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Provision of essential protection services to the most vulnerable people, including persons with disabilities, affected by displacements and conflicts in Kachin and Shan The project aims to address the increased needs of Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and host communities and decreasing the number of incidents by changing the behavior of the conflict-affected population through the following components:

1. Increased knowledge on landmine awareness and behavioral change to the population at risk through the delivery of MRE resulting in a decreased number of landmine accidents in Kachin and Northern Shan States (NSS). 

2. Provision of assistance to landmine victims to access to emergency medical facilities. 

3. In Kachin State, the disability component aims at developing case management approach of persons with disabilities to increase access to services and humanitarian assistance for persons with disabilities. Specific concerns and needs of persons with disabilities will be addressed through an improved referral pathway in Kachin, in order to ensure referral among key services providers and humanitarian actors. Outreach physiotherapy services, locally and tailored made assistive devices and home adaptations will respond to individual needs of persons with disability, to ensure a personalized and tailored approach, addressing the different types of disabilities.
Improving food and nutrition security of the most vulnerable population in Northern Rakhine State This project, proposed by FAO and its Implementing Partner – Myanmar Heart Development Organization (MHDO) - aims at improving the food and nutrition security of 22,000 of the most vulnerable people in the northern Rakhine townships of Maungdaw, Buthidaung and Rathidaung. It will target a minimum of 4 000 vulnerable active farming households, that otherwise would not be able to plant in the coming season or undertake agricultural production activities, and thus be at risk of food insecurity in the very near future, specifically it will provide support to: 
 3000 households will receive agricultural inputs (pulses, vegetable seeds and fertilizer), allowing them to cultivate 1 acre with pulses (green / black grams  ) and establish a vegetable garden of ¼  of acres    for a total of 1,25 acres. The production will be used for household consumption, leaving a surplus to be sold on the market 
 1000 households will receive 2000 goats   (two per each household) to help restoring livestock production, increase livestock products in the local market and integrate protein in household’s diet.
 All beneficiary population will receive nutrition-sensitive agriculture awareness training  . The trainings will be based on FAO experience and will be designed by FAO nutritionist to maximize the benefits of the pulses, vegetable and livestock distributed by the project. Training will specifically target  to educate and empower all women and   girls within the beneficiary’s households, in a manner that does not discriminate against the other household members. 
Priority will be given to the most vulnerable households or those with special nutrition needs (e.g. households headed by women or orphans, households with multiple children under 5, households with pregnant/lactating mothers, malnourished children and/or chronically ill and disabled members). The selection of villages and beneficiary households will be informed by:
(i) FAO and MHDO Rapid Village Profiling (RVP) and Rapid Beneficiary Profiling (RBP) undertaken in November-December 2017 in Maungdaw and Buthidaung townships that identified the priority needs of the population residing in Northern Rakhine and provided solid indication on their agriculture livelihoods 
(ii) FAO, WFP and the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (MoALI) crop and food security mission conducted in Rakhine State between 22 April and 15 May 2018 that confirmed the heavy crop and livestock losses and observed a precarious food security situation in Maungdaw district   and 
(iii) FAO vulnerably index designed to identify the most vulnerable villages ( higher crop and livestock losses, population density and agriculture land availability) according to the experience from FAO and MHDO in Northern Rakhine since November 2017.
From Flood Victims to Resilient Communities –
Community Based Livelihood Support for Flood Victims 
in selected communities in Bago, Kayin and Mon State In July 2018 and in the subsequent weeks vast areas of Bago region, Kayin and Mon states have been severely flooded. Agricultural crops were lost, houses and community infrastructure were damaged, and thousands of people had to displace. The project “From Flood Victims to Resilient Communities” (September 2018 to March 2019) replies to this disaster applying the principle of “building back better”. Applying a multi-sector approach, it addresses directly the key priorities of targeted flood victims covering the three sectors/clusters 1) Food Security, 2) Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI) and 3) Education in emergencies. The interventions primarily aim at the restoration of the flood damages. But furthermore, the interventions include resilience building of communities to withstand future disasters. This is done through the support and capacity building of local actors – the established Emergency Response Committees under the Village Development Committees or through existing local Civil Society Organizations. This allows for local ownership, alignment with local needs and conflict prevention. Gender and social equity is considered in all aspects of the project to promote inclusiveness and to enable space for women and minorities. The participatory development of local action plans and the consideration of Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) measures are essential elements to build the nexus from post-emergency to resilient development. 
Cash based programming is planned for agricultural inputs, rehabilitation of houses and rehabilitation of ten schools. “Cash For Work” approach will be used for the rehabilitation village roads in two villages, including access to a school. The project is implemented by the experienced international non-governmental organization HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation (Mon amp Bago) in collaboration with its longstanding Myanmar partners Network Activities Group (Bago) and Local Resource Center (Kayin). The three partners can rely on sound experience in emergency aid and long-term development cooperation and are locally well-anchored.
Emergency education response for children affected by crisis in Minbya and Sittwe townships in Rakhine State, Myanmar Education

