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Down to Zero Programme DCI-ECPAT NL - Indonesia This activity forms part of the international Down to Zero Programme. The Down to Zero Programme is an initiative by Dutch NGOs Terre des Hommes Netherlands, Plan Nederland, Defence for Children – ECPAT, ICCO and Free a Girl. The programme is implemented for a five years’ period (2016 – 2020) in 11 countries in partnership with and funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Down to Zero Programme aims to contribute to the empowerment of children at risk and child victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation and build protective communities. By empowering children and empowering communities we contribute to protecting children against Commercial Sexual Exploitation in targeted communities in 11 countries. Our beneficiaries are child victims and children at risk of CSEC. This activity has one long-term goal: ‘End Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in 11 countries by empowering children at risk and victims of CSEC in targeted communities and by ensuring protective environments for these children’. Per stakeholder specifc long-term goals are formulated: 1) Child victims and children at risk are empowered and act as agents of change and are able to protect themselves from (re)victimisation of CSEC (Children), 2)Targeted communities are safer, offer better protection to child victims and can prevent children from becoming (re)victimised (Communities and families), 3) Local government applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Government)/The judiciary system applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Law enforcement agencies), 4)Market leaders or branch associations of at least three private sector industries are actively engaged in the protection of children against CSEC (private sector). The activity targets Children (potential victims and victims of CSEC),Communities, including parents, community leaders, traditional leaders, religious leaders and other key leaders; local and national government agencies; and private sector parties, including local businesses. Ultimate beneficiaries of this activity are children.
Down to Zero / Voice for Change Programme -Indonesia This activity forms part of the Voice for Change programme, which aims to build the capacity of children and youth to raise their voice against CSEC in order to better protect themselves and their peers and to raise awareness of the different stakeholders to include a child, victim and gender sensitive approach in prevention and prosecution of CSEC in Colombia, Dominican Republic, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal and cross-country. In the Voice for Change Programme the overall goal is to: ‘Amplify the Voices of children and youth so that they are central to enhancing child- and gender-sensitive prevention and response by Child Protection Systems.’ Per stakeholder. specific long-term goals are formulated  as follows: 
a) Child victims and children at risk are empowered and act as agents of change and are able to protect themselves from (re)victimisation of CSEC (Children) 
b) Local government applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Government)/The judiciary system applies policies, plans of actions, budgets and protocols to effectively combat CSEC (Law enforcement agencies). Children and youth, both victims and at risk of CSEC, are the main actors in this intervention. We define children as girls and boys up to 18 years old and youth as adolescent girls and boys aged 18 to 24 years old. We will mostly work with them through children and youth groups. We will also work with government officials at local and national level, representing various Ministries responsible for the effective implementation of the national child protection system. We will also work with law enforcement agency officers and civil society organisations. Civil society organisations will include those providing services to CSEC victims and those at risk, organisations supporting CSEC prevention work and those working with youth as advocates.
DIF4 - TeamUp: Ready? Go! The primary objective is to invest in the development of an innovative partnership model and to test and improve systems to allow for scaling and reach at a later stage both in South Sudan as in the region. TeamUp is an inclusive psycho-social support group intervention with structured movement- based group activities based on play, movement and body awareness for all children aged sux to 18 years.
Amphibian Program-Species Conservation Grant Understanding immunity to chytridiomycosis to improve reintroduction success
Sudáfrica 2021 Diplomacia Científica Embajadas y Centros Culturles Cooperación Científica
Sudáfrica 2021 Programa Raisa organización encuentros lideresas África subshariana y Mediterráneo
Sudáfrica (Pretoria) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Sudáfrica (Pretoria) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Sudáfrica (Pretoria) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Sudafrica Pretoria 2019 Cultura Capacitación y fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1 semestre
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Revenue Policy - Papua New Guinea In 2018, the Government of Papua New Guinea approved the Medium Term Revenue Strategy (MTRS), to reform how the country administers taxes and to overhaul operations at its Internal Revenue Commission (IRC). IRC requested OTA assistance in standing up a new Large Taxpayer Office (LTO), building procedures and capacity for improved communication, portfolio management, taxpayer services, and compliance. The 2019 project work plan focused on supporting voluntary compliance, through improved taxpayer services and outreach, facilitating accurate reporting in returns, and building capacity in transfer pricing. Advisors help the LTO identify messaging priorities for large taxpayers and develop communication schedule through 2020 for lodgments and payments. Other work includes developing strategies to improve the accuracy tax forms filed by large taxpayers, using data to develop a better risk analysis capacity for audit case selection, conducting classroom and on-the-job transfer pricing audit training, advising on partial payment agreements, and improving regulations to promote proper administration of transfer pricing audits. The draft 2020 work plan continues assistance in d
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Papua New Guinea Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Papua New Guinea
Protecting tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans through strengthened SMART patrols and improved understanding of wildlife crimes The main threat to tigers and their prey in the Bangladesh Sundarbans is poaching. Enhancing law enforcement and strengthening the capacity of the frontline staff to reduce and eliminate threats to tigers are immediate priorities for securing tiger populations in their source sites. A Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) has been proven to be an effective tool in collecting information on threats to species and their habitat. The Bangladesh Forest Department (BFD) is implementing SMART wildlife enforcement and monitoring patrols with technical support from WCS Bangladesh. Project objectives are to, (1) Map high risk areas and assess spatial and temporal patterns of illegal activity affecting tigers and their prey using data from SMART patrols and camera trapping; (2) Establish a long-term system for monitoring threats to tigers and their prey based on SMART data and camera traps set in strategic locations; and, (3) Support the SMART patrolling teams to achieve zero poaching of tigers and their prey in the Sundarbans.
