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Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory System and Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems and enhancing State Engagement in Nigeria Nigeria - RSSH - National Agency for the Control of AIDS - NACA.  This program has the following goals: RSSH: Strengthen the procurement and supply chain management system for efficient health service delivery.  RSSH: Strengthen the National Health Management Informaton System (NHMIS).  RSSH: Ensure equitable, safe, appropriate, quality, and effective  laboratory  services  to meet current and future needs.  RSSH: Promote community engagement for sustainable health development.  RSSH: Ensure equitable, safe, appropriate, quality, and effective medical and laboratory  services to meet current and future needs.  RSSH: Provide effective leadership and an enabling policy environment that ensures adequate oversight and accountability for the delivery of quality health care for sustainable development of the national health system. The objectives of this program are: RSSH: Strengthen the availability and use of affordable, accessible and quality medicines, vaccines, and other health commodities and technologies at all levels.  RSSH: Improve the health status of Nigerians through the provision of timely, appropriate and reliable health information services at all levels, for evidence-based decision-making.  RSSH: Provide appropriate, efficient, quality, equitable and cost-effective public health and medical  laboratory services at all  levels of health care delivery.  RSSH: Strengthen community-level coordination mechanisms and capacities for health planning.  RSSH: Strengthen the provision of health services at public and private health facilities that are appropriate, accessible and meet minimum quality and safety standard for optimized health outcomes
Optimizing HIV Investments for Impact Nigeria - HIV - National Agency for the Control of AIDS - NACA.  This program has the following goals: To ensure 90% of the population, including key and vulnerable populations, have access to HIV combination prevention interventions by 2022, and 95% by 2030.  To reduce mortality and morbidity due to HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.  To reduce the incidence of new HIV infection in Nigeria. The objectives of this program are: To ensure that 90% of people living with HIV know their status by 2022, and 95% by 2025.  To reduce new HIV infections by 90% by 2025.  To reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 90% by 2025.  To ensure that 90% of HIV positive persons are on sustainable antiretroviral therapy by 2022, and 95% by 2025.  To ensure that 90% of HIV positive persons on antiretroviral therapy are virally suppressed by 2022, and 95% by 2025
Contributing to rapid and sustained scale up of malaria control interventions for impact in Nigeria Nigeria - Malaria - National Malaria Elimination Programme of the Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - NMEP.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria morbidity in under-5 children to below 10% and all-cause under-5 mortality to below 50 per 1,000 live births by 2025. The objectives of this program are: Malaria:Improve access and utilization of vector control interventions by at least 80% of targeted population by 2025.  Malaria:Ensure provision of chemoprevention, diagnostic and appropriate treatment services for 80% eligible individuals in both public and private facilities by 25.  Malaria:To improve generation of evidence for decision making and impact through reporting of quality malaria data and information from at least 80% of health facilities (public and private) and other data sources including surveillance, surveys and operations research by 2025.  Malaria:Strengthen coordination, collaboration and strategic partnerships to promote efficiency and effectiveness of malaria control activities towards achieving at least 75% improvement from baseline using a standardized OCA tool.  Malaria:Improve funding for malaria control by at least 25% annually through predictable and innovative sources to ensure sustainability at national and sub-national levels
Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH) The National HIV Sentinel Survey (NHSS) of 2008 revealed a national HIV prevalence rate of 4.6% in Nigeria. The prevalence varied by state ranging from 1% to 10.6% and was generally higher in urban than rural areas except in nine states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The percentage increased within the age group of 25-29 years, and beyond which it declined. It was higher among singles than married and higher among women with primary and secondary education.  This Program will build on the program supported through the fifth round of Global Fund financing, which supported the provision of comprehensive adult Anti Retroviral Therapy (ART) services in five sites in each of the 36 states of Nigeria  and the FCT. Through the Program the gap in access and coverage of HIV services to rural communties will be bridged by the further decentralization of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support services to the Primary Health Care Center (PHC) and community levels, while expanding ART services through establishing 194 new ART sites in secondary health facilities. This Program will contribute to the national goal to expand HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support in Nigeria in order to reduce HIV incidence and its associated morbidity and mortality. In the second Implementation Period, this Program will be implemented by three Principal Recipients, National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), Association for Reproductive Health (ARFH) and Society for Family Health (SFH).  The goal is to scale up gender-sensitive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care and support interventions for adults and children in Nigeria and to contribute to the restoration of public confidence in primary health care services in Nigeria, and thereby reverse declines in the utilization of primary health care facilities.
Nigeria - Malaria - National Malaria Elimination Programme of the Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Nigeria - Malaria - National Malaria Elimination Programme of the Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - NMEP.