The project supports temporary learning classrooms (TLCs) and government schools for children, and non-formal education (NFE) centers for adolescents (Sittwe - 13 TLCs, 1 NFE centre, 2 government schools Minbya - 13 TLCs, 9 NFE centers, 7 government schools). 

Two types of interventions are proposed: 

(1) Primary school education in TLCs, using the government curriculum [Kindergarten (KG)-grade 4)], and government-run schools for children aged 5-17. Teacher incentives and learning materials in TLCs are covered with complementary financing so this project will focus on supporting the urgent rehabilitation of TLCs to ensure they withstand inclement weather and keep children protected. Critical needs in government schools will also be supported. 

(2) NFE for adolescents aged 11-17: This intervention will focus on scaling up access to vocational training opportunities to build practical skills for adolescents (aged 14-17) alongside weekly life skills sessions covering critical needs and acknowledging conflict and gender sensitivities, as well as improving the well-being of adolescents (aged 11-17) by training facilitators in psychosocial support (PSS) and art therapy tools and methodologies. This project will also support training of facilitators in life skills, specific entrepreneurship modules that support young people building practical skills, as well as peer education. Adolescent peer-educators will then be trained and supported by facilitators to give young people the opportunity to participate in activities and to provide life-skills to peers aged 11-17 to protect health and well-being. 

The project puts an emphasis on increasing community participation and engagement in education strategy through support to Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs), government bodies and community initiatives (including peer education). The project seeks to address the differing needs of women and girls and differently-abled people to ensure that no group is excluded from the project’s benefits. Throughout the project Plan will engage with, and advocate to local education authorities to ensure cooperation and to pave the way for the transition of education activities to government in the medium term.
Strengthening Inclusive Partnerships for Smallholders in Rain-fed Areas (SIPRA) The SIPRA programme will bring about transformative change for smallholders. It will establish inclusive partnership modalities between organized producers with sustainable, climate-smart production and a motivated private sector with fair modalities for engaging with producers, focusing on empowered women and youth. Through strengthened agro-MSMEs sourced by large agri-businesses, investors and sellers’ reach will sustainably be linked to smallholder producers. An enabling business and policy environment will continually be fostered through advocacy and engagement with key stakeholders and knowledge institutions on systemic barriers impacting actors in the value chain. Driving the programme is the food systems approach and market-driven strategies which will select nutrition-sensitive value chains that are in sustainably high demand, and linked to state, national and possibly export markets. Population of targeted localities is 1.6 million, direct target group is 120,000 people (24,000 producer households).
Quality Assurance HQAI provides humanitarian organisations with professional third-party quality assurance services grounded in feedback from vulnerable and at-risk people and communities. Demonstrate accountability to vulnerable and at-risk populations, donors, the general public and other stakeholders, by providing independent quality assurance services for organisations that work with people and communities in need.

Through the collection, analysis and dissemination of data, influence the practice of organisations that work with vulnerable and at-risk people and communities.

