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Programme Design - Evidence for Business Case Development The objective of this work is to support the design of the bilateral Water Adaptation and Desalination Infrastructure programme for Jordan of up to £20 million over 4 years (2024–2028). Specifically, by outlining the evidence to make the Strategic Case.
Supporting the implementation of India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code This programme will support key priorities for the insolvency regime in India, building on best practices and learnings from the UK and other international markets. It will support regulators and government to implement proposed reforms and will provide expertise and support, primarily to IBBI and MCA.
Research and investment to support scaling AI use in agriculture To Build and Scale Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research to food and agriculture through both Shell Foundation and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF.) This will include early market engagement and shaping, bespoke research products and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and agriculture Innovation accelerator to support the development and application of AI and Agriculture 4.0
Central African Republic - Multi-Sector Humanitarian Assistance Multi-sector humanitarian support delivered across the Central African Republic (CAR)
Assessed Contribution to International Organisation for Migration (IOM)   - DO NOT USE Annual Assessed Contribution to International Organisation for Migration (IOM) which is a requirement of our membership of the Organisation
Supporting Survivors and Victims of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment Safeguarding against SEAH is vital to all FCDO’s work to meet the Sustainable Development Goals. It is critical to ensure that those who deliver aid do no harm and empower those we seek to support (beneficiaries, communities and staff).    FCDO is working to do all we can to prevent incidents of SEAH, but where they do occur, we must ensure that survivors and whistle-blowers are supported and empowered.    This programme will address challenges and barriers for survivors across the response chain in a survivor-centred way (the response chain includes reporting, investigations and support services).   This programme complements ongoing prevention work.
Supporting survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse and sexual harassment This activity (Supporting survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse and sexual harassment) is a component of Supporting Survivors and Victims of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment reported by FCDO and a budget of £0.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls.
Trade for Development Portfolio Review The Trade for Development Portfolio review will undertake a complete review of all Aid for Trade programming since 2015. It will develop a database tool, that allows us to have an overview of all Aid for Trade programmes currently being delivered by the UK Government and delivered by the UK Government since 2015. It will also produce a narrative analysis report that summarises the portfolio, identifies gaps, identifies key lessons learned across the portfolio and analyses how aligned the portfolio is with best practice and strategic objectives.
Non-budget support financial aid to the Government of Jordan for Social Assistance, Social Security and working tax credit To ensure that the National Social Protection systems in Jordan are inclusive and sustainable.   This includes the UK's support to the Social Security Corporation's pilot project Estidama++. This project aims to achieve substantial coverage of female and male, Jordanian, and non-Jordanian vulnerable workers through the extension of social protection rights, access to income support and contribution subsidies, and registration in the social security system, the project will contribute to strengthening the situation and living standards of vulnerable workers in Jordan.
PEP-R - Plan International This component covers all work carried out by Plan International under the PEP-R programme. This includes:  A Gateway: This serves as a portal for access to key FCDO resources and research on gender and equalities and to showcase and promote evidence and expertise as a global public good.  Funding for the SightSavers Secondee: The secondee will support the Promoting Equalities Programme, to deliver strategic capability building initiatives and senior advisory support across the FCDO’s policy teams. The secondee will be responsible for a specific set of objectives and deliverables, agreed in partnership with the Gender and Equalities Department and Sightsavers. They will provide high quality advice and technical support to teams across the FCDO.  The Core Programme Partner Team Costs: This includes the core operating costs for our consortium of programme partners. This team provides oversight of the programme, expert technical assistance, quality assurance, and advisory support on MEL and safeguarding. Outputs include the development of new cross-cutting guidance, design and delivery of the enabling fund, and training sessions. The consortiums indirect costs / overheads are also included here.
GEO: Advancing Environmental Protection, Climate Change and Democratic Resilience in Georgia (WFD) The three-year adaptive project proposed by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, an Executive Non-Departmental Public Body of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, seeks to deliver sustainable change in environmental protection and climate resilience through enhanced democratic governance in Georgia. It will support national stakeholders in the delivery of new climate resilient and other green-focused legislation, enhance the enabling environment in favour of low-carbon alternatives and support exertion of positive pressure on governance stakeholders in favour of the mentioned outcomes. Westminster Foundation for Democracy has pioneered the use of politically informed and adaptive programme approaches that have a proven track record in delivering sustainable governance outcomes.
