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Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI)- The Blue-Pink Centre For Womens Health This 2019/20 Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) grant to a young entrepreneur will go towards addressing Nigerian women's health especially cancer prevention through community outreach and local
YALI - Ndahi Hirkur Hyel Vocation With Nigerias rapid population growth comes pressure on employment and food security. Harunais tackling both; by modernizing his poultry processing equipment and creating jobs to meet the demand for chicken in the north and center of the country. He also is training andmentoring women and young people on entrepreneurship in agriculture.
Godfirst MPCS Cassava Processing Project The project funds will be used to develop the cooperatives internal capacity in business management; financial management and technical cassava and garriproduction and establish a small garriprocessing facility.
Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF)- FSD Solar/Electrical Project Field of Skills & Dreams Academy is proposing to train 180 young Nigerians resident in Lagos. The company is proposing to provide trainings in solar installation and electricals. The company plans to have the training in streams of 60 persons. 3 streams per year. 3 months in class and three months internship. The company believes that there is enough demand in the market to absorb most of trainees after the training program.
All On- Uwana Energy Solar Homes Systems Project The project will procure, market, distribute and sell reliable and affordable solar home systems namely an initial 200 Units of 500W Uwana Solar Box. The project will also offer a financial solution in partnership with Fint.ng to provide capital to customers so that they can afford a Loan-To-Own the 500W Uwana Solar box to middle-to-low income Nigerians specifically in Oghara, Warri and Asaba, Delta state and its environs. The impact of this project will be felt by the low-to-middle income earners, including small households, business owners and individuals in Delta State.
All On- Greenacres Cabin Solar Power Project 2020 All-On Grantee will use a $25k FAA as part of its overall project budget to develop 50Kwh of solar power dedicated to low-income households. The 50KW will be produced by facilities with a useful life of 20 years.
All On - Salpha Energy Solar Home Systems Project This award of $25,000 is part of USADF's partnership with All-On. This grant to Salpha Energy Limited is for the manufacture and sales of solar home systems in Akwa Ibom State
Solar PV mini-grid project for a cluster community in Edo State ACOB lighting Technology Limited will develop, deploy, manage and operate a solar mini-grid to provide electricity for Sule and Abapanu Community (Sule Clusters), Ovia South West LGA, Edo State. This will provide access to energy for this marginalized community contributing to its economic and socio-economic growth with female beneficiaries as the focal point, which crucially depends on the long-term availability of energy. In addition to this ACOB lighting will be sinking a borehole which will also provide access to clean water for this commuInstitutewill also partner with our partners such as Rocky Mountain institute and Cross boundary to provide soft loans to help business purchase financing thus spurring economic development in the community.
Prado Power Solar Mini-grid Project The amount of the award is $50,000 in USADF grant funding and the purpose is to construct a solar micro grid in Jakande Community, Ondo State to sell electricity to the local community.
Nigeria Technical Partner 2020-21 (DDI) This Cooperative Agreement to DDI will go towards Project Design, Development, Implementation, and Close out assistance to all of the Nigeria grant portfolio,
Anguwar Makama Sorghum Capacity Building The Cooperatives members cultivate sorghum on small individual plots and on a three hectare demonstration plot.
Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF)- Honeytreat Trade Academy Skills Project Honeytreat Trade Academy proposes to train 120 youths in a year divided into 2 batches with the specific objectives of hands-on practical skills in masonry, electrical wiring and installation, plumbing and pipefitting, and painting and decorative works.
Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF)- Int'l Centre Janitorial and Sanitation Skills Project International Centre for Environmental Health & Development, through a competitive application process, was chosen to receive grant financing from USADF and Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF).
Kebbi - Dankwali Cluster Rice Farmers Production Project Sector: Rice.Beneficiaries: 250 (20 women).Description: Dankwalli Cluster Rice Farmers Cooperative Association (DCRFCA) is a network of rice producers groups, whose members are based in the Argungu in Kebbi State. This grant will seek to increase the productivity and competitiveness of rice through improved access to good quality seeds of improved varieties, good agronomy practices to increase rice production, use of mechanization to increase productivity, improved postharvest handling, and improved market linkages.
Odot Women Multipurpose Cooperative Society Odot Women Palm Oil Processing Capacity Building Project
Lagos State Employment Trust Fund - - Autogig Foundation Technician Program Autogig is offering a training and development program to bridge the skill gap currently dominant in the automobile industry, to empower thousands of youths to become skilled manpower resources for the industrial sector of the economy and to create sustainable blue-collar job opportunities.
