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UNDP Oruzgan Internship Activity The United Nations Development Programme's Oruzgan Internship Activity will establish an internship program to assist 50 young Afghan national school leavers to complement their schooling with theoretical and practical knowledge of government administration. The activity will facilitate the recruitment of civil servants by providing a cadre of interns with public administration knowledge, thus providing the Afghan government with sufficiently qualified young professionals to implement its required sub-national service delivery in Oruzgan. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million to be expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
General Afghanistan Program Expenses 2009-10 The General Afghanistan Program Expenses initiative contributes to the effective and efficient management of the Afghanistan in-country aid activities, namely project management, coordination and monitoring. The total value of this initiative is $0.2 million over 2 years, starting 2008-09.
Afghan MoE Community Based Education ILO Funding under this investment supports the Afghan Ministry of Education (MoE). Funds cover a range of activities that assite MoE to (i) learn about the sustainable community based education service delivery model implemented in Bangladesh and to understand strategies and mechanisms, with the view of potentially implementing a cost-effective and sustainable model in Afghanistan. The program aims to improve governance and economic growth , and empower women and girls within Afghanistan. The total value of this investment is $2.4 million over 3 years, starting 2017-18.
UNHABITAT Initiatives The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN–Habitat) is the United Nations agency for human settlements and sustainable urban development and aims to promote socially and environmentally sustainable towns and cities with the goal of providing adequate shelter for all. Funding under this initiative supports UNHABITAT for the production of State of Afghan Cities Phase 2 - The Future of Afghan Cities Project. The total value of this initiative is $0.85 million over 5 years, starting 2013-14.
Red Cross Health and Care Program in Afghanistan The Red Cross Health and Care Program in Afghanistan initiative focuses on the preventative and curative health services, namely the Health Clinics, the Emergency Mobile Units and the Community Based First Aid (CBFA) services. The ARCS operates 47 Health Clinics in Afghanistan, mainly located in urban areas and co-located with ARCS Branches, and 10 Emergency Mobile Units which support the Ministry of Public Health in responding to emergency health needs caused by disease outbreaks and natural disasters. Key outcomes from this initiative will include: improved access to curative health services in urban areas, determined by beneficiaries treated; alignment of ARCS Health Clinics standards with the BPHS, by increasing mother and child care services and enhancing the drug procurement process; improved access to curative and preventative health services in urban and rural areas, determined by beneficiaries treated; Increased integration of the Community Based First Aid volunteers into the
Afghanistan - ACC Stabilisation Advisers Funding under this initiative provides for the deployment of Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) Stabilisation Adviser (StabAd) teams to work within the Australian led Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in Uruzgan Province, Afghanistan. The deployment of ACC StabAds to Uruzgan Province was the subject of whole of government consultation and has been approved by Government. ACC StabAds will be responsible for coordinating district level stabilisation and development efforts. They will work closely with Afghan officials and leaders, as well as other multinational civilian and military partners on the ground, to identify potential stabilisation gains and prioritise and deliver district development and stabilisation activities. The total value of this initiative is $2.9 million over three years, starting 2011-12.
Chora Municipal Infrastructure Project Chora is a key district for Australia's efforts in Uruzgan and is about 47 kilometres northeast of the provincial capital, Tarin Kowt.  The district has been marginalised for the last 30 years due to its relative insecurity and isolation.  After decades of conflict, most municipal infrastructure has fallen into disrepair with little attention given to basic maintenance and upkeep.  The project will construct stormwater drains, gutters, walkways and culvert crossings.  This work is vital in addressing the basic sanitation needs of the population, is essential to flood management efforts, will provide large-scale employment opportunities to a population that would otherwise be influenced by anti-government/coalition elements and will help revitalise economic opportunities in the district. The total value of this initiative is $6.5 million over 3 years, starting 2010-11.
