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Initiative to ensure a family environment to children and adolescents in La Paz department PROGRAMMA PER GARANTIRE E RESTITUIRE IL DIRITTO A VIVERE IN FAMIGLIA DI BAMBINE, BAMBINI E ADOLESCENTI DEI DIPARTIMENTI DI LA PAZ. Fondo in loco <br>The initiative contributes to the promotion of childhood and adolescent rights, promoting development, legal protection, the participation of society and institutional strengthening in the departments of La Paz eCochabamba<br><br> L'iniziativa contribuisce alla promozione dei diritti dell'infanzia e dell'adolescenza, promuovendo lo sviluppo,la tutela legale, la partecipazione della società e il rafforzamento istituzionale nei dipartimenti di La Paz eCochabamba
Family greenhouse construction to increase food safety through the consumption of vegetables and the commercialization of surplus producion Costruzione di serre familiari per rafforzare la sicurezza alimentare per mezzo del consumo di verdure e ortaggi The project aims at increasing food access especially with regard to vegetables both for consumption and commercialization, through the construction of family greenhouses. Il progetto mira ad aumentare l'accesso agli alimenti ed in particolare la disponibilità di ortaggi e verdure per il consumo e la commercializzazione, mediante la costruzione di serre familiari.
Development process models conservation and strategies for improvement of genetic resources of agrobiodiversity of Bolivia FONDO IN LOCO - Modelli di conservazione e di valorizzazione economica e sociale delle risorse fitogenetiche dell'agrobiodiversità Development process models conservation and strategies for improvement of genetic resources of agrobiodiversity of Bolivia FONDO IN LOCO - Modelli di conservazione e di valorizzazione economica e sociale delle risorse fitogenetiche dell'agrobiodiversità
Fondo COVID-19_AID_011457:Small seeds, great opportunities Fondo COVID-19_AID_011457:Piccoli semi, grandi opportunità Fondo COVID-19_AID_011457:The project aims at increasing the economic and political power of the farmer families belonging to the community of Cochabamba and Tarija by strengthening their ecological competencies, production and marketing skills Fondo COVID-19_AID_011457:Il progetto mira ad aumentare l'agency economica e politica delle famiglie contadine associate delle comunità di Cochabamba e Tarija attraverso il consolidamento delle proprie competenze, la produzione e commercializzazione ecologica e la capacità d'incidenza
UNDERWAY - economic development of the rural communities along the INCA trail INCAMMINO - sviluppo economico delle comunità rurali dell'area di influenza del Cammino INCA The initiative aims at the development and the sustainable use of the natural and cultural heritage as well as at the use of new technologies in the sector of the community tourism in order to achieve the economic development of the rural communities along the INCA trail L'iniziativa mira alla valorizzazione e all'uso sostenibile del patrimonio naturale e culturale e all'applicazione di nuove tecnologie nel settore del turismo comunitario, per ottenere lo sviluppo economico delle comunità rurali lungo il Cammino INCA
Fondo COVID-19_AID_011468: SI-AD Strategies for the inclusion of disabled children in the socio-educational and health services in Bolivia Fondo COVID-19_AID_011468: SI-AD Strategie di inclusione nei servizi socio-sanitari e scolastici Fondo COVID-19_AID_011468: Application of the comunitary based rehabilitation strategy suggested by WHO  in order to potentiate the social, health and educational response in favour of disabled children in Bolivia Fondo COVID-19_AID_011468: Applicazione della strategia dell'OMS di riabilitazione su base comunitaria RBC potenziando la risposta sociale, sanitaria ed educativa a favore delle persone con disabilità
TRILATERAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AMAZON WITHOUT FIRE - LOCAL FUND F.LOCO - PROGRAMMA COOPERAZIONE TRILATERALE AMAZZONIA SENZA FUOCO TRILATERAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AMAZON WITHOUT FIRE PROGRAMMA COOPERAZIONE TRILATERALE AMAZZONIA SENZA FUOCO - FONDO IN LOCO
Technical assistance to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism Fondo in Loco Fase II Programma di assistenza tecnica al Ministero di Cultura e Turismo Technical assistance to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism Fondo in Loco Fase II Programma di assistenza tecnica al Ministero di Cultura e Turismo
Project for sustaining the integrated management of Rio Grande, Santa Cruz, Bolivia (Angirg) PROGRAMMA DI APPOGGIO ALL'AREA NATURALE DI GESTIONE INTEGRATA DEL RIO GRANDE, SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA (ANGIRG) The project aims at improving the capacity of the population of Santa Cruz valleys to adapt to climate change as well as to its impact on the hydrological cycle. Il progetto è finalizzato a migliorare le capacità di adattamento della popolazone delle valli di Santa Cruz ai cambiamenti climatici ed al relativo impatto sul ciclo idrologico
