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Administration of The Consultative Research Committee on Development Research 2016-2017 The two-year grant covers the administrative fees for the concultative research commitee and its memebers.
The grant has been extended until 2019 to cover cost for 2018. By an error a commitment was not entered for 2018
Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA Humanitarian Framework Agreement 2014, DCA
Primary Health Project in Herat Province, 2015 The objectives of the project are humanitarian as well as developmental, consolidating the healthcare system established in previous project phases ensuring the basic human right to health for a population of 500.000 in three districts of Herat province in Afghanistan in consistency with the national healthcare guidelines specified by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) in Afghanistan to ensure sustainability. The humanitarian objective of the project has focused upon improvement of health and ensuring access to primary healthcare services with special focus on women¿s reproductive health and reaching the nomadic and remote areas' population through mobile clinics. The development objectives are focusing upon strengthening of existing healthcare systems through training and capacity development of Afghan staff as well as training of local community representatives/members in skills related to health and nutrition. Indicators for the humanitarian objectives are: number of population served by outreach and mobile clinics, number of births attended by skilled health worker, number of pregnant women attending at least one visit/service pre and post pregnancy as well as number of children under 1 year fully immunized. Indicators for the development objectives are: 1. Strengthening of District health systems in three districts with emphasis on training and capacity development of Afghan individuals and systems. 2. Support to local community health development through training of community members and representatives in specific skills relevant for health and nutrition. These objectives are monitored by the number of individuals attending specified training and the number of females as regular Shura members.
DI 2015 (additional funds) The interventions for 2015 follow a multifaceted demand driven approach that seeks to reform the general business climate.
ADRA Denmark support to Syria, 2014 ADRA Denmark support in Syria 2014. Water, sanitary and health.
Implementation of UNWomen's Nepal country office strategic note and annual work Plan Implementation of UNWomens Nepal country office strategic note and annnual work Plan
Pre-Primary Education Create and sustain pre-employment and employability programs for male and female youth and men and women in formal and non-formal settings. These programs develop foundational (pre-requisite or threshold) skills that are adaptable and necessary for entrance into the labor force, vocational training programs, and career-oriented higher education; skills such as critical thinking, teamwork, and communication. Workforce readiness programs may target out-of-school and marginalized youth and adults, or students in general education systems. Programs include labor market and social support services, and linkages with further technical skills development and career opportunities for both young men and women.
Primary School Reading Study Estudio de la lectura de la escuela primaria Primary School Reading Study Estudio de la lectura de la escuela primaria
Productivity & Opportunities for Development through Renewable Energy (PODER) Activity Productividad y oportunidades para el desarrollo con actividad de la energía renovable (PODER) Productivity & Opportunities for Development through Renewable Energy (PODER) Activity Productividad y oportunidades para el desarrollo con actividad de la energía renovable (PODER)
Honduras IT Cost Recovery Recuperación de costes de Honduras las TIC Honduras IT Cost Recovery Recuperación de costes de Honduras las TIC
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central America/Regional USAID/OFDA Grant para America Central/regional Drought mitigation in Lempira, Honduras. Sectors: Ag/FS and Risk Management Policy and Practice (RMPP) Mitigación de la sequía en la lempira, Honduras. Sectores: Política y práctica (RMPP) de Ag/FS y de gestión de riesgos
CARSI-ESF-Honduras-School-based Violence Prevention prevención CARSI-ESF-Honduras-escuela-basada de la violencia CARSI-ESF-Honduras-School-based Violence Prevention prevención CARSI-ESF-Honduras-escuela-basada de la violencia
Emergency food assistance Ayuda alimentaria de la emergencia Emergency food assistance and nutrition support. Ayuda alimentaria de la emergencia y ayuda de la nutrición.
