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Ru: DH exp WB pro prol 2 Ry:fjv exp VB pro förl 2 Strenghtening of the federal Russian authority responsible for the selection of district heating companies (DH) applying for World Bank loans. A Swedish expert will during 40 weeks give technical advices to the DH companies and assist the Russian authorities, Sida and the World Bank. Svensk fjärrvärmeexpert till världsbanksproject, förlängning II. Stöd till ryska fjärrvärmeföretag som söker lån hos Världsbanken. En svensk expert kommer att under 40 veckor ge teknisk rådgivning till Fjärrvärmeföretag, till Sida och till Världsbanken.
Fond för programutv. och konsulttjänster 2013 Fund for Program Dev and Consultancies 2013 Ambassadens Fond för programutveckling och konsulttjänster såsom: - konsultstöd för resultatförslag, studier, analyser - metodutveckling, insatsberedning, utvärderingar - stöd till små strategiska insatser inom strategins ram  - administrativt stöd såsom översättningar, revisionsstöd etc The Embassy's Fund for Programme Development and Consultancies such as:    - Consultancy support for analyses, studies, results propsal - Methods development, preparation of contributions and evaluations - Small strataégic contributions within the scoop of the strategy - Administrative services such as audit support, translations etc
Capacity building OoP Capacity building OoP The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
PMT-Linköping Collaborati PMT-Linköping Collaborati The consolidated budget of the project for the three years is 21 MSEK. The proposed Sida contribution is 12 MSEK and the total contribution from the partner agencies is 9 MSEK. A tripartite agreement between the Pravara Medical Trust, Linköping University and Sida for the period December 2005 to June 2009 was signed for the project titled "Developing a multi-sectoral approach to health and development through institutional/organisation's collaboration between India and Sweden."
Computerised cadastral Fastighetsreg forts To expedite the transfer of all existing computerised cadastral data into windows-based platforms, and to transfer existing non-  computerised data into accessible computer formats. Överföring av fastighetsregister till mer användarvänliga format för större tillgänglighet.
Community Based Rehabilit Bybaserat handikappstöd The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Sw Emb ETH 2003-Study cro SV AMB ETH -EUstudie 2003 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Test av ODI/ALNAPs LSO koncept under pågående hungersnöd i Malawi
800/836/04/H 800/836/04/H The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Training Workshop for Civil Society Organizations on Gender Programming for SDGs and Gender Budget Monitoring in Benue State In a bid to improve the capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Benue State on gender programming for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and budget monitoring, the Women Environmental Programme (WEP) organized a two-day forum on Gender Programming for SDGs and Budget Monitoring for CSOs in Makurdi, Benue State from 6-7 September, 2017.In her welcome address on Wednesday, September 6 2017, Executive Director of WEP, Dr Priscilla Achakpa, who outlined that very few people know about SDGs, stated that, as a result, they (the WEP) decided to come and sensitise CSOs in the state on the Goals. According to her, development without the inclusion of the SDGs cannot be wholly achieved, adding that if the CSOs must implore people and government through advocacy on SDGs, they need to know what it entails. “We feel that the civil society organisations on ground here have to be well grounded in SDGs in order to properly do their job,” she said. Dr Achakpa stressed that, for the CSOs to hold government accountable when it comes to the issue of budgeting, they need to have a hands-up knowledge of budgeting process which makes the workshop very important in building their capacity in tracking budgets. She sued for partnership between CSOs and the government, as the latter cannot carry out development alone to have a vibrant society, stating that there is need to change how things are done as change begins with everyone. A facilitator and Deputy Executive Director, WEP, Kyauta Giwa, in her presentations titled: “Understanding the Key Concepts of Gender” and “Introduction to Household/Public Budget Process,” called for a proper understanding and application of gender in all spheres of life. She added that knowing how to track public budget would greatly enhance CSOs ability to enhance government’s performance in budgetary process. In another presentation titled: “Human Rights, Women’s Rights and Legal and Institutional Framework for Gender Responsiveness”, Programme Officer of WEP, Benson Attah, called for an understanding of human rights, even as he advocated for such rights. Read media report at - http://www.environewsnigeria.com/benue-csos-sensitised-gender-programming-budget-monitoring/