Community Based Sea Turtle Restoration Project in Bangladesh and Myanmar. The recipient will train community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection along the 250 km coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach; conduct foraging habitat and bycatch surveys; promote an important nesting site for a Nature Reserve; prepare educational and outreach materials and conduct education and awareness program with local communities
Rhino/Tiger Postal Grant-Species Conservation Grant Bringing about social change to reduce key threats to tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans Year 2
Rhino & Tiger Postal Fund Bringing about social change to reduce key threats to tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans Year 2
COMMUNITY BASED SEA TURTLE RESTORATION PROGRAM IN BANGLADESH. Expand sea turtle monitoring and Conservation from current 250 kms to all suitable beaches of entire 710 kms Bangladesh coastline, Habitat Restoration like beach and underwater foraging area, Reduction of sea turtle bycatch, at least 30%, as currently still 5-6 turtle caught/year. Develop capacity of 500 people including Conservation Assistant (CA), fishers, GO officials, educate more than 20 thousand visitors and students along the coastal area.
PROTECTING TIGERS IN THE BANGLADESH SUNDARBANS THROUGH STRENGTHENED SMART PATROLS AND BETTER DETECTION AND UNDERSTANDING OF WILDLIFE CRIME Empower the Bangladesh Forest Department to better protect tigers where they occur in the highest.densities and face the greatest risk of being poached in the Sundarbans, Bangladesh, through improved.understanding of the spatial and temporal distribution of threats and strengthened conservation.management and awareness.
Rhino & Tiger Volunteer Partner (Contributed Funds) Ensuring long-term human-tiger conflict reduction in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
Community Based Sea Turtle Conservation & Restoration Project in Bangladesh The recipient will train community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection along the 250 km coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach; conduct foraging habitat and bycatch surveys; promote an important nesting site for a Nature Reserve; prepare educational and outreach materials and conduct education and awareness program with local communities.
Marine Turtle Conservation Fund The recipient will conduct monitoring of nesting sea turtles along coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach; conduct foraging habitat and bycatch survey; train and educate community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection; assess and determine important nesting sites for Nature Reserve; prepare educational and outreach materials and conduct education and awareness program with local communities.
COMMUNITY BASED SEA TURTLE RESTORATION PROGRAM IN BANGLADESH Expand sea turtle monitoring and Conservation from current 250 kms to all suitable beaches of entire 710 kms Bangladesh coastline, Habitat Restoration like beach and underwater foraging area, Reduction of sea turtle bycatch, at least 30%, as currently still 5-6 turtle caught/year. Develop capacity of 500 people including Conservation Assistant (CA), fishers, GO officials, educate more than 20 thousand visitors and students along the coastal area.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Community monitoring of conflict tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
Marine Turtle Conservation Fund Community based sea turtle conservation and restoration project in Bangladesh.