Global HIV/AIDS Initiative Iniciativa global de HIV/AIDS Global HIV/AIDS Initiative Iniciativa global de HIV/AIDS
Natural Resources and Biodiversity Recursos naturales y biodiversidad This program area covers components of program design and performance management and learning. This area supports assessment, special studies and analysis, strategic planning, program and project design, program monitoring (to include baseline studies and other data collection needs) and activities that support learning, knowledge transfer and adaptation of projects. Assessment includes the examination of the state of a country or sector context to inform project design but does not include evaluation of USG-funded activities (please see Program Area PO.3 for a definition of evaluation). Special studies or analysis could support strategic or project planning or include research for general learning that is not necessarily related to the performance of USG-funded activities. This program area may also include the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks, assessment of the potential of information and communication technologies to enhance performance throughout the program cycle or dissemination of best practices and lessons learned. Esta área del programa cubre componentes del diseño de programa y gestión del rendimiento y aprendizaje. Esta área apoya la evaluación, estudios especiales y análisis, planeamiento estratégico, diseño del programa y de proyecto, el programa que supervisa (incluir los estudios de la línea de fondo y la otra recopilación de datos necesita) y las actividades que apoyan el aprendizaje, transferencia del conocimiento y adaptación de proyectos. La evaluación incluye el examen del estado de un país o de un contexto del sector para informar a diseño de proyecto pero no incluye la evaluación de actividades USG-financiadas (vea por favor el área PO.3 del programa para una definición de la evaluación). Los estudios o el análisis especiales podrían apoyar estratégico o proyectar el planeamiento o incluir la investigación para el aprendizaje general que no se relaciona necesariamente con el funcionamiento de actividades USG-financiadas. Esta área del programa puede también incluir la preparación de planes estratégicos y otras tareas de programación a corto plazo, la evaluación del potencial de la información y las tecnologías de comunicación para aumentar funcionamiento en el ciclo de programa o la difusión de mejores prácticas y de lecciones aprendieron.
FY 2014 ASHA Award - Escuela Agricola Panamericana/Zamorano University FY universidad de ASHA Award 2014 - de Escuela Agricola Panamericana /Zamorano FY 2014 ASHA Award - Escuela Agricola Panamericana/Zamorano University FY universidad de ASHA Award 2014 - de Escuela Agricola Panamericana /Zamorano
Support for the Implementation of the Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Journalists, Social Communicators, and Justice Operators Ayuda para la puesta en práctica del mecanismo para la protección de los defensores de los derechos humanos, de los periodistas, de los comunicadores sociales, y de los operadores de la justicia (Honduras):  USAID supports Government of Honduras' efforts to protect human rights defenders through investments in Honduras' Mechanism for Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Journalists, Communicators, and Justice Operators.  Honduras is one of the few countries in Latin America to have a mechanism of this type.  Through providing technical and material assistance to improve their data management and communication capabilities, USAID is bolstering the Mechanism's ability to collect information and respond, including by providing preventative and protective measures, to both credible threats and attacks on human right defenders.  Through workshops and training, investments also support the professional capacity of civil society organizations (CSO) to monitor the Mechanism, provide constructive recommendations for improved performance, and implement self-protection strategies to better safeguard the lives of CSO staff members. (Honduras):  USAID apoya al gobierno de esfuerzos de Honduras para proteger a defensores de los derechos humanos con inversiones en el mecanismo de Honduras para la protección de los defensores de los derechos humanos, de los periodistas, de los comunicadores, y de los operadores de la justicia.  Honduras es uno de los pocos países en América latina para tener un mecanismo de este tipo.  Con el abastecimiento de ayuda técnica y material de mejorar sus capacidades de la gestión de datos y de la comunicación, USAID está alentando la capacidad del mecanismo de recoger la información y de responder, incluyendo proporcionando medidas preventivas y protectoras, a ambas amenazas y ataques creíbles en defensores del derecho humano.  Con talleres y el entrenamiento, las inversiones también apoyan la capacidad profesional de las organizaciones de la sociedad civil (CSO) de supervisar el mecanismo, proporcionar las recomendaciones constructivas para el funcionamiento mejorado, y ejecutan estrategias de la autopretección para mejorar para salvaguardar las vidas de los miembros del personal del CSO.
Justice, Human Rights, and Security Strengthening Activity Justicia, derechos humanos, y actividad del fortalecimiento de la seguridad Justice, Human Rights, and Security Strengthening Activity Justicia, derechos humanos, y actividad del fortalecimiento de la seguridad
Activity under preparation Special Measure 2024 Myanmar: Protecting access to justice and fundamental rights for vulnerable groups in Myanmar This action aims at improving access to justice and protecting fundamental rights for vulnerable and at-risk groups in Myanmar. Working both on criminal and civil justice aspects, the action will strengthen citizen¿s legal empowerment and access to legal aid, so that Myanmar people, and in particular groups such as women or people arrested for political reason, are better aware of their rights and the services they can access to defend them in courts. Activities will be focused on ensuring quality and availability of legal aid services for defendants facing charges under the formal system.  The action will also support justice seekers intending to access justice through ethnic, informal and community-based mechanisms, both by supporting their access to information and legal services, and by working on improving the capacities as well as the inclusivity, respect of human rights and fairness of selected mechanisms. Finally, the action will support organisations working on crucial issues around protection of fundamental rights and the promotion of the rule of law, enabling them to deliver improved rights defense, dispute resolution and justice services to local communities, and to foster dialogue and shape conversations with communities and pro-democracy stakeholders on topics related to justice, accountability, integrity and human rights.