Position HQAI as a timely, relevant innovation for organisations that work with vulnerable and at-risk people and communities.

Establish and maintain HQAI as an independent and financially sustainable non-profit organisation. Humanitarian and Development Organisations
Peer 2 Peer 4 Justice, Sustaining the Indonesia- Netherlands Legal Network With the phasing out of Dutch development aid in 2020, the bilateral relationship will enter a transition phase. This phase is meant to ensure that important partnerships are not abruptly cut off and that crucial relationships and networks continue to exist. This phase also allows key stakeholders to jointly map out the priorities that will shape the new bilateral relationship and the importance of a well-functioning rule of law. To this end, the Peer 2 Peer or P2P project was established. This project aims to contribute to the sustained, long term peer to peer partnerships and knowledge exchange between Indonesian and Dutch legal professionals in support of concrete justice reform areas in Indonesia. The project will run from 2019 to 2023.
Power to You(th) Kenya Power To You(th) Kenya Consortium Publishing on The Indicators
HSA Amref Health Africa in Kenya Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gap between achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have been prevented by access to proper healthcare and services.1 Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) commodities, are urgently needed. The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA4A Partnership), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to close this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
Delivering Sustainable and Equitable Increases In Family Planning In Kenya (DESIP) - Amref Health Africa in Kenya DESIP (Delivering Sustainable and Equitable Increases in Family Planning) is funded by UKAID through DFID and implemented in 19 Counties. DESIP’s goal is to Ensure that women & girls can safely plan their pregnancies and improve their SRH. It is focusing to Reduce maternal mortality, new-born and child mortality and increase mCPR in Kenya. The direct target beneficiaries are poor women of reproductive age, people living with disabilities and adolescents.
Transversalización género PNUD El proyecto tiene como objetivo transversalizar la perspectiva de género e igualdad tanto al interior como al exterior del PNUD.
Ruta de sostenibilidad sector privado Desarrollar una estrategia integral, con dos herramientas prácticas, que le permitan al sector privado contribuir a la Agenda 2030 y tener un enfoque de desarrollo sostenible en sus actividades de negocio.
Impulso Económico Global Apoyar a la SRE con el cumplimiento de sus nuevas funciones de promoción económica, reforzando las capacidades de la SSMH, con la creación del área de IEG.
Seventh National Communication-UNDP-MEX-00111203 Seventh National Communication of México to the UNFCCC and 1st Bianual Trasparency Report
Apoyo a SHCP - Innovación pública e inclusión digital Apoyar a la Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público (SHCP) para transformar los sistemas públicos de gestión de compras CompraNet / Procura México en plataformas más inclusivas hacia los usuarios con discapacidades y no hispanohablantes.
FSP Env Sound Mngmnt BPCs 2 Manejo y eliminación ambientalmente adecuados de 5000 BPCs de equipos eléctricos para reducir el riesgo de exposición de BPCs a la sociedad y trazar la ruta para la eliminación del inventario estimado en la primera etapa.
PIMS-9744 Forging Partnerships for the Ocean: Reducing Water Pollution in Mexico through Sustainable Solutions The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Forging Partnerships for the Ocean: Reducing Water Pollution in Mexico through Sustainable Solutions Child Project..
Participación Ciudadana e Inclusión Fortalecida Acompañamiento al INE en actividades de educación cívica y participación ciudadana
PRODOC preparation UMAS The preparatory phase of the project: Fostering the legal sustainable and traceable commercial use of Mexican wildlife to be submitted to Global Environment Fund (GEF)
Seguridad hídrica & resiliencia con SBN ante COVID Fortalecimiento de la seguridad hídrica y resiliencia de cuencas prioritarias con soluciones basadas en la naturaleza y gobernanza efectiva en el contexto de COVID-19