Institute for State Effectiveness Funding under this investments supports the Institute for State Effectiveness for the Afghanistan Support Program.  The program provides strategic advice to the Afghan Govenment and aims to strengthen operations, specifically: (i) financial practices through the delivery of financial policy training and refresher courses for staff including anti-corruption procedures; (ii) integrity systems by enabling and enhancing capability for criminal checks; and monitoring and evaluation support. The total value of this investment is $9.2 million over three years, 2017-2019.
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services Western Cape Reporting For Year 4 Quarter 1;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services Western Cape Reporting for Year 3 Quarter 4;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in the Western Cape Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in the Western Cape Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in the Western Cape Reporting for Year 4 Quarter 1 Income received
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in Western Cape, South Africa Financial Reporting for Year 2012-2013;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services Western Cape Financial Reporting for Year 3 Quarter 1;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in Western Cape, South Africa Financial Reporting for Year 2 Quarter 2;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in Western Cape, South Africa Financial Reporting for Year 2 (2013/14) Quarter 3;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in Western Cape, South Africa Financial Reporting for Year 2 (2013/14) Quarter 4;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services Western Cape Financial Reporting for Year 3 Quarter 2 ;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services Western Cape Reporting for Year 3 Quarter 3 ;
Family Planning Integration into HIV Services in Western Cape, South Africa Financial Reporting for Year 2013-2014;
Coordination Meetings with International Partners Coordination Meetings with International Partners; TSC Implementation & Remote Query International (RQI) Training
Ireland provides the fund to Jordan (2019) Ireland provides the fund to Jordan (2019)
Italy provides the fund to Jordan (2019) Italy provides the fund to Jordan (2019)
Belgium provides the fund to Jordan (2019) Belgium provides the fund to Jordan (2019)
Germany provides the fund to Jordan (2019) Germany provides the fund to Jordan (2019)
Sweden provides the fund to Jordan (2019) Sweden provides the fund to Jordan (2019)
Amplify Sexual and Reproductive Health Challenge: PositiveNegatives PositiveNegatives will work with 10-13 year old girls living in informal settlements in Lebanon to produce a visual storytelling tool which informs girls about their bodily development and rights.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Belize Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Belize
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Belize The goal of this project is to improve the GoB's ability to identify, detect, and prosecute money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Project activities will focus on: (1) helping the FIU and other GoB AML/CFT stakeholders to coordinate more effectively in the implementation of Belizes AML/CFT regime; (2) developing the FIU's ability to conduct strategic analysis and improving the FIU's communication with reporting entities; (3) enhancing risk-based AML/CFT supervision of the financial and non-financial sectors; and (4) improving the ability of financial investigative and prosecutorial authorities, which include the FIU, to prioritize and pursue investigations and prosecutions, including asset forfeiture.
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes -Belize Provide technical assistance to improve the AML/CFT regime in Belize by enhancing the operational effectiveness of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).
Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2023) Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2023)
Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2023) Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2023)
International Passenger Interdiction Training II To provide participants with current information and techniques on passenger processing at all port of entry environments where they would be encountered.
International Passenger Interdicition Training To provide participants with current information and techniques on passenger processing at all port of entry environments where they would be encountered.
TRM Convertible Loan IFC proposes to invest in Tuba Rai Metin (TRM or the Company), a leading NGO micro finance institution (NGO MFI) in Timor-Leste, which provides inclusive financial services primarily to poor rural Timorese women and small businesses. TRMs mission is to provide Microfinance and allied services for large number of the poor in a sustainable and regulated manner to improve the quality of lives of families and empower women.   TRM has 7,513 clients as of December 2012 with a strong gender focus with more than 90 % of the clients being women. On lending side, TRM offers two group loans: small group loans and larger group loans with longer terms. It also offers two individual business loans targeting microenterprises and SMEs. These loans are collateral free with monthly repayments. In addition, it offers motorbike loans, agriculture loans (short-term and long-term), and house improvement loans and is planning to launch energy loans. On deposit side, TRM provides voluntary demand savings account, and compulsory deposit guarantee. It also offers micro insurance.   The proposed project intends to support and facilitate the expansion and commercial transformation of TRM into an Other Deposit Taking Institution (ODTI) under the new regulation issued by Banco Central de Timor-Leste (BCTL or the Central Bank) in January 2011 as an entry route for non-regulated MFIs to transform into regulated formal financial institutions. Increasing access to a suite of financial services including savings, credit and insurance to Timor Leste''s underserved Microenterprises and SMEs with particular focus on women-owned MSMEs.  Creating a demonstration effect for private investors by showing that commercial MFIs in a post-conflict environment like Timor-Leste can be financially sustainable.
