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Support to the Papua New Guinea National WaSH policy 2015-2030 - Part 2 This is the second action under Focal sector 2 of PNG EDF 11 NIP. This time concentrating on urban WaSH
Support to the organization of Europe's Day in Papua New Guinea <p>The Overall Objective of the contract is to support the organisation of the 9 May event </p>
Support to the organization of the Europe Day Reception <p>The Overall Objective of the contract is to support the organisation of Europe's Day on the 9th of May event</p>
EU - Forestry Climate Change Biodiversity nexus: National Forest Inventory <p>No</p>-EU - Forestry Climate Change Biodiversity nexus: National Forest Inventory
Support to the Papua New Guinea National WaSH Policy 2015 - 2030 Part 1 Support under EDF 11 NIP focal sector 2 - WaSH-Support to the Papua New Guinea National WaSH Policy 2015 - 2030 Part 1
Support to Rural Entrepreneurship, Investment and Trade in Papua New Guinea (STREIT PNG) The overall objective is to improve sustainable and inclusive economic development and job creation, thus leading to poverty reduction.
Support to the two-day High Level Workshop on the Blue-Green Economy Assessment to take place in Arawa, Bougainville on the 4th and 5th of May 2022. <p>The Overall Objective of the contract is to support the organisation of the 9 May event</p>
Provision of ICT equipment and solar energy systems in Bougainville <p>Provision of ICT and solar energy systems in Bougainville under Priority area 2 WASH and Priority area 3 Good Governance programmes</p>
MTDP IV BASELINE REPORT <p class="ql-align-justify">This initiative aims at supporting the design and development of the<strong> SRBC programme. </strong>This entails a) analysing the MTDP III review, b) providing an assessment of the relevance and credibility of MTDP IV, including its financing, and c) showing the links between MTDP IV and the three sub sectoral strategies that are of interest for this SRBC (i.e. FCCB; WASH; Governance) , with baseline data and identifying eventual Monitoring and reporting system in place.</p>
Activity under preparation PNG State and Resilience Building Contract (SRBC) PNG State and Resilience Building Contract (SRBC)  - PNG State and Resilience Building Contract (SRBC)
Support to the Papua New Guinea National WASH Policy 2015-2030 Part 2 In line with the Papua New Guinea National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy (WaSH) 2015 - 2030, the proposed Action aims to contribute towards improving the quality of life of Papua New Guineans through increased access to and utilization of safe, adequate and sustainable water supply, sanitation and improved hygiene practices in locations with high population concentrations (healthcare facilities, schools and major market places)
Support to the organization of the CCDA PNG Climate Change Summit 2023 <p>The Overall Objective of the contract is to support the organisation of the 9 May event</p>
Support to the organization of the Team Europe Initiative ''Our forest, our future'' launch even <p>The Overall Objective of the contract is to support the organisation of the 9 May event</p>
Sweden provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Sweden provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Germany provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Germany provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Netherlands provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Netherlands provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Ireland provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Ireland provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Canada provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Canada provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Norway provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Norway provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Switzerland provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Switzerland provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
European Commission provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) European Commission provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Luxembourg provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Luxembourg provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
United Kingdom provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) United Kingdom provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Denmark provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Denmark provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Belgium provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Belgium provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Australia provides the fund to South Sudan (2020) Australia provides the fund to South Sudan (2020)
Conservation Leadership in the Caribbean Project activities will provide training over an 18-month period to 20 competitively selected emerging Caribbean conservation leaders by qualified professionals through workshops, short courses, experiential project management and problem solving. The training will incorporate networking with peers and established conservation practitioners, and structured and hands-on training in vital skills such as: conservation planning, conflict resolution, communications, group facilitation, management and leadership with one-on-one mentoring from professionals in the Caribbean region and internationally. Funding will cover project coordination staff and travel, meals and lodging for 3 training modules and a 2-week short course at St. George's University, Grenada.
