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The Brigde of Cultural Traditions The project aims to support the cultural diversity of the minority nationalities in Vietnam through researching and festival cooperation. The project will create an international net of research institutes to support the continuation of the unique oral mus
ic tradition among the nationalities living in the mountains and through that reinforce the  cultural identity and living circumstances of the minority nationalities.The festival collaboration will create preconditions for music export which may have posit
ive economical consequences for the minorities in the mountains  living now in rather poor conditions.The project response well to the programme aims of the countries. Finland is changing towords normal bilateral relationship in the development cooperation
 with Vietnam.  With assistance of the project  - with Finnish expertice and knowhow  -  preconditions to utilize the cultural heritage of minority nationalities will be created by using principles of sustainable development  giving economical advantage to
 the minorities. To develop research and festival collaboration and utilizing the results by the modern music technology is a branch to both of the countries to have considerable economical achievements. Music export is one of the most remarkable increasin
g branches of export in global scale.  Both Finnish and Vietnamese cultural traditions are based on a strong oral tradition.  Knowhow and technical equipments are innovated and created in Finland to have economical impact. The oral music culture has had a 
great impact to many brances of arts in both countries and has created internationally respected research institutes into both countries. The basis to the fruitful collaboration which will have impact in both countries is existing.The mountain minority nat
ionalities in Vietnam will be the main beneficiaries in the project. A model for economical activities on the basis of their own cultural premises will be created in the project.  With research and festival actions the living area of those people will be k
nown and will  thus open possibilities to develop culturally sustainable cultural tourism. At the same time appreciation towards minorities  inside Vietnam will increase when people realize that a cultural basic of own will serve a possibility to preserve 
the vitality of a rural area.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project improves working conditions of construction and forestry workers in Zambia and Mozambique through a multifaceted strategy. Numbers of members and their dues payments income are increased and the knowhow of members and their representatives is i
mproved. Negotiations are intensified and the quality of collective agreements improved, making use of e.g. multinational corporations mapping results, with the aim to influence working conditions of the whole production chain (including subcontractors and
 agency workers). Finally, a campaign is run for the ratification and implementation of ILO Conventions no. 94 (conditions in public investment projects) and no. 167 (health and safety in construction sector).Mozambique and Zambia belong to the fastest gro
wing economies in the world with their annual 7-8 % growth rates, which are mainly due to the vast natural resources in mining, oil, gas and forestry sectors. Alongside with these production sectors there are in both countries large on-going infrastructure
 projects that aim at supporting other economic growth. Despite the growth rates the majority of the population remains poor, because atypical forms of employment (such as agency labour and sub-contracting) are more the rule than the exception also in grow
th sectors like construction. Salary levels are inadequate for decent living and trade union resources are rather limited especially in the very challenging and mostly company level negotiation system. Through this project unions in Zambia and Mozambique c
an with our support increase their membership base and negotiation power, as well as influence legislation and public investments of their countries.Increased membership numbers, financial sustainability and improved know-how provide the unions with negoti
ation power and campaign visibility, and these in turn are likely to influence industrial policies of the sector.Beneficiaries are current and new members of the unions, shop stewards, health and safety representatives, campaign coordinators, organisers, e
ducators and lead negotiators in union leadership.The project is implemented by Building and Wood Workers? International (BWI) and its affiliate unions in Mozambique and Zambia.
Frame Agreement with NGO (WWF Finland) In Finland WWF is working with Finnish companies, administration and people to minimise ecological footprint both in Finland and globally. We promote concrete solutions in green economy and sustainable production and consumption. We also actively participa
te and influence national discussion on climate change and participate in international climate negotiations. We prepare environmental education materials for primary schools, train teachers and support the schools? environmental clubs. WWF ambassadors  vi
sit schools providing information about global environmental issues and work of WWF. Active youth team of WWF Finland is spreading environmental awareness in Finland and has active dialogue with the Generation Green in Nepal on global environmental issues.
