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Safe Motherhood Program The Queen of Sheba Safe Motherhood Program is a four year community based output based aid program that comprises the provision of a defined Mother-Baby package of essential quality services as defined by WHO, such as antenatal care, birth attendance by skilled birth attendants, postnatal care, complicated care services and family planning, to eligible women of reproductive age (15-49) in Sanaa, Yemen. The program will be largely subsidized by grant financing from the Global Partnership on Output Based Aid (GPOBA). There will be a minimal user fee charged to patients.   All services will be provided by the private sector:   - Two private Yemeni hospitals, the Saudi German Hospital (SGH) and University of Science and Technology Hospital (USTH) have been identified as appropriate clinical service providers for the first phase of the program. Primary and secondary care services will be provided by midwives at satellite clinics to be established in the districts and owned and managed by the hospitals. Patients requiring emergency or complicated care will be referred to the two private hospitals; - SOUL, a reputable local Yemeni NGO, will serve as project implementation and promotion unit responsible for program promotion, awareness campaigns and targeting of eligible pregnant women; and  - A fiduciary agent will be the recipient of the GPOBA grant and manage the fund flow in the project. The private providers will bear the operational risks of the program as they will be reimbursed retroactively post service delivery and performance target verification by an independent verification expert. Yemen has one of the highest maternal mortality ratios at 570/100,000 live births (2000 estimates) with only 27% of births attended by skilled birth attendants (2003). The project seeks to improve access and quality of services to women from poorer districts in Sanaa, Yemen and also aims to relieve some of the strain experienced by the overburdened public sector. The main expected estimated output will be to achieve approximately 40,800 safe child birth deliveries attended by skilled birth attendants amongst the target population over the project period.
HSA Foods Yemen The proposed investment consists of a US$75 million financing package to Hayel Saeed Anam (HSA or the Sponsor) Groups food processing operations in Yemen (HSA Foods). The funds will be used to finance the permanent working capital needs of HSA Foods which is producing necessity foods such as flour, sugar and dairy products for local consumption. The most significant, expected project-level outcome is the increased supply of staple goods in a country experiencing internal strife and high levels of food insecurity. Beyond the project, IFC anticipates its investment will improve market resilience by increasing food production, which builds capacity to withstand shocks and stresses related to COVID-19.
Arabian Yemen Cement Company The project involves the construction and operation of a greenfield, integrated cement plant, Arabian Yemen Cement Company (AYCC or the company), with a cement production capacity of 1.54 million tons per annum (tpa) in the eastern part of the Republic of Yemen. The project is located near Mukalla, the capital of Hadramout Governorate. AYCC will use locally available limestone, clay, and gypsum to produce cement. The project is expected to have the following development impacts: 

- The project will construct a state-of-art cement plant with good location for raw material supplies and local market access.

- The project is expected to create about 250 direct jobs and additional indirect employment to the local community and other benefits including training for locally-hired staff.

- The project may encourage other foreign companies to pursue investment opportunities in Yemen.
GTFP YKBank The proposed Project (the Project) is an investment of up to US$15 million in Yemen Kuwait Bank (YKB or the Bank) in the form of a trade finance guarantee facility. This project was approved as part of IFC's Global Trade Finance Program or GTFP
GTFP AL KURAIMI The proposed Project (the Project) is an investment of up to US$2 million in Alkuraimi Islamic Bank (KIB or the Bank) in the form of a trade finance guarantee facility. This project was approved as part of IFC's Global Trade Finance Program or GTFP - Project 23898. The project builds on GTFP's global platform, increasing access to trade finance to emerging markets. The Project will provide increased access to trade finance to the Issuing Bank's customers, including both corporates and SMEs. On the market side, the project will further connect the Issuing Bank's cross border connections, increasing the country's integration through both financial and real sector channels. It will help to link more traders to other countries and connect the country's financial markets more deeply.
