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CONSERVATION AND MONITORING OF SUMATRAN ELEPHANTS IN BUKIT TIGA PULUH, INDONESIA - 2 THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AND SUPERVISE COMMUNITY BASED CONFLICT MITIGATION (CBCM) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JAMBI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES TO DECREASE BOTH LOSS AND DAMAGES TO FARMERS, RETALIATORY ACTIONS TOWARDS CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SUMATRAN ELEPHANTS, AND MONITOR MOVEMENTS OF AND THREATS TO THE RESIDENT ELEPHANT POPULATION OF BUKIT TIGAPULUH, SUMATRA, INDONESIA. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO (1) SUPPORT AND SUPERVISE CBCM TO MITIGATE HUMAN ELEPHANT CONFLICT (HEC) AND (2) MONITOR BOTH ELEPHANTS AND HEC TO OBTAIN VITAL INFORMATION ON THREATS AND ELEPHANT LOCATIONS AND MOVEMENT TO SUPPORT CBCM AND ELEPHANT SAFEGUARDING. PROJECT ACTIVITIES ARE (1) TO PROVIDE CBCM SUPPORT AND SUPERVISION, INCLUDING TRAINING OF LOCAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND PROVIDING MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES FOR HEC MITIGATION (2) TO MONITOR AND SAFEGUARD RESIDENT ELEPHANTS USING GPS VHF TELEMETRY AND DIRECT OBSERVATIONS (3) RE CAPTURE ELEPHANTS IN ORDER TO EXCHANGE OR REMOVE WORN GPS VHF COLLARS (4) TO MONITOR HEC BY DIRECT INVESTIGATION OF ALL CONFLICTS IN THE FOCUS AREA AND (5) MAINTAIN THE ESTABLISHED EARLY WARNING SYSTEM AND INFORMATION NETWORK TO SUPPORT THE HEC MITIGATION AND ELEPHANT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES OF FIELD TEAMS, CBCM WORK GROUPS, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
Asian Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Sumatran Elephants and Mahouts Working for Conservation Elephant Conservation Response Unit Way Kambas/Lampung/Sumatra
Asian Elephant Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is, to (1) help local community (Mukim) institutions become recognized by district, provincial and national government as holding the rights and responsibilities for sustainable management of their customary forest areas throughout the Ulu Masen Forest in Aceh by 2016, (2) ensure communities surrounding the Ulu Masen Forest have the tools and capacity for the sustainable management of biodiversity within their customary forest areas by 2017, (3) ensure that Mukim institutions in five districts of Aceh provide community-level governance of natural resources in an effective, rigorous and transparent way, by 2015, and (4) ensure that community members surrounding the Ulu Masen Forest and from all sections of society, are engaged in, and actively contributing towards, protection of the elephant habitat and populations in the Ulu Masen Forest by 2017.
CONSERVATION OF THE TIGERS OF BUKIT BARISAN SELATAN THROUGH IMPROVED LAW ENFORCEMENT AND REDUCED HUMAN-TIGER CONFLICT CONSERVATION OF THE TIGERS OF BUKIT BARISAN SELATAN THROUGH IMPROVED LAW ENFORCEMENT AND REDUCED HUMAN-TIGER CONFLICT"
Great Apes Postal Fund The purpose of this proposal is to reduce poaching, illegal logging, encroachment and other threats in key-habitat in Gunung Leuser National Park as well as trade, trafficking and possession of Sumatran orangutans. This will be done by patrolling key orangutan habitats in Gunung Leuser National Park; and enabling the collection of information on illegal trade in orangutans in order to capture, arrest and successfully prosecute poachers and traders of orangutans.