Advocacy activities by sub-grantees in Benue and Zamfara States The organizations that benefited from the sub-grants in Benue and Zamfara States which received funding in quarter 2 of 2018 carried out the following activities during this reporting period: 1.1 Stakeholders’ engagement 1.1.1 Advocacy Visits to relevant Government institutions in the Benue and Zamfara states. 1.1.2 Advocacy visits to respective LGAs & selected Communities. (The communities were selected based on communities that are marginalized of social services that affect women, children and vulnerable community members). 1.2 Interactive meetings on rural women’s priorities Read full report of activities on the following link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1m27YQlxs-k8Z-IOVHwGoNml-zl_yI3wv
Consultancy for Development of Training Manual and Assessment of Policies and Legislations Some of the activities under the project "Ensuring Effective Implementation of Programmes, Policies and Legislations, that Contribute Towards Achieving Gender Equality in Nigeria by 2030" include; Training of Legislators and Assessment of Policies and Legislations of Benue and Zamfara States to see how they have mainstreamed gender issues. Preparatory to this training and assessment which are scheduled to be achieved by the second and third quarter of 2017, WEP engaged Consultants to develop training manual for training of legislators and undertake assessment of policies and legislations in Benue and Zamfara States respectively. The training manual is expected to be completed by second quarter of 2017 while the assessment of legislations is expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2017.
Ensuring Effective Implementation of Programmes, Policies and Legislations, that Contribute Towards Achieving Gender Equality in Nigeria by 2030 This project titled: “Ensuring Effective Implementation of Programmes, Policies and Legislations, that Contribute Towards Achieving Gender Equality in Nigeria by 2030” is aimed at contributing specifically to the attainment of gender equality in Benue and Zamfara States of Nigeria. To ensure effective implementation of policies, programmes and legislations that will see to the attainment of gender equality in Nigeria, this project aims to achieve the following objectives: objectives 1. Advocate for policies and legislations that promote women participation at all levels of decision making, and remove all obstacles (social, political, cultural and economic) hindering women’s empowerment and participation in decision making and infringing on women’s rights. 2. Ensure effective implementation of programmes and projects through capacity building of CSOs, budget monitoring and information sharing. 3. Raise awareness amongst stakeholders on the fundamental women’s rights. To effectively pursue the achievement of these objectives, this project will build capacities of 50 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) (70% women Csos and 30% others) on gender programming for SDGs and gender budget monitoring. The capacities of CSOs will also be built on advocacy skills, as well as on using Open Data tool kits to track implementation of projects. Having built their capacities, these CSOs will support advocacy and monitoring of programmes and projects to ensure that women’s concerns are adequately incorporated. The project also aims to build capacities of legislators and states executives on gender-responsive legislation, policies and programmes. This is to ensure that both legislators and execuitves in these states consider gender concerns in the course of their work. Furthermore, the project will review state policies and laws and see how they have taken into consideration the concerns of women. This project will raise awareness of all stakeholders on gender issues around policies and legislations through policy briefs, shadow reports and the media.