Reach, Expand and Sustain Project (REACH) Nigeria - HIV - National AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Programme - NASCP NIGERIA.  This program has the following goals: To end HIV epidemics by the year 2030.  End vertical transmission of HIV. The objectives of this program are: To achieve 95-95-95 target by 2025.  Scale-up PMTCT services (includign reaching womne who cannot access services from health facilities)
Nigeria - HIV - Association For Reproductive And Family Health Nigeria - HIV - Association For Reproductive And Family Health - ARFH.
Nigeria - HIV - Society For Family Health Nigeria - HIV - Society For Family Health - SFH.
Intensifying malaria control interventions towards universal access in Nigeria Nigeria - Malaria - Society For Family Health - SFH.
Nigeria - HIV - Civil Society for HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (CiSHAN) Nigeria - HIV - Civil Society for HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (CiSHAN).
Nigeria - HIV - Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria Nigeria - HIV - Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria - PPFN.
Investing for Impact Against HIV and Tuberculosis Nigeria - TB/HIV - Institute of Human Virology Nigeria - IHVN.  This program has the following goals: To accelerate efforts at ending TB epidemic in Nigeria by ensuring access to comprehensive and high quality patients' centered and community owned TB (TB. TB/HIV and DR-TB) services for all Nigerians by 2026.  To end HIV epidemics by the year 2030. The objectives of this program are: To increase case notification rate of all forms of TB from 131/100,000 population in 2022 to 142/100,000 population in 2026.  To sustain TB treatment success rate beyond the NSP 2021-2026 target of 90% during the grant period.  To enrol 100% of diagnosed DR-TB patients on appropriate treatment by 2026.  To understand HIV epidemiology (status, progress and forecast).  To achieve 95-95-95 target by 2025
Strengthening Health Management Information Systems, Laboratory Network and Procurement and Supply Chain Management Systems in Nigeria Nigeria - RSSH - Management Sciences for Health - MSH.
Optimizing HIV investments for Impact Nigeria - HIV - Family Health International (FHI360) - FHI 360.  This program has the following goals: To ensure 90% of the population, including key and vulnerable populations, have access to HIV combination prevention interventions by 2022, and 95% by 2030.  To reduce mortality and morbidity due to HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.  To reduce the incidence of new HIV infection in Nigeria. The objectives of this program are: To ensure that 90% of people living with HIV know their status by 2022, and 95% by 2025.  To reduce new HIV infections by 90% by 2025.  To reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 90% by 2025.  To ensure that 90% of HIV positive persons are on sustainable antiretroviral therapy by 2022, and 95% by 2025.  To ensure that 90% of HIV positive persons on antiretroviral therapy are virally suppressed by 2022, and 95% by 2025
Nigeria - HIV - The Yakubu Gowon Center for National Unity and International Cooperation Nigeria - HIV - The Yakubu Gowon Center for National Unity and International Cooperation.
Investing for impact against Tuberculosis and HIV Nigeria, the most populous African nation, ranks 4th among the 22 high TB burden countries in the world according to the 2009 WHO Global TB Report. With an estimated 460,000 new cases annually, TB constitutes a considerable public health problem: in 2007, 2189 TB patients died. The TB burden is borne by the entire population, but especially by higher risk populations such as the urban and rural poor, people with living with HIV/AIDS living and those in congregate settings. There is also a significant socio-economic consequence as the highest prevalence is among the most economically productive age range of 15-45 years. The Round 9 grant has been consolidated with the Round 5 with a Single Stream of Funding (SSF) and the principal focus is to provide increased and equitable access to DOTS services and strengthening TB/HIV collaboration. This also aims to reduce the TB burden by complementing and accelerating the activities on-going by government and other partners.  DOTS expansion and enhancement: DOTS expansion was the central focus of the Global Fund Round 5 grant and is additionally supported by contributions from government, USAID and other funding partners; however, the accessibility of DOTS services still falls short of global targets. This consolidated grant will expand upon ongoing activities, striving to provide improved and equitable access to TB services to all populations, in line with the National TB Strategic Plan and the STOP TB strategy. Additional 1,650 new DOTS centers will be established with a specific effort to engage all care providers: public, private, and community organizations. This will include strengthening of the existing laboratories and implementing Public Private Mix (PPM) model. To reduce poverty-related barriers to access, expansion will prioritize to focus more in areas with less number of centers per population while also considering geographic distribution. An appropriate number of men and women will be trained as healthcare providers in order to address gender equality issues as well as cultural and religious preferences. The monitoring and evaluation system will be strengthened and enhanced  TB/HIV collaborative activities: There has been a substantial increase in the number of TB patients accessing HCT and other HIV services in the last two years due to support from PEPFAR and Global Fund Round 5 grants and TB-CAP; however, the proportion of DOTS centers (18%) providing such services and the number of patients accessing them are still below the national target. In addition, in most instances TB infection control measures are either weak or neglected. The grant therefore aims at complementing other support structures through expansion of HCT services to 1650 additional DOTS centers, provision of CPT at DOTS centers for HIV+ TB patients, provision of IPT for HIV/AIDS patients, strengthening referral linkages with HIV service points, and improved implementation of TB infection control measures.