University of Science & Technology In line with its strategic plan to become the premier provider of private educational and healthcare services in Yemen, the Al-Mawarid Company for Educational and Health Services, which operates under the brand names of University of Science and Technology (UST) and University of Science and Technology Hospital (USTH), is embarking on a three year expansion program. The project is estimated at total cost of $38.9 million and comprises the following components:  - Expansion of USTs physical facilities and capacity in Sanaa and Taiz:  UST currently has six branches located in six different governorates of Yemen, with the largest branch in Sanaa. UST also intends to increase the capacity of its distance learning program and information technology systems.    - Expansion of USTH, an existing teaching hospital (144 beds) in Sanaa, up to 200 beds capacity gradually over the next three years:  The expansion will also involve some upgrading of current facilities, the completion of a car park, purchase of certain specialized medical equipments, expansion of cardiothoracic surgery services, provision of certain oncology (cancer care) services and relocation and refurbishment of emergency department. The proposed expansion program has the potential for significant development impact through:  - Expansion of delivery of high quality education and healthcare services in Yemen. - Strong demonstration effect on the private tertiary education and healthcare sectors. The sponsors focus on quality in both service provision and management will make it a leader and thus a point of reference in Yemen. If successful, this investment will encourage other private sector companies to invest in quality education and health facilities in the country. Having a strong brand name, solid capital base, knowledge of and commitment to the local markets, the sponsor has greater likelihood of success than many other potential entrants. - Expansion of access to much needed good quality tertiary education in Sanaa and beyond Sanaa. Yemen currently produces approximately 190,000 high school graduates and the countrys total tertiary education capacity (public and private) can accommodate approximately 40,000 students. - Development of human capacity in Yemen - upgrading of skills levels in the economy. There is a shortage of skilled labor in Yemen. This project builds capacity for in-country training and education thereby increasing access to higher education and potentially increasing the pool of available skilled local labor.   - Increase number of quality trained local doctors in Yemen USTH was established initially to provide a teaching hospital environment for UST medical school students. The expansion of the hospital will enable UST to offer more programs in its medical school and increase the number of its intake.  - Expansion of quality healthcare to lower-income population. USTHs facilities are low-cost hospitals and are designed to serve lower-income patients who would otherwise have limited options for care. - Provision of free/discounted treatments to low income patients. - Targeting and increasing education of females in Yemen.
UST Hospital Al-Mawarid International Company for Educational and Health Services (Al-Mawarid International, the Company) is a leading education and healthcare providers in Yemen operating under the University of Science and Technology (UST) brand name. The Company was established in 1992 and relocated its headquarters to Aden in 2020 after withdrawing active management from its northern Yemen operations which are currently under a different management unrelated to Al-Mawarid International.  Through the proposed investment, IFC will support Al-Mawarid international to establish a 250-bed teaching hospital, including a potential 12-megawatt captive solar plant, adjacent to UST's medical college at its headquarters in Aden (the Project). The Project will be executed in two phases with the target to complete the first phase in 2024, aiming to delivering a 68-bed inpatient department, ancillary unites, and specialized outpatient clinics. The most significant expected project-level outcome is an increase in access to high quality diagnostics and treatment for patients in Yemen, an IDA/FCS country, where the public healthcare system remains fragile from protracted crises and the demand for quality healthcare services is expected to increase. Beyond the project, IFC anticipates that this investment will promote competitiveness in the healthcare market by demonstrating integrated healthcare delivery to patients; improved delivery of care through early detection and treatment; and capacity development of medical personnel, which could catalyze significant movement among other private healthcare providers in the market.
Al-Ahlia Mineral Water Company The project is to modernize and upgrade the existing facilities of a AWMC, a mineral water bottling plant, by installing a PET bottling line including a PET and polyethylene (PE) bag packing facilities. The existing plant (including its underground aquifer sourced water) was in test trial operations for four months since its purchase in 1998, but was shut down because it used PVC technology. The new project will replace it with PET. The venture aim is to achieve a 20-25% share of Yemen''s 100 million liters market by providing a full product size. Distribution will cover the capital of Sana''a, the cities of Aden, Hodeidah, Ibb, Taiz and their surrounding areas. The plant will produce naturally sourced water in 750 ml. and 1.5L. PET bottles including 500 ml. size PE bags.     The proposed water bottling project will promote local enterprise in the bottled water sector and increase the supply of safe drinking water. The project would create approximately 100 new jobs, stimulate competition, and introduce healthier PET bottles.     IFC''s role in the proposed project involves: (i) providing long-term foreign currency financing which is currently not available from local banks; and (ii) encouraging the development of competitive local manufacturers. IFC''s participation in this investment would create a demonstration effect as an international standard venture that would produce mineral water of high quality and promote sound and modern business practices.