Implementer: WWF FinlandCooperation partners: Companies, enterprises and primary schools
Ditshwanelo - The Botswana Centre for Human Rights Ditshwanelo is the only holistic Human Rights organisation in Botswana and has been leading the Civil Society Organisation(CSO) input into the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodical review ( UPR) process and has been responsible for pushing through p
hase1 prepations.The organisation  also has  a well established relationship with the Government of Botswana( GOB) ministries and departments that have Human Rights training and Awareness raising activities.The key stakeholders of this action will be the n
ational coordinating Committe(NCC) and  CSO's. The project focus will be to suport CSO's to fulfill it role to facilitate meetings debriefs and workshops and to provide an oversight role to ensure effective collaboration and achievement of Objectives which
 is to lead and support CSO in to phase 2. elaboration of the Comprehensive Human Rights Strategy and the National Action plan (CHRSNAP) In preparation for  Implementation for  2017/18.The  GOB will provide 40% of the funding for over aperiod of 3 years.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) Regional Programme Support and Organizational Development Initiatives. To support the local Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to raise their own capacity to be able to respond to the local vulnerability in the sustainable manner.
Public Financial Management Improvement and Consolidation Project The modified project development objective reads as follows: to improve the public financial management system and accountability in  the use of government finances.
Sierra Leone: Public Financial Management Improvement and Consolidation The project development objective (PDO) is: â€œto improve budget planning and credibility, financial control, accountability and oversight in government finances in Sierra Leoneâ€.  Through strengthened institutional capacity for the delivery of effective PFM and oversight, the project will contribute to enhancing fiscal discipline, strategic allocation of resources and efficient service delivery. The inclusion of â€˜budget credibilityâ€™ (constituting PFM performance levels under PEFA performance indicators 1 to 3) in the definition of project objectives recognizes the linkage of a credible budget with â€˜predictabilityâ€™ of resource flows to service delivery agencies.
 
 With this objective, a sound PFM system will be established and nurtured under the proposed project to contribute to poverty reduction as: (i) it serves as a prerequisite for long-term and sustainable poverty reduction, enabling the country to manage its own development; (ii) it helps ensure that budget planning and discipline are compatible with macroeconomic stability, resource allocation is in line with poverty reduction strategies, activities are implemented efficiently, and results are followed up; (iii) national policies are translated into action through the PFM system, and services are thus delivered; and (iv) democratic governance entails democratic control over resources.
Reduce Vulnerability to Flooding in MM The purpose of the Grant is to reduce the vulnerability of Metro Manila and surrounding areas, including parts of Bulacan and Pampanga, to future flood events, following the typhoons that occurred in the recent years, including Ondoy in September 2009, Pepeng in October 2009, and Pedring in August 2011.
Australian Trust Fund for Mainstreaming Disaster Reduction of the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery This trust fund will provide non-core financing for the GFDRR and serve to mainstreamhazard risk management in PRSs. The Facility has three major development objectives:
 1. Facilitate implementation of Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA, 2005-2015) in the Bank's partner countries at high disaster risks;
 2. Strengthen country hazard risk management capacity and catalyze increased investment in hazard prevention and mitigation;
 3. Establish appropriate mechanism for financing sustainable disaster recovery in low income countries.
 The Facility will operate through three distinct tracks of financing to support these development objectives: I: Support to the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) for accelerated implementation of HFA: DGF Grant will be used to provide support to ISDR towards development of global tools and methodologies for risk management, policy-based tools for mainstreaming etc; II: Support to countries for developing analytical and investment framework for prevention and mitigation: This track will support preparatory work in 86 target countries to enhance investments in risk mitigation. III: A global standby recovery fund establsihed to bring speed in disaster recovery operations
 This trust fund will finance track II initiatives in countries selected in consultation with Australian authorities and will operate through a single donor trust fund
Control and reduction of mercury emissions from the cement industry in Brazil The project objective is to control and reduce mercury emission from cement industry in Brazil, implement the national strategy and action plan to reduce mercury emission from cement clinker production in Brazil under the Minamata Convention on Mercury.  The project will focus on strengthening the capacity of the relevant stakeholders for monitoring and management of the mercury emissions from the cement industry, through review of the national regulations, establishment of guidelines, demonstration of suitable technologies for tracking emissions, but also through comprehensive study monetizing the emission reduction benefits.