Nigeria - Tuberculosis - Christian Health Association of Nigeria Nigeria - Tuberculosis - Christian Health Association of Nigeria.
Nigeria - Tuberculosis - Association For Reproductive And Family Health Nigeria - Tuberculosis - Association For Reproductive And Family Health - ARFH.
Optimizing HIV Investments for Impact Nigeria - HIV - Society For Family Health - SFH.
Investing for Impact Against Tuberculosis Nigeria - Tuberculosis - National Tuberculosis & Leprosy Control Programme - NTBLCP.  This program has the following goals: To accelerate efforts at ending TB epidemic in Nigeria by ensuring access to comprehensive and high quality patients' centered and community owned TB (TB. TB/HIV and DR-TB) services for all Nigerians by 2026. The objectives of this program are: To increase case notification rate of all forms of TB from 131/100,000 population in 2022 to 142/100,000 population in 2026.  To sustain TB treatment success rate beyond the NSP 2021-2026 target of 90% during the grant period.  To enrol 100% of diagnosed DR-TB patients on appropriate treatment by 2026
To contribute towards reducing the malaria burden to pre-elimination levels and bringing malaria-related mortality to zero by 2030 Nigeria - Malaria - Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - CRS Nigeria.  This program has the following goals: To achieve a parasite prevalence of less than 10% and reduce mortality attributable to malaria to less than 50 deaths per 1,000 livebirths by 2025. The objectives of this program are: Improve access and utilization of vector control interventions to at least 80% of the targeted population by 2025..  Ensure provision of chemoprevention, diagnosis and appropriate treatment for 80% of the target populations at risk by 2025.  Improve generation of evidence for decision making and impact through reporting of quality malaria data and information from at least 80% of health facilities (public and private) and other data sources including surveillance, surveys and operations research by 2025..  Strengthen coordination, collaboration, and strategic partnership to promote efficiency and effectiveness of malaria control activities towards achieving at least 75% improvement from baseline using a standardized OCA tool..  Improve funding for malaria control by at least 25% annually through predictable and innovative sources to ensure sustainability at federal and sub-national levels
EEM The Gambia 2022 Contract related to: EEM The Gambia 2022 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
EU EOM to the Gambia 2021 Contract related to: EU EOM to the Gambia 2021 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
Institutional Strengthening Project Main activities and objectives under the Institutional Strengthening Project are: - Phase III: To enforce the monitoring of the ODS quota and licensing system; preparation of the HPMP; and data reporting to the Fund and Ozone Secretariats. - Phase IV: Follow up on policies and regulations for improvements with a view to move forward the administrative procedures for the ratification of the Kigali Amendment; cooperate with ministries and inter-ministerial bodies and with advisory groups (NGOs and those in the refrigeration and air-conditioning and other sectors).
QATAR - Enabling activities for HFC phase-down QATAR - Enabling activities for HFC phase-down
HCFC Phase out Management Plan (Stage 1, first tranche) This Project will phase out the consumption of HCFC-142b/22 in the manufacture of XPS foam insulation boards at Al Kawthar, Orient and Qatar Insulation factory in Qatar the only producer of this kind of insulation material in Qatar. The chosen technology is a low GWP based system, which is a definitive alternative under the Montreal Protocol and additionally has a positive impact on climate, in compliance with Decision XIX/6.  This Project will phase out 320 MT of HCFC-142b/22, which will help Qatar to achieve its 2013 freeze and 2015 10% reduction targets. This project is fundamental for Qatar to be able to comply with its reduction goals.
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II) HCFC phase-out management plan (Stage II).
Lesotho Basic Education Improvement Project The proposed project development objective (PDO) is to improve basic education service delivery and student retention in targeted sc hools.
TG- Education For All-Fast Track Initiative Program The objectives of the Project are to (i) increase coverage of and retention in basic education, (ii) support improvements in the quality of teaching, and (iii) strengthen institutional and community capacity in implementation and management of the Project.
