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Strengthening Health Systems capacity to provide equitable, effective and efficient package of comprehensive and quality health services to Ethiopians Ethiopia - RSSH - Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia - FMOH.  This program has the following goals: Ensure everyone who needs health services (promotion, prevention, curative, rehabilitative and palliative services) is able to get them without undue hardship.. The objectives of this program are: Improve development and management of human resources for health: Improve human resources planning, development and management. The focus is on recruitment as per the need, deployment of staff, performance management and motivation..  Improve regulatory systems:  Improve the regulatory system through implementation of an effective, transparent and accountable system that ensures adherence by all state and non-state actors to the standards set by the country’s rules and regulations..  Improve supply chain and logistics management: Ensure access to quality assured, safe, effective and affordable essential medicines with which the sector intends to respond to the majority of health problems of the society; significant reduction in pharmaceutical wastage and improved rational drug use..  Improve research and evidence for decision-making: Improve decision making through evidence generation, translation and dissemination. Promote and advocate the culture of generating quality data, ensuring transmission and acquisition of complete and timely data, verification, analysis and synthesis of data from multiple sources and using evidence at all levels to improve quality and equity of health services..  Enhance use of technology and innovation: Enhance use of the existing technology, introduction of new technology, technology transfer and development and use of local technology..  Improve efficiency and effectiveness: Proper allocation, efficient utilization, tracking and controlling of resources. It also entails harmonization and alignment among stakeholders to strengthen the financial and procurement management system of the government, to minimize wastage of resources and duplication of efforts.
Ethiopia - HIV - Ethiopian Inter-Faith Forum for Development, Dialogue and Action Ethiopia is one of the countries most affected by the HIV and AIDS pandemic, with an estimated 2.2 million citizens currently living with HIV.  The program supported by this grant is designed to strengthen and expand the scale-up of social mobilization, care and support programs for people living with HIV and AIDS as well as orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS.  The program intends to increase coverage and adherence to antiretroviral therapy in 40 districts of four major regional states. The program also aims to enhance community ownership and response to HIV and AIDS with community conversation and other means, and mobilizing local communities to support orphans and vulnerable children.  Mitigation of the social and economic impact of HIV and AIDS on people living with the disease and their families through job creation, income-generating activities and the provision of food and nutritional support to people living with HIV and AIDS and their families is another important component of the program.
Malaria control/health response to South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia Ethiopia - Malaria - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF Ethiopia.
Intensifying targeted HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Strategies towards achieving the three 90’s targets Ethiopia - HIV - HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office - HAPCO.  This program has the following goals: Prevent 70,000 to 80,000 new HIV infections over the investment period.  Save 500,000 to 550,000 lives over the investment period. The objectives of this program are: Implement high impact and targeted prevention program.  Intensify targeted HIV testing and counseling.  Attain virtual elimination of MTCT.  Optimize and sustain quality care and treatment.  Improve access to TB, TB/HIV and DR TB treatment and care services
Sustaining Malaria Control Interventions and Transition to Malaria Elimination in Ethiopia Ethiopia - Malaria - Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia - FMOH.  This program has the following goals: By 2020, maintain near zero malaria deaths in Ethiopia.  By 2020, reduce malaria cases by 40% from 2016 baseline.  By 2030, eliminate malaria from Ethiopia. The objectives of this program are: By 2020, all households living in malaria endemic areas will have the knowledge, attitudes and practice to adopt appropriate health-seeking behaviour for malaria prevention and control..  By 2017 and beyond, 100% of suspected malaria cases are diagnosed using RDTs or microscopy within 24 hours of fever onset..  By 2017 and beyond, 100% of confirmed malaria cases are treated according to the national guidelines..  By 2017 and beyond, ensure that the population at risk of malaria has universal access to one type of globally recommended vector control intervention..  By 2020, malaria elimination program will be implemented in 239 districts..  By 2020, 100% complete data and evidence will be generated at all levels within the nationally designated time periods to facilitate appropriate decision-making.