All On - CovenantPlus Solar Mini-grid Project This award of $25,000 is part of USADF's partnership with All-On. This grant to CovenantPlus Engineering is for the construction of a community focused solar mini grid in Ondo State
Chamber of Commerce (COC) Granted Technologies Capacity Building Project The purpose of this project is to upskill 400 unemployed or underemployed talented Nigerian youth on grant writing and job readiness, that will double their annual incomes and expand Grant Master's capacity to be the fundraising backbone of startups and innovators
Kebbi - Dawanau Group Farmers Cooperative Association Sector: Groundnut Beneficiaries: 200 (112 women) Description: DGFCA is seeking funding to provide the necessary support to the cooperative in terms of fixed assets procurement, equipment, liquidity and other materials required for an enhancement of the cooperatives scope of activities and increased productivity, revenue and impact. The funding anticipated from USADF would enable the members of DGFCA increase their production of groundnut and groundnut oil as well as other ancillary products. The aggregate impact of this growth in output would be seen in increased groundnut oil available to the consuming public, higher level of employment, more income for the individual famers and an improvement in their standard of living. The cooperative society will also benefit from the commission that will be accruing to its coffers.
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Population change and data activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Population change and data activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Population change and data activities
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Papua New Guinea Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Papua New Guinea Gender and social norms activities
Aquaponics micro-farm Micro-fattoria acquaponica Innovative and sustainable agriculture project, with high technology, based on aquaponic agriculture: fish breeding and cultivation without land use Progetto di agricoltura innovativa e sostenibile, ad alta tecnologia, basato sull’agricoltura acquaponica (allevamento di pesci e coltivazione senza utilizzo di terra)
Fair and trusty trade: traceability, transparency and trust in the cocoa supply chain Fair and trusty trade: tracciabilità, trasparenza e fiducia nella filiera del cacao The project aim is to contribute to the improvement of the cocoa supply chain in Ivory Coast, through a Software as Service platform, which allows to obtain advantages in the food supply chain, increasing its sustainability, above all in favor of local producers of raw materials and producers /distributors of food products, through transparency in transactions and traceability of processes by the block chain technology. Through a platform (Trusty), producers and farmers will have at their disposal a tool that allows the computerization of the supply chain in simplified and efficient ways, in order to reduce the time of transfer and information provision in a way that can be easily used by any stakeholder in the supply chain. Furthermore, by using the platform it will be possible to increase the selling price of the products or of the raw materials and allow the implementation of socio-economic development projects for local communities (payback plug-in). Il progetto intende contribuire al miglioramento  nella filiera del cacao in Costa d'Avorio, attraverso una piattaforma Software as Service, che consente di ottenere dei vantaggi nella supply chain alimentare, aumentandone la sostenibilità, soprattutto a favore dei produttori locali di materie prime e dei produttori/distributori di prodotti alimentari finiti, attraverso la trasparenza nelle transazioni e la tracciabilità dei processi tramite la tecnologia block chain. Mediante una piattaforma ("Trusty") i produttori dei prodotti finiti e gli agricoltori avranno a disposizione uno strumento che consente di informatizzare la supply chain mediante modalità semplificate ed efficienti, al fine di ridurre i tempi di trasferimento e generazione delle informazioni in una modalità che possa essere facilmente utilizzabile da ciascun attore della filiera. Inoltre, con l'utilizzo della piattaforma sarà possibile aumentare il prezzo di vendita dei prodotti finiti o delle materie prime di qualità superiore e permettere la realizzazione di progetti di sviluppo socio-economico delle comunità locali (plug-in payback).