Support measures 2023 - Mid Term Evaluation of the Nexus Response mechanism (NRM) in Myanmar Contract related to: Support measures 2023 - Mid Term Evaluation of the Nexus Response mechanism (NRM) in Myanmar - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2022, 2023 and 2024 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe) in those regions.
Quality Basic Education Pathways for Children (QBEP4Children) Following the double crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic and the military coup of February 2021, Myanmar and its people continue to suffer from a highly volatile and unstable political situation and an increasing socio-economic deterioration. As a consequence of the military coup conflict has, in addition, expanded into areas that were formerly stable, affecting an increasing number of people. This situation has a major impact on access of children and youth to basic education. Myanmar is facing an acute learning crisis, affecting particularly the most vulnerable children and youth. Schools closures, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the coup of February 2021, in combination with the resulting political and socio-economic crisis have negatively affected the learning of millions of children. The context is characterised by an increased politisation of education, and a deteriorating security situation, resulting in a number of barriers preventing the most vulnerable children¿s access to basic education.&nbsp;The Overall Objective of this action is to contribute to re-engagement with learning and continuity of access to quality, inclusive and equity-focused basic education for the most vulnerable children and youth in Myanmar. The Specific Objectives of this action are to:1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve safe and equitable access to learning for the most vulnerable children and youth in the targeted areas; 2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Increase availability of equity-focused quality teaching and learning for the most vulnerable children and youth in the targeted areas;3)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthen community, coordination, management and data systems to support the most vulnerable children and youth to access quality basic education.&nbsp;This action will contribute to the operationalisation of the Joint Response Framework (JRF) for the education sector, which has been prepared by development partners in response to the education crisis in Myanmar. More specifically, the action contributes to the basic education component of the JRF and has been jointly developed with Finland, who is also co-financing it. The action will be closely coordinated with other programmes funded by other donors in support of the JRF. The action will ensure a do no harm and conflict sensitive methodology, while a specific focus will be on ensuring an inclusive and gender balanced approach aiming at equity, strongly reflecting human rights-based considerations. In the absence of a MIP 2021-27 for Myanmar, this action is prepared as a Special Measure for adoption in 2022.&nbsp;This action contributes to SDG 4 `Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all¿. It also contributes to SDG 5 on gender equality, SDG 8 on decent work and economic growth, and SDG10 on reduced inequalities.
Establishment of a European Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar (ECCM) This grant seeks to support the establishment of EuroChamber Myanmar in line with similar initiatives under the the EU Support to European Business in South-East Asia Markets (SEBSEAM). The objective is to increase and diversify exports and investment of EU businesses, in particular SMEs, to Myanmar, and to ASEAN.
EU Peace Support in Myanmar  PEACE IV Support to the Myanmar peace process and ethnic affected regions by the internal armed conflict and intercommunal violence
Prevent Plastics Prevent Plastics aims to promote sustainable production and consumption patterns in Myanmar through raised awareness and best practices on waste management
Mandalay Urban Services Improvement Project (MUSIP) The general objective of the Project Action is to assist the Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC) in its strategy to become a Green City particularly focusing on improved environmental performance, equity in service provision and improved finances
PEACE IV Top-up to the Joint Peace Fund (JPF) - 2015/368-450 The Joint Peace Fund (JPF) supports national efforts to achieve a final and lasting settlement of ethnic armed conflict in Myanmar. The Purpose and Scope of the Fund shall respond to the needs of the Myanmar peace process, as agreed between the Parties.
EU-World Bank Single Donor Trust Fund, Education and PFM The objective of the SDTF is to support implementation of Myanmars Sustainable Development Plan and reform processes in focal areas of the European Union and the World Bank Group.