CARIBBEAN BIRDSLEUTH A pilot Caribbean BirdSleuth an innovative curriculum for young people wasdeveloped and tested recently. The program was shown to increase awareness of the plight of migratory birds and their habitats and increase engagement in conservation by students and teachers. This project will expand this program to more than 16 countries through an international train-the-trainers workshop and funding for partners to implement the project using workshop kits and local workshops to train teachers and educators to use the materials and curriculum. BirdsCaribbean is expected to reach more than 10,000 students in the first year. Species that may benefit include Bicknells Thrush, Kirtlands Warbler, Reddish Egret and Whimbrel.
Wildlife Without Borders-Western Hemisphere Project activities will provide training over an 18-month period to 20 competitively selected emerging Caribbean conservation leaders by qualified professionals through workshops, short courses, experiential project management and problem solving. The training will incorporate networking with peers and established conservation practitioners, and structured and hands-on training in vital skills such as: conservation planning, conflict resolution, communications, group facilitation, management and leadership with one-on-one mentoring from professionals in the Caribbean region and internationally. Funding will cover project coordination staff and travel, meals and lodging for 3 training modules and a 2-week short course at St. George's University, Grenada.
Regional Wildlife Enforcement Workshop for the Caribbean The purpose of this project is to convene a regional workshop for islands of the Caribbean to discuss regional cooperation on combating terrestrial and marine species wildlife trafficking. The workshop is intended to begin the process of forming a Caribbean Wildlife Enforcement Network (CaribWEN). The recipient will organize and participate in this workshop. They will be responsible to participate in planning conference calls and meetings, draft an invitation letter, develop all workshop documents, organize delegates' flights and accommodation, develop the meeting agenda, organize a high-level side-meeting, host the workshop, arrange speakers, select and make payment to venue and other vendors, follow-up at CITES CoP17 with a presentation on next steps in developing a CaribWEN, and other logistical and administrative duties.
STRENGTHENING CAPACITY FOR CARIBBEAN SHO This project will improve the long-term survival of shorebirds and their habitats across..the flyway by building local capacity in the Caribbean to identify priority sites and monitor them through..promoting the Caribbean Waterbird Census and providing training in its methods; promoting practical measures..for shorebird conservation through small grants; and increasing support for conservation of shorebirds and their..habitats in the region by increasing awareness through several annual education programs that reach multiple..target audiences (e.g., community members, stakeholders, hunters, decision-makers, developers, etc.).
BUILDING CAPACITY FOR LANDBIRD MONITORIN This project will improve the long-term survival of landbirds and their habitats in the Caribbean through (1) building local monitoring capacity by providing the training, guidance, tools, and funding to establish three new monitoring programs, (2) providing essential information for adaptive management of landbirds and their habitats through coordinated, regional monitoring activities, and (3) increasing support for conservation of landbirds and their habitats by increasing awareness through community outreach and education programs.
Engaging Youth in Science and Conservation through Caribbean BirdSleuth A pilot Caribbean BirdSleuth an innovative curriculum for young people wasdeveloped and tested recently. The program was shown to increase awareness of the plight of migratory birds and their habitats and increase engagement in conservation by students and teachers. This project will expand this program to more than 16 countries through an international train-the-trainers workshop and funding for partners to implement the project using workshop kits and local workshops to train teachers and educators to use the materials and curriculum. BirdsCaribbean is expected to reach more than 10,000 students in the first year. Species that may benefit include Bicknells Thrush, Kirtlands Warbler, Reddish Egret and Whimbrel.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN MEMBER NATIONS OF THE CARIBBEAN REGIONAL FISHERIES MECHANISM AND THE WESTERN CENTRAL ATLANTIC FISHERY COMMISSION, TARGETING NINE COUNT intended to conserve the fisheries resources including the Caribbean spiny lobster, queen conch, reef fish, and pelagic species, as well as their associated critical habitats (sea-grass beds, corals reefs, and mangroves).
POST-HURRICANE RECOVERY OF MIGRATORY BIR This project will support the recovery and conservation of birds and their habitats in the islands that were badly impacted by Category 5 Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017. Small grants will be awarded to local organizations to support practical measures for bird conservation and restoration of management and monitoring capacity. It will also provide the information needed to develop a program of ongoing recovery support and assessment in the region.