Fondo COVID-19_AID_011454: ForSUD  - multiactor approach and south-south cooperation in order to tackle the root causes of irregular migration Fondo COVID-19_AID_011454: ForSUD - approccio multiattoriale e cooperazione sud-sud per la rimozione delle cause profonde della migrazione irregolare Fondo COVID-19_AID_011454: the project aimes at tackling the root causes of irregular migration and the trafficking in human beings,  especially women and unaccompanied minors, through job creation and the promotion of human rights Fondo COVID-19_AID_011454: iniziativa volta alla rimozione delle cause della migrazione irregolare e della tratta di esseri umani, in particolare di donne e minori non accompagnati (MNA), attraverso il lavoro e la promozione dei diritti
ForSUD  - multiactor approach and south-south cooperation in order to tackle the root causes of irregular migration ForSUD - approccio multiattoriale e cooperazione sud-sud per la rimozione delle cause profonde della migrazione irregolare project aimed at tackling the root causes of irregular migration and the trafficking in human beings,  especially women and unaccompanied minors, through job creation and the promotion of human rights iniziativa volta alla rimozione delle cause della migrazione irregolare e della tratta di esseri umani, in particolare di donne e minori non accompagnati (MNA), attraverso il lavoro e la promozione dei diritti
DHS/ICE - Southeast Europe Commercial Mobile Service Providers (CMSP) Activity DHS/ICE - Southeast Europe Commercial Mobile Service Providers (CMSP) Activity
Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Eastern Europe Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Eastern Europe
U.S. European Command (EUCOM) Detailee FY2017 U.S. European Command (EUCOM) Detailee FY2017
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Detailee to Support USEUCOM FY 2016 DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Detailee to Support USEUCOM FY 2016
Southeastern Europe Mediterranean and Balkans Regional Training Migrant Smuggling and Border Security Training (CMSP) Southeastern Europe Mediterranean and Balkans Regional Training Migrant Smuggling and Border Security Training (CMSP)
Counter-Terrorism Activity CT-1487 in Eastern Mediterranean and Balkans Counter-Terrorism Activity CT-1487 in Eastern Mediterranean and Balkans
Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Europe Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Europe
Protect Human Health and the Environment from Unintentional Releases of POPs and Mercury from the Unsound Disposal of Healthcare Waste in Kyrgyzstan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Management and Disposal of PCBs in Kyrgyzstan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening of Institutional and Legal Capacities to Enable Improvement of the National Monitoring System and Management of Environmental Information NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
CACILM: Southern Agriculture Area Development Project--under CACILM Partnership Framework, Phase 1 NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Management of Mountainous Forest and Land Resources under Climate Change Conditions NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Reducing global and local environmental risks from primary mercury mining in Khaidarkan the Kyrgyz Republic NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Capacity Building for Improved National Financing of Global Environmental Management in Kyrgyzstan NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
CACILM: Demonstrating Sustainable Mountain Pasture Management in Susamyr in Kyrgyzstan-under CACILM Patnership Framework Phase I NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Implementation of the National Biosafety Mechanism in the Kyrgyz Republic in accordance with the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety To provide technical guidance and assistance for the implementation of the regulatory framework on biosafety at the national level, including the establishment of administrative systems and institutional arrangements, such as laboratories for LMO detection and human resource capacities Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Describe the socioeconomic benefits to be delivered by the project at the national and local levels, as appropriate. How do these benefits translate in supporting the achievement of global environment benefits (GEF Trust Fund) or adaptation benefits (LDCF/SCCF)? Please also explain how the project promotes full and productive employment and decent work in rural areas, aiming at the progressive realization of their right to Decent Rural Employment [1].The capacities in biosafety that will be built through the project have wider socioeconomic benefits, including in increasing human resource capacities in the areas of law, policy, regulation, administration, assessment and management, in regard to a major global environmental issue. Scientific and technical capacity-building is another major component of the project, which will be focused on risk assessment, risk management and socio-economic assessment. The skills, knowledge and expertise acquired through the project will therefore be more widely applicable in other areas that would be of relevance to environmental assessment and management. These socio-economic benefits will then support relevant personnel and government officials in addressing other environmental issues of importance to the country.    Capacity will also be built in analytical assessment of food safety, quantification of novel food components and detection of LMO presence in food products. The knowledge generated will ensure safe food access, consumer rights to food labelling and informed food choices for the people of the Kyrgyz Republic.          [1] Specific guidance on how FAO can promote the Four Pillars of Decent Work in rural areas is provided in the Quick reference for addressing decent rural employment (as well as in the full corresponding Guidance document). For more information on FAO’s work on decent rural employment and related guidance materials please consult the FAO thematic website at: http://www.fao.org/rural-employment/en/.
