESCENTS POLICIES AND STRATEGIES Adolescent-focused, evidence-based policies and strategies are in place to support adolescent development
CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT ON CASE MANAGEMENTSYSTEM IN PROVIDED Capacity of child protection and sectoral key actors to provide specialized services to children through case management is
increased.
IR 3.3: PROTECTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR PLWHA Intermediate Results (IR) 3.3: Protective environment for PLWHA established. Stigma, discrimina tion, adolescents' vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, gender
inequalities, and g ender-based violence reduced.
OUTPUT 3.2: PLS YOUTH ACTIVITIES Output 3.2: Palestinians youth have capacity to deliver youth-lead initiatives and are actively participating in civic engagement
programmes
IR:1.16 NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS.2015 IR:1.16. Nutrition interventions to improve knowledge management & monitoring in support of preparation of a national nutrition
strategy.
OUTPUT 1.5: TECHICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management
IR 3.2: DATA ON SITUATION OF CHILDREN & IR 3.2: Qualitative and quantitative data on the situation of Palestinia
n children and women available and disseminated (MICS, Youth Survey, Act
ion Research, Disaggregated data, and media)
IR:1.8: ACCESS TO WATER, SANITATION AND Intermediate Results (IR) 1.8: Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
OUTPUT 5.1: CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Policies and plans are in place to scale up child protection interventions
IR 2.7 - PRESCHOOL CHILDREN Intermediate Results (IR) 2.8 - Child Friendly School club implemented at school level [CFS]
IR 4.6: TECHNICAL SUPPORT CP Intermediate Results (IR) 4.6: Ensure implementation of child protection programme
OUTPUT 1.4: HUMANITARIAN HEALTH & NUTRITION Children and women in humanitarian situations have access to health and nutrition services
IR 4.5: PROTECTION AND PSS SERVICES Intermediate Results (IR) 4.5: Child Protection and Psychosocial Support Services
OUTPUT 7.3: COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT (C4D) C4D activities integrated in all programme components of the Country Programme and are inclusive of research, capacity building,
community engagement, media and innovation.
IR 1.2: DE-CENTRALIZED LEVEL OUTCOME-DRI Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2: De-Centralized Level Outcome-Driven Health Plans Supported
CHILD PROTECTION INCLUDING PSS IS PROVIDED Community-based child-protection and psychosocial support interventions for children are increased
MATERNAL HEALTH & NUTRITION FOR PREGNANT WOMEN Pregnant women have access to proper maternal health and nutrition care
OUTPUT 2.3: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS Schools provide improved water and sanitation facilities
IR 3.1: RH INFORMATION AND COUNSELLING S Intermediate Results (IR) 3.1: RH information and counselling services with special focus on pr evention of HIV/AIDS and STIs among adolescents
increased and enhanced.
OUTPUT 1.2.COMMUNITY-BASED Early Child Development (ECD) SERVICES Output 1.2. Palestinian pre-school boys and girls have access to the community-based Early Child Development (ECD) services
OUTPUT 4.4: HUMANITARIAN Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Children and families in humanitarian situations have equitable access to basic inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene services
and supplies
OUTPUT 5.1: NATIONAL CAPACITY ENHANCED Intermediate Results (IR) 5.3: Mechanisms in place for adolescents to particpate in decision ma king for programmes and policies affecting their life
OUTPUT 3:Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS & HEALTH CENTER Output3: Additional 700 Public Institutions (Schools, Child Friendly Spaces and Health Centers) provided with improved WASH
services in the targeted  district of Nine Governorates by the end of (2015).
OUTPUT 3: HYGIENE Hygiene promotion and emergency hygiene items provided to affected population and schools
OUTPUT 1.1. ALTERNATIVE BASIC EDUCATION Output 1.2. Palestinian pre-school boys and girls have access to the community-based Early Child Development (ECD) services
OUTPUT 5.4 ADOLESCENTS PARTICIPATION EMERGENCY Young people are protected, supported and mobilized in humanitarian setting and participate in resilience-building programmes.
IR 5.4: NATIONAL CAPACITY FOR CHILD RIGH IR 5.4 National capacity for child rights reporting and advocacy enhance
d, including civil society and media
IR 1.5: APPROPRIATE HEALTH & NUTRITION R IR 1.5: Training in health, including reproductive health, provided to g
overnment and emergency personnel to respond appropriately in a disaster
.
OUTPUT 3.5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
OUTPUT 5.2: ACCESS TO LEARNING AND SKILLS Adolescents have access to age and gender-sensitive learning and skills-building opportunities for improved learning, capacities
and employability.
IR 4.1: CP SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED Intermediate Results (IR) 4.1: Child Protection Systems Strengthened
OUTPUT 4.2: ADOLESCENTS ACCESS TO SERVICES Adolescents and youth benefit from equitable access to a comprehensive package of services and opportunities
OUTPUT 3.2: HEALTH AND HIV INFORMATION Output 3.2: By the end of 2015, adolescent girls and boys reached with correct health messages, access to friendly-services and
vulnerability to HIV/AIDS is reduced within a conducive environment
IR:1.14.NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM 2015 1.14: National Health System and policies enhanced to ensure quality of services particularly in underserved areas.
OUTPUT 7.2: EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective communication, resource mobilization and
advocacy on child rights issues with stakeholders.
