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COVID-Resilient Elections in Timor-Leste COVID-Resilient Elections in Timor-Leste
Study on Political Context Analysis in Ethiopia with emphasis on Gender Equality in Politics Study on Political Context Analysis in Ethiopia with emphasis on Gender Equality in Politics
Audited Financial Statements 2016 Audited Financial statements for International IDEA.
Signature publication - core funds contribution Signature publication - core funds contribution
Contextualizing the Common Framework for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Federalism - Nepal. Phase 1 & Phase 2 of the 3 phase project Contextualizing the Common Framework for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Federalism - Nepal. Phase 1 & Phase 2 of the 3 phase project
CBP - Post Conflict Constitutional Building CBP - Post Conflict Constitutional Building
Cooperación de la UE con el Parlamento Uruguayo Cooperación de la UE con el Parlamento Uruguayo
Support to Dialogues Praia, Addis & Kigali Workshops Support to Dialogues Praia, Addis & Kigali Workshops
Technical Assistance on Electoral, Political and Constitutional Reform in the Southern Cone and Andean Region Technical Assistance on Electoral, Political and Constitutional Reform in the Southern Cone and Andean Region
Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution initiative Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution initiative
Support to democratic dialogues in Vietnam Support to democratic dialogues in Vietnam
STEP Democracy Support To Electoral Processes and Democracy In Myanmar - FNF STEP Democracy Support To Electoral Processes and Democracy In Myanmar - FNF
Professional Development and Resources in Elections Professional Development and Resources in Elections
Political Parties and EMBs dialogue for peaceful electoral processes Political Parties and EMBs dialogue for peaceful electoral processes
Political Training Academy for Women Leader of the Senate Political Training Academy for Women Leader of the Senate
Promocion de la igualidad de genero en politica y elecciones en Paraguay Promocion de la igualidad de genero en politica y elecciones en Paraguay
Phase 2 - Youth Dialogues on Constitutional Reform in Lebanon Phase 2 - Youth Dialogues on Constitutional Reform in LebanonYouth Dialogues on Constitutional Reform in Lebanon
Contribution to public debate on democracy Contribution to public debate on democracy
RAP 2023 - Democracy Assessment and Political Analysis in Asia and the Pacific RAP 2023 - Democracy Assessment and Political Analysis in Asia and the Pacific
Citizen Engagement and Social Movements in Politics Citizen Engagement and Social Movements in Politics
AWA TU - 2023 - Support Constitution Building AWA TU - 2023 - Support Constitution Building
RAP 2022- Constitution Building Processes in Asia and the Pacific RAP 2022- Constitution Building Processes in Asia and the Pacific
Support to Nepal Constitution (April-Dec 2016) Support to Nepal Constitution (April-Dec 2016)
Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform (PCREP) Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform (PCREP)
Supporting strategic country-level initiatives to consolidate and strenghten democracy in LAC Supporting strategic country-level initiatives to consolidate and strenghten democracy in LAC
Board of Advisers "The project will include the organization of 2-3 Board of Advisers meetings, as well as the engagment of Board of Advisers members before and after those meetings."
The Inter-Agency Information Center Awaaz Afghanistan The Inter-Agency Information Center (Awaaz Afghanistan) is a joint initiative between multiple UN agencies and partners, Awaaz Afghanistan is being implemented by UNOPS with financial support from the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF), the European Commission Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO), the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the World Food Programme (WFP), and the UN Women.\nAwaaz Afghanistan is a proposed One United Nations initiative that will help to ensure efficient and effective coordination of UN and partner agencies, funds, and programmes (AFPs) operating in Afghanistan. \n
Support to Cities Alliance: Supporting Urban Integration of Displacement-Affected Communities (SUIDAC) Cities Alliance, hosted and administered by UNOPS, is a global partnership for the promotion of the role of cities in poverty reduction and sustainable development. Headquartered in Brussels and supported by a Secretariat, it is a unique partnership with a diverse membership including – global organisations of local authorities, national governments, international non-governmental organisations, foundations, knowledge networks and multilateral organisations – which have come together to strengthen both impacts and coherence in urban development. \n\nIn response to the growing urban challenges posed by forced displacement and migration, Cities Alliance has launched an innovative initiative: Supporting Urban Integration of Displacement-Affected Communities (SUIDAC). This ambitious four-year programme, funded by the European Union with a €30 million grant, aims to foster the sustainable integration of displaced populations and their host communities in key cities across Sub-Saharan Africa.\n\nTarget cities include Kananga and Tshikapa in DRC, Assosa and Jigjiga in Ethiopia, Borama and Gabiley in Somalia, Atbara (TBC) in Sudan, and Koboko and Arua in Uganda.\n
Humanitarian Call Centre Awaaz Afghanistan Awaaz Afghanistan is Afghanistan’s first nationwide inter-agency humanitarian call centre. It offers a single point of contact for all Afghans, including returnees and those affected by conflict and natural disasters, to receive critical information about available assistance and support, as well as to register feedback and complaints about the response.\nAn estimated 6.3 million Afghans are currently in need of life-saving assistance. In an effort to respond to the humanitarian crisis, and enhance accountability and two-way communication in Afghanistan, the World Food Programme initiated and funded the call centre, identifying UNOPS as the implementing partner, jointly funded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. UNOPS secured additional funding for the centre from the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund and the European Commission Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations.\n
EU Governance Facility for Somalia EU Governance Facility for Somalia aims to contribute to the advancement of key inclusive political priorities in Somalia through mobilizing expertise and operational/organizational resources to support the political settlements, constitutional reform, and electoral and democratisation processes as well as other priority areas in inclusive governance as identified with the stakeholders.\n
Improving Nigeria's Industrial Energy Performance (IEE) and Resource Efficient Cleaner Production (RECP) through Programmatic Approaches and the Promotion of Innovation in Clean Technology Solutions The project will accelerate the adoption of industrial energy efficiency (IEE) and to improve enterprise environmental performance through the mainstreaming of ISO50001 compliant Energy Management Systems (EnMS) and Industrial Energy Systems Optimization (ESO); under the wider umbrella of Resource Efficiency and Cleaner Production (RECP) best practices and innovative approaches within selected small, medium and large scale industrial enterprises in Nigeria.