PDI-Sembrando Vida-Jóvenes CF Equipos multidisciplinarios de Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala Mexico, en funciones.
Apoyo a la implementación de la Enmienda de Kigali para la eliminación de Hidrofluorocarbonos en México Promover la transición de HFC-404A en sistemas de refrigeración comercial y unidades condensadoras. El proyecto promoverá la capacitación en el uso de alternativas, identificar un sistema de refrigeración adecuado para la conversión y emprender un proyecto piloto para demostrar el uso de la tecnología en un beneficiario seleccionado.
7th Operational Phase of the GEF Small grants programme Séptima Fase Operativa del Programa de Pequeñas Donaciones del Fondo para el Medio Ambiente Mundial en México.
Estrategia Inclusión Social Desarrollar una Estrategia de Inclusión Social Institucional en pro de espacios laborales incluyentes y libres de discriminación para mujeres, personas con discapacidad y población LGBTTI.
Fortalecimiento institucional para la Secretarías Ejecutivas del Sistema Nacional Anticorrupción El Proyecto tiene como propósito robustecer la agenda anticorrupción en México mediante el fortalecimiento de las capacidades y conocimientos de las Secretarías Ejecutivas (SE), para la construcción y evaluación de sus políticas integrales, así como la administración y operación de sus plataformas digitales para el control de la corrupción.
Desarrollo Regional Edo Mex Contribuir al desarrollo sostenible del Estado de México por medio de realización de diagnósticos de las prioridades regionales que permitan la identificación de políticas aceleradoras del desarrollo sostenible en el estado.
INE- Violencia política contra las mujeres Generar las herramientas para la atención, defensa y eliminación de la violencia política contra las mujeres en razón de género, desde la sociedad civil y los partidos políticos, con énfasis en candidatas de comunidades indígenas.
Anticorrupción e igualdad INFONAVIT Fortalecimiento institucional en materia de integridad, prácticas anticorrupción e igualdad para el Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores.
Prueba piloto implementación d Prueba piloto para ciudadanización y territorialización de la Política Ambiental en el sureste mexicano a través de la implementación de Huertos Agroecológicos
Transversalizar la igualdad de género socios PNUD Contribuir a transversalizar la igualdad de género con contrapartes varias del PNUD
PDI - Sembrado Vida y Jóvenes Construyendo Futuro Apoyar a la AMEXCID en la implementación de los proyectos Sembrando Vida y Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro en El Salvador, Honduras y Guatemala, en el marco del Plan de Desarrollo Integral (PDI)
Mexico´s Third Biennial Update Report (BUR3) To assist Mexico in the preparation and submission of its Third Biennial Update Report (3BUR) for the fulfilment of the obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Puebla Resiliente ante Desastr Fortalecer las capacidades de resiliencia y gestión integral de riesgos en el estado de Puebla
Impulso Económico Global Apoyar a la SRE con el cumplimiento de sus nuevas funciones de Impulso Económico Global, reforzando las capacidades de la Subsecretaría de Asuntos Multilaterales y Derechos Humanos (SSMH), con el área de IEG.
CTM-Desarollo e innovación sindical Promover la democracia sindical en el marco de lo dispuesto por la Reforma Laboral de 2019
Evaluación de Financiamiento para el Desarrollo Evaluación de Financiamiento para el Desarrollo en el marco del Programa Conjunto para mejorar la asignación de riesgos y recursos para el desarrollo sostenible
Mecanismo de gobernanzas para la implementación del acuerdo de Escazú en México El Proyecto busca diseñar un mecanismo de gobernanza para la implementación del Acuerdo de Escazú en México.
Estrategia de Inclusión e Igualdad Genero NMP Diseño e implementación de una estrategia institucional que permita al NMP la construcción de un espacio laboral inclusivo, igualitario, libre de discriminación y violencia laboral, en materia de género.
Agenda 2030 - Estado de Yucatán El Gobierno del Estado de Yucatán está impulsando la construcción de su PED alineado a los ODS.