ARM: Armenia Labs for Change (Impact Hub Yerevan) The project implemented by Impact Hub Yerevan will establish creative workspaces and develop female entrepreneurship in three regions of Armenia to provide them with employment opportunities and increase access to finance. The project will contribute to the following outcomes: •	Contribute to green and inclusive economic growth, with increased economic opportunities and diversification of trade in line with international best practice. •	Advance equal participation of women and disadvantaged groups by removing barriers, changing behaviours, norms and practices to exercise rights and engage effectively in decision-making processes.
Regional Missing Persons - Western Balkans The aim of this project is to ensure an effective, sustainable, multilateral, rule-of-law-based cooperation mechanism – Missing Persons Group – to account for persons missing from armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, where men comprise the larger proportion of the missing, led by the domestic institutions for missing persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia, in which – primarily women - among families of the missing are actively engaged.
Bosnia - providing psychosocial, financial and other support to help survivors rebuild their lives Support to survivor-support organisation in Bosnia, including promoting links with religious communities
Vaccine Data CoLab Phase 2: Improving COVID-19 vaccine uptake, with a view to build resilient health systems for future shocks Phase 2 of the Vaccine Data CoLab will focus on catalysing COVID-19 vaccine uptake, with a view to build resilient health systems for future shocks. This approach moves beyond vaccine supply and works to provide data on the specific hesitancies and access barriers communities face. This requires moving from a global to a hyperlocal and targeted approach taking into account unique contexts and local planning and decision making for more effective behaviour change campaigns and vaccine strategies.
Powering Sierra Leone's Hospitals This  intervention  will  provide  reliable  solar  power  to  hospitals  to  ensure  the  availability  of referral  services  that  are  critical  to  ending  the  preventable  deaths  of  women  and  children.  Specifically it will: install  stand-alone  solar  systems  that will  be  the  primary power source for off-grid hospitals,  and  reliable  back-up  power for  key referral  facilities that  currently  have unreliable grid power; and work  with  the  Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MOHS) and  potential  suppliers  to ensure a  sustainable  maintenance regime for FCDO funded systems, while supporting ongoing efforts to develop a sector wide maintenance approach.
Kaleidoscope Trust implemented Global Equality Project in Official Development Assistance eligible countries This activity (Kaleidoscope Trust implemented Global Equality Project in Official Development Assistance eligible countries) is a component of Global Equality Project – towards an equal world for women, girls and LGBT+ persons  reported by FCDO and a budget of £132,874.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Human rights.
Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries through Partner 2 This activity (Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries through Partner 2) is a component of Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries 2020-2022 reported by FCDO and a budget of £4,000,000.This project benefits VENEZUELA, BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Global Environment Facility 8th Replenishment ICF RDEL To support developing countries to implement international agreements on climate change, biodiversity, land degradation and harmful chemicals as integral elements of sustainable development. GEF’s other activities include sustainable forest management, international waters and protecting the ozone layer.
Expert humanitarian specialist support to respond to the Syria crisis. Provision of technical assistance to the Syria humanitarian crisis via the HSOT programme.
Regional water and energy outcomes to support intra Central Asia connectivity Enhanced regional cooperation is key to delivering resilience. Promoting a strengthened enabling environment for delivering integrated water and energy planning and management, including unlocking finance for investment will be delivered through Component 1 focussing on water and energy outcomes. Under component 1, partner will provide technical assistance and capacity building at the regional level to strengthen governance contributing to climate, energy, and water security outcomes.
World Food Programme (WFP)-RDEL Prevention and treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) amongst children and pregnant and breast-feeding women.
Kenya El- Nino Response To support access to critical life-saving humanitarian assistance for 192,000 flood-affected people through WASH, Health, Nutrition and Social Protection interventions in Kenya.
PURCHASE Technical Support for Priority Setting in Health The FCDO will fund Africa CDC to deliver the Africa CDC Health Economics Programme strategic roadmap on priority setting, develop regional technical leadership and capacity, stimulate demand for priority setting capacities from national policy makers, and support capacity building in African Union Member States. Funding will go to the Africa CDC Health Economics Programme to: - Support their core capacity and leadership for priority setting support to the Africa CDC and African Union member states, finalising and moving to implementation of the continental frameworks on priority setting - Develop regional hubs, starting in West and East Africa, that can scale up priority setting capacity in their surrounding region and support the development and deployment of regional networks such as AfroHTA - Conduct policy dialogues and outreach with Ministries of Health and Finance to establish priority setting on policy agendas and stimulate African Union member state demand for priority setting capacity - Identify priority policy question areas across African Union member states and co-produce evidence with academic and policy actors - Act as a brokering function to match scarce technical expertise with growing demand from African Union member states for capacity building and priority setting support, providing direct support or bringing in African and international partners as needed to support development of priority setting frameworks and roadmaps, conduct processes such as health technology assessments, and inform design and implementation of health benefit packages. During this programme phase, this would be expected in 3-4 countries, but Africa CDC will have the flexibility to adapt according to demand and windows of opportunity.