Engaging Youth in Science and Conservation through Caribbean BirdSleuth This project will expand the program Caribbean BirdSleuth an innovative curriculum for young people to more than 16 countries through an international train-the-trainers workshop and funding for partners to implement the project using workshop kits and local workshops to train teachers and educators to use the materials and curriculum.
Conservation of Key Offshore Island Reserves Conservation of Key Offshore Island Reserves
ENGAGING YOUTH IN SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION THROUGH CARIBBEAN BIRDSLEUTH This project will expand the BirdSleuth program to 16 countries and territories, and will reach more than 10,000 students in the first year..Supplement 1 adds to the scope of work: An additional $10,934.53 is awarded to expand the reach of BirdSleuth by: 1) supporting new BirdSleuth partners (Environmental Awareness Group for Antigua; Jamaica Environment Trust for Jamaica; Garden of the Groves for Grand Bahama) to carry out teacher training workshops in three islands where workshops have not yet taken place; and by 2) providing supplemental grants to four different partners on four different islands to carry out a second training workshop in new locations on their island. The objectives, activities, and deliverables are further described in the correspondence of 6/14 and 6/22/15. Matching contributions are not required for this additional funding. The project period remains the same and the reporting on these new objectives should be included as a separate section in the annual/final reports for the overall project. At least $10,000 will be used for the seven additional teacher workshops; the remainder may be used for materials and administration, as shown in the budget table revised on 7/7/15. BirdsCaribbean must obtain prior approval from FWS before awarding the supplemental grants..Supplement 2 extends the project period by one year..Supplement 3 extends the project period by another year.
Capacity Building For Grenadines Wildlife Reserves To support biodiversity conservation of the transboundary Grenadines archipelago of the nations of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada by building local capacity for advocacy, outreach, and management in order to reduce poaching and habitat degradation.
Combatting the Surging Illegal Trade of Endangered Reptiles in the Eastern Caribbean, Phase II The project will contribute towards the long term protection of the Critically Endangered Union Island gecko, St. Lucia whiptail, St. Lucia iguana, Grenadines iguana, Barbados leaf-toed gecko, Lesser Antillean Iguana, and other globally threatened species illegally collected from the wild for the international pet trade.
Combatting the Surging Illegal Trade of Endangered Reptiles in the Eastern Caribbean, Phase II Funds under this award are to be used to reduce the illegal poaching and international trade of endangered, endemic reptiles from St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Barbados, and Dominica in the Lesser Antilles. The project will contribute towards the long term protection of the Critically Endangered Union Island gecko, St. Lucia whiptail, St. Lucia iguana, Grenadines iguana, Barbados leaf-toed gecko, Lesser Antillean Iguana, and other globally threatened species illegally collected from the wild for the international pet trade.
Conservation of Key Offshore Island Reserves This supports biodiversity conservation of the transboundary Grenadines archipelago of the nations of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada by building local capacity for advocacy, outreach, and management in order to reduce poaching and habitat degradation. The project conserves the wildlife and habitats of offshore island reserves by addressing the impacts of burning and overgrazing of habitats and the poaching of seabirds. Specific activities include: 1) Conducting classroom and field training for 20 enforcement agency officers and Grenadines Volunteer Patrol members to increase enforcement and outreach capabilities for protection of island reserves and wildlife; 2) Developing a Community-Based Conservation Management Plan for offshore islands and begin implementation for long-term conservation of habitats and wildlife; 3) Carrying out community outreach actions which celebrate local wildlife and explore conservation threats such as poaching and burning; and 4) Deploying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to establish a geo-referenced aerial imagery baseline data on island habitats and seabird nesting populations to track changes over time.
Regional Wildlife Enforcement Workshop for the Caribbean recovery plan to submit to the USFWS and SEMARNAT
Engaging Youth in Science and Conservation through Caribbean BirdSleuth This project will expand the BirdSleuth program to 16 countries and territories, and will reach more than 10,000 students in the first year.
UK PACT Challenge Fund The UK PACT Challenge Fund is a £12 million technical assistance fund to be rolled out in 2020-2 that will support low-carbon transitions in ODA-eligible countries, via open calls for proposals around specific challenges.