PROJECT FOR SUSTAINING THE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF RIO GRANDE , SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA (ANGIRG) PROGRAMMA DI APPOGGIO ALL'AREA NATURALE DI GESTIONE INTEGRATA DEL RIO GRANDE, SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA (ANGIRG) The project aims at improving the capacity of the population of Santa Cruz valleys to adapt to climate change as well as to its impact on the hydrological cycle. Il progetto è finalizzato a migliorare le capacità di adattamento della popolazione delle valli di Santa Cruz ai cambiameti climatici e al relativ impatto sul ciclo idrologico
Fondo COVID-19_AID_011483: Pachamama: protagonism of rural women in the achievement of food sovereignty in Bolivia Fondo COVID-19_AID_011483: Pachamama: protagonismo delle donne rurali per l'affermazione della sovranità alimentare in Bolivia Fondo COVID-19_AID_011483: the initiative aims at enhancing the central role of rural women in the achievement of food sovereignty and of the right to adequate food in the Departments of Cochabamba and La Paz Fondo COVID-19_AID_011483: l'iniziativa mira a favorire la centralità delle donne rurali per l'affermazione della sovranità alimentare e del diritto all'alimentazione adeguata nei Dipartimenti di Cochabamba e La Paz
Training of wildlife national service Programma di formazione dei guardiaparchi del servizio nazionale delle aree protette - FE Training of wildlife national service Il programma intende addestrare e formare il personale del servizio nazionale delle aree protette e gli stakeholders legati alla gestione sostenibile ed allo sviluppo delle areee protette del Parco Nazionale di Madidi
QALAUMA: An alternative model of social rehabilitation and crime prevention for children in conflict with the law in Bolivia QALAUMA: UN MODELLO ALTERNATIVO DI RIABILITAZIONE SOCIALE E PREVENZIONE PER I MINORI IN CONFLITTO CON LA LEGGE IN BOLIVIA The project aims at implementing  an innovative model in Bolivia for the social rehabilitation and reintegration of minors in conflict with the law. It will also include the completion of the frst juvenile detention facility in the country Il progetto si prefigge di garantire l'implementazione di programmi alternativi di riabilitazione e risocializzazione per adolescenti e giovani in conflitto con la legge. Includerà il completamento della prima struttura di detenzione minorile del paese.
Programme of istitutional building for management of the cultural Heritage - Grant Programma di rafforzamento istituzionale per la gestione del patrimonio culturale nel Dipartimento di La Paz - Dono al Governo Programme of istitutional building for management of the cultural Heritage - Grant Programma di rafforzamento istituzionale per la gestione del patrimonio culturale nel Dipartimento di La Paz - Dono al Governo Programma di rafforzamento istituzionale per la gestione del patrimonio culturale nel Dipartimento di La Paz - Dono al Governo Programma di rafforzamento istituzionale per la gestione del patrimonio culturale nel Dipartimento di La Paz - Dono al Governo
Advancing Comprehensive Community-Based HIV Services to Achieve Epidemic Control in Namibia under the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2021 Grants
GH19-1931 Assisting the Namibia Ministry of Health and Social Services to Achieve Epidemic Control under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2019 Grants
Restoration of degraded land Establish bamboo plantations in degraded lands, smallholder farm lands. Overall, it is aimed to restore 1175 hectares of degraded land. During the Year 1 (Oct 2016 - Dec 2017), a total of 302.42 hectares of degraded lands were restored with bamboo plantation with 174, 101 plants. In Ethiopia, a total of 256 hectares were planted with 154, 201 bamboo plants which includes planting of micro-scale plantations in 582 small holder farms (205M/377F) with 7030 bamboo plants. In Kenya, eight hectares of degraded land / river bank planting were undertaken with planting 4000 bamboo plants in Vihiga county. In Uganda, a total of 38.25 hectares of bamboo plantation were established with 15, 900 bamboo plants. During year 2 of the programme, a total of 514.24 hectares were restored with 363,780 bamboo plants. In Ethiopia, 308.92 hectares were restored with 275,011 plants. In Kenya, a total of 89.52 hectares were planted with 36,996 plants.In Uganda, a total of 115.83 hectares were restored with 51,773 plants. During the year 3 of the programme, a total of 761.12 hectares were restored with 455, 925 bamboo plants. In Ethiopia, a total of 402.76 hectares were restored with 310, 459 plants in 43 locations. In Kenya, a total of 216.61 hectares were planted with 89, 806 plants. In Uganda, a total of 141.75 hectares were restored with 55, 660 plants.