Ethiopia - RSSH - Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Ethiopia - RSSH - Federal Ministry of Health of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia - FMOH.
Ethiopia - HIV - HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office Ethiopia - HIV - HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office - HAPCO.
Tonga - Using the Landcare model in Tongatapu for food security and environmental protection ?Working with Rotary New Zealand, this Activity will increase food security for 300 households by tailoring land, crop and livestock management to the specific needs of their locations.
Tonga - Promoting Microenterprise and Socio-Economic Development Working with Caritas New Zealand to enhance household incomes in 21 villages in Tonga by offering small revolving loans and participant training in business, product development and marketing.
2015 Eruption Tonga - Technical Assistance This Activity funds the provision of technical assistance following volcanic activity in Tonga.
Support for Tonga Education This Activity will support improved literacy and numeracy outcomes for Tongan young people through strengthening the capacity of school teachers and principals.
Tonga Health Workforce Activity This Activity will establish a new health programme in Tonga with the goal of supporting and developing Tonga’s Health Workforce to deliver quality health services and improve health outcomes for Tongan communities.
The programme aims to support and strengthen at a systems level, rather than focusing on a specific sub-sector, to reflect the priorities of the Tongan Ministry of Health.
2019 Tonga Typhoid Outbreak Support to the Government of Tonga to respond to a typhoid outbreak in Leimatua, Vavau, Tonga.
Support for Tonga Elections Support for the Tonga Electoral Commission's (TEC) preparations for an early election in November 2017.
Education: Tonga Education Support Programme 2 To improve learning outcomes for all children (with a focus on early reading and mathematics), teacher/principal comptencies, and learning environments.
Tonga Village Network Upgrade Project Stage 2 and 3 Stages 2 and 3 of the Tonga Village Network Upgrade Project (TVNUP) will install new power distribution networks including new poles, low voltage (LV) and high voltage (HV) lines, HV transformers, underground, tamper-proof metered connections to dwellings, and pre-paid electricity metering to approximately 33 villages across Tongatapu over 5 years. This Activity built on Stage 1 which upgraded the network in 17 villages in Tongatapu.
Teufaiva Stadium Upgrade The goal of this activity is to contribute to the upgrade of Teufaiva Stadium in Nuku'alofa. MFAT has seperately funded a preliminary facility review on the Teufaiva Stadium at the request of the Tongan Government. New Zealand funding will be used to perform a Stadium Design (including full feasibility study) as recommended by the facility review, as well as to assist the Tongan Government in creating a recommended Games Venues Master Plan.
Tonga Electoral Commission - Technical Support for the Conduct of Fair and Open Elections This Activity is focused on four key priority areas for the Tonga Electoral Commission (TEC). TEC has requested support from the New Zealand Electoral Commission for technical advice in key areas of the conduct of elections. The Activity is looking to achieve the following outcomes:
- improve capacity of TEC to deliver fair and effective elections
- Increased voter participation
- Increased transparency of campaign finances
- Improved and equal access to media
Energy: Renewable Energy Solar Project Construction of a 1 Megawatt solar photovoltaic power plant in Nuku’alofa, which will produce up to 4% of Tongatapu's energy needs.
Energy: Wind Feasibility Study This activity will provide funding to study the feasibility of large renewable energy projects in Tonga.
Nuku’alofa Scholar and Alumni Event Fund 2023-2024 The fund is administered through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme and can be accessed by all Posts where there are scholars and alumni of the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Programme.
Tourism: 'Eua Airport Upgrade To upgrade the runway and airport facilities at 'Eua to ensure the safety of operators and the public, and to promote increased tourism to the island.
Tonga Police Development Programme Phase II The second phase of the tripartite (Tonga, New Zealand, Australia) Tonga Police Development Programme which will run from 2013 to 2018. The aim is to continue to develop the skill set of the the Tonga Police Force and improve community confidence in Tonga Police.