2018 ANNUAL ANALYTICAL OVERVIEW The activities implemented in 2018 were mainly about sub granting, review and advocacy for the passage of the affirmative action bill and domestication of Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Act. Below is a list of activities implemented in 2018. 1. Call for Applications for Small Grants Project 2. Engagement of 8 CSOs for sub-granting 3. Inception Meeting with Sub- grantees in Benue and Zamfara States. 4. Advocacy for a Legislation on Quota Inclusion of Women in Decision Making in Zamfara 5. Review of the draft Bill on Quota inclusion of women in decision making in Zamfara State; • Advocacy for the domestication of Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Act to Benue State • Merger of Affirmative Action bill with the UNICEF existing Bill in Zamfara State 6. Providing sub-grants to Community-Based Organizations;- • Advocacy Visits to relevant Government institutions in Benue and Zamfara states. • Advocacy visits to respective LGAs & selected Communities • Interactive meetings on rural women’s priority needs • Presentation of Women Needs to relevant MDAs 7. Project Monitoring and Evaluation: • Review meetings with the eight subgrantees in Benue and Zamfara states • Assessment of the impact on the project from other beneficiaries. Read detail annual report on this link - https://drive.google.com/open?id=19zgJp1sMq0n0Js1q4DIj_GeR2Auh-30v Find on this link the annexes to the report - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wVXRalJ9c_wBEHa540B0oWFPK-PmW8cb Also see the financial and audited account on the following links - https://drive.google.com/open?id=13haCLoFPKcWyx7eNRL_VsR3bxCMkcD8J https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bsfru1loZ_YpVUY2HM42kTUN2cJqLLre
Providing sub-grants to Community-Based Organizations to advance their advocacy activities In the first quarter of 2018, WEP completed the process of engaging civil society organizations who will benefit from sub-grants to carry out advocacy activities in Benue and Nasarawa State. The eight (8) organisations that emerged for sub-granting are: Environment and Climate Change Amelioration Initiative (ECCAI); Nigerian Association of Women in Agriculture (NAWIA); Initiative for Women’s Health Development and Right Protection (WRAHI); and Community Links and Human Empowerment Initiative (CLHEI) from Benue State. While Zamfara CSOs are Life Helpers Initiative (LHI), Voluntary Aid Initiative (VAI), Millennium Development Centre (MDC) and Future Hope Foundation (FHF). Detail report of the process leading to the selection of these organizations can be found on this link - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_Uo7tmHW2XgCYxewo3KXRuARBuJnNi6L
Training workshop for legislators, commissioners and other states executives, legislative aids and staff on SDGs and gender-responsive legislation, policies and programmes in Benue State Nigeria is a signatory to several United Nations and African Union Instruments that promote and protect rights of women and encourage their participation in decision-making. Some of these instruments are: United Nations Convention on Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW); the African Charter on Human Rights; the Beijing Platform for Action; the Rio Declaration of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development; Sustainable Development Goals etc. All these instruments have one provision or the other on the protection of rights of women, inclusion in decision-making, empowerment and development. As good as this may sound, Nigerian women still face dehumanizing treatments, are less represented in decision making and have least access to economic opportunities and ownership of resources. It was based on the above that supported by the Kingdom of Netherlands, Women Environmental Programme organized a workshops for Benue State Legislators, Commissioners, other State Executives and Aids on gender mainstreaming in programmes, policies and legislations. These workshops aimed to sensitize the target groups on drafting legislation and initiating programs and policies that facilitate the attainment of SDGs especially as it relates to gender equality and women’s rights. The workshop also aimed at enhancing the awareness of the legislative aides and staff on SDGs and women’s rights which will support them in their supportive work. The workshop for the Legislators, Commissioners and other State Executives held from 6th -7th June, 2017 at Benue Hotels, Makurdi, while that of the Aides to the State Executives and Legislators held from 8th – 9th June, 2017 at Hallydays Hotel, Makurdi, Benue State. The workshop provided a platform for the Legislators, Commissioners and other State Executives to clearly understand the concept of gender equality and practical ways of mainstreaming gender in programs, policies and legislations. It became very clear to all at these workshops that gender equality is not a ploy by women to take over from men, but a request for equal opportunities for both men and women to realize their potentials. Also read story on this link http://wepnigeria.net/index.php/wep-trains-benue-state-legislators-executives-and-aids-on-gender-mainstreaming-in-programmes-policies-and-legislations/
