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Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - The Blooming Flowers English Language Courses for[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. The Blooming Flowers English Language Courses for the IDP s
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Travel Costs UGA/CITS Export Control Academy - Travel
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Equipment Procurement Ground Sensor Procurement
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement TDY Trainer Travel-Cole
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement 18AZB04: U.S. Coast Guard Boarding Officer Course - Antalya
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement International Air Cargo Interdiction Training (IACIT) for Azerbaijan
Livelihood and Self- Reliance Initiative for Internally Displaced Persons Youth in Rural and Semi-Urban Areas United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [Support to Social Development Public Union (Azerbaijan)]
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Legal-Regulatory International Visitors Leadership Program for Azerbaijan Legal-Regulatory International Visitors Leadership Program for Azerbaijan
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement WMD Commodity Identification Training (WMD CIT)
Journalist Training Journalist Training: This funding will support training to strengthen journalists professionalism and journalistic ethics, as well as to introduce working journalists and civic activists to new tools and strategies utilizing web-based and interactive new media.
English language course for IDP children in Ganja English language course for IDP children in Ganja and Goygol
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - Empowering frontline IDP communities[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. Empowering frontline IDP communities
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Enforcement Travel Expenses for Azerbaijani Participants to Attend UGA/CITs Academy
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Unspecified Global Service and Trade Equipment
English Language at American Corners ELAC 2020 2 English Language at American Corners ELAC 2020 2022
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Other Activities and Costs Tool Truck Parts for Azerbiajan
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - SAJ200-15-GR-044 ACIE 09/05/15 09/05/16 Edu[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. SAJ200-15-GR-044 ACIE 09/05/15 09/05/16 Edu
Democracy Commission Small Grants Program Democracy Commission Small Grants Program: The U.S. Embassys Democracy Commission gives small grants primarily to local NGOs engaged in building social and intellectual foundations of democracy, democratic resolution of problems and institutionalization of open, pluralistic political processes. All proposals are given a technical review and approval in Washington, D.C., prior to a grant being issued by the Embassy.
Conventional Weapons Destruction Conventional Weapons Destruction [through NATO SUPPORT AGENCY]
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - SAJ200-15-GR-04 Voice of Youth Internet Radio Al[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - AAA Monthly Networking Events[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. AAA Monthly Networking Events
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - English Language at American Corners ELAC 2020 2[Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. English Language at American Corners ELAC 2020 2022
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Targeting and Risk Management International Visitor Program Targeting and Risk Management International Visitor Leadership Program
Renewable energy technology for seaweed value added in Tawi-Tawi Renewable energy technologies for seaweed value added in Tawi-Tawi (RETS).  UNIDO has been collaborating with the Philippine Department of Energy (DoE) on various sustainable energy projects, particularly on promoting industrial energy efficiency. DoE has expressed interest in expanding this collaboration through the development of a proposal on #Promotion of Hybrid Renewable Energy Micro-Grid System for Off-Grid Rural Electrification in the Philippines#, which was submitted for inclusion in the country#s Global Environment Facility (GEF) portfolio. Embedded in the ongoing collaboration and pipeline of projects are policy and capacity-building components aimed at strengthening national programs to promote renewable energy, energy efficiency and providing access to modern energy services, which reflect the main objectives of SE4ALL.  The current proposal entitled "Renewable energy technology for seaweed value added in Tawi-Tawi" is aimed at assisting the government in its electrification targets, particularly in the underserved areas of the country.
Child project of the Global clean hydrogen programme of Philippines The present Child Project of Philippines is part of the Global Clean Hydrogen Programme (GEF-8). This project aims to enhancing national institutional capacities, enabling policy frameworks, improving technological readiness at industrial level, and financial mechanisms for the successful uptake of clean hydrogen in Philippines, to ensure its net zero development with social considerations and benefits
Transformative Actions for Climate and Ecological Protection and Development (TRANSCEND) Transformative Actions for Climate and Ecological Protection and Development (TRANSCEND): Climate Smart Industries and Services.  The larger project is TRANSCEND, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) in response to the Request for Proposals for the Republic of the Philippines under the International Climate Initiative (IKI). The project will be implemented by a consortium formed by the GIZ.  UNIDO is participating as a consortium partner, to lead the component on Low Carbon Economy, particularly the sub-topic on Climate Smart Industries and Services (Output 3).  Output 3 will focus on the provision of direct support to the selected Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in small-scale manufacturing and food processing sectors, in building their capacity in the climate-smart, energy efficient operations, and developing specific supporting policies at national level.