TRM Loan II IFC proposes to provide IFC A Loan to Tuba Rai Metin (TRM or the Company), a leading NGO micro finance institution (NGO MFI) in Timor-Leste or Kaebauk Investimentu No Finansa, SA (KIF) in case microfinance operations is transferred from TRM to KIF, which provides inclusive financial services primarily to poor rural Timorese women and small businesses. TRMs mission is to provide Microfinance and allied services for large number of the poor in a sustainable and regulated manner to improve the quality of lives of families and empower women.   TRM has 9,940 clients as of August 2015 with a strong gender focus with more than 90 % of the clients being women. TRM offers individual business loans targeting microenterprises and small businesses. These loans are collateral free with monthly repayments. In addition, it offers motorbike loans, agriculture loans (short-term and long-term) and house improvement loans.  The proposed project aligns well with IFCs strategy for Timor-Leste supporting the expansion and commercial transformation of TRM, providing inclusive financial services primarily to poor rural Timorese women and small businesses. (i) Increasing access to a suite of financial services particularly the credit to Timor Leste''s underserved MSMEs. (ii) Facilitating access to income sources for women which enables greater economic empowerment and re-deployment of funds in household expenses and education of children. (iii) Reinforcement of development and implementation of the Envistonemtal & Social policy
Hilton Palm Springs Hotel Dili The proposed A loan is for up to US$5 million in financing to support construction of the 5-star, 150-key Hilton Palm Springs hotel in Dili, Timor-Leste, a fragile and conflict-affected state (FCS) country. The hotel will also feature residences, a gym, a pool and conference facilities that will form an important element of the business-enabling infrastructure of the country as it expands its tourism potential. The hotels total construction cost is estimated to be US$43 million and expected to open operations in 2024. The design of the hotel is expected to be compliant with IFC green building EDGE standards. The most significant development outcomes are increased access to quality accommodation for tourists and travelers and improved business opportunities for local SMEs. Beyond this, IFC anticipates that the Project will promote competitiveness of the accommodation sector by creating competitive pressure for existing supply to increase quality and enhance overall market standards. The project is also expected to create up to 150 equivalent full time employment opportunities.
Ethiopia Productive Safety Net Project 4 The objective of this trust fund is to increase access to effective safety net and disaster risk management systems, and complementary livelihood and nutrition services for food-insecure households in the Recipientâ€™s rural areas through co-financing the Productive Safety Net Project IV
ET Productive Safety Nets Project 4 (PSNP 4) The Project Development Objective is: increase access to effective safety net and disaster risk management systems, and complementar y livelihood and nutrition services for food-insecure households in the RecipientÃ¢Â€Â™s rural areas.
BORSTAR Rescue Training. Border security assessments are intended to provide CBP-INA, U.S. State Department and our in-country advisors with information on the current stat of border and cargo security within the applicable foreign country.