Fast Track Initiative Grant II for Basic Education Project Development Objective (Note: will be disclosed in the MOS) The second Fast Track Initiative Grant for Basic Education, which is part of a series of Development Policy Operations (DPO), will continue to support the Government of Burkina Faso through the Basic Education Program (The program), to support progress toward the MDGs by improving education service delivery and ensuring greater efficiency of public expenditures and public sector governance for the period 2009-2011.  Development Objective of the Project The BEPSG-2 Supports the government's Basic Education Sector Program which aims to (i) Improve access, equity, and expand coverage of basic education (which includes preschool, lower secondary education, and secondary vocational, as well as literacy programs), (ii) Improve quality, efficiency, and relevance of basic education, and (iii) Strengthen sector management including administrative, fiduciary and pedagogic management, partly through decentralization of basic education services. Comments on grant approval process Burkina Faso has requested and obtained assistance from the Education for All Fast Track Initiative - Catalytic Fund (FTI_CF) in the amount of US$102 million to help finance its Ten-Year Basic Education Development Program (PDDEB).  Burkina Faso has requested that the Grant of US$ 102 million be disbursed in three tranches in the form of development policy operations supervised by IDA. Comments on process of mobilizing trust funds and grants After approval of the Grant, the Bank team undertook the processing according to Bank's rules, and to date there has been no delay in mobilizing and making funds available. Comments on Financing Plan The total cost of implementing the program from July 2009 to the end of 2011 is estimated at US$ 1.051 billion.  Available government financing is estimated at US$ 652 million and commitments from donors currently active in the sector are US$ 280 million; leaving a financing gap of US$ 120 million from which the FTI steering committee has provided US$ 102 million as a grant. The government expects to fund the remaining amount through increased national budget allocated to the sector.
MONGOLIA EDUCATION FOR ALL FAST TRACK INITIATIVE (EFA-FTI) CATALYTIC TRUST FUND The overall EFA FTI goal is to ensure universal completion of basic education and to close the gender gap and rural/urban gap in enrollment and school completion by 2015. To help Mongolia move towards the goal of quality basic education for all, the FTI grant aims to: (1) improve access to and completion of basic education (primary and secondary education), with particular attention to rural areas; (2) improve the quality of basic education; (3) expand access to pre-school education in rural areas; and (4) improve project management.
EFA Fast Track Initiative Catalytic Fund Grant for Lesotho The Project Development Objective is to provide improved facilities at existing primary schools, support and contribute to expand access to pre-primary education and support improvements in quality of teaching.
Nepal School Sector Reform Program The Program Development Objective is to increase access to and improve quality of school education, particularly basic education (Grades 1-8), especially for children from marginalized groups.
Education for All-Fast Track Initiative The objective is to assist the government with financing the contracted teacher salaries on a declining basis.
Education For All - Fast Track Initiative Catalytic Fund Bridge Grant The Program Development Objective is to support the GoR#s policy reforms on Teacher Development and Management, Textbooks, and Girls# Education with the overall aim to improve the quality of basic education.
Education Sector Investment Program II The project objective is to increase the proportion of Malian children completing quality primary education and improving the overall efficiency in the use of resources in the education sector.
Education for All, Fast Track Initiative Catalytic Fund for Tajikistan To improve quality and access to general education through supporting activities  on improving management system, upgrading personnel capacity, improving quality  of textbooks and learning materials, and their supply and improving school infr astructure.
Transfer FTI-CF UNICEF-Guinea Tranfer of funds to UNICEF to perform tasks in Guinea
Transfer  Madagascar II Catalytic FUND Tranfer of funds to UNICEF to perform tasks in Madagascar
EQRA The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are â€œto increase equitable access to primary and secondary education, particularly for girl s, in selected lagging provinces, and to improve learning conditions in Afghanistanâ€.
MZ-Education Sector Support Program The original PDO is to improve access to and, quality and equity of education. No changes to the PDO are proposed in therestructuring.
Ghana Education For All Fast Track Initiative The objective of the Project is to improve the quality of basic education in Ghana.  The Project, which is part of the Recipient#sPr ogram, consists of the following parts: (a) provision of core textbooks and other teaching and learning materials in line with the r evised curriculum under the Recipient#s education reform program; (b) provision of incentives to attract and retain teachers in depr ived areas through construction and rehabilitation of teacher accommodations, provision of motorbikes, and carrying out of pre-servi ce training for teachers; and (c) provision of technical assistance for updating the environmental [and social] arrangements for the  Project referred to in Section 2.03 and for carrying out technical and financial audits of the Project.
Senegal EFA-FTI Catalytic Fund This CF grant aims to contribute to the Government's goal of attaining universal primary education by 2015, through construction, extension and equipment of classrooms.
Mozambique Education Sector Support Program Fast Track Initiative Catalytic Fund To improve the access, quality and equity of primary and secondary education by supporting the implementation of the Government's Strategic Plan for Education and Culture 2006-2011.
NICARAGUA - EDUCATION PROJECT The project aims to bring together donors and lenders to help GoN implement its Institutional Strengthening Plan 2008-2011, including the Education For All (EFA) goals. Project objectives aim to: (a) Improve institutional management capacity and information systems to improve service delivery; (b) Improve systems of governance and accountability, including measures to strengthen community participation in the education sector; (c) Improve the quality of education through monitoring and disseminating student learning outcomes; and (d) Harmonize donor assistance in the education sector.