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Enhancing Community-Driven Legal Aid Services to the Poor The development objective is to support the legal empowerment of the poor and other vulnerable persons by improving access tojustice sector services based on demand-side priorities of poor communities and supported by community-driven implementation.
Kapitbisig Laban sa Kahirapan-Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (KALAHI-CIDSS) Project Communities in targeted poor Municipalities and Selected Urban Areas are empowered to achieve improved access to sustainable basic public services and participate in more inclusive local government unit (LGU) planning and budgeting.
PK - Promoting Independent Living Amongst Persons with Disabilities To expand the coverage, use and quality of social care and rehabilitation servic es for people with disabilities in 34 Union Councils affected by the October 8, 2005 earthquake, by ensuring better mobility, improved physical and mental healt h, increased participation in social and economic life, and strengthened empower ment.
Capacity Building for Strengthening Social Capital in SL Special JSDF Facility for Facilitating Future Sustainability
Karnataka Multisectoral Nutrition Pilot To increase utilization of nutrition-improving services by under-three children, adolescent girls and pregnant and nursing women from poor households in the target areas.
Afghanistan Strategic Grain Reserve ( SGR Project ) The development objective of the project is â€œTo establish a wheat strategic reserve to be available to Afghan households to meet their needs following emergency situations and improve the efficiency of the grain storage management.â€
Improved Livelihood Opportunities and Accessibility for underserved urban communities in Meru, Kenya The Project Development Objective is to a) create employment opportunities and skills in labor-based road maintenance, and b) improve the basic access to the target population of the selected underserved urban communities of Meru town.
PE-Programmatic Social Reform Loan II Project Development Objective (Note: will be disclosed in the MOS) The second phase of the Programmatic Social Reform Loan will strengthen and consolidate the decisions and actions taken under the first operation.  It will support among others, a) the development of crisis managem ent mechanisms to assist the transient poor/vulnerable and prevent them from falling into chronic poverty; b) a modernization and capacity building program aimed at strengthening government capacity for social policy f ormulation and program design, improving inter-agency coordination, rationalizing mandates, and strengthening monitoring and evaluation; and c) continuation of reforms that would help rationalize expenditures and decen tralize services  in health, nutrition, education sectors, as well as facilitat e the access of the poor to theses services.  Board Schedule Comments
JSDF  Growing with our GUAGUAS (Children) Contribute to the reduction of chronic malnutrition in children under five in the ten cantons of the province of Chimborazo with a stunting rate of 53%, by, (i) raising parental understanding and expectations regarding adequate child growth; (ii) encouraging takeup of primary health and nutrition-related services; and (iii) empowering parents to put pressure on health services to improve the quality and intensity of nutritional monitoring and counseling.
Early Childhood Education and Development Project The development objective of the project is to improve poor children's overall development and readiness for further education, within a sustainable quality ECED system.  To achieve this objective, the project will: (i) Increase poor communities' capacity to engage in participatory planning that will result in new or improved ECED services for their children and families (see Component 1); (ii) Prepare the foundation for a sustainable ECED system through budgetary commitments from participating districts, establishment of a national quality assurance and professional development system, and district capacity building (see Component 2); (iii) Ensure continuous improvement of service delivery and system building throughestablishing effective project management, and monitoring and evaluation (see Component 3).
Early Childhood Care and Development for Floating Villages Project The PDO is to improve access to quality Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) services through community and home-basedprogram s for 0 to 5-year-olds, particularly for those from disadvantaged background, in the targeted areas.
Pakistan Emergency Job Training for Vulnerable Youth Provide emergency job training to up to 5,050 crisis-affected vulnerable youth living in urban and rural areas of Sindh through an innovative short-term training program that includes job placement support to help find employment and earn income.
Second Land Administration Project Provide the population in the Project Area with improved, decentralized land administration services, including better access to and more accurate information on property records and transactions.
JSDF-INDONESIA EDUCATION FOR VERY POOR CHILDREN Development objective of the project:  (i) increase in enrolment/attendance percentages; (ii) increase in parental review of children's school performance; (iii) increase in parental review of children's school performance; (iv) increase in basic literacy and life skills among the very poor; (v) grants are received by poor households; and (vi) school oversight bodies are strengthened.
Afghan Women's Economic Empowerment The project development objective is to increase and enhance the participation of women, who are organized in community-based saving s groups, in business support services and income-generating activities in pilot areas of Afghanistan.
SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS FOR RETURNEES AND HOST COMMUNITIES IN THE SENEGAL RIVER VALLEY The overall PDO is to improve access to livelihood support for returnees and host communities and to enhance conflict preventionandrisk management mechanism in Brakna and Trarza in the Senegal River Valley area. The specific objectives are (i) to contributeto reducing food insecurity through support in the provision of production inputs for 3,830 households, with emphasis on women andyouth, (ii) to enhance capacity for women and youth for 1,500 households, (iii) to establish and strengthen community-basedorganizations towork with communities to identify, develop, implement and evaluate their own community development plans; and (iv)to promote socialcohesion efforts by strengthening 22 community structures, such as local conflict prevention, risk management andparticipatory M&E.
Community Health Collaborative JSDF The main objective of this Grant is to improve the quality and responsiveness of health service delivery for reproductive health through community involvement and empowerment in planning and delivering health services in under-served areas of the Republic of Tunisia's peri-urban and rural governorates in the southeast (Tataouine), central west (Kasserine), and northwest (Jendouba).
Round 23-Peru Integrated Legal Strategiese for the Poor The grant development objective is to strengthen the provision of free legal services for Peruâ€™s urban poor and most vulnerable citizens in selected cities following the results of the gap analysis from the legal demand census.
Support to Community Seed Funds The objective of the Project is to increase the agricultural productivity of the beneficiaries in the Project areas through providin g support for expansion of the Community Seed Fund system.
Dushanbe Water Supply Project To improve the safety, reliability, efficiency, and financial viability of the water supply services in Dushanbe.
Zambia Livelihood and Nutrition Project The <strong>Project Development Objective (PDO) </strong>is to improve access to livelihood opportunities and nutrition among selected female youths in targeted project areas.
Health Service Delivery Project To increase access to, and utilization of, maternal and child health and nutrition services in target areas in the Recipient's territory.
Pilot to Improve the Development and Nutrition of Young Children in Poor Rural Areas in Guatemala The Development Objective is to strengthen the capacity of parents and communities to improve and monitor child development outcomes (physical, cognitive, socio-emotional and linguistic skills) for children under two in project intervention areas.
Emergency Targeted Nutrition Intervention The project development objective of the JSDF grant is to reduce food insecurity at the household level and improve nutrition practices of targeted household members.
Community-led Infrastructure Development for the Urban Poor in Ulaanbaatar Phase 2 To assist about 10,000 persons in the most vulnerable among the urban poor in ger areas of Ulaanbaatar where the majority of low-income households live with very limited basic services, to generate additional income by scaling up community-led infrastructure development activities.
Livelihoods for Youth Community Support Project The PDO is to support innovative livelihoods development and the employability of an estimated 4,000 young women and men in about 20  target communities in order to improve socio-economic opportunity and inclusion.
Haiti Economic Governance Reform Operation The proposed operation will support critical economic governance reforms identified by the Transitional Government in the Interim Cooperation Framework and will help improve the policy environment for increased Bank and other donor-supported investment lending in key sectors.  It is a key component of the Bank?s program of re-engagement in Haiti as described in the Bank?s Transitional Support Strategy (TSS).  Technical assistance for the implementation of the economic governance reform supported by the EGRC will be provided by the World Bank through a LICUS grant for US$1.5 million and a technical assistance IDA operation.
Yemen Basic Education Development Program The revised Project Development Objective is to: (1) increase enrollment of children in basic education, with particular attention to gender equity, in 10 governorates; (2) improve quality of teaching in basic education nationally, and (3) establish foundations for improved MoE capacity to carry out its core functions, so as to contribute to the National Basic Education Development Strategy (NBEDS) goals.
Strengthening the resilience capacity of Maya indigenous peoples and peasants to cope with food insecurity and CC in GT dry-corridor The development objective is to contribute to agricultural risk management and increase of productivity levels of peasants, indigenous peoples of both genders living in the selected areas of the Guatemala Dry-Corridor, using environmentally sensitive production systems at lower production costs to ensure food security.
Grant for Alternative Indigenous and Afro-Des. Agrof. Project in Nicaragua Task DescriptionThis grant (TF093115) will support activities to strengthen the capacity of Indigenous and Afro-descendants organizations and enterprises to produce and market quality cocoa in a more economically and environmentally sustainable manner. The project activities include interventions at local, national and international levels: (i) by developing integrated management systems for agro-forestry on at least 1,000 cocoa farms; (ii) by improving marketing to international fair trade and sustainable chocolate companies; (iii) by strengthening the social, commercial and environmental management capacity of the target beneficiaries by piloting new services such as financing and certification, building the leadership skills and facilitating mutual learning among the farmers and organizations involved.Comments on grant approval process were approved on 10/1/08Comments on Financing PlanFM specialist has beencarried out a Financial Management Assessment Satisfactory, the Financing Plan will be implemented accordingly by the Executing Agency
Bahia State Integrated Project Rural Poverty The Project would increase social and economic opportunities for the rural poor in Bahia by improving their access to basic socioeconomic infrastructure, thus contributing to the Borrower's objective of increasing the HDI. While building on the CDD approach proven successful under the first phase of Produzir, the second phase would improve on this experience by:  (a) integrating with and/or complementing activities of other Bank loans for the State (under the Bahia State Program), particularly the PGRH and Viver Melhor Urbano II;  (b) strengthening the cross-sectoral integration and providing significantly more emphasis on education, health, culture, natural resources management and environmental sustainability; and (c) scaling up the impact on poverty by using the skills, social capital and experience of the Municipal Councils and community associations to improve the relevance, efficiency, sustainability, targeting and outcomes of non-project State and Federal investments in rural Bahia.