Development and implementation of a National Strategy for Quality Infrastructure (ENIQ) for Brazil The Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services (MDIC) approached UNIDO to provide technical guidance for the development of a National Strategy of Quality Infrastructure (ENIQ). The ENIQ will cover a period of 10 years, and is expected to be launched by December 2024, following the publication of a draft version, a public consultation and submission to the National Council of Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality (Conmetro) for its approval by November 2024.  The engagement with UNIDO began in early 2024 with a three-month period of Preparatory Assistance (PA). The PA had two objectives: First, to finalize this definitive project document (ProDoc) for the intervention to develop the ENIQ over the course of 2024, along with the elaboration of a methodology and work plan for the first stages of its implementation over the 2024 # 2026 timeframe.  The ENIQ, with a 10-year horizon, will include an Implementation Plan and biennial Action Plans to guide its deployment, which is expected to start in 2025. It will build on Brazil#s experiences with its existing, mature, QI and focus on ways in which this needs to evolve and improve in line with the country#s overall development strategies. The Implementation and associated Action Plans will articulate the activities foreseen for the various key st
Biogas applications for the Brazilian agro-industry The project aims to reduce GHG emission and dependence on fossil fuels through the promotion of biogas-based mobility and other energy solutions for productive uses within agro-industrial value chains and by strengthening of national biogas technology supply chains.
Addressing the energy, water, food and climate nexus through organic waste to energy solutions in the Metropolitan Region of Recife The project is based on an official request of the Government of the State of Pernambuco. It aims to lay the foundation for a larger project to be implemented in partnership with the Government, private sector and with support of international climate finance. The project addresses the sensitive energy, water, food and climate nexus in the Metropolitan Region of Recife (RMR) by promoting the use of organic waste to energy solutions (WTE).  The project is of cross-sectoral nature and contributes to the implementation of several federal, state-level and urban policies and regulations, such as the Solid Waste Plan of RMR, the State Plan for Solid Residues of Pernambuco, the Recife Sanitation Plan, the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), as well as the recently adopted 2050 National Energy Plan with its ambitious renewable energy targets. Solid waste management, water and sanitation, energy security and climate change adaptation are major interrelated concerns of the Metropolitan Region of Pernambuco (RMR), which includes 15 municipalities, provides livelihood for around 4 million people and hosts major industries in the region.  The overall objective of the project is to address the energy, water, food and climate nexus by promoting the use of organic waste to energy (WTE) solutions in the Metropolitan Regio
Evaluation and monitoring of export processing zones in Brazil, with a focus on Pecém and Ceará The overall objective of the project is to evaluate the economic, social and environmental impact of the export processing zone (EPZ) regime in Brazil. This objective is to be achieved through initially evaluating the economic, social and environmental impact of the EPZ at Pecém Port, State of Ceará, and sharing the lessons learned through developing an on-line monitoring and appraisal tool of the overall Brazilian EPZ regime.
The UNIDO contribution to the International Conference celebrating BNDES 60th Anniversary
HCFC Phase out Management Plan (Stage III) Approved in accordance with the Agreement between the Government and the Executive Committee for the period 2024-2030 for the complete phase-out of HCFC consumption, on the understanding that no more funding from the Multilateral Fund would be provided for the phase-out of HCFCs. Noted the commitment of the Government to phase out HCFCs completely and to ban the imports of HCFCs by 1 January 2030, and that HCFCs would not be imported after that date, except for those allowed for a servicing tail between 2030 and 2040, where required, consistent with the provisions of the Montreal Protocol; that upon completion of the end-user projects on chillers, airconditioning units, commercial refrigeration units and industrial refrigeration units included in stage III of the HPMP, UNDP and UNIDO would submit final reports on their implementation in line with decision 92/36(g), including the HCFC phase out and energy effici ency gains achieved; that, to allow for consideration of the final tranche of its HPMP, the Government should submit: a detailed description of the regulatory and policy framework in place to implement measures to ensure that HCFC consumption was in compliance with paragraph 8 ter(e)(i) of Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol for the period 2030#2040; and if Brazil were intending to have consumption during
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan -Stage II Preparation of investment activities for the phase-out of HCFCs in RAC manufacturing sector UNIDO will have to undertake a comprehensive survey in the RAC sector to collect HCFC consumption data, ownership information, details on the produced products as well as baseline equipment. There is a need to hold several stakeholder consultation meetings with the industry and the involvement of the Government to design a proper strategy for this very complex sector.   In cooperation with the Government of Brazil, industry and relevant bilateral and implementing agencies, a RAC sector strategy and investment projects will be prepared to help the Government of Brazil to achieve at least the 2020 reduction target in line with the priorities established in the HPMP.