Providing a platform for increased dialogue between East African bamboo producers and investors and consumers from Africa, EU, China and multilateral funds East African bamboo companies display their products and meet with investors and consumers via 5 international, regional and national trade fairs/forums/congresses held in China (1), EU (1), Ethiopia (1), Kenya and Uganda (1) over the course of the project. Moso international and other interested Dutch and Chinese companies will also be able to use these events as a platform for building relations and trade partnerships. These events will include an China-EU-East Africa Forum meeting held in the Netherlands in partnership with Wageningen UR, as well as significant presence at the first International Bamboo and Rattan Congress in Beijing in September 2017; 1 East Africa bamboo investor study tour held in year 3 of the project for African, Chinese, Dutch, and multilateral investment funds; East African bamboo companies and, or, Governments supported to develop at least 3 loan/grant proposals for multilateral funds, such as the CFC and IFAD. Overall, the programme co-organised side event in two international congress / forum: Bamboost conference at WUR, the Netherlands; and the Bamboo and Rattan Congress: BARC 2018 at P.R. of China. The programme also participated in 3rd International Conference on Bamboo Application at China, jointly organised by INBAR, Fujian University and WUR. The programme organised / facilitated participation in 13 national / regional level trade fairs and most importantly the programme organised one investor study tour along with stakeholder consultant meeting at Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda with participation of 106 stakeholders. In total, three grant / loan project was prepared and submitted. Out of which one grant is currently under implementation and another grant proposal is in final stages of approval.
Ethiopia Bamboo Strategy and Action Plan Develop bamboo strategy and action plan
Bamboo Brought Under Sustainable Management Bamboo forests and farms in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda are not sustainably management owing to the lack of technical skills. The project aimed to bring 1500 hectares under sustainable management. During Year 2 of the project, a total of 735 hectares of bamboo are brought under sustainable harvesting and management regime. During Year 3, a total of 467.65 hectares of bamboo forests and farms brought under sustainable management regime benefiting 1,289 smallholders.
STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING, AUDIT AND EVALUATION. To establish steering committees and generate audit/evaluation meetings
Regional Workshop on Bamboo Standards Development Conduct regional workshop with identified stakeholders to introduce the technical guidelines and bamboo standards, enabling them to become national trainers. The workshop will provide advice to national standards authorities on how to adopt bamboo standards and monitor compliance, as well as help to raise awareness among producers about the standard requirements of the EU for major bamboo-traded products.