BZ JSDF Improving Children's Health To improve the health and nutrition of children in local Mayan communities in Toledo, Belize through an early childhood developmentapproach focusing on pre-natal care, nutrition monitoring in the critical window of opportunity, and school health interventions atthe primary school level.
Voice and Action Social Accountability for Improved Service Delivery <p>The PDO is to support the improvement of service delivery in schools, health centers and communes, for rural households in select ed districts. This will be achieved by local government and service providers engaging with communities in the ISAF process (access toinformation, open budgets, citizen monitoring) to improve performance and responsiveness.</p>
Judicial Reform Support Project The project development objective is to strengthen judicial transparency and efficiency in courts financed by the JRSP.
HIV/AIDS Program Development Project Reducing the risk of HIV infections through behavior change.  Improving access to HIV/AIDS counseling, testing and care services.
PK Pakistan Earthquake ERC The project objectives are to support the efforts of the Government of Pakistan to:  (i) Reduce the immediate suffering resulting from the effects of the earthquake and restore livelihoods destroyed by the earthquake; (ii) Restore basic services to the affected population and rebuild public infrastructure; and (iii) Start the recovery and reconstruction process.
Promoting Young Womenâ€™s Livelihoods and Nutrition Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve access to community-based nutrition and livelihoods services among selected yo ung women in Sasie Tsaeda Emba and Seharty Samre, Tigray.
SL-National Social Action Project The project development objective is to assist war-affected or otherwise vulnerable communities to restore infrastructure and services and build local capacity for collective action, and assist vulnerable households to access temporary employment opportunities, with priority given to areas not previously serviced by the government, newly accessible areas (those which were under rebel control until Jan 2002), food insecure areas, and the most vulnerable population groups within those areas.
Creating Inclusive Business Models for Marginalized Tribal Communities in Odisha, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh The proposed PDO is to create employment and sustainable livelihood opportunities to reduce poverty amongst the unemployed youth, women and other marginalized communities in the tribal regions of Odisha, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh through supporting their traditional and artisanal skills.
Sierra Leone Artisanal Mining Community Development and Sustainable Livelihoods The development objectives of this project are to pilot community-driven capacity building, empowerment, and participatory decision-making in artisanal and small scale mining communities, enhance social accountability and promote closer cooperation on environmental and social challenges and increase the participation, and enhance the overall sustainable livelihoods of women and other vulnerable groups in artisanal communities. A parallel objective is to support the transition into alternative and more sustainable livelihoods, especially in the agriculture sector, for diamond ASM communities.
JSDF POVERTY REDUCTION AND WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP THE "PRIME" PROJECT The objective of the Project is to develop a mechanism to promote sustainable grassroots capacity development for vulnerable women in poor villages, which would include: (a) building basic skills in microfinance, small business management, rights awareness, and community organizing; (b) developing information and communication systems and media to promote information sharing across poor communities; (c) developing and strengthening organizations that can provide training and support services to community-level PRIME ("Perempuan Indonesia Memimpin", or "Indonesian Women Leaders") programs; and (d) developing multi-stakeholder fora to promote targeted problem solving for poor women villagers.
Public Financial Management Reforms for Institutional Strengthening The project development objective (PDO) is to improve domestic revenue mobilization systems, and strengthen financial control and accountability in public finances.
Sri Lanka - Local Level Nutrition Interventions for the Northern Province - RE The project will assist the Government of Sri Lanka's efforts to reduce the compounded effects of the global food and financial crisis on the displaced populations in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka, by reducing malnutrition rates among pregnant and lactating women and children below five years of age.
Accelerating Rural Women's Access to Markets and Trade The project aims to contribute to womenâ€™s economic empowerment and improve livelihoods through enhanced agricultural production andaccess to markets. The underlying rationale is to equip women with relevant knowledge and skills as well as enhance their leadership and organizational capabilities to enable them become drivers of their own social and economic transformation.