Promoting social stabilization through entrepreneurship development for youth in north-eastern Nigeria The project aims to enhance social stabilisation and economic resilience among youth in northeastern Nigeria through entrepreneurship education. By providing trade and entrepreneurial competencies, the project increases youth employability, as well as encourages self-employment through youth-initiated businesses and enterprises.  In coordination with the Nigerian Educational and Research Development Council (NERDC), UNIDO has developed a revised trade and entr epreneurship curricula to be implemented at senior secondary schools. The project is supporting the piloting and implementation of the revised curricula at six schools in three northeastern states in Nigeria # Bauchi, Adamawa and Gombe. Upon successful completion of the pilot, UNIDO aims to roll out the programme nationally.
Child project of the Global clean hydrogen programme of Nigeria The present Child Project of Nigeria 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 Nigeria, to ensure its net zero development with social considerations and benefits
NAP in Nigeria Improve national capacity and capability for the management of mercury in the Nigerian Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining (ASGM) sector through the preparation of a National Action Plan (NAP) the Minamata Convention on mercury
OPERATIONALIZATION OF THE UNIDO REGIONAL CENTRE FOR SMALL HYDRO POWER IN AFRICA, ABUJA, NIGERIA - PHASE 2 OPERATIONALIZATION OF THE UNIDO REGIONAL CENTRE FOR SMALL HYDRO POWER IN AFRICA, ABUJA, NIGERIA - PHASE 2
Minamata Initial Assessment in Nigeria Pre-ratification activities under the Minamata Convention completed to enable policy and strategic decision making and to prioritize areas for future interventions.
GEF GOLD+ in Nigeria: Enhancing the formalization and mercury-free gold in Nigeria Child project part of the GOLD+ programme on artisanal gold mining under the leadership of Conservation International and with funding from the GEF. This project was a component of a broader national project on mercury in Nigeria. The GEF Sec requested to separate the component on artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) from the national programme and to include it in the GOLD+ programme that is dedicated to ASGM.
The Country Service Framework of Nigeria (Phase II): Nigerian Textile Cluster Development
HFC Phase Down Management Plan - Nigeria Following the outcomes of the 80th Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol and subsequently Decision 80/50(e), funding was approved for Nigeria to carry out Enabling Activities for HFC phase-down to facilitate the early ratification and implementation of the Kigali Amendment that has been completed in 2018, by incorporate Customs Codes for HFCs and Quota System to facilitate monitoring of HFCs importation and Develop ODS Alternatives Data Hub.
A public private partnership approach to cassava value chain development UNIDO has been invited by Robert Bosch GmbH to participate in a round table stakeholders meeting on cassava value addition for farmers and SMEs in the Lagos and Ogun State, Nigeria. Bosch#s Packaging Technology, Business Development Division is a member of the German Association of Engineers VDMA which has a strategic partnership with UNIDO.  The project is in line with the in line with the UNIDO Country programme for Nigeria, Theme A # Poverty reduction through production activities, Component 2 on Agribusiness and agro industry development.