USING HEALTHCARE AND CONSERVATION INCENTIVES TO PROTECT ORANGUTAN HABITAT IN INDONESIAN BORNEO -- CYCLE 12: RESTORING RAINFOREST ECOSYSTEMS AND SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONSERVE AND RESTORE BORNEAN ORANGUTAN HABITAT IN WEST KALIMANTAN THROUGH HEALTHCARE AND CONSERVATION INCENTIVES, REFORESTATION, AND SUPPORTING A JUST TRANSITION FROM LOGGING TO SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS. PROJECT OBJECTIVES INCLUDE, (1) EXPAND REGENERATIVE FARMING TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AND INCREASE SUPPORT FOR ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS FOR FORMER LOGGERS (2) PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE AS AN INCENTIVE TO PROTECT ORANGUTAN HABITAT (3) RESTORE 72 HECTARES OF ORANGUTAN HABITAT THROUGH REFORESTATION AND (4) INCREASE BIODIVERSITY MONITORING TO IDENTIFY AND PROTECT CRITICAL ORANGUTAN HABITAT.
Great Apes Conservation Fund The Recipient will protect the remaining orangutan population and their habitat in and around Danua Sentarum National Park and ensure realistic protection strategies are developed and implemented for the orangutan population in this area through a more integrated conservation scheme (including locally developed management plans) implemented by all key stakeholders.
Protection of Sumatran Rhinos in Bukit Barisan Selatan and Way Kambas National Parks, Sumatra,.Indonesia The purpose of this project is protect Sumatran rhinoceros, tigers, elephants, tapirs, and other wildlife, with the long term strategy being the recovery of these species and biodiversity in the Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (BBSNP) and Way Kambas National Park (WKNP) ecosystems. The Rhino Protection Units (RPUs), administered by Yayasan Badak Indonesia (YABI), are the law enforcement patrols working with the NP patrols on the ground. The project has the following four main objectives, (1) Patrol and survey the full extent of WKNP and BBSNP, and conduct foot patrols throughout the NPs; (2) Monitor rhino and other threatened wildlife populations, including recording signs of rhinos and other wildlife and input these into GIS database; (3) Curtail hunting and trapping of wildlife, detect and destroy snares set for rhinos, tigers, and other wildlife, identify and apprehend wildlife criminals, and report and deliver suspects to appropriate authorities; and, (4) Minimize the effects of human encroachment, and work with NP authorities to discourage illegal encroachers.
Assessing Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus ssp. wurmbii) Population in Muara Kendawanangan Nature Reserve, Indonesia The West Kalimantan province in Indonesia has been known as one of the principal habitats of the Critically Endangered Bornean orangutan. Illegal hunting, trade and continuing forest loss and conversion for plantations, exacerbated by the tragedy of recent forest fires that devastated most of the forest in West Kalimantan, mean that there is an urgent need for updated information on the remaining Bornean orangutan populations in this area of their historic home range. This information is very important to guide conservation actions that can maintain the populations connectivity and keep these intact within the landscape range. This proposal focuses on a rapid assessment survey of orangutan in the 1,490km2 Muara Kendawangan Nature Reserve (Ketapang district, West Kalimantan province). This information will be used to inform patrols of identified key areas and populations. The objectives are to: (1) Provide Muara Kendawangan Nature Reserve management access to robust, current information on habitat suitability and orangutan populations; and (2) Initiate monitoring of the orangutan populations using community patrols and by implementing an adaptive patrol management system.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is to build institutional capacities at the provincial and district level for improved tiger conservation in Aceh by increasing tiger protection inside the forest; reducing the trade of tigers outside of the forest; and reducing retaliatory killings of tigers. Specifically, this will be done by: (1) running a two week field based training course on SMART patrolling for three field teams (four people/team); (2) conducting SMART-based patrolling; (3) presenting a five day SMART database training workshop for five technical staff from BKSDA and FFI; (4) developing a tiger crime strategy with the Aceh police and in two Ulu Masen districts, working with police to establish a small tiger crime unit; (5) supporting establishment of a local informant network through provision of training to local NGO members, community rangers and community leaders; (6) supporting establishment of a police unit specialized in investigation of trafficking in tigers; and (7) mitigating problem tiger incidents by allocating an emergency budget to enable a rapid response to the project site when a problem tiger incident occurs.