Community Based Sea Turtle Restoration Program in Bangladesh 1) training community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection along the 250 km coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach and expanding to cover an additional 150 km of suitable nesting beachse ; 2)working with fisherman to implement best practices to reduce sea turtle capture, injury and mortality; 3) preparing educational and outreach materials and conducting education and awareness programs with local communities, fisherman and schools; and 4) complete construction of a sea turtle rehabilitation center for turtles injured by boats or accidental capture in nets or trawls and will also serve as an education center for local people and attraction for tourists
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Improving detection and prosecution of tiger and tiger prey criminals in Bangladesh
COMMUNITY BASED SEA TURTLE RESTORATION PROGRAM IN BANGLADESH This project will implement a sea turtle conservation program in Bangladesh. The intent is to address threats from poaching of eggs and accidental capture and mortality in coastal gill net and trawl fisheries. Activities include: 1) training community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection along the 250 km coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach; 2)working with fisherman to implement best practices to reduce sea turtle capture, injury and mortality; 3) preparing educational and outreach materials and conducting education and awareness programs with local communities, fisherman and schools; and 4) complete construction of a sea turtle rehabilitation center for turtles injured by boats or accidental capture in nets or trawls and will also serve as an education center for local people and attraction for tourists.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Building capacity in Bangladesh to gather and act upon tiger crime intelligence
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Community monitoring of conflict tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
Wildife Without Borders - Critically Endangered Animals Protecting and stabilizing Spoon-billed Sandpiper populations along their migration route in China and on the wintering grounds in Bangladesh
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Bringing about social change to reduce key threats to tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
Critically Endangered Animals-International Grants Protecting and stabilizing Spoon-billed Sandpiper populations along their migration route in China and on the wintering grounds in Bangladesh
Marine Turtles ConservationFund-Species Conservation Grant Community Based Sea Turtle Research and Conservation Project in Bangladesh
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Improving village tiger response team response to stray tiger incidents in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
COMMUNITY BASED SEA TURTLE RESTORATION PROGRAM IN BANGLADESH. The recipient will; 1) train community members to conduct nesting beach surveys and nest protection along the 250 km coast of Cox's Bazar and Parki beach and expand to all suitable beaches on coastline; 2) conduct foraging habitat and bycatch surveys; 3) promote an important nesting site for a Nature Reserve; 4) prepare educational and outreach materials and conduct education and awareness program with local communities; and 5) establish a sea turtle rehabilitation center.
Working with the Government of Bangladesh to Strengthen Their Compliance with CITES CoP17.Decisions The purpose of this project is to counter wildlife trafficking in Bangladesh by strengthening the capacity of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to implement decisions of CITES CoP17 regarding international trade, particularly of Indian Pangolins (Manis crassicaudata), Silky sharks Carcharhinus falciformis), Thresher sharks (Alopias spp.) and Mobula rays (Mobula spp.), species that were recently included in CITES Appendix I or II with the co-sponsorship of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB). Specific activities will include: (1) conducting seminars with senior officials from the Forest Department, National Police, Fisheries Department, Customs, Border Guards, Rapid Action Battalion and Coast Guard about CITES CoP17 decisions and on the illegal trade of CITES Appendix I and II species in Bangladesh, consult with them about knowledge gaps on trade in these species, and at the end of the project rigorously evaluate progress and formulate recommendations for next steps; (2) conducting intensive training workshops on CITES regulations and enforcement emphasizing the CITES Appendices and obligations under the treaty, including CITES CoP17 decisions, with field-level officers from these same government agencies; (3) developing and providing resource materials to these same agencies on national laws and CITES decisions on wildlife trade and the identification of CITES Appendix I and II species; (4) providing follow-up mentoring support for these agencies on lessons learned during the wildlife trade workshops; (5) working with the Forest Department to strengthen their Wildlife Crime Database to ensure that it includes Indian Pangolins, Silky sharks, Thresher sharks and Mobula rays as well as other CITES Appendix I and II species; and (6) using seminars, training workshops, follow up mentoring visits, and work on strengthening the Wildlife Trade Database to facilitate communication among GoB agencies on enforcing national wildlife laws and CITES regulations and on increasing
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Ensuring long-term human-tiger conflict reduction in the Bangladesh Sundarbans
Marine Turtle Conservation Fund Community Based Sea Turtle Research and Conservation Project in Bangladesh
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Improving detection and prosecution of tiger and tiger prey criminals in Bangladesh
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Bringing about social change to reduce key threats to tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans Year 2
Biomarker discovery through serum epitope repertoire analysis (SERA) To optimize interventions and tools to enable the elimination and eradication of prioritized Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) as identified by the London Declaration
Strengthening community-based Acute Flaccid Paralysis Surveillance projec to strengthen acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) surveillance in Democratic Republic of Congo
DISF FAFSA Digital Advisor Development To develop a digital advisor that can provide customized Free Application for Federal Student Aid guidance specific to different populations of students
New OPV-2 for the elimination of VAPP and cVDPV2 to develop a substantially more phenotypically stable live, attenuated type 2 OPV strain suitable for use by the WHO Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)
General Operating Support to provide for general operating support of General Operating Support from 02/25/2022 to 01/31/2023. Grantee name: Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue.