JSDF-INDONESIA CREATIVE COMMUNITIES The Project consists of the following parts: (a) Mobilizing Creative Communities: Provision of support for the development of national, provincial, district, and sub-district planning guidelines that provide practical guidance for including cultural dimension into the KDP planning process. (b) Capacity Development in Using Cultural Creativity to Reduce Poverty: Provision of training and mentoring support in the form of packages of capacity building facilities to poor communities to assist them in managing their cultural activities and marketing their skills. (c) Creative Communities Fund: Provision of block grants to local communities, based on a set of clearly-defined conditions, to be used for village planning and community empowerment, and to promote engagement of the very poor with community leaderships through the use of arts and cultural activities. (d) Promoting the Engagement of Marginal Groups: Provision of block grants to be awarded by provincial and district committees, and administered through an NGO to be selected to execute the subproject, to respond to the specific needs of an areas through funding of local artists and organization to work with poor regions to overcome socio-cultural problems that perpetuate poverty. (e) Monitoring the Participation of the Poorest Groups: Conducting an assessment of improvements in intra-village poverty targeting, gained as a result of this grant. (f) Strengthening Grass-roots Organizations/CCF Committees on Program Management: Provision of resources to fund the management costs of the Yayasan Kelola and honoraria for the provincial, district and sub-district Creative Committees involved at the grass-roots levels with communities. g) Documentation of Best Practices and Lessons Learned: production of a video documentary in Indonesian and English languages to feature the implementation process and lessons learned from the program
EL SALVADOR Agricultural and Energy Risk Management An Integral Strategy to Cope with Drought and Food Insecurity The name of the Project has been reduced as AGRO-ENERGIA. The grant will assist poor farmers living in the dry eastern region adapt their farming practices to better cope with drought, food insecurity, and high and volatile prices of agricultural and energy inputs. The farmers have been affected by the global crisis which severely contracted the economy, and which was only partly mitigated by a temporary safety net mostly for vulnerable urban poor. These farmers are increasingly more vulnerable as their traditional agricultural practices are becoming less productive as a result of climate changes and more costly as a result of the price volatilitiesof their essential inputs caused by the global crisis.
Addressing Youth Violence through Cultural and Music Learning The main objective of the grant is to develop an innovative approach forcrime prevention and youth social integration by using participative cultural and musical learning and networking activities in marginal areas in El Salvador.
Support for Promotion of Sustainable Livelihoods in the Pool Department To improve access to livelihoods in selected communities in the Pool Department.
Bhutan Community-Based Rural Entrepreneurship Project The project development objective is to generate new and more productive employment for the poor and vulnerable youth in selected dz ongkhags in southwestern Bhutan
Papuan Women's Empowerment Project (PAWE The objective of the Project is to empower poor women in Papua by increasing their participation in implementation and decision-making processes in the community driven development program (PNPM Rural and RESPEK) so that they are better able to benefit from the program and address their needs and priorities through i) strengthening existing women's organizations and networks to provide leadership, training, and advocacy to women at the village level, ii) building capacity of individual women through demand driven capacitybuilding and training opportunities, iii) building awareness and capacity of PNPM Rural/RESPEK project staff and other key stakeholders such as village leaders and government officials to promote greater gender equality.
Engaging the Poor for Good Governance and Fighting Corrruption in South Asia The PDO is to enhance the development impact, sustainability and client ownership of pro poor projects in Bangladesh and Nepal financed by the World bank, by promoting civil society operational engagement, experience and capacity to demand better governance. CSO engagement in project design ad implementation will enhance project transparency and accountability and long term citizen commitment.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT & INCLUSION The grant's main development objective is to contribute to increased social cohesion in Georgia through the social integration of yo uth from different ethnic, regional, and rural communities to mainstream social, economic and political life. This project will prom ote and support the empowerment and participation of young people in the economic and social life of their communities, through the establishment of youth-friendly spaces, pilot business development initiatives for young entrepreneurs and by providing capacity-bui lding support to agencies working on youth issues at the local level. The grant will focus on disadvantaged regions and ethnically d iverse communities.
Tamil Nadu Empowerment and Poverty Reduction The project development objective would be to empower the poor and improve livelihoods through: (a) developing and strengthening pro-poor local institutions/groups (including Village Panchayats); (b) building skills and capacities of the poor; and (c) financing productive demand-driven sub-project investments.
VN-Avian Influenza Emergency Recovery Pr The development objectives of the project are threefold in support of the National Action Plan for the control of Avian Influenza Epedemic: (a) to strengthen disease surveillance and diagnostic capacity in the control of HPAI; (b) to strengthen the poultry sector infrastructure to better cope with serious disease outbreaks; and (c) to safeguard human health by improving public awareness and information.