Improve Niuafo'ou Water Security Activity This Activity will improve water security for the 101 households (as at 2019) on the island of Niuafo'ou in northern Tonga, through improved rainwater collection infrastructure and maintenance, local planning and management of water usage, and training to support the sustainability of the improvements and benefits.
Tonga Maritime Safety Programme Funding support for Tonga Maritime Polytechnic Institute.     Country-specific (Tonga, Cook Islands and Kiribati) and region-wide technical assistance, training and mentoring initiatives to improve maritime transport safety in the Pacific.
Agriculture: Building Tongan Agriculture Exports Provide capacity building for growers of commercial crops in Tonga in order to increase incomes for growers and  revenue for Tonga from agricultural exports.
Support for Tonga Power Limited This Activity will provide targeted short-term assistance to Tonga Power Limited.
In Country Training Award 2014-2016 The goal of this activity is to select, develop and support competent and capable Tongan scholars with the appropriate skills to complete tertiary training in Tonga and to contribute to their country’s development over time.
Interim Dateline Hotel Manager To ensure continued operation of the International Dateline Hotel and improve its services and operations while liquidation proceeding progresses and in preparation for any future sale.
Energy: Village Network Upgrade The activity seeks to upgrade the power distribution network in identified villages in Tongatapu to improve safety, network efficiency and resilience to the environment and increase access to electricity.
PF 2-355 Tonga - Rural Enterprises for Sustainable Livelihoods Working with Oxfam New Zealand this Activity will facilitate the establishment of a profitable commercial enterprise to purchase and market Virgin Coconut Oil and vanilla for domestic and export markets in Tonga.
Tonga Outer islands Womens Sustainable Development Programme Working with the Christian World Service and Tonga Community Development Trust (TCDT) to support 319 women’s groups in villages inTonga. This Activity will increase income generation through agricultural and craft production and marketing, and increase resilience to disasters through providing enhanced storage facilities and improved water tanks that can witihstand a disaster.
Tonga Vanilla Initiative (A12903) This Activity is aimed at growing the Tongan vanilla sector through better agronomic practice and post-harvest management to improve vanilla yield and quality.
2014 Tropical Cyclone Ian Non-Government Organisation NZ Disaster Response Partnership Response Delivery of humanitarian assistance through New Zealand NGOs (as part of the New Zealand Disaster Response Partnership) in response to Tropical Cyclone Ian, in Tonga, January 2014.
Tonga Ministry of Infrastructure: International Maritime Organisation 28th Assembly Meeting The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 28th Assembly meeting is an annual event which the countries that have signed up to the International Maritime Organisation attend.  This meeting involves the annual meeting and the council meeting.  Tonga's maritime sector is in urgent need of better regulation. Tonga is seeking to implement international maritime safety standards, practices and regulations and is re-engaging as a member of the International Maritime Organisation and therefore c
Independent Evaluation Adviser for theTonga Programme Evaluation An independent evaluation adviser (IEA) is part of strengthening MFATs quality assurance processes. The IEA will provide expert advice and support to MFATs Contract Manager from start date of contract until completion of the Tonga Programme evaluation.
PF 9-559 Tonga Secondary Tertiary Development Programme: Phase 2 Working with Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) to strengthen Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Tonga.
Study to understand implications of NCD related health taxes in Tonga The activity will generate policy-relevant data on the implementation of the July 2016 taxation policy on tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and beverages, and sports equipment in Tonga, and its effects on consumers’ behaviours, pricing and government revenues.
Agriculture:  Sector Diagnostic Study (A13129) Improving the performance of the agriculture sector is a priority for the Government of Tonga and has formed a part of New Zealand's on-going support.
This activity will provide a holistic view of sector potential and provide a solid basis for future investment decisions.