CLIMATE ACTION Government and community (including children and adolescents) capacities are strengthened to support the development, financing,
implementation and monitoring of child-sensitive, gender- responsive climate policies and programmes.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Governance structures and systems that are necessary to adequately manage risks and achieve programme results.
NATIONAL FRAMEWORKS Development of teacher training materials to support transitioning to Grade 1
EQUITABLE EDUCATION SERVICES Strengthened organizational capacity of key stakeholders to design and deliver equitable, inclusive and relevant education
services,  transitioning strategies and protective learning environments, including in emergencies, for all children and
adolescents within rights based educational frameworks and principles by 2021.
NATIONAL CAPACITY FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE Increased country capacity to promote and ensure justice that enables the prevention and treatment of violence, abuse,
exploitation and neglect
MONITORING AND EVALUATION By 2016, interventions among adolescents including the most at risk are evidence-informed and supported by quality monitoring and
evaluation frameworks.
SOCIAL PROTECTION The social protection system is more shock- and gender- responsive, accessible and adapted to the needs of families in poverty
and/or with children with disabilities and children of adolescent mothers, including those severely affected by the COVID-19 crisis
SKILLS FOR LIFE AND WORK Government and private sector partners have increased the access to opportunities for at-risk adolescent girls and boys from the
most vulnerable and violent communities to gain skills for life, learning, employability and transition to the workforce.
KNOWLEDGE GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT By 2016, quality data on Early Child Development (ECD) and education are made accessible in a timely manner to decision makers for their use to inform
national policies, programmes, and advocacy efforts.
EDUCATION SYSTEM STRENGHTENING The education system is strengthened to deliver resilient, equitable, inclusive, quality and relevant education services with a
focus on children with disabilities, children at risk of dropping out, out-of-school children and those affected by emergencies.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resources.
ADOLESCENT HEALTH Adolescent girls and boys access gender-responsive services to address their health and well-being and are empowered to engage and
advocate for their rights, including in emergencies
ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES Adolescents have increased access to quality public health services in accordance with approved standards
MONITORING AND EVALUATION Effective planning and monitoring of country programme results
NATIONAL CAPACITIES FOR KM AND REPORTING Improved national and sub-national capacities to systematically collect, analyse and use disaggregated data and other forms of
information to monitor, inform policy decisions, and report on the situation of children and child poverty in all of its dimensions,
 using an equity-based approach
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING The child protection system in Jamaica is strengthened to ensure that girls and boys have improved equitable access to quality,
resilient and gender-responsive violence prevention and response services, including in emergencies
MONITORING AND EVALUATION By 2016, data collection and management systems provide sex and age disaggregated data on women and children for national planning
and timely reporting on MDGs, CRC and Vision 2030 at national and sub-national levels.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Early Childhood Development stakeholders' capacities are strengthened to ensure that young boys and girls, especially those with
disabilities and/or living in poverty, benefit from equitable, resilient and inclusive Early Child Development (ECD) and ECE policies and quality services,
including in emergencies.
DATA MANAGEMENT Key state-operated MDAs produce age/gender/location disaggregated reports by category on child abuse, children in conflict with
the law, child victims of major selected crimes and children seen in accident and emergency units.
HEALTHY START IN LIFE Children have enhanced access to integrated quality health and nutrition services that promote good nutrition practices,
breastfeeding, complementary feeding and physical activity including in emergencies.
COMMUNICATION Key partners/stakeholders are mobilized to support and engage in the promotion and protection of children's rights by 2016.
PSYCHOSOCIAL SERVICES Effective psychosocial services and community-based interventions are available for child victims of abuse, exploitation and
violence and children affected by emergencies
ADVOCACY / COMMUNICATION UNICEF's brand, visibility and position as a knowledge leader on issues affecting children strengthened.
OPERATIONS SUPPORT Country Office Operations Support for Cross sectorial Programme activities
RESILIENCE AND DRR National stakeholders' capacities are strengthened on risk-informed programming to better protect children and adolescents from the
impact of natural disasters and climate change.