Conduct physical, mechanical, chemical and anatomical tests for the two indigenous East African Bamboo Species 2 native species of Uganda (Yushania alpina and Oxytenanthera abyssinica), 1 native species (Yushania alpina) and 1 introduced species (Dendrocalamus asper) of Kenya were tested for their physical, mechanical, chemical and anatomical fibre properties to determine their suitability for different types of products. The tests will be conducted at International Center for Bamboo and Rattan, China in collaboration with Nanjing Forestry University - which has a highly modern test equipment. Four bamboo specimens (36 pieces’ each) of three species (Yushania alpina, Oxytenanthera abyssinica and Dendrocalamus asper) were collected from Kenya and Uganda from the most representative bamboo producing areas and the samples were delivered to ICBR. Based on the testing, a report on the physical, mechanical, chemical and anatomical property were published. The report can be found at: https://resource.inbar.int/download/showdownload.php?lang=cn&id=168016
Bamboost Conference Providing a platform for increased dialogue between East African bamboo producers and investors and consumers from Africa, EU and China
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MARKET ORIENTED PRODUCTS To publish test reports of bamboo species and LCA study on bamboo biomass conversion technology; to develop new bamboo product composite
BAMBOO PLANTING MATERIAL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS To strengthen bamboo planting material production systems and nurseries
MODEL ENTERPRISES FOR HOUSEHOLD CHARCOAL AND BIOMASS ENERGY To establish bio-energy industry, to demonstrate new technologies
NATIONAL AWARENESS FOR MARKET DEVELOPMENT To conduct workshops and awareness events for banks and financial institution and stakeholders; To publish product policy;
Set up a Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS) bamboo carbon forestry pilot project in Ethiopia and share lessons learned with Kenyan and Ugandan The China Green Carbon Foundation (CGCF) will work with INBAR to adapt existing Chinese standards for quantifying and monitoring bamboo forest carbon into VCS standards, allowing for bamboo offset projects to be traded internationally, benefiting investors in the EU, Africa and China. These standards will then be applied to establish an offset project in Ethiopia. CGCF and project partners will produce a publication on the this process and share findings from the initial pilot establishment with Kenya and Uganda partners via a regional training, thus enabling them to also apply the standards to their own climate change mitigation, reforestation and reduced deforestation national programmes. The project will publish 2 VCS standards and approximately 2,000 hectares of bamboo forests will be traded for offsets on either the VCS or CGCF platform by the end of the project. The concept notes for the methodology for VCS was submitted in November 2016. The first two steps such as (a) preparation and submission of methodology concept note and (b) VCS evaluation is completed and other steps involved are in progress.
SOUTH-SOUTH KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR POLICY MAKERS AND FUNCTIONARIES. To transfer knowledge, build capacity for policy makers and functionaries
MECHANISMS FOR ENSURING PROJECT GOAL AND ASSOCIATED MILESTONES To establish baseline and M&E frameworks
SUPPORT TO STRENGTHEN BAMBOO ASSOCIATION To strengthen the functional bamboo associations of- Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda; To help organise the annual general meetings
Conduct 3 national market assessments for Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda, primarily aimed at identifying bamboo value chains with big potential for upscaling The market studies will focus mainly on domestic markets, with a long-term view to supporting East African bamboo producers export their products regionally as well as to the EU. For the studies, national experts and chinese expert teams, consisting of a bamboo agronomist, a bamboo engineer/technologist, and a bamboo value chain and livelihood specialist, will work with the following national and Dutch partners in each country. 3 market study reports will be the key outputs of this activity. A value chain analysis and market assessment of bamboo products in Ethiopia was completed. The report was published online and can be found at http://resource.inbar.int/upload/file/1528002396.pdf A value chain analysis and market assessment of bamboo products in Kenya was completed. The report was published online and can be found at http://resource.inbar.int/upload/file/1527834159.pdf A value chain analysis and market assessment of bamboo products in Uganda was completed and can be found at http://resource.inbar.int/upload/file/1527834301.pdf
STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATION MECHANISM DEVELOPED To develop product and process standards; one Voluntary Guideline Standard (VGS); one FSC certified bamboo forest (1000 hectare)
Conduct 3 national awareness campaigns for East African Consumers INBAR in partnership with its national focal points will develop and implement a communications strategy for each country based on planned project activities to raise awareness about the potential of bamboo products among key consumer groups in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. These consumer groups will include private households, such as urban markets for charcoal, large public procurement programmes, such as those for school furniture under ministries of education, and several private sector stakeholders, such as horticulture (props, greenhouse construction, and bamboo chips to heat greenhouses) and tea estates (bamboo chips for tea drying). By the end of the project, at least 15,000 East African consumers (a minimum of 5,000 per country) reached through national awareness campaigns that will include – National press releases to coincide with bamboo resource assessments and market study publications; production of up to 5 policy briefs for public and private sector green procurement programmes by Month 24; 3 National workshops held by month 24 and 1 regional workshop with high media visibility held by month 36; radio, print and TV communication products released on identified bamboo value chains. Overall, the programme awareness activity reached to 12, 933 participants. Four policy briefs, two national strategy and action plan developed and proclaimed (Ethiopia and Kenya); and one bamboo policy developed and submitted to Cabinet in Kenya. The national strategies and action plan of Ethiopia and Uganda can be found at https://resource.inbar.int/download/showdownload.php?lang=cn&id=168053; https://resource.inbar.int/download/showdownload.php?lang=cn&id=168060. A total of 11 national workshops were organised with a participation of 536 stakeholders for development of national bamboo strategy and action plan. One regional workshop on bamboo policy / strategy organised. Three specific awareness and sensitisation video developed and broadcasted. Facilitated coverage and publication of 27 video and radio programmes / news in national TV and radio channels.