FSP Sound management of POPs Manejo Adecuado de Residuos conteniendo Compuestos Orgánicos Persistentes en México
Inclusión financiera - Programa Segunda Oportunidad Implementar el Modelo de Educación Financiera del PNUD en el marco del Programa Segunda Oportunidad (SCE) de ONU Mujeres para transferir el modelo a las socias responsables y realizar un piloto que logre la resiliencia financiera de 200 mujeres
Recuperación temprana y resiliente de Acapulco Guerrero 2023-2025 El presente Proyecto tiene por objetivo acompañar al gobierno de Guerrero, a través de las áreas de Secretaria de Economía, Secretaria de Turismo, Secretaria de Protección Civil y de Planeación, para implementar un modelo integral de recuperación temprana, sensible a consideraciones de género y con enfoque de resiliencia y desarrollo sostenible. Los resultados esperados de esta colaboración son: R-1. Reconstrucción Turismo. R-2. Escuelas resilientes. R-3. Reactivación de comercios en Mercados
Recuperación temprana y resiliente de Acapulco Guerrero 2023-2025 El presente Proyecto tiene por objetivo acompañar al gobierno de Guerrero, a través de las áreas de Secretaria de Economía, Secretaria de Turismo, Secretaria de Protección Civil y de Planeación, para implementar un modelo integral de recuperación temprana, sensible a consideraciones de género y con enfoque de resiliencia y desarrollo sostenible. Los resultados esperados de esta colaboración son: R-1. Reconstrucción Turismo. R-2. Escuelas resilientes. R-3. Reactivación de comercios en Mercados e iniciativas de Turismo Comunitario de Playa. R-4. Fortalecimiento de instancias de protección civil. R-5. Seguridad y resiliencia hídrica.
Fort. capacidad operativa del RAN Fortalecimiento de la capacidad operativa del Registro Agrario Nacional (RAN) y su Programa de Modernización del Catastro Rural Nacional (PMCRN)
Recuperación Temprana en comun Aumentar la capacidad de resiliencia comunitaria y acelerar la recuperación temprana de las comunidades afectadas por la tormenta tropical Cristóbal en el sureste de México, a través de la implementación de mecanismos financieros.
FSP PACA Piloto México-UNDP-MEX-00102556 The regional project will focus on transboundary marine governance to address the existing inadequate ordering and management of shared resources which is one of the root causes. The core element of the proposed theory of change is that improved marine governance will contribute to construct sound seascape-level ecosystem-based management. The project will allocate GEF resources strategically to (1) develop a participatory process to generate an integrated diagnosis on the current situation of t
Fortalecimiento inst. JCA Fortalecimiento institucional de las JCAs participantes en los estados seleccionados
Anticorrupción y transparencia Fortalecer los esfuerzos del gobierno de México para incrementar la rendición de cuentas, fiscalización y participación ciudadana y fortalecer iniciativas anticorrupción.
Resiliencia COVID 19 Mujeres El objetivo del proyecto es consolidar redes físicas de sororidad entre mujeres indígenas y rurales del estado de Chiapas, específicamente, de los municipios de Larráinzar y Ocosingo.
Comunidades y paisajes prósperos Impulso a un fondo para Comunidades Prósperas y Sostenibles y brindar acompañamiento técnico necesario, que permitan a las comunidades emprender acciones colectivas para mejorar la resiliencia socioambiental de sus paisajes de producción.
Prevención y atención de la violencia género COVID-19 Prevención y atención de la violencia familiar y doméstica en el marco de la emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19
Movilidad Humana y Desarrollo - Intégrate Estrategias que buscan una adecuada integración social, económica y financiera de las personas en contexto de movilidad humana con enfoque de género y Derechos Humanos
Fondo ELLAS-UNDP-MEX-00133181 Fondo ELLAS para el Empoderamiento de las Mujeres. Pretende ser un esfuerzo multilateral que permita a las mujeres crear y hacer crecer sus iniciativas.
Evaluacion_9 Programas_Edo Mex Contribuir al fortalecimiento de la política social del Estado de México para apoyar su contribución al logro de la Agenda 2030, mediante la evaluación del diseño de los 9 programas sociales más representativos en la entidad.
PPG Fostering the legal use of