OPERATIONAL SUPPORT COSTS Operational support provided for delivery of programme results
ADOLESCENT PARTICIPATION By 2016, inputs from adolescents and young people are utilized in governance mechanisms at regional and parish levels.
NATIONAL CAPACITY Enhanced capacity of national and subnational entities in education planning, collection and use of data, system monitoring and
budgeting, to provide equitable, inclusive and relevant education for all children and adolescents by 2021
PUBLIC FINANCE FOR CHILDREN Government institutions' capacities to monitor and analyze the efficiency, efficacy, and effectiveness of public investment in
children and adolescents are strengthened.
GENDER AND SOCIAL NORMS More communities, parents and children support positive social and gender norms, and have the knowledge and skills to practice non-
violent behaviours and seek help when needed, including in emergencies.
IMPROVED PARENTING PRACTICES Support strengthening of PTAs in targeted communities and the role of fathers and community members in early reading
STRENGTHENING CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM Improved planning, coordination, collaboration mechanisms and networking arrangements in place to strengthen the Child Protection
system.
POLITICAL COMMITMENT Strengthened political commitment to legislate and budget for strengthening interventions that prevent and respond to violence,
abuse, exploitation and neglect.
QUALITY LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS By 2016, all 6-12 year old girls and boys in the targeted communities attend schools that meet CFS standards and are ready for
transition to secondary schools.
ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY SERVICES By 2016, reproductive health, HIV/STI and mental health services meet standards for quality and adolescent friendliness.
STRONGER SYSTEMS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISAB By 2016, stronger national systems to identify children with disabilities and increased support for children with disabilities in
targeted communities.
SYSTEM STRENGTHENING FOR NEWBORN HEALTH Strengthened institutional capacity for delivery of quality health services for newborns and their caregivers.
QUALITY START TO LIFE By 2016, national and community systems to support all girls and boys 0-6 years old in the targeted communities with a quality
start to life, early learning and developmental readiness.
QUALITY REHABILITATION & REINTEGRATION Child protection services, for children in contact and conflict with the law, are in compliance with the CRC and other
international standards and deliver quality rehabilitation and re-integration services.
CAPACITY FOR POSITIVE PRACTICES Increased capacity of right-holders and duty bearers to foster positive practices and norms to protect children from violence,
abuse, exploitation and neglect.
MOST AT RISK YOUNG PEOPLE By December 2016, most at risk young people are enabled to reduce their vulnerability through utilization of health, second
chance education and protective services.
Scientific Cooperation Research Program - Wheat Crop Precision Farming Technique for Mongolian Agronomic Conditions The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
Rangeland Monitoring A team from USDAs Agricultural Research Service is planning conduct a Rangeland Assessment and Monitoring Project in Mongolia.
International Forestry Programs CRANE HABITAT CONSERVATION IN MONGOLIA AND CHINA FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES AND BETTERMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Mongolia- Agriculture Inspection Quarantine (AQI) and Border Security Improvement Project Purpose: The purpose of an external evaluation is to establish a baseline measurement of the countrys capacity and capabilities to prevent, detect, and rapidly respond to public health threats.
Transboundary Animal Disease Workshop From March 12-19, 2016, the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), International Technical and Regulatory Capacity Building (ITRCB) Center conducted a workshop that was structured after similar US-based training with classroom and laboratory exercises which provide participants with a solid understanding of economically important diseases of animals and how to intervene in their control. The components of the TAD Workshop included: 1) introduction of participants to the major emerging and transboundary animal diseases that affect global trade in animals and animal products and thus impact food security; 2) review of international organizations and standards which regulate animal agriculture trade; and 3) practical hands-on field experience in necropsy techniques, sample collection, on-farm cleaning/disposal and general biosecurity for a variety of species.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Awareness Raising and Technical Training to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
MOU between the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) of Department of State and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) of Department of Energy for provision of funding to implement the U.S. Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program - WMD Commodity Identification Training Instructor Training.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in Morocco
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Tabletop Exercise
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Awareness Raising and Technical Training
IR-8.2 EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMEN IR-8.2 Effective and efficient Managemen
LAWS AND POLICIES Enhanced capacity of national and subnational government counterparts to draft, review and revise gender-sensitive child
protection and welfare related laws and policies in line with international standards.