Tonga Parliament Buildings Project This Activity responds to requests from the Government of Tonga for New Zealand and Australian to build a new Fale Alea (Parliament House) and Office of the Legislative Assembly (OLA). Tropical Cyclone Gita in February 2018 destroyed the previous Fale Alea which resulted in the OLA building being condemned.
Tonga Business Enterprise Centre Phase 2 The Tonga Business Enterprise Centre was established in 2010 with New Zealand Aid Programme support. It is a “one stop shop” within the Tonga Chamber of Commerce and Industry for business development services.  It provides business training, advisory services and seed funding, and coordinates the Pacific Business Mentoring Programme in Tonga.
Tonga Aviation Safety Assistance The goal of this activity is to enable Tonga to make informed, solid decisions about aviation in Tonga.
Tonga-Aotearoa NZ Country Flexible Finance To address the accelerating impacts of climate change, Country Flexible Finance supports Tonga to build their climate resilience by delivering on their mitigation and adaption priorities at scale and pace.
Tonga Tropical Cyclone Ula damage surveillance support This Activity supports a commercially-operated chartered surveillance flight to assess damage in Vava’u and Ha’apai on 2 January, 2016 following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Ula.
Tonga Incentivising Economic and Public Sector Reform Budget Support The World Bank, ADB, DFAT and the EU provide general budget support in Tonga. Payments are linked to the achievement of actions under a Joint Policy Reform Matrix (JPRM), a set of pre-agreed economic and public policy reforms.
Tonga-Improved governance management & economic & biological sustainability of demersal line fishery Working with NIWA to deliver a programme that will deliver an ongoing, well-managed, sustainable line fishery for deepwater demersal fish species around Tonga.  This Activity will draw together expertise from Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) and NIWA in fisheries economics, monitoring, and management to support the Tongan Government and private sector in developing and managing the fishery.
Response and Recovery Efforts to Volcano and Tsunami. This Activity responds to official requests for assistance relating to the January 15 eruption of Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai volcano and the resulting tsunami.
Covid-19 Tonga - Central Pharmacy Warehouse The Central Pharmacy Warehouse will provide a central location for the receiving and distribution of medicine and medical supplies across Tonga’s health facilities on all island groups (hospitals and clinics). The warehouse will also store vaccines using cold storage refrigeration. The warehouse will be fit for purpose, keep medicines and supplies safe and be built to withstand natural disasters.
Energy: Tonga: Nuku'alofa Network Upgrade Project The Nuku'alofa Network Upgrade Project will improve the performance and management of the network and greatly reduce the consumption of diesel in electricity generation through increased network efficiency. The NNUP will also build on the progress made under the previous Tonga Village Network Upgrade Project (TVNUP).
Tonga 2023 Short Term Scholarships This Activity aims to increase the knowledge and skills of individuals so that they can contribute to the development of Tonga and positively impact the bilateral relationship by providing short term scholarships (less than one year in length) to scholars from Tonga. These short term scholarships can take the form of vocational training, an apprenticeship, or other workplace experience.
Training: In Country Study Awards In-Country Awards provide one-year scholarships meeting costs for selected Tongan students to study at certificate, diploma, or degree level at Tonga-based post-secondary institutions.
Education: Targeted Sector Support To provide temporary funding to key specified areas while the Tonga Ministry of Education obtains Cabinet approval for a 5-year Education Strategy and  Policy Framework.
Tonga 2023 Tertiary Scholarships Tertiary scholarships are offered to Tonga to progress development and workforce planning objectives. Anticipated outcomes include:
<ul>  <li>The capability of scholars is increased</li>  <li>Scholars develop personal and professional connections to each other</li>  <li>Affinity is increased between New Zealand and scholars through a positive scholarship experience</li>  <li>Bilateral and regional objectives are supported by the Scholarships Programme</li> </ul>
Tonga Pacific Maritime Safety Programme Phase 2 The Activity follows Pacific Maritime Safety Programme (PMSP) Phase 1 (2011-2015), and responds to the maritime safety issues through the following five broad components:  Maritime safety awareness raising and engagement;  Maritime sector regulatory framework;  Maritime sector training;  Vessel and navigational safety improvements; and Environmental and Search &amp; Rescue.