Investment and Technology Promotion Office (ITPO) in Nigeria In June 2014, the Minister of Industry, Economy and Investment of Nigeria officially requested UNIDO to establish a UNIDO Investment and Technology Investment Promotion Office (ITPO) in Nigeria. The purpose of this project would be to assist the Nigerian Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment in promoting both inward and domestic investments as well as technology transfer as a means to expand and diversify the local manufacturing sector. The long term objective of the project is to drive the process for rapid industrial development, create jobs and expand the industrial base of Nigeria and the ECOWAS region. Specifically, the focus of the ITPO will be to promote investment, technology acquisition and transfer and industrial cooperation between developed countries inward (into Nigeria) and outward (to West and Central Africa) in collaboration with UNIDO#s ITPO Network. UNIDO ITPO Nigeria will support the inclusive and sustainable industrialization efforts in Nigeria by identifying, attracting and mo bilizing the financial, technological, and other required resources and enhancing investments with development impact. The activities will also focus on capacity-building of partners and on supporting SMEs through the mobilization of knowhow, expertise, technology and capital from companies and institutions in de
Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship Forum - Job Fair One of the overriding goals of the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment (FMTI) is working towards enhanced capacity for value addition and creating employment opportunities.  The FMTI does this by promoting private sector investment through the creation of enabling environment that would stimulate human capacity development, efficiency, productivity and profitability of trade and investments in the country. With Nigeria#s unemployment rate which stands roughly at 23%, the FMTI#s mandate among others is to generate 3.1 million annually till the end of 2015 which will ultimately lead to the creation of wealth in local communities around the country and ultimately make Nigeria competitive in terms of human resources with required skills and competencies to achieve the Nigeria Vision 20:2020.  UNIDO has been requested by the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment (FMTI) to assist in their efforts in initiating sustainable policies and strategies to tackling youth unemployment through organizing entrepreneurship and career fairs for unemployed university graduates and secondary school leavers (between the ages of 18 and 35 years). The forum will be held in two major cities in Nigeria (Lagos and Abuja). It is expected that a minimum of 1,000 university graduates and secondary school leavers will benefi
EMPOWERMENT OF RETURNEES AND OTHER COMMUNITIES IN SARDAUNA LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF TARABA STATE, NIGERIA EMPOWERMENT OF RETURNEES AND OTHER COMMUNITIES IN SARDAUNA LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF TARABA STATE, NIGERIA
Industrial Information System and Computer Refurbishment The project aimed to benefit family members, the community, and the private sector, through the increased supply of qualified skilled entrepreneurs, creation of employment opportunities, provision of goods and services, income generation, and increased investment for the expansion of MSMEs.
Revised Country Programme of Cooperation between UNIDO and the Federal Republic of Nigeria The Country Programme (CP) of cooperation between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) was developed to cover the period from 2009 to 2012. As provided in the CP agreement, UNIDO was requested to revise the CP to take into account the economic transformation agenda of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) and other emerging priorities of the government.  This revised CP (2012-2016) is a continuation of UNIDO#s technical cooperation in Nigeria as agreed in 2009. It takes into consideration the lessons of experience learnt during the implementation period 2009-2012, recommendations of the Independent UNIDO Country Evaluation Report, (UNIDO 2011) and the Federal Government#s Key Priorities as set out in the Transformation Agenda. In revising this CP, particular attention has been paid to the FMTI#s proposed Industrial Revolution Plan.  As with previous CP, UNIDO in cooperation with the FMTI will review this CP regularly and make appropriate adjustments in line with the needs of the country. Funds mobilisation for the successful implementation of the CP will be jointly undertaken by UNIDO and the Government.
Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production Programme in Nigeria In January of 2016, the PTC Managing Director (PTC-MD) traveled on an official mission to Nigeria. The aim of the mission was to consolidate the partnership/collaboration between Nigeria#s focal and counterpart ministry to UNIDO - Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI) and other relevant Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs) at the federal and state levels. The PTC-MD met and presented UNIDO#s global programmes and continued commitments to Federal Ministers of responsible for the; Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Water Resources and Rural Development, Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, Ministry of  Agriculture, and Ministry of Environment. And the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria During discussions with the Minister of Environment, Ms. Amina Mohammed, (now UN Deputy Secretary General) took note of the broad cooperation developed between UNIDO and her Ministry when helping Nigeria meet its obligations under various multilateral environment agreements (MP, POPs), but also in areas such a renewable energy, waste management, and resource efficient and cleaner production. Of special interest to the Minister Ms. Amina are a review of the regulatory environment, its effectiveness and adequacy in modern times. In this regards, UN
THE COUNTRY SERVICE FRAMEWORK OF NIGERIA (PHASE II):  INVESTMENT COMPONENT (PROJECT FORMULATION)
Strengthening the capacity of local micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises and  manufacturers to produce high-quality personal protective equipment and healthcare products Strengthen capacity of selected local MSMEs/manufacturers including at least 30% women-led and 20% youth-led businesses to upgrade the production processes and adopt standards and technical regulations as a reference for production of high-quality PPEs and healthcare products to meet local demand and for export to ECOWAS sub-region