Bangsamoro Agri-Enterprise Programme # inclusive agribusiness development for human security The Island of Mindanao in the Philippines has undergone social unrest in the past decades due to the Moro Conflict. Since 1960s, political tensions and open hostilities have developed between Philippines# Government and Moro Muslim rebel groups.  To defuse these tensions, lengthy peace negotiations led to the establishment of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in 2019.  UNIDO's action fits in this context by supporting the development of BARMM#s agribusiness sector. The project aims to support agribusinesses in post-conflict Bangsamoro to increase their sales to the Filipino market and their exports to the market of Brunei Daruss alam-Indonesia-Malaysia-the Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) (General Objective).  To contribute to the achievement of this objective the action will ensure that: 1. BARMM#s institutions enforce the implementation of the reviewed Halal and sea products# standards and certification procedures (Outcome 1); 2. Local testing laboratories are upgraded to ensure compliance to the reviewed Halal and sea products# standards (Outcome 2); and 3. Supported local agribusinesses obtain the certification for the reviewed Halal and sea products# standards (Outcome 3).   UNIDO#s intervention is part of the EU Bangsamoro Agri-Enterprise Programme (EU BAEP) towards
Global programme to demonstrate the viability and removal of barriers that impede adoption and successful implementation of available, non-combustion technologies for destroying persistent organic pol In May 2004, the GEF Council approved the Project Brief for the Republic of the Philippines. The objective of the Global Programme, in line with the strategic priorities of the GEF Business Plan FY04-06, is to demonstrate the viability and removal of barriers that impede adoption and successful implementation of available non-combustion technologies for use in the destruction of obsolete Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) stockpiles and wastes, more specifically PCBs wastes in developing countries and countries with economies in transition. This specific Project in the Philippines, part of the Global Programme, will introduce and apply such a technology to destroy significant obsolete PCBs wastes and will help remove barriers to the further adoption and effective implementation of a selected non-combustion technology and meet the Stockholm Convention requirements to ensure the use of best available techniques (BAT) and best environmental practices (BEP). The National Implementation Plan (NIP) of the Stockholm Convention in the Philippines favours the application of non-combustion technologies to destroy POPs. The Project will make available all technical, economic a nd financial parameters of the selected technology in a comparative, open and transparent way that would facilitate and provide further incentive
Improve the Health and Environment of Artisanal gold-mining Communities in the Philippines by reducing Mercury Emissions Reduce the impacts of mercury on the health and environment of artisanal gold mining communities in the Philippines by promoting sound chemical management and strengthening local and national capacity to effectively reduce mercury use, emissions and exposure.
Circular Solutions to Plastic Pollution in the Philippines ..Circular Solution to Plastic Pollution in the Philippines is a child project under the GEF IP on Circular Solution to Plastic Pollution. The aim of the project is to create sustainable policy and resource efficient systems to address the plastic value chain in the Philippines.
UNIDO Country programming framework for inclusive and sustainable industrial development in the Philippines 2018- 2023 The government#s interest for UNIDO to have a Country Programme resulted from both missions of Philippine delegations to the Headquarters in Vienna, and, discussions of the UCR with government counterparts.  In a way, these activities raised the knowledge of counterparts on the array of services being offered by UNIDO to member states and which can be availed of by the Philippines in support of national development plans and programs.  On 21 February 2018, H.E. Ms. Maria Cleofe Natividad presented her credentials to UNIDO DG and requested the UNIDO Secretariat to develop a Country Programme for the Philippines. (attached Minutes)  On 10 January 2018, the UCR in the Philippines Ms. Tonilyn Lim, paid a courtesy visit to DTI Secretary Lopez wherein the following areas of UNIDO interventions were requested (attached email, letter request to follow):  On 17 August 2017 in a meeting with the GEF Focal Point (attached Minutes), UNIDO was requested to start the development of a sustainable cities project focusing on energy efficiency, as well as to develop a programmatic approach towards chemicals and waste management in the country, in preparation for GEF funding cycle 7.  The government is aware of the implications of the programme approach based on their experience with the ExCom Agencies of the UN.  The National Ec
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage III) Preparation of HCFC phase-out management plan (stage III) (Overarching)
Accelerating the adoption and scale-up of electric mobility for low-carbon city development in the Philippines The proposed project addresses the identified gap and focuses on the development of charging infrastructure (incl. battery swapping) integrated with renewable energy and supporting development of viable e-mobility business models (with focus on 3-wheelers). By this the project will strengthen local energy planning framework, deliver low-carbon, affordable electricity and charging infrastructure, demonstrate viable business models for the private sector, resulting in greater uptake of electric vehicles in the Philippines. This, in turn, will lead to decreasing GHG emissions from transport. The project uses a combined approach of market transformation and market barrier removal (creating enabling environment for public and private sector investment in e-mobility infrastructure) by implementing capacity building targeted at private sector and demonstration of innovative charging and renewable energy infrastructure.