COVID-19 Response and Recovery Efforts - Tonga This Activity responds to official requests for assistance relating to the February 2022 COVID-19 outbreak in Tonga.
Tonga Justice Sector Support The Tonga Justice Sector Support Programme aims to build capability across the Tonga Justice Sector and to strengthen certain aspects of the justice system so the people of Tonga have good access to services within the justice system. The Activity will help strengthen the magistrates court, help establish a youth diversion scheme and strengthen reporting capability within the Ministry of Justice.
Tonga Ministry of Revenue; Pacific Manager Development Programme 2013 Attendance at the Pacific Managers Development Programme will enhance the general management and project management capability of participants to effectively manage people, processes and systems for their revenue agencies.  The Manager Development Programme is developed by the Australian Taxation Office to contribute to the improvement of tax administration with a particular emphasis on developing countries.  The Papua New Guinea Internal Revenue Commission (IRC) and the Fiji Revenue & Customs A
Tonga Fisheries Support This activity will improve the capability of the Fisheries Department in Tonga by providing mentoring and advice to the Head of the Department and senior managers. It will also fund priority small-scale projects that are important for achieving the Department's Corporate Plan objectives.
Tonga -- Incentivising Public Sector Reform 2024 Reform-linked budget support directed through the multi-donor joint project matrix management approach for the purpose of supporting Tonga to deliver on their development ambitions and to establish an enabling environment for a high performing public sector and growth of the Tonga economy.
Support for Tonga Police Commissioner (A13089) This Activity will provide support to cover the extension of the current Tonga Police Commissioner for an extension period of three years from 2018 to 2021. The extension is on the agreement that the Police Commissioner will deliver mentoring and leadership support to the cohort of leaders within Tonga Police, so that the role can be filled locally in future. The role will be funded by the Government of Tonga following the three year extension of the current Police Commissioner.
Medical Treatment Scheme/Visiting Medical Specialists The Medical Treatment Scheme and Visiting Medical Specialists scheme aims to increase access for men, women and children to secondary and tertiary treatment (in New Zealand or Fiji) not normally available in Tonga.
2017 Tonga Flooding This activity supports the procurement of hygiene kits, blankets, tarpaulins and kitchen sets in response to  flooding in Ha'apai province of Tonga in March 2017.
TC Gita Education Recovery Support (A13024) Support to Tropical Cyclone Gita recovery for the Tonga education sector. This will be provided mainly through the New Zealand Ministry of Education who has made available technical resources to assist with assessment and planning, education resources and equipment for education resources for Tonga schools.
MF1-03 Community Shelter Resilience in Tonga Habitat for Humanity New Zealand (HfHNZ) to implement a community shelter resilience and Cyclone Harold repairs Activity in Tonga funded through Manaaki round one, and drawing on Negotiated Partnerships funding set aside for HfHNZ.
Tonga Education Support Activity To provide context analysis and a high quality education activity design. The final design will cost approximately NZ$ 4.5 million Activity over three years and will consider options to target one or two interventions which will have the most impact.
Small-Medium Enterprise Support: Tonga Business Enterprises To establish a Tonga Business Enterprise Centre (TBEC) within the existing Tonga Chamber of Commerce, to act as a “one stop shop” for business advisory services to Tongan small-medium business. In 2011 the Business Opportunity Support Scheme was incorporated into the services provided by TBEC.
MFC1-06 Climate resilient seed production - Implementation - Tonga This Activity aims to improve food security in Tonga by:
<ul>  <li>developing and disseminating climate-resilient seed varieties,</li>  <li>increasing seed quality,</li>  <li>increasing community production of nutritional foods,</li>  <li>and increasing the availability of replacement seeds and seedlings following extreme weather events.</li> </ul>