INVESTMENT PROMOTION To develop business model / cases for inclusion in respective investment commissions; to organise investor study tours
QUANTIFYING E. AFRICA REGION BAMBOO CARBON SINKS AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES; AND ESTABLISHING MECHANISMS TO FINANCE CARBON PROJECTS IN EAST AFRICA To establish bamboo carbon credit projects, to provide capacity building trainings
Dutch-Sino Bamboo Programme II The overall objective of the proposed programme is to enhance
climate change mitigation and adaptation benefits by developing inclusive and sustainable industrial and SME bamboo value
chains resulting in enhanced livelihood opportunities, food security and environment management in East Africa.
SUPPORT TO ESTABLISH AND OPERATIONALISE BAMBOO UNITS To establish and strengthen bamboo units ; to establish and operationalise national level multi-stakeholder platforms and regional level multi-stakeholder platforms
Conduct remote sensing national bamboo resource assessments for Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. Led by Tsinghua University and the International Centre for Bamboo and Rattan (ICBR), the project the team will use landsat images to determine bamboo species distribution, coverage, density and productivity in areas where it forms the canopy. National partners, the Ethiopian Ministry of Environment, Forests, and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Kenya Forest Research Institute (KEFRI), and the Uganda National Forest Authority (NFA), will make local assessments to verify remote sensing results with ground observations. To support African partners in this work, a regional training on the remote sensing assessment methodology will be held in Kenya. In addition to remote sensing, INBAR will also work with partners to share methods and train local authorities and community extension officers on how to conduct assessments of bamboo resources located outside of forests. The costs of such assessments will need to be borne by national or sub-national authorities. Activity 1.1 Outputs: 30 East Africans trained on bamboo remote sensing resource assessment by month 3; Method for assessing bamboo outside of forests developed and up to 3 local authorities per country trained through 3 courses (one per country); A regional bamboo resource assessment report by month 9. Tsinghua University team consisting of Prof. Peng Gong, Prof. Shuhua Qi, Dr. Duole Feng and Dr. Yuanyuan Zhao conducted a two days (13 and 14 January 2017) regional level remote sensing training for 20 GIS / inventory / remote sensing experts from four countries in Nairobi, Kenya . A scientific journal paper titled “Bamboo mapping of Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda for the year 2016 using multi-temporal Landsat imagery” was published in International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geo-information (Vol 66, 116-125). remote sensing based regional bamboo resource assessment report of Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda was published. The publication can be found at: http://resource.inbar.int/download/showdownload.php?lang=cn&id=167921. A web platform to view and measure the bamboo forest area developed and hosted in INBAR server http://bamboomap.inbar.int/ An mobile app was developed for assessing bamboo outside forests (homestead, farm boundary and block planting, and shelter belt planting). The web platform for mobile app can be found at (http://bambooafrica.inbar.int/). A total of six training was conducted for 99 participants at sub-national level
INCLUSIVE MARKET DEVELOPMENT To establish local market infrastructure. To organise international and domestic trade fairs; and create linkages with market outlet chain run by government
CAPACITY BUILDING OF LINE DEPARTMENT, LOCAL COMMUNITIES ON BAMBOO NURSERY, ON-FARM PLANTING, RESTORATION AND SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT To provide TOT trainings; To build capacities built for smallholders, extension workers and line department officials
First Bamboo Policy consultation workshop in Kenya Aid in formulation of bamboo policy of Kenya
CAPACITY BUILDING / TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND PROVISION OF BASIC EQUIPMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BDS FOR EAST AFRICAN SME’S To build capacity and technology transfer; to provide trainings on bamboo value chain and entrepreneurship