Germany provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Germany provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Sweden provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Sweden provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Australia provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Australia provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Canada provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Canada provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) United Kingdom provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Norway provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Norway provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Denmark provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Denmark provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Qatar provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Qatar provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
Switzerland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019) Switzerland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2019)
DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training DHS Transportation Security Administration - International Aviation Security Technical Training
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Passenger Interdiction Training II in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Passenger Interdiction Training II in Egypt
International Seaport Interdiction Training The objection of this training is to provide an overview of seaport operations and current threats in the host nations seaport environment. Both classroom and field exercises reinforce the topics discussed.
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Passenger Enforcement Rover in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Passenger Enforcement Rover in Egypt
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I (IACIT I) (Domestic) in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I (IACIT I) (Domestic) in Egypt
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International X-Ray Interdiction Training I in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International X-Ray Interdiction Training I in Egypt
Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Egypt Cross Border Financial Investigations Training (CBFIT) in Egypt
International Border Interdiction I (Domestic) To provide Border training at the Port of Entry in McAllen, TX to forgien officials.
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Training in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Training in Egypt
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Passenger Enforcement Rover Training in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Passenger Enforcement Rover Training in Egypt
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Counter Improvised Explosive Device/Assessment Course (CIED/AC) in Egypt Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Counter Improvised Explosive Device/Assessment Course (CIED/AC) in Egypt
She Leads Programme  Jordan (2021-2025) In all She Leads countries, girls and young women, particularly GYW from socially excluded and exploited groups, are denied the opportunity to voice their interests and to participate meaningfully in decision-making processes. While many countries have made impressive strides in, for example, GYW’s access to education and the introduction of new laws against GBV, their socio-political participation continues to be much lower than that of boys and young men. Within the population of girls and young women (between age 14 till 24 years of age), there are specific groups of GYW in She Leads countries who suffer most from (intersectional) discrimination and exclusion.
She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. The She Leads consortium brings together child rights organisations, feminist/women’s rights organisations, and GYW-led groups and aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. The long-term aim (impact) of She Leads is that GYW’s perspectives are included in gender responsive laws and policies and societal norms and practices. The strategic objective is to increase the sustained influence of GYW on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions.

Central to the She Leads programme is the enhancement of collective action of girls and young women in a gender-responsive civil society (civil society domain), support by increased acceptance of positive social gender norms (socio-cultural domain) and by enabling meaningful participation of girls and young women in decision-making by political institutions (institutional domain). Girls and young women  (age 14 till 24) are the primary target group of the She Leads programme. Especially those that experience intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion such as GYW living in poor, remot rural areas and urban slums, GYW experiencing GBV, GYW with different abilities, GYW who are out of school, GYW from sexual minority groups and refugees and internally displaced GYW. In addition, the programme works closely with CSO organisations and networks, (representatives of) formal institutions and community members and leaders.
Great Apes Conservation Fund Linking Great Ape Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: Sharing Experience from Africa and Asia
WHMSI-International Grants Promoting Coordinated Migratory Species Conservation through the WHMSI.net Website
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO SEA TURTLE PROJECTS WITH A FOCUS ON AFRICA, ASIA, THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE WESTERN PACIFIC (2022-2026) This purpose of this project is to strengthen the capacity of approximately 12 Marine Turtle Conservation Fund (MTCF)-funded projects to improve management practices for nesting beach conservation programs and sea turtle bycatch reduction efforts by providing technical and scientific assistance for MTCF- supported sea turtle conservation projects in Africa, Asia, West Pacific, and Oman. Activities include: 1) site visits to MTCF-funded projects in Cape Verde, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Indonesia, Solomon Islands, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand to provide training and technical support; and 2) provide technical support and participation in a sea turtle fisheries bycatch project with fishing communities at Masirah Island, Oman and oversight of the standardized nesting surveys of the Masirah Island loggerhead nesting population; and (3) implement and oversee a hatching success study on the main Oman loggerhead nesting beaches.
Equipping Pangolin Range States to Better Implement CITES and Combat Wildlife Trafficking Through Developing Monitoring Methodologies Equipping Pangolin Range States to Better Implement CITES and Combat Wildlife Trafficking Through Developing Monitoring Methodologies