R2G ACF South Sudan ACF Right to Grow South Sudan. Over the past decades great advances have been made in reducing all forms of undernutrition in children under five (CU5). Nevertheless, almost 200 million CU5 suffer from stunting (low height/age), wasting (low weight/height), or both, and over 340 million from vitamin and mineral deficiencies. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is putting even more CU5s at risk. The world is off-track to meet most of the SDG targets related to hunger, food security, nutrition and access to WASH, a critical precondition for good nutritional status. Right2Grow will focus on amplifying the voices of communities, their organisations and local civil society in those places and on those topics that matter (Language: English) Most vulnerable children (under five) affected by undernutrition Right2Grow envisions a world where all children under five (CU5) are well-nourished (long-term impact), so that every child is able to reach theirfull potential (ultimate goal). Undernutrition will be addressed multi-sectorally to address each of the underlying determinants of malnutrition, which include: WASH, agriculture, care practices, health, education, social protection, gender norms and household dynamics, and other socioeconomic factors.
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Programme Conjoint d'Appui à la Gestion Intégrée des Ressources en Eau Rapport annuel 2016 du PCA-GIRE Le présent rapport technique et financier présente l’état de mise en œuvre des activités du programme en 2016. Avec le partenariat multi-acteurs promu au niveau national et international, le Programme a enregistré des résultats globalement satisfaisants, 
L’environnement interne du projet a été marqué par le développement de plusieurs initiatives favorables à l’application de la GIRE au Mali et en Guinée tandis que l’environnement externe a été marqué par la persistance de la crise sécuritaire. Globalement les conditions actuelles restent favorables à la mise en œuvre du Programme. 
Plusieurs progrès ont été réalisés dans divers domaines de la Gestion Intégrée des Ressources en Eau au Mali et en Guinée notamment le travail en synergie entre les différents acteurs. Le programme a obtenu des résultats sur les aspects suivants :la stratégie de  communication en vue de son appropriation par les acteurs et les partenaires locaux, nationaux et internationaux ; le renforcement des capacités et la mobilisation sociale des acteurs ; le renforcement des réseaux de suivi quantitatif et qualitatif des ressources en eau ; le développement des outils d’aide à la décision ; le développement de partenariats local , national et international ; la relecture des textes législatifs et réglementaires ;  le développement d’initiatives de mobilisation des ressources financières locales ; la mise en œuvre d’actions d’adaptation au changement climatique, etc. 
Le taux d’exécution financière reste faible avec près de 46% mais l’espoir de son amélioration est permis en 2017 avec la mobilisation effective des équipes de mise en œuvre, de la diversité des partenaires impliqués, de l’appropriation et de l’implantation progressive du Programme aux niveaux local, national et international. L'objectif de ce rapport  est de faire  le point de la mise en œuvre des activités au cours de la période allant de janvier à décembre 2016 en rappelant son environnement interne et externe et en mettant l’accent sur les principaux résultats atteints ou en cours, l’exécution financière, les contraintes et solutions, les leçons apprises, les conclusions et les perspectives
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SOUTHERN SUDAN ROAD MAINTENANCE PROJECT The development objective is to (i) improve access and quality of targeted roads in Southern Sudan, and (ii) strengthen the capacity for strategic and project planning, construction and maintenance of roads.  The specific objectives are to support the road development and maintenance program of the MTR through the provision of funds for the: (i) routine and periodic maintenance and spot improvement works on about 1700 km of trunk roads, (ii) capacity building of local contractors to carry out maintenance works, and (iii) institutional capacity building for road maintenance and management.
Institutional and Human Development in South Sudan 1. To provide the foundation for effective, efficient and transparent functioning of the GoSS by: (i) strengthening the capacity of key ministries; (ii), improving the management of information within government; and, (iii) enhancing the government#s capacity for internal and external communications. 2. To increase access to labour market, welfare and vocational training services by developing the government#s capacity for regulating the labour market and designing and implementing labour market and vocational training programs.