Reduction of uPOPs and Mercury through an environmentally-sound approach on  health care waste management in the Philippines .The project aims to reduce emissions of unintentionally-produced persistent organic pollutants and manage mercury wastes from the health care sector
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY - UNIDO CONTRIBUTION FOR PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE
Enabling activities on HFC phase-down The project will support the government of the Philippines to identify and fill gaps for the ratification of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol and ensure the early compliance of the country vis a vis the new obligations.
Global Quality and Standards Programme, Philippines: Standards and conformity assessment for personal protective equipment and medical devices High-level discussions with Department of Trade and Industry, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), industry chambers and associations, and other government representatives forming the UNIDO # convened Multi-stakeholder Working Group on COVID-19 stressed the urgent need for UNIDO to provide the necessary support build capacity and quality infrastructure for the local production and testing of PPEs at the required volume to meet the demands of healthcare facilities and the vulnerable population, complying with required production, safety, and quality standards.
Livelihood Support for the Vulnerable Groups in the affected Areas of Typhoon Haiyan of the Philippines through Rural Agro-Value Chain Development Following the devastating typhoon November 2013, the department of trade and industry has requested UNIDO to support in the livelihood recovery and agro-value chain development of vulnerable groups in the affect areas of Typhoon Haiyan. The overarching goal of the project is to contribute to the economic recovery and poverty reduction of the vulnerable groups (women, youth and affected people) in the devastated areas of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda). The specific objective is to improve the livelihood (income generation and employment according to Yolanda livelihood rehabilitation cluster plan) of vulnerable groups through value addition of rural agro-value chain in Region VII and Region VIII of the Philippines (Handicrafts, Dried Fish, intercropping mechanized techniques, etc.). More specifically the project aims at (i) supporting the government in performing value chain analysis of various rural agro value chains, (ii) supporting in the establishment of Shared Service Facilities (SSF) and Business Resource Centers that aims at supporting vulnerable groups and MSMEs and lastly (iii) enhancing the capacity of the affected communities through sills and entrepreneurship training.  The expected results of the project are: (i) Improved sources of income and employment of the affected individuals and communities; (ii) re
Improving disaster preparedness and supporting the growth of local enterprises to provide basic services in vulnerable regions of the Philippines 2021 KOICA Multilateral Development Cooperation Projects funds projects focused on climate action issues in countries eligible for development assistance. UNIDO's project is addressing the increased climate risks and exposure to natural disasters in highly affected country - Philippines. The aim of the project  is to increase awareness for climate resilient business planning in private sector and stimulate job creation through innovative business models demonstration projects for climate resilient energy and basic services.
Leveraging the Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development in the Philippines As per the request of the Government of Philippines, UNIDO will provide technical assistance to support the Philippines# automotive, semi-conductor, electronics and aerospace industry smooth transformation to 4IR. The project will deliver following outputs:  # Producing a strategic framework for smooth transition to 4IR # Assessment of preparedness and maturity of the Philippines for transition to 4IR, with a focus on macro, meso and micro level # Developing roadmaps for industrial innovation, upgrading and modernization through the uptake of 4IR technologies in the above pilot industrial sectors. # Establishing an academy and innovation center for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with focus on the above-mentioned pri ority industries. # Preparing feasibility study for SME pilot, demonstration and learning factory # Producing and rolling out an Industry 4.0 awareness and capacity building program for government officials and staff, industry ass ociations and business development services providers
Support to improving public and private sector investments for climate and nature-based solutions in priority agro-industrial value chains towards the integrated achievement of the SDGs in the Philipp This proposed project is a joint initiative among UNIDO (as Lead agency), FAO and UN Women in response to the SDG Fund Call for Proposals 2020, Component 2 # Catalyzing Strategic Investments.