Cleantech Innovation Programme for Startups and Small Medium Enterprises in Nigeria In 2011, UNIDO, with the support of the GEF and the Government of South Africa, successfully implemented the #Greening the COP17# project. One of the four components of the project focused on the design and implementation of the first South Africa Clean Technology Competition (2011 SA Cleantech) for green entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with innovative ideas and concepts in the areas of energy efficiency, renewable energy and green building practices. The competition was coordinated by the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) through the National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa (NCPC-SA), in cooperation with the Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA), the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), the Technology Innovation Agency (TIA), etc. All participants were given the opportunity to present their products on energy efficiency, renewables and green buildings and get feedback, while the best went to receive additional training, mentoring and access to Cleantech networking events . The success of the project, which attracted a wide range of private-sector interest, identified 24 semi-finalist companies and 3 winners across three categories, allowing it to go into a second phase in 2013. The success of the SA Cleantech saw the project quickly expending
Preparation of a feasibility study for an industrial park at Ibigwe field in Imo State, Nigeria The purpose of this project is to support Waltersmith Petroman Oil Ltd with the development of an industrial park at Ibigwe field in Imo State of Nigeria, which will serve to create a value chain for petroleum in Nigeria, a country known for exporting most of its crude oil and importing downstream products for the domestic market. The project will prepare a conceptual feasibility study for the industrial park in line with the step-wise approach presented in UNIDO#s recently published #International Guidelines for Industrial Parks#. Prior to partnering with Waltersmith, UNIDO, subject to UNIDO Policy on Business Sector Partnerships (DGB/2017/17), conducted a compulsory due diligence exercise in June 2020, clearing the way for further engagement.  WalterSmith has acquired 65 ha of land for the industrial park, which hosts a recently inaugurated refinery with a capacity of 5,000 barrels/day. Waltersmith has launched the expansion of the refinery and targets a processing capacity of 50,000 b/p of refined oil products, i.e. kerosene, diesel, petrol and jet fuel, which will pave way for other petrochemical industries to establish at the proposed industrial park. The park will also include a gas power plant that will provide reliable and affordable power to the park, which in itself will be an attraction for future te
Country Programme for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development in Nigeria 2018 - 2022 This Country Programme is the second UNIDO Country Programme with the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It is aimed at enhancing Nigeria#s drive towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) in line with the Lima Declaration adopted on 2nd December 2013 during the 15th session of General Conference of UNIDO.  The Country Programme is aligned to the priorities of the Federal Government of Nigeria as outlined in the Nigeria Vision 20:2020 (NV 20:2020), the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) and the Nigerian Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP). The Country Programme is designed to build on the achievements of past Country Service Frameworks and the first Country Programme implemented by UNIDO.  The Country Programme is an integral part of the United Nations Sustainable Development Partnership Framework (UNSDPF) of the UNCT in Nigeria, and efforts will be made to strengthen synergies and minimize duplication by collaborating closely with other development partners, as well as state and non-state actors, including the private sector in the country during implementation.  The Country Programme will guide UNIDO#s interventions in Nigeria from 2018 to 2022. The Federal Government of Nigeria assumes the responsibility of mobilizing funds for the implementation of the Country Programme,
COUNTRY PROGRAMME FOR NIGERIA, 2009-2012 COUNTRY PROGRAMME FOR NIGERIA, 2009-2012
ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT IN THE REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING SECTOR Pilot project for maintaining energy efficiency in refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) servicing sector
HCFC Phase-out Management Plan (Stage I, First Tranche) Consistent with Decision XIX/6 of the Parties and Decision 54/39 of the Executive Committee the HPMP of Nigeria aims in the long term to phase out the consumption of HCFCs.
SUPPORTING INTEGRATED AND COMPREHENSIVE APPROACHES TO CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN AFRICA - AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING SUB-COMPONENT
Supporting Nigeria#s Staple Crop Processing Zones (SCPZs) The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) of Nigeria called a working session at URO Nigeria on 05 November to present a Government initiative to develop Staple Crop Processing Zones (SCPZs).  UNIDO was requested to lead the formulation of a Master Plan for the SCPZ programme. Specific services required from UNIDO include:  - Provision of technical knowledge on the development of agro processing industrial zones; - Provision of success stories and lessons learned from relevant experience from other countries; - Management of a team of external experts to gather data/information for the Master Plan in a short period of time; and - Formulation of the Master plan through coordination with various stakeholders including government officials, international development agencies, agro value chain actors, state governments and private investors etc.
Leather Products Training and Production Centre for Stimulating Employment Creation and Rural Economic Growth in Delta State through leather products MSMEs development The proposed project will support the Delta State Government initiatives in promoting non-oil sector with particular emphasis on enhancing the state industrial productive capacities through value addition and fostering technological upgrading of the footwear and leather products sector.
Country Programme Nigeria 2009-2012; Component C1.4-Industrial Energy Efficiency