South Sudan MDTF HIV/AIDS Project 1. strengthen the capacity of South Sudan Aids Commission (SSAC) to plan coordinate and monitor Government of South Sudan (GoSS) response  2. increase community access to comprehensive HIV/AIDS services  3. create awareness and measurable behavior change regarding HIV/AIDS
Fifth Population Census of Sudan The immediate objective of the fifth population census is to produce reliable an d accurate demographic, economic, and social data. The long-term objective is to  develop capacities within Sudan for collecting, processing, analyzing, dissemin ating and utilizing data from environmental related data that can be used as ben chmark for development planning.
SD- Emergency Transport and Infrastructure Development Project - MDTF The project development objective is to rehabilitate and develop critical national and rural feeder roads and transport infrastructure, improve critical urban infrastructure in the major towns that form the national and state capitals of Southern Sudan (i.e. Juba, Wau, Malakal, Rumbek, Aweil, Warap, Yei, Yambio,Torit, Bor and Bentiu) and build capacity for planning, construction and sustainable operation, maintenance and management of the infrastructure in Southern Sudan.
Multidonor Rehabilitation Education Project The project development objective is to improve access to enhanced quality of education, alternate learning opportunities, development of life skills and basic occupational skill training to primary school students, IDPs, demobilized soldiers, and other non-traditional learners.
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation The objective of this project is to increase access to safe water and sanitation facilities in all states throughout Southern Sudan and to build capacity for sustainable management, regulation and expansion of the rural water and sanitation sector.
Southern Sudan Umbrella Program for Health System development The project's development objective is to: (i) improve the delivery of the Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) in four states(Upper Nile, Jongeli, Central Equatoria, and Eastern Equatoria); and (ii) strengthen key stewardship functions of the MOH,including monitoring.
MDTF South Sudan Private Sector Development The development objectives of the project are to: (a) establish the enabling environment for private sector development; and (b) support formal private sector growth.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for Southern Sudan (MDTF SS) / The objective of the trust fund is to provide a vehicle for Donors to pool resources and co-ordinate support to fund the overall reconstructionm and development needs for Southern Sudan during the interim period.The focus will be on recovery and longer-term development activities to support Sudan's reaching the Millennium Development Goals
Juba Rapid Impact Emergency Project (TF055976) The PDO are i) restore livelihoods resulting from the long term civil unrest; ii) restore basic services to the affected population; and iii)jump start the recovery process in Southern Sudan through the emergency provision of goods and services to improve Government functionality
Support to Reintegration of Ex-combatants and Special Needs Groups To contribute to the creation of sustainable social development and macro-econom ic stability in South Sudan through the reintegration of approximately 17,000 de mobilized ex-combatants, including Women Associated with the Armed Forces (WAAF) .
SD - Livestock and Fisheries Development Project - MDTF To build capacity of the public sector in Southern Sudan to fulfill its mandated role in livestock and fisheries, and to promote continuity in provision of key services in the livestock sector in five selected states of Southern Sudan.
Support to Agriculture and Forestry Development Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase the productivity and production of participating smallholder farmers in agriculture and forestry.
Southern Sudan Emergency Food Crisis Response Project To support adoption of improved technologies for food production and storage, and provide cash or food to eligible beneficiaries inSouth Sudan.
Southern Sudan - Water Supply and Sanitation Project The revised development objective will be to "increase access to water supply and sanitation in all states of South Sudan".
South Sudan Gender Support & Development Project The project development objective is to achieve immediate peace dividends for targeted women in Southern Sudan, through the provision of: (a) improvements in access to the existing economic opportunities and (b) support to the Ministry of Gender to develop genderpolicies and strategies.
Southern Sudan Umbrella Program for Health System Development The objective of the grant is to provide funding to support the development of core health systems and capacities and to increase the population's access to basic health services and high impact interventions in South Sudan.
Core Fiduciary Systems Support Project (TF056336) The project development objective is to put in place a robust framework for channeling of MDTF and GoSS counterpart funds to provide reasonable assurance regarding the use of these funds.