Enabling Activities to Review and Update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants- in Philippines
Sustainable and Resilient Livelihoods in Slum Community in Tondo, Philippines In 2022, UNIDO Director General; Mr. Gerd Müller visited the Philippines. In his mission, he visited Happyland a slum community with in Tondo, Manila. The DG pledged UNIDO support to enhance livelihood of the community. This concept note builds on DG#s pledge and conceptualizes an innovative approach, combining technical assistance and small grant scheme. This concept has been developed taking into consideration the realities on the ground and the past experience of the donor funds projects, public sector as well as NGO#s experiences in particular "missio-hilft.de" in supporting the slum communities in Manila and globally.
Harnessing the water-energy-food nexus to address and adapt to climate change impacts in Tawi-Tawi The proposed project aims to support communities in Tawi-Tawi in securing climate-resilient water access. The seaweed farming communities already face water insecurity, which will only get worse due to climate change. The project will seek to increase adaptive capacity of the communities in Sibutu and Sitangkai, through provision of access to water infrastructure and services. Also, it will strengthen livelihoods and sources of income of vulnerable seaweeds producing communities in Sibutu and Sitangkai by stimulating manufacturing of better-quality seaweeds. Finally, project activities will build awareness and ownership of adaptation and climate risk reduction processes within local communities and LGUs in Sibutu and Sitangkai, as well as in the wider region.
Management of New POPs in the WEEE Recycling Stream and Implementation of PCB Management Programs for Electric Cooperatives ...The project is formulated based on the priorities in the updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) of the Philippines. It involves management of new POPs in the WEEE Recycling stream and implementation of PCB Management Programs for Electric Cooperatives for submission to the GEF-6 cycle. Project Duration: 18 months PPG, 5 years FSP implementation.  The project aims to introduce environmentally sound management of e-wastes to reduce new POPs release reduction from recycling stream and to assist in the implementation of the PCB management programs for electric cooperatives. The proposed project has 4 main components: (i) Management of WEE; (ii) Environmentally-sound Management of PCB contaminated equipment, PCB wastes and stockpiles from electric cooperatives; (iii) Institutional strengthening, capacity building and awareness raising and (iv) Monitoring and Evaluation
Industrial Energy Efficiency Introduce ISO 50001 energy management standard along with system optimization approach for improvement of industrial energy efficiency of the Philippines.  The project has three components: # Energy Management # Systems Optimization # Enhancement of Financing Capacity
Sector plan to phase-out HCFC-141b in the foam sector HCFC-141b used in the manufacture of PU foams in the Philippines will be phased by the end of 2012. The present HCFC-141b technology utilized for the production of flexible foams will be converted to water technology, while that for rigid foams will be concerted to CP or water blown technology, depending of enterprises# size and present level of technology. The government of the Philippines will put in place policies to ban the use of HCFC-141b in the foam sector by the end of 2014. The overall HPMP (WB), the domestic air-conditioning sector (WB) and the commercial refrigeration sector (UNDP) are yet to be developed. The overall HPMP submission is foreseen for the July 2011 ExCom meeting. To date, this project is the only means for the Government of Philippines to achieve the compliance with the MP obligation of 2013 and 2015.
Global Partnership for improving the food cold chain in the Philippines To identify, develop and stimulate the application of low-carbon, energy efficient refrigeration innovation technologies and business practices for use throughout the food cold chain whilst increasing food safety and security. Establishment of global partnership with private sector and collaboration with financing institutions for promotion of investment and support of best available energy-efficient design technologies and practices transfer.
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II) ...Transfer from the WB Approved in accordance with the Agreement between the Government and the Executive Committee for the period 2016 to 2021 to reduce HCFC consumption by 35 per cent of the baseline in 2020 and 50 per cent in 2021. Noted the commitment of the Government to reduce HCFC consumption by 50 per cent by 2021; and to issue a ban on manufacture and import of HCFC-22-based air-conditioners with cooling capacity of less than 36,000 BTU/hour by 31 December 2021 and a ban on the use of HCFC-22 in manufacturing of air-conditioning equipment upon completion of the conversions of all the eligible enterprises and no later than 1 January 2022. The Government and the World Bank were requested to deduct 24.6 ODP tonnes of HCFCs from the remaining HCFC consumption eligible for funding. The World Bank was requested to include in the tranche implementation reports the results of the conversion of the air-conditioning manufacturing sector to low-GWP alternatives highlighting lessons learned and challenges faced including the Government#s efforts to ensure the sustainable adoption of the selected technology in the country and measures to discourage increased penetration of R-410A fixed-speed air-conditioners.