Preparation of Kigali HFC Phase-down Plan Preparation of Kigali HFC Phase-down Plan (Stage I) to help Brazil achieve the first obligations under the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol i.e. freeze of the HFC consumption at baseline level on 1 January 2024 and 10% reduction of the baseline HFC consumption by 1 January 2029.
Impact assessment of ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification in Brazil The Development Objective is to help ensure that the ISO 9001 Quality Management System certification process is truly effective in Brazil, ensuring that certified organizations are providing confidence to actual and potential customers regarding their ability to provide conforming products and services to further enhance customer satisfaction. The Immediate Objective is to assess the effectiveness of ISO 9001 certification in brazil with a view to assisting the certification bodies and national accreditation boards to identify improvement opportunities in the certification process.
Ministry of Defense Advisors Program The Ministry of Defense Advisors (MoDA) program partners senior Department of Defense (DoD) civilian experts with foreign counterparts to improve ministerial capacity. A MoDA is a NATO Voluntary National Contribution assisting the Georgian Ministry of Defense with defense reform initiatives. Long-term defense capacity building objectives are being achieved.
Ministry of Defense Advisors Program The Ministry of Defense Advisors (MoDA) program partners senior Department of Defense (DoD) civilian experts with foreign counterparts to improve ministerial capacity. A MoDA is assisting the Georgian Ministry of Defense with logistics reform initiatives. Long-term defense capacity building objectives are being achieved.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY11/12 GEORGIA BORDER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY11/12 GEORGIA BORDER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM. USACE activity through [Enterprise - United States Unknown]
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF PN - ODC - GEO - Georgia: JMRC Key Leader Engagement - ODC - 312 - WIF PN - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Defense Institute of International Legal Studies - Informational Meetings regarding Mission Command Legal Authorities Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense (including MoD Legal Staff) and Defense Force General Staff
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Wales Initiative Fund activities, events, and exercises RAPID TRIDENT 19 FPC. USAREUR
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - GEO - NOBLE PARTNER LOG CON. - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - 321 - WIF - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Expert & Border Security (EXBS), Republic of Georgia U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Expert & Border Security (EXBS), Republic of Georgia. USACE activity through [Poti Sea Port Corporation]
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY11/12 GEORGIA BORDER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM Tanie Remote Border Post U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Unspecified Activity through [Enterprise - United States Unknown]
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Wales Initiative Fund activities, events, and exercises Georgia - Training Policy & Strategy Workshop #3. Obtain information related to the implementation within GDRP-T of new training management and readiness reporting systems to better inform ISG dialogue with Georgian Defense Forces (GDF) General Staff (GS).
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Wales Initiative Fund activities, events, and exercises PLATINUM EAGLE 19.2 FPC. MFE
Global Train and Equip Program - HMMWV Repair Costs The objective of this funding is to repair a damaged M1151 HMMWV that was procured through the FY 2010 Supporting Infantry Battalion Deployment to ISAF stability operations program and damaged during transit to Georgia.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY11/12 GEORGIA BORDER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM Batumi Language Lab U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: Unspecified Activity through [Enterprise - United States Unknown]
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF - ISG - GEO - Georgia - Human Resource Management # 1 - ISG - 332b - WIF - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Human Resources Staff, Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Partnership for Peace Consortium - DEEP GEO Curriculum Development CAC I Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Combined Arms Center
Cooperative Threat Reduction Program: Cooperative Biological Engagement/Proliferation Prevention [non-ODA] The Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) program is designed to help the countries of the former Soviet Union address the environmental, health, and related issues after nuclear, chemical and biological weapons were transferred to Russia. The program also provides retraining of scientists and engineer for peaceful and commercial pursuits.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - GEO - Dynamic Front 21 IPC - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - 321 - WIF - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - GEO - Saber Junction 20 MPC - United States Army Europe (USAREUR) - 321 - WIF - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: WIF PN - Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) - GEO - Sea Breeze 20 MPC - Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) - 321 - WIF PN - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Ministry of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Wales Initiative Fund activities, events, and exercises GEO Senior Leader Seminar. GCMC
Global Train and Equip Program - Goergia Defense Readiness Porgram-Training To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY13 EXBS - Supsa Fusion Center, Georgia U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: FY13 EXBS - Supsa Fusion Center, Georgia. USACE activity through [LSG Applied Technologies Ltd]