Targeting and Risk Management (Sea) To provide an effective means of identifying high-risk shipments and provide the knowledge and skills necessary to improve cargo targeting capabilities
Counter Proliferation Investigation Workshops in two Phases in Morocco Counter Proliferation Investigation Workshops in two Phases in Morocco
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Workshops in Morocco [Phase 2] DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Workshops in Morocco [Phase 2]
Appui aux organisations techniques et initiatives régionales Subvention au CIRAD  (bureau régional de Dakar) en vue de financer le 1er bilan de la déclaration de Ouagadougou portant sur la recherche dans les pays du G5 Sahel : Un atelier s’est déroulé à Niamey en octobre 2019 ;
Subvention au CAMES en vue de développer des partenariats avec nos institutions : un voyage d’étude du CAMES a eu lieu début novembre à Paris et a débouché sur un certain nombre de partenariats (un rapport est disponible)
Appui à la coopération transfrontalière au Sahel (ACTS) Le projet ACTS concerne le Niger, Mali et Burkina Faso et est piloté de façon centralisée à Paris, mais sa coordination opérationnelle des actions se trouve placée à l’Autorité de développement intégré de la région du Liptako Gourma (ALG)
Lutte contre la corruption Appui au festival "un vent de liberté" pour l'amélioration de vie et l'accompagnement de la sortie pour les personnes incarcérées

Appui au Ministère de la Justice pour des formations dans le domaine de numérisation (nouvelles technologies) de leurs activités
Appui à l'enseignement supérieur Soutenir des partenariats institutionnels entre des établissements enseignements supérieurs et de recherche français et burkinabé ou dans le domaine du sport
Soutient à la Ruche Mise en place d'un espace commun aux opérateurs français dédié à la recherche et à l'innovation
Fonctionnement des Institus Français (Ouagadougou et Bobo Dioulasso) Réouverture de l'IF de Oauagdougou
frais de fonctionnement, maintenance des installations, organisation d'évènements
Assises de la coopération décentralisée franco-burkinabè Prise en charge de l'organisation logistique du village des Assises de la coopération décentralisée franco-burkinabè
Cartographie des projets du SCAC Formation à une logiciel de cartographie pour les agents du SCAC et production de cartes
Appui à l'intégration Economique Régionale en Afrique de l'Ouest Ce projet mobilisateur bénéficie essentiellement aux 8 pays de la zone UEMOA : Bénin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinée Bissau, Mali, Niger, Togo et Sénégal. Il intervention sur 3 axes : 
- la coordination des politiques nationales d'élargissement des bases fiscale, notamment à travers l'élaboration et la diffusion d'un guide sur l'évaluation de la dépense fiscale
- la promotion des standards internationaux sur la transparence fiscale
- le renforcement de la décentralisation financière dans l'espace UEMOA
L’objectif global de ce projet est de donner aux collectivités locales les moyens d’exercer leurs compétences dans le cadre de la décentralisation par une gouvernance financière adaptée.
Objectifs du Développement Durable / environnement Appui aux OSC intervenants dans les secteurs de la protection de l'environnement, notamment au niveau des sites d'orpaillage et des populations riveraines, aux OSC portant des projets de promotion et de sensibilisation aux grandes conférences internationales sur l'environnement (COP; COY) à destination des jeunes. 
Appui aux associations œuvrant à la protection des droits de l'homme, auprès des publics les plus vulnérables, les femmes et les enfants, notamment en milieu carcéral, et sur les sites d'orpaillage, mais également de façon plus général aux projets portant sur la promotion de l'égalité des genres et la protection des enfants.
Talents Africains à l'International - phase d'amorçage Mise en place d'un système de volontariat en entreprise dans la zone UEMOA
Transparence et gouvernance des énergies extractives TGIE G7 En matière de gouvernance minière, les membres du G7/G8, coordonnés par la France, se sont engagés à accompagner le gouvernement burkinabè dans la mise en œuvre des nouveaux standards de « l’initiative pour la transparence des industries extractives «  (ITIE). L’ensemble des acteurs intervenant dans la réalisation du plan d’action 2013-2015 pour la transparence des industries extractives ont ainsi pu être appuyés. Le projet Etat Fond de solidarité prioritaire (FSP) G7-appui à la transparence du secteur extractif a permis de renforcer le Ministère de l'Administration Territoriale et de la Sécurité ainsi que l’Office National de Sécurisation des sites miniers en mettant en place les mesures nécessaires à la bonne gouvernance et à la sécurisation minière. Un appui particulier a été apporté au Secrétariat permanent de l’ITIE pour la mise en œuvre de son plan d’action et le bon déroulement de ses activités. Ce FSP est également intervenu sur le développement local en appuyant la définition et la réalisation de plans de développement dans les provinces minières. L’appui au renforcement des OSC a permis de soutenir le processus de plaidoyer pour un code minier plus respectueux des droits des populations.