IR-7.3 PLANNING, MONITORING & EVALUATION By 2015, efficient and effective planning, monitoring, evaluation and in
tersectoral support contributes to successful achievement of Country Pro
gramme results.
IR-7.2 COMMUNICATION Efficient and effective communication in tersectoral support contributes to successful achievement of Country Pro gramme results.
IR-2.3 EPI PROJECT IR3 on EPI: By 2015, immunization inequities (in particular on hepatitis B, polio and measles,)  are reduced, and intervention
coverage is improved in vulnerable groups through increasingly standardized and evidence-based immunization policies, C4D
approaches, routine service delivery and M&E.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS/DRR Improved knowledge and capacity of public authorities, service providers and communities in identified disaster-prone and climate-
risk areas to prepare for and respond to emergencies, reduce disaster risks, strengthen resilience and mitigate climate change
impacts.
SUPPORT FOR NEW AND EXPANDED POLICIES Strengthened national government capacity to plan and budget for new and expanded policies for children.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Output 5: Environmental healthThe national Government and selected subnational governments and the private sector have
strengthened capacities to deliver and promote climate-resilient and gender-responsive sanitation and
SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION IN CHILD HEALTHAND Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Output 6: South-South Cooperation in child health and WASHGovernment health agencies and their partners in the private sector and
academia share China's experiences and practices with other developing countries on clean environment and child health.
IR-2.2 NUTRITION PROJECT IR2 on nutrition: By 2015, nutrition inequities are reduced and intervention coverage is improved through increasingly standardized
and evidence-based multi-sector nutrition policies, Communication for Development (C4D) approaches, service delivery and M&E.
WASH IN SCHOOLS Models and evidence base developed to promote inclusive and gender sensitive water and sanitation facilities and effective WASH
practices in schools, with focus on the most disadvantaged areas/ populations.
SOCIAL PROTECTION POLICIES Strengthened capacity of government partners to address child poverty and reach the most disadvantaged children through enhanced
and new social protection strategies.
PLANNING, MONITORING, EVALUATION, REPORTING AND DATA PLANNING, MONITORING, EVALUATION, REPORTING AND DATA
NATIONAL Early Child Development (ECD) GUIDELINES National guidelines for Early Child Development (ECD) 0-3 and 3-6 years developed and tested to inform nationwide adoption and implementation by government.
ECD Output 3: ECDThe health system has strengthened capacities to deliver quality early childhood nutrition and development services
and address developmental delays and disabilities.
IR-6.3 PROJECT SUPPORT COST FOR WES IR-6.3 UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help
the organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
PUBLIC COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY Increased awareness and commitment by key decision makers, informants, opinion leaders and the general public to promote positive
social norms, innovative approaches and action in the best interests of the child.  Align with SDG agenda and ensure children are
high on the policy agenda.
COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES Increased coverage and quality of equitable community-based child protection and welfare services particularly for the most
disadvantaged, including those affected by disability, HIV/AIDS and migration.
FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION AND GOVERNANCE Increased national government capacity to achieve and expand equitable access to services for all children and improved
accountability.
IR-1.3 CRC, CEDAW AND NPA MONITORING AND By 2015, Government capacity in monitoring and implementation of the CRC
 and CEDAW, NPA-Children and NPA- Women is strengthened, with a focus on
 the rights of poor and vulnerable children and women.
IR-3.4 QUALITY AND EQUITABLE BASIC EDUCA By 2015, a package of interventions that enhance the relevance, social e
motional climate and quality of education is successfully piloted in pri
mary, junior secondary and boarding schools catering to children from vu
lnerable communities
MODELS FOR 0-3 YEARS Models and strategies of community-based integrated Early Child Development (ECD) 0-3 years for disadvantaged children, including children affected by HIV,
piloted and assessed to inform scale-up at national level.