2017 Annual Analytical Overview During the year 2017, the following activities were planned and implemented: i. Pre-project Advocacy and Sensitization in Zamfara state ii. Development of Training Manual on – SDGs and Gender-Responsive Legislations, Policies and Programmes iii. Training workshop for legislators, commissioners and other states executives, legislative aids and staff on SDGs and gender-responsive legislation, policies and programmes iv. Assessment of State’s Policies and Legislations related to Gender Equality v. Workshop to Validate Results of Assessment of State’s Policies and Legislations: vi. Publication of Result of Assessment vii. Development of a Training Manual for Civil Society Organizations viii. Training Workshop for Civil Society Organizations on Gender Programming for SDGs and Gender Budget Monitoring. Read more on the following link - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KLAvIOp35L4sDrtMtJnYUxYhVImtH8dd
Training Workshop for Civil Society Organizations on Gender Programming for SDGs and Gender Budget Monitoring in Zamfara State Training Workshop for Civil Society Organizations on Gender Programming for SDGs and Gender Budget Monitoring WEP in continuation of the implementation of activities under her Project, “Ensuring Effective Implementation of Programmes, Policies and Legislations, that contribute towards Achieving Gender Equality in Nigeria by 2030” funded by The Kingdom of Netherlands was in Zamfara State to implement the next activity on the project - Training for Civil Society Organizations on Gender Programming for SDGs and Gender Budget Monitoring. The training was held from 22nd to 23rd August, 2017 at the Fulbe Villa Hotel, Gusau and drew participants from 50 CSOs spread across different parts of the state. The workshop was aimed at sensitizing Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) especially women-focused CSOs on designing or facilitating the design of programmes for SDGs that mainstream gender issues. This workshop was deemed critical towards building capacities that will facilitate effective implementation of gender responsive programmes in the states towards attainment of the SDGs. The workshop also equipped the targeted relevant CSOs with the skills to monitor implementation of budgets in their state for effective delivery of basic facilities and services for the citizens, especially the vulnerable populations, and raised their awareness on monitoring and accountability for implementation of SDGs in line with the objective of the project. See pictures of training https://www.facebook.com/womenenvironmentalprogramme/posts/920359914798128
Sensibilisation des femmes à l'agriculture urbaine Le projet cherche à répondre au problème du manque d’espace vert dans la métropole casablancaise. Il s'agit donc d'aménager des espaces de jardinage et des espaces verts afin de sensibiliser les plus jeunes à l'intérêt de agrométéorologie. L'idée est de créer des petits jardins et faire des ateliers de jardinage. Un guide sur l’agroécologie urbaine sera édité pour les enfants et leur famille.
Centre d'écoute et de conseils juridiques Le projet vise à répondre au besoin d’aider les femmes victimes de violence, notamment en termes d’orientation et d’accompagnement juridique. Le projet mobilisera le centre d’écoute et de conseil juridique ouvert par l’association. La subvention de l’ambassade viendra structurer le centre d’écoute et de conseils juridiques, en mobilisant du personnel dédié et des moyens. Le financement permettra de solliciter des avocats et des accompagnatrices pour les femmes victimes de violences. Des séminaires et des activités de sensibilisation pour informer les différents types de public sur la problématique des violences faites aux femmes seront également organisés.
Insertion professionnelles des jeunes Le projet est destiné à appuyer la formation des jeunes en arts culinaires et à conduire des exercices de mise en situations professionnelles.
Genre et sport : pour une approche de l'égalité garçons-fille à travers la pratique du sport L’objectif de ce projet est d’encourager la pratique du sport féminin et de changer sa perception par les habitants de la ville. Il s’agit de constituer des équipes de football féminin dans les écoles de Boudenib, en leur fournissant du matériel, en formant les équipes de manière régulière, et en organisant un tournoi. L’objectif est de créer une dynamique autour de ces jeunes filles, dans les familles et auprès des garçons afin de banaliser la pratique du sport féminin, et d’encourager ces jeunes filles à ne pas abandonner la pratique du sport une fois adultes.
Les bibliothèques comme solution contre l'abandon scolaire Dans le cadre de l'appel à projets PISCCA 2018, le SCAC soutient un projet de sensibilisation des parents, enseignants, acteurs sociaux à l'importance de l'éducation, de l'accès à la culture pour les filles et d'ouverture d'une bibliothèque comme lieu d'animation.
Combattre l'exclusion sociale par le sport Le projet vise à combattre l'exclusion sociale et permettre à des jeunes de participer à une activité sportive tout en les sensibilisant à l'esprit de réussite et aux valeurs communautaires dans un esprit de camaraderie et d'échanges.