Small Hydro Power Development NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Community-based Management of High Value Mountain Ecosystems in Southern Kyrgyzstan for Multiple Benefits To safeguard globally significant biodiversity of high value Pamir-Alai mountain ecosystems, restore degraded lands, and ensure maintenance of critical ecosystem services for sustainable livelihoods Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. The socioeconomic and local benefits generated through the project are described in Section 4.3 of the Prodoc “Partnerships, Stakeholder Engagement, Coordination, and Socio-economic and Local Benefits”, paras. 94-103 (pp. 29-30). Beneficiaries are also included in the discussion on project stakeholders in the same section of the Prodoc, and in Annex 11 of the Prodoc, the Stakeholder Engagement Plan. The project is expected to have a minimum of 94,883 direct beneficiaries, which will primarily be private sector smallholders engaged in livestock husbandry for their main source of livelihood. This will be tracked through indicator 2 of the project Strategic Results Framework, including gender disaggregated reporting. The type and number of beneficiaries will be specifically analyzed at the project mid-term and project completion, as budgeting provisions have been made under Component 4 of the project for this specific type of analysis as part of the project’s aggregation of results data for regular reporting under the annual PIR.
Disaster Hazard Mitigation Project (DHMP) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improving Energy Efficiency in Buildings NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Forest and Land Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conservation of Globally Important Biodiversity and Associated Land and Forest Resources of Western Tian Shan Forest Mountain Ecosystems to Support Sustainable Livelihoods NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improving the Coverage and Management Effectiveness of PAs in the Central Tian Shan Mountains NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Management of Endemic Ichthofauna of the Issyk-Kul Lake Basin NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated schools and community drinking water supply schemes The humanitarian situation in North Pakistan has improved since the earthquake in 2005.  More than five years on, however, organisations and the government are shifting their focus to flood-affected regions, leaving behind villages and schools with continued inadequate access to safe water.  CRS wishes to fill this gap.  CAFOD has funded CRS's Pakistan Earthquake Response Programme (PEER) since 2005, which has focused on water rehabilitation, livelihoods revitalisation and education facilities.  To date, CRS Pakistan has provided material, technical and financial assistance for the rehabilitation of 229 water schemes benefiting 151,890 people in the earthquake affected areas, including 74 drinking water supply schemes for 52,070 beneficiaries in Mansehra alone.  Following an assessment carried out by CRS in January 2010, the most urgent ongoing needs were found to be: poor or damaged school infrastructure, low capacity and commitment among teachers, inactive Parent-Teacher Councils and lack of water and sanitation facilities in schools.  CRS has provided hygiene training to 157 teachers, 3825 students, 26 Mother Groups and 45 Parent Teacher Councils (PTCs).  CAFOD has contributed to CRS's work in strengthening parental involvement in the well-being of the students through building the capacity of PTCs.

CRS has identified two priority drinking water supply schemes (DWSS) in need of repair in the Siran Valley.  Two Water Management Committees will be formed and will be provided with Operation and Maintenance training as well as toolkits.  These two DWSS target 369 male and female beneficiaries.  Having also identified a lack of safe and adequate water in 14 government primary schools in the area, CRS will link the two repaired DWSS to these schools while also addressing sanitation needs by facilitating hygiene training and providing hygiene kits to 915 male and female students in total.  CRS will also work with teachers, PTCs and Mothers’ Group to organize hygiene events for students, including recognition of students who have demonstrated positive hygiene behaviours.

At these 14 schools, CRS will use its private funds to meet other needs, including teacher training and mentoring and training of Mothers Groups and PTCs.
Community Based Rehabilitation for women with disabilities affected by 2010 Floods This project is a continuation of an emergency project with the same partner organisation which provided assistive devices and hygiene kits to women, men, boys and girls with disabilities as well as organised hygiene sessions for all community members in central Punjab devastated by the 2010 Pakistan floods. To improve the economic situation of the women with disabilities and their educational level, the partner will set up a resource centre in which a small number of women with disabilities can learn to read and write as well as sew. Also, a larger number of men and women with disabilities will be supported to obtain a national ID card to become eligible for government social protection programmes as well as government support in case of future disasters. The centre will be handed over after 9 months to a local Community Based Organisations working on disability and supported by income- generating activities set-up by the partner.
Shelter reconstruction programme in Sindh, Pakistan Islamic Relief (IR) plans to address the long term shelter needs of the flood affected population in lower Sindh by providing permanent shelters to 220 vulnerable families, focusing on female-headed households using a conflict sensitive approach.  IR will model its shelters on a locally-appropriate design with disaster resilient features, which has been endorsed by the communities that also agreed on the selection criteria. The project will be implemented between June 2011 and February 2012.