IR 3.2: ADOLESCENT REACHED WITH RIGHT ME Intermediate Results (IR) 3.2: Adolescent reached with right messages, information and adequate  capacity building services. Adolescent vulnurability
to HIV/AIDS exposu re with special attention to age and gender reduced.
OUTPUT 1.1:  HEALTH SYSTEM AND POLIC Output 1.2: National Health System and policies enhanced to ensure quality of services particularly in underserved areas.
OUTPUT 2.2: LEARNING OUTCOMES IMPROVED Children's learning outcomes are improved in more effective learning environments.
OUTPUT 2.1: INCREASED CAPACITY ON PSS Output 2.1: Increased capacity of civil society, child protection and sectoral key actors to provide PSS to targeted children and
women
IR 4.3: CHILD LABOUR Intermediate Results (IR) 4.3: Government's capacities to prevent, identify and address the worst forms of child labour imporved
IR 2.2: MOE CAPACITY STRENGTHEND - ECE Intermediate Results (IR) 2.8 - Child Friendly School club implemented at school level [CFS]
OUTPUT 3.3: ACCESS AND QUALITY EDUCATION Equitable access to quality education opportunities provided
OUTPUT 5.5:TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office managemen
OUTPUT 4.4: RISK EDUCATION Output 4.8: Enhanced protection for children through increased awareness on child rights and child protection, and systematic
monitoring
OUTPUT 2.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) CAPACITY BUILDING National institutions and civil society organizations have enhanced capacity in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programme implementation
NFI (WINTER SUPPLIES) DISTRIBUTION FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN SYRIA Children are protected from weather hazards with essential winter kits and blankets.
IR1.11 ACUTE MALNUTRITION (INCLUDES NFI) IR1.11 Acute Malnutrition * (includes NFI)
OUTPUT 8.2: FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Conditions to pursue country operations in terms of Office administration, asset and financial management.
OUTPUT 6.1: GENERATION OF EVIDENCE Reliable evidence is generated and analysed timely according to agreed-upon mechanisms to inform policies and programmes for
vulnerable children and families
IR 2.5: MDGS SCALING UP Intermediate Results (IR) 2.5: MDGs scaling up implemented in the poorest villages.
OUTPUT 1.3: HEALTH & NUTRITION DEMAND GENERATION Parents and other caregivers have the required knowledge and motivation to seek health and nutrition services
OUTPUT 6.1: POLICY AND SYSTEM STRENGTHENING National and subnational capacities for monitoring child poverty and for designing and implementing integrated and child-sensitive
social protection programmes and public finance management are strengthened.
IR 1.4: STANDARDS FOR COMMUNITY PARTICIP Intermediate Results (IR) 1.4: Models/Standards for Community Participation in PHC Centers Consolidated/ Developed.
OUTPUT 2  Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)  IN SHELTER/HOST COMMUN Output 2 By the end of (2015), additional Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) (1.5  Millions) will have increased access to the improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services in the
collective shelters and in host communities settlements in the targeted districts of Nine Governorates.
OUTPUT 5.2: SITUATION OF CHILDREN Intermediate Results (IR) 5.2: Knowledge on the Situation of Children and Women in Syria
OUTPUT 4.3: Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) INCL EXCLUSI BREASTFEED Output 4.3: Mothers have increased knowledge and are practising proper Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) including exclusive breastfeeding
IR 4.2:  ALTERNATIVE CHILD CARE IR 4.2: Legal framework for family /community based alternative child care services developed
OUTPUT 3.2: ACCESS TO CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES Girls, boys, and women at risk of violence and exploitation will have equitable access to quality integrated child protection and
GBV [gender-based violence] prevention and response services.
OUTPUT 2.5: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
OUTPUT 1.2: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE District health centres are rehabilitated and operational
OUTPUT 5.4: NON FOOD ITEMS By the end of 2015, 500,000 vulnerable and displaced children received non food items, including winter clothes and blanket and
summer clothes.
OUTPUT 2.4: TECHNICAL SUPPORT Availability of adequate technical expertise to support the programme delivery and the office management.
OUTPUT 6.3: BASIC NEEDS SUPPORT Vulnerable children and their family have increased access to humanitarian social protection programmes, including cash transfer to
protect them from weather hazards
BREASTFEEDING AND Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Mothers are practicing proper infant and young child feeding, including exclusive breastfeeding.
OUTPUT 5.5: CHILD PROTECTION SECTOR COORDINATION Child Protection Sector Coordiantion
OUTPUT 2.2 : INCREASE CAPACITY ON CP Output 2.2 : Increased community capacity and awareness to protect children from, and address violence, exploitation, abuse and
neglect
MTERNAL HEALTH Pregnant women have access to proper maternal health and nutrition care
OUTPUT 5.3: ACCESS TO CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES Case management and referral mechanisms are in place to respond to the protection needs of children
PLANNING , MOINTORING AND Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT) UNICEF staff and partners are provided with guidance, tools and resources to effectively design, plan and manage programmes.
OUTPUT 4.2: RESTORED Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SYSTEMS Support the development and rehabilitation of existing municipal drinking water supply systems including operation & maintenance
(i. e. augmentation of power supply to operate pumping stations and wells, equipment, replacement parts, maintenance of pumping
stations and wells, etc.)
IR1.9: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES IR1.9: Humanitarian needs of affected Syrian population and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) met
OP 1.1: Early Child Development (ECD) & BE SERVICES SUPPORTED Output 1.1: Basic services for Early Child Development (ECD) and basic education supported and sustainable, and access to all children in camps and gathering
centres ensured.