Autonomisation de femmes en situation de vulnérabilité via la formation d'agents de nettoyage Le projet cherche à lutter contre l’exploitation des femmes de ménage. Il consiste en la formation de femmes sans qualification pour en faire des agents d’entretien professionnels, connaissant la qualité de leurs produits d’entretien et sachant les produire elles-mêmes de manière écologique, sachant s’organiser dans le nettoyage rapide d’un espace, capable également de défendre leurs droits face à un employeur, et organisées en coopérative de service. Il s’agira donc de former et accompagner les bénéficiaires, ainsi que de produire des guides et de rechercher des méthodes de production de produits ménagers respectueux de l’environnement. La coopérative formée sera par la suite indépendante avec possibilité de capitaliser sur ce projet pour permettre sa duplication.
Répandre les valeurs de tolérance et déconstruire des stéréotypes et des clichés avec la pratique sportive féminine à travers le football Dans le cadre d'un appel à projets sur la lutte contre les stéréotypes liés au genre, le SCAC soutient des séances d'animation sportive à destination des jeunes dans un panel d’écoles et collèges,  tout en sensibilisant les instituteurs à la manière d'enseigner le sport de façon mixte. Des Conférences de sensibilisation sont prévues en parallèles avec l'Union de l'Action Féminine à la Maison des Jeunes de Mahdia.
Kayna's Caravan Dans le cadre d'un appel à projets sur la lutte contre les stéréotypes liés au genre, le SCAC soutient ateliers de formations à destination des associations et institutions locales sur la lutte contre les stéréotypes liés au genre et organisation de marches de réappropriation de l'espace public
Intégrer les migrants et combattre l'intolérance Dans le cadre de l'appel à projets PISCCA 2018, le SCAC soutient un projet visant à contribuer au développement de la culture des droits de l’homme et particulièrement celle des droits des enfants migrants à travers le système éducatif. Ce projet se traduira par l'organisation de 2 séminaires pour enseignants, parents d'élève et activistes sur les droits de l'homme à Tanger et Nador (septembre et novembre) ; 2*4 ateliers pour parents d'élèves à Tanger et Nador (septembre-octrobre et novembre-décembre)
La caravane culturelle "Tolérance 1" Dans le cadre de l'appel à projets PISCCA 2018, le SCAC soutient un projet de caravane culturelle pour les villages de la province de Khenifra avec des activités théâtre lors de ses étapes, afin de faire participer le public autour de l'intolérance et de l'extrêmisme religieux et ethnique.
Campagnes de sensibilisation dans des établissements scolaires sur les changements climatique et la dangerosité de la détérioration de la biodiversité Dans le cadre de la sensibilisation des populations locales aux changements climatiques, le SCAC soutient trois activités proposées par l'Association des Enseignants des Sciences de la Vie et de la Terre. Ces activités, formation des animateurs des clubs de l'environnement, ateliers de sensibilisation des élèves, financement des mini-projets des établissements, auront lieu dans dix établissements différents de la région de Tétouan.
Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme La Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme organise un colloque international portant sur les « Sorties de la violence en Afrique subsaharienne, au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb », qui se tiendra à l’Université Internationale de Rabat, partenaire du projet. Le Maroc, pays à la croisée de l’Europe, de l’Afrique et du monde arabe, offre un cadre idéal pour mobiliser chercheurs et intellectuels de divers horizons sur ces problématiques. La subvention appuiera particulièrement le déplacement et le séjour au Maroc des experts invités, facilitant ainsi la transmission du savoir et sa diffusion sur le sol marocain.
Réalisation de projets de recherche du Musée Bayt Al Dakyra A la fin de cette année, Essaouira verra l’entrée en activité d’un complexe historique, culturel et spirituel unique en son genre au sud de la Méditerranée et en Islam. Il témoignera de l’exceptionnelle destinée de la communauté juive souirie en mettant en perspective la densité et la proximité de la relation entre Juifs et Musulmans dans la Cité des Alizés. Le projet proposé consiste en la réalisation des projets de recherche du Musée Bayt Al Dakyra. Le financement sollicité sera destiné à soutenir l'activité de recherche historique.