Culture for Peace (C4P) <p>To contribute to a pluralistic, inclusive and peaceful society in Myanmar by supporting civil society organizations (CSOs) to play a prominent role in fostering intercultural dialogue, non-discrimination and respect for diversity.</p>
Securing Energy Needs and Transition of RUral areas in Myanmar (SENTRUM) Contract related to: Securing Energy Needs and Transition of RUral areas in Myanmar (SENTRUM) - Supply and access to energy is vital to promoting economic growth, overcoming poverty, and facilitating human development. Prior to 2020, Myanmar was one of Asia¿s most rapidly growing economies and the share of the population having access to energy had increased considerably in recent years. However, the combined effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the political crisis have deeply affected Myanmar¿s population, halting decade of progress on economic development and poverty reduction in the country. The present political, economic and social crisis is expected to last for years. Currently it is estimated that nearly half of Myanmar¿s population is living below the national poverty, a level of impoverishment not seen in the country since 2005[1]. The current political crisis has a major impact on population¿s access to energy, meaning a reliable and affordable access to both clean cooking facilities and to electricity.&nbsp;&nbsp;The overall objective of this action is to achieve sustainable economic development and improve livelihoods in rural Myanmar. The Specific Objective of this action is to improve access to renewable electricity and sustainable energy solutions for businesses and households in rural Myanmar.Output 1 targets the access to sustainable electricity services from renewable sources mainly to the benefit of economic actors and rural MSMEs. Output is focused on access to sustainable energy and housing (equipment, products, practices) solutions for poor households (improved cook stoves, clean cooking fuel etc.). These two outputs will be complemented by Output 3 covering access to awareness raising, training and financing for local companies and end users. &nbsp;The main idea of this action is that the basic access to sustainable energy is ensured and responds to the needs of productive users (pumping - transformation - conservation...) as to services for households (cooking - lighting - communication - housing...) through the promotion, financing and diffusion of affordable and reliable source of renewable energy using renewable biomass value-chains, photovoltaic and hydro energy potential. The results should be then complemented in the third component thanks to access to information, training and financing. To ensure the roll-out of the action which will also target women, the youth and vulnerable communities in in rural areas, the project will mobilize the communities throughout the project cycle.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This action contributes primarily to SDG 1. ¿No Poverty¿. It also contributes to SDG 7. ¿Affordable and Clean Energy¿, SDG 5. ¿Gender equality¿ and SDG 13. ¿Climate Action¿.  [1] https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/
Enhancing Rural Nutrition in Myanmar: support to the National Agriculture Development Strategy and its contribution to the Multi-Sectoral National Plan of Action for Nutrition The overall objective is the reduction of all forms of undernutrition in women of reproductive age, infant and under-five children through secured regular access and consumption of safe and diverse food and access to potable water in Myanmar.
Towards durable solutions for displaced Myanmar populations along the Thai-Myanmar border Towards durable solutions for displaced Myanmar populations along the Thai-Myanmar border - Towards durable solutions for displaced Myanmar populations along the Thai-Myanmar border
Enhancing the education and skills base in Myanmar. Education sector budget support (SRC) and complementary measures. The overall objective of the action is to contribute to equitably enhancing the education and skills base among Myanmar youth for inclusive growth.
Promoting Integrated Land Use Planning and Management in Myanmar Part of the EU action for sustainable landscape management initiative, CRIS number: ENV/2019/041-788
Livelihoods and Food Security Fund (LIFT 2) LIFT program focus on strengthening the resilience of the people of Myanmar through its work on livelihoods, food security and nutrition. LIFTs goal is to contribute to Myanmars broader efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs), specifically 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11.
Support for the implementation and monitoring of Education action titled Youth Leadership and Training Opportunities in Myanmar Contract related to: Support for the implementation and monitoring of Education action titled Youth Leadership and Training Opportunities in Myanmar - On 1 February 2021, the Myanmar military took control of the government, and declared a nationwide State of Emergency. Immediately following the coup citizens organised a nation-wide civil disobedience movement (CDM) and joined large street protests in cities and towns and held nation-wide strikes. Youth activists, specifically Generation Z, have played a major role in organising and leading these protests. The demonstrations were repressed by the military resulting in hundreds of deaths (as of 11th June 861 civilians killed). Many thousands of people have been detained. All government run schools and educational institutions have been closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 and there has been no formal learning for an estimated 9.5 million students. Parents and communities have been forced to arrange learning for their children on their own. Many parents are refusing to enrol their children in governmental schools due to safety fears and their support for CDM. Millions of students will be without access to education in the foreseeable future.The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to protect Myanmar¿s next generation human capital with education and training. The Specific Objectives (Outcomes) of this action are to:1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve access to quality technical and vocational training targeted communities in ethnic and crisis-affected border areas, including Rakhine;2&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhance options for online learning and mobility for students and young professionals, who are affected by recent interruptions of university education and employment.Specific Objective 1 of the proposed action will address the current situation where millions of young people have lost access to education and technical and vocational training. Students and youth in ethnic and crisis-affected areas are one of the most vulnerable groups, especially those displaced by conflict and young women and girls. Youth in conflict-affected areas are at higher risk of being trafficked by criminal networks, exploited in harsh, low-paid manual labour, and recruited to fight with little or no training.Specific Objective 2 of the proposed action will address the current situation where an entire generation of students have lost access to formal post-secondary learning. Hundreds of thousands of university students have been unable to pursue higher education or professional development opportunities. Thousands of youth have fled to border areas and neighbouring countries.