Support for the Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF) 2022-2025 to support the key pillars of the Africa Europe Foundation for transformative action on priority sectors of cooperation at the nexus of health, climate and development
Agriculture and Food Policy Analysis for Nutrition to rigorously research agricultural policies for improved policy development, program design, and nutrition outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa
A Cross-Sectional Study of Neurodevelopment in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia to characterize patterns of neurodevelopment in a community sample of children in rural Ethiopia and identify potential targetable factors that affect neurodevelopmental outcomes
Quality monitoring for national injectables rollout and Careline expansio to improve contraceptive choices for women in the high fertility states such as Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Jharkhand, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh by contributing to increasing family planning knowledge and access to and use of injectable contra
Strengthening Health Systems Through Audit & Data Evaluation to evaluate key policy changes and implementation challenges in the South African HIV & TB programme
DM Driving Africa's Emerging Regulatory Ecosystem through AUDA to enable the operationalization of AMA and Africa's emerging regulatory ecosystem
Strengthening the capability of the state in India to better deliver on i to establish a Center for State Capability in India with the aim to produce bodies of work that throw light on how the capability of the Indian state can be enhanced in areas of social programs and provide design support to government depar
Technical Assistance and Capacity Strengthening for MRRR in Borno, Nigeri to fund the development of strategy and capacity for Borno State Ministry of Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (MRRR) to effectively coordinate humanitarian response to the crisis in the State and meet its other mandates
Transform Vaccine Delivery: Increase immunization coverage through transf to identify, develop and scale new approaches to enhance immunization coverage globally
COVID-19: Low cost field/consumer molecular diagnostic to develop a highly sensitive and specific Mdx diagnostic product for deployment in underdeveloped countries to test and treat individuals suffering from diseases caused by infectious agents
Planning Grant for India Surveillance and Translational Research Platform To conceptualize and plan for the implementation of two MNCH surveillance and translational research sites in India.
Afrobarometer: phone survey methods pilot to help a trusted research partner produce insights on public perceptions of crucial issues
Fast Tracking Women's Leadership through the Gender Fund to increase women's representation and influence in key fields within the Global South
Advancing FSP objectives through the East Africa Community to support policy intervention in East Africa that facilitates poverty reduction through collaborative interventions towards financial inclusion and regional bloc partnerships across East Africa.
BRAC: Deepening evidence to action on childcare and capital levers to deepen research to action for childcare, graduation and women's access to capital
Support to Accelerate BioFarma RV3 Liquid Development Program To accelerate development of low-cost, liquid RV3-BB rotavirus vaccine at BioFarma for use in Indonesian public markets and Gavi countries through formulation development and bulk process optimization
Digitalizing Routine Immunization in Gadap UC4 (Gujro) of Karachi to improve routine immunization coverage in Gadap UC4 of Karachi of Digitalizing Routine Immunization in Gadap UC4 (Gujro) of Karachi from 06/03/2019 to 12/31/2021. Grantee name: Aga Khan University.
(GPP) COVID-19: Strengthen MoHs Capacity for Case Management in Africa to strengthen the response strategies of the Burkina Faso, DRC MoHs to the current outbreak of COVID-19, among other African countries, and to share expertise in epidemic preparedness and response
Polio Vaccine Mutations Consortium - Process Parameters Experiments to ensure there is sufficient supply of poliovirus vaccines so that there are the proper tools available in pursuit of the goal of polio eradication
Women and Girls Movement Building through Change.org Foundation to build a global network of activists who are equipped to wage and win their own women and girl rights issue battles, in India and globally
Support SNT for malaria programming in pilot states in Nigeria To operationalize subnational tailoring towards malaria elimination in 2 pilot states in Nigeria
(GPP) COVID-19: Strengthening PHEOCs in Africa to strengthen preparedness and response of the Africa CDC, one of its Regional Collaborating Centres and select African Union member states to detect, prepare for and respond to public health emergencies
Building a New Coalition for Development to promote understanding of international development in the United Kingdom of Building a New Coalition for Development from 11/07/2017 to 10/31/2019. Grantee name: Coalition for Global Prosperity.
COVID-19: strengthening the impact of PHEOCs through data support to increase the capacity of Emergency Operations Centers in Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Niger to respond to direct and indirect effects of COVID-19 through strengthened systems for data integration and use
Building Opportunity Capital Campaign #PNWCO to support the Building Opportunity Campaign, an initiative to build 750 units of affordable housing for 2400 residents in four different locations in King County
The Africa Urban Sanitation Investment Fund to support the establishment of an Africa Urban Sanitation Investment Fund by undertaking a feasibility study and building a pipeline of sanitation projects to attract much needed investments from the private and public sector
COVID-19: Support to the Secretariat of the India Protectors' Alliance to support the Secretariat of the India Protector's Alliance to support front-line healthcare and sanitation workers in cities of India