Enseignement supérieur et recherche Appui à la mise en place d’un programme « Partenariats Hubert Curien (PHC) : 20.000 €
-	Accompagnement à la mise en place de CPGE (Ouaga 2)
-	Accompagnement à la mise en place de la maison de la jeunesse 
-	Appui à la mise en place de la plate-forme « France Alumni Burkina » : France Alumni Burkina est un réseau qui aura pour vocation à rassembler et à accompagner au Burkina Faso et en France les étudiants et stagiaires burkinabè en France et les diplômés d’un établissement d’enseignement supérieur français au Burkina.
Coopération en matière de Gouvernance Subvention au FERAM pour un atelier sur la gouvernance numérique
Subvention  aux 2 faitières de collectivités locales pour participer aux assises du Sahel organisées à Poitiers en octobre 2019, par CUF et la DAECT
Organiser un moment d’échanges sur le prochain sommet de la ville durable à Bordeaux en juin 2020
Organiser une atelier de formations "fiscalité et développement" avec l'UEMOA
Objectifs du Développement Durable / environnement Appui aux OSC intervenants dans les secteurs de la protection de l'environnement, notamment la lutte contre la désertification, l’agroforesterie et l’agriculture biologique.
Appui aux associations œuvrant sur la thématique du genre (sensibilisation des femmes vers le secteur de la sécurité) et des personnes vulnérables avec un focus sur l'accès à la citoyenneté (projet "une femme, un jeune, une identité)
Promotion du genre Appui spécifique aux organisations de la société civile œuvrant en faveur de l'égalité des sexes à différents niveaux, particulièrement la promotion des femmes en politique, l'accès à la terre des femmes en milieu rural et autres projets contribuant à l'autonomisation des femmes et la sensibilisation des publics institutionnels à l'égalité des sexes.
Projets innovants des sociétés civiles et coalitions d'acteurs Appui à 6 associations pour le développement de leur projet de valorisation des déchets ménagers
FSPI-création du campus franco-burkinabè de l’innovation à Ouagadougou L’objectif de ce projet, co-construit avec le MESRSI / Agence nationale de la valorisation des résultats de la recherche et des innovations (ANVAR), est de soutenir la recherche ouverte et l’innovation responsable en accompagnant la politique nationale de recherche et d’innovation (plan d’action opérationnel 2017-2020). Ce projet vise à stimuler la relation « Science-Société » dans le cadre d’un campus franco-burkinabè de l’innovation à Ouagadougou, espace qui constituera un véritable carrefour d’acteurs et favorisera les collaborations entre la recherche scientifique et la société au sens large. L’enjeu est par cette action de promouvoir des innovations issues de la recherche, qui répondent aux besoins des populations et respectent les principes du développement durable.
Appui à la modernisation de l'Institition judiciaire (AMIJ) Ce projet qui vise à un appui institutionnel au Ministère de la justice, se décline en trois composantes : (1) l'accès à la justice, (2) la mise en place de pôles spécialisés et (3) l'amélioration du secteur pénitentiaire. La France apporte ainsi son expertise en matière de productivité des juridictions pénales et soutien le traitement pénal du terrorisme et de la criminalité transnationale. Elle appuie l’accessibilité à la Justice et la modernisation du système pénitentiaire notamment à travers la réduction de la surpopulation carcérale.
Appui aux initiatives environnementales dans le cadre post COP21 Appui aux associations de la société civile portant des projets en faveur de la lutte contre le changement climatique et la préservation de l'environnement
Appui à l'organisation de conférences promouvant la mobilisation de la jeunesse aux thématiques environnementales et leur implication dans les dispositifs internationaux: Conférence nationale des jeunes pour le climat, Local Conference of Youth (COY, accréditée par le système COP), Conférence sur la désertification.
Soutien aux personnalités actives du secteur associatif pour leur participation aux évènements internationaux: COP23, et évènements connexes comme la COY13, et appui aux ateliers de restitution.