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Health Pillar - Undisclosed Partner SHRP A Comprehensive access to healthcare across the whole of Syria. [Further details to follow]
Lives and Livelihoods Fund Programme DFID will contribute £20m to the Lives and Livelihoods Fund, an innovative financing facility which aims to lift millions of people out of poverty by leveraging £4 of additional Islamic Development Bank lending for every £1 of donor contributions. Launched in 2016 the LLF targets its resources at the Islamic Development Bank’s least developed member states across Africa, Middle East and Asia. The LLF aims to lift millions of people out of poverty by delivering basic healthcare services, enhancing agricultural productivity and building critical infrastructure.
Provision of core relief items to respond to Libya flooding Providing Core Relief Items including household sets, coverage kits and hygiene kits to Libya
Human Rights Magna Carta Programming To improve human rights and provide better access across the world by providing posts with funding for small flexible programme
Supporting the Indonesian Peatland Restoration Agency through UNOPS to support peatland communities affected by COVID-19 This activity (Supporting the Indonesian Peatland Restoration Agency through UNOPS to support peatland communities affected by COVID-19) is a component of Coronavirus Relief for Indonesian Sustainable Peatland (CRISP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,000,000.This project benefits INDONESIA.And works in the following sector(s): Food assistance, Forestry policy and administrative management.
GPSDD- A Fair Data Future Support to the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data (GPSDD) - a global network using data to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals—improving lives, fighting inequality, and promoting environmental sustainability.
Pacific Clean Energy Programme - Regional Clean Energy Investment Fund (RDEL) - Dentons Regional Clean Energy Investment Fund (RCEIF) - Increased Renewable Energy Investment, transition out of diesel generation and improve access to electricity in ODA eligible Pacific Island Countries.
Essential Services for Maternal and Child  Health [Services Essentiels de Santé Maternelle et Infantile en RDC (SEMI)] To support essential maternal, child and infant health services to end preventable deaths in one of the poorest provinces in DRC and strengthen the health system at national and provincial level.
Delivering Human Rights Priorities in Mali To strengthen and improve the understanding within human rights institutions, civil society and communities to defend and promote human rights.
Support the implementation of the Promoting Equality in African Schools programme through contribution to climate smart construction techniques of schools This activity (Support the implementation of the Promoting Equality in African Schools programme through contribution to climate smart construction techniques of schools ) is a component of Empowerment and Development for Girls Education  reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,282,866.This project benefits ZAMBIA.And works in the following sector(s): Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322).
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UNHCR Türkiye Earthquake Emergency Supplementary Appeal UNHCR - The UN Refugee Agency: Türkiye Earthquake Emergency Supplementary Appeal.
Empowering Women for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes (EMPOWER) Empowering Women for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes” (EMPOWER) will contribute to (a) a reduction in preventable deaths of mothers, babies, and children, and (b) women and girls’ empowerment through choices about whether and when to have children and economic opportunities – both UK priorities.  By the end of the programme, it will have averted over 2.4 million unwanted pregnancies and 3,700 maternal deaths.
Circular Economy & Plastics (CEP) This programme will support a substantial reduction in plastic waste generation through impact across five key areas (tbc during programme design); a) Research & Evidence, b) Design & Innovation, c) Catalytic Funding, d) Enabling environments, e) Building Capacity.  It will contribute to results including a reduction in the amount of plastic waste entering the oceans and a decrease in negative environmental impacts associated with poor plastic waste management, notably flood risk from the blockage of drainage systems and ambient air pollution due to burning of waste. The threat posed by plastics waste in low and middle income countries is also an opportunity to create, and improve the quality of, jobs (particular in the informal sector), promote economic activity and reduce import dependency through improved collection and recycling.  This programme will take a whole systems approach and incorporate actors from industry, civil society, academia as well as other government partners.
Strengthening citizen engagement and participation in public policy processes in Serbia The project will contribute to more participatory and active communities in Serbia by supporting 40 CSOs/initiatives to improve their capacity to engage citizens, to research public policies and to advocate for positive change in at least 15 local communities in Serbia.
Investing in the humanitarian capability of the IFRC and BRC 2021-2022 This project provides core support to the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) and the British Red Cross (BRC).   This project will  Increase the capacity and accountability of Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies, the world’s largest humanitarian network (including the BRC), to assist people affected by humanitarian crises.   Enable the IFRC to more effectively support, represent and coordinate National Societies humanitarian activities and enhance the National Societies’ ability to deliver.    Enable the IFRC and BRC to deliver against their core institutional strategies in support of the Movement, particularly on UK humanitarian reform priorities.
Philippines Typhoon Goni Emergency Appeal This activity (Philippines Typhoon Goni Emergency Appeal) is a component of Contribution to Philippines Typhoon Goni and Rai Emergency Appeal  reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,750,000.This project benefits PHILIPPINES.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Research Secondment and Academic Advisory Programme This programme provides funding and a mechanism to increase access to academic expertise on FCDO's priorities. It will likely include long-term academic secondments into FCDO and establishing a network of academics that work with the department on medium- and short-term commissions.
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services to the humanitarian community in the Democratic Republic of Congo. United Nations provision of air services Provision to the humanitarian community in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Delivering on a Strategic UK-Brazil Global Development Partnership The programme aims to build on previous investments to consolidate the strategic partnership between the UK and Brazil to deliver development results in Africa through triangular co-operation, adapting Brazil's unique development innovations in partnership with UK policy and programming to meet African development demands. The programme aims to contribute to (a) helping the Brazilian Agency of Cooperation to become a more effective development institution and supporting Brazil to constructively engage with the Rules Based System; and (b) maintain and enhance an open and constructive policy dialogue between the UK and Brazil on Brazil's engagement with global development; (c) sharing Brazilian and British expertise on demographic data collection and use in evidence-based policy.
Eritrea - Humanitarian Assistance Critical nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) humanitarian interventions to be delivered by UNICEF across Eritrea.
Peacebuilding Opportunities Fund Phase Two (POF2) Second phase of the POF programme. The POF is a scalable, adaptable and contextually driven mechanism to pursue peacebuilding objectives in South Su-dan. Its intended impact is “Enhanced South Sudanese capacity to manage conflicts without violence, and reduction in violence in targeted areas”. Its outcomes are (i) “targeted communities are more harmonious and resilient to conflict”; and (ii) “more inclusive political, socio-economic, and cultural institutions, which are key for handling conflict and establishing the conditions for sustained peace, are strengthened at all levels”.
Technical Assistance Facility Providing Technical Assistance to FCDO and external stakeholders. To develop and implement nutrition related policies and programmes.
Wilton Park: OECD-DAC and AOSIS Taskforce Conference - October 2023 (Centre) Support for the Wilton Park hosted OECD-DAC and AOSIS Taskforce Conference in October 2023 on establishing a new partnership for the 4th International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) 2024.
Delivering protection services to vulnerable refugees and members of the host community in Jordan This activity (Delivering protection services to vulnerable refugees and members of the host community in Jordan) is a component of Jordan Protection Programme (JPP) Support to Vulnerable Refugees and Jordanians reported by FCDO and a budget of £14,016,646.This project benefits JORDAN.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls, Material relief assistance and services.
Kenya El-Nino Emergency Response Support to provide critical life-saving humanitarian assistance for 192,000 flood-affected people through WASH, Health, Nutrition and Social Protection interventions in Kenya.
Parliamentary side event for the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) FCDO support to the Ukraine All Party Parliamentary Group's  Ukraine Recovery Conference side event on 21 June. FCDO support will develop and deliver the content.
A collaboration between government, business, civil society and technologists to open up and transform government contracting. Their aim is to ensure that public money is spent openly, fairly and effectively. This activity (A collaboration between government, business, civil society and technologists to open up and transform government contracting. Their aim is to ensure that public money is spent openly, fairly and effectively. ) is a component of Targeting Corruption Through Institutional Capability (TACTIC) Programme  reported by FCDO and a budget of £216,537.This project benefits SOUTH AFRICA.And works in the following sector(s): Anti-corruption organisations and institutions.
Overseas Secondments IOM Colombia Secondments based in Colombian Ministries to deliver technical assistance in country.
Supporting COVID Response in the Greater Mekong Sub-region through Health Systems Strengthening The programme will provide support on strengthening heath systems in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) to prevent, detect and control the threat of COVID-19. The programme will work in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam and will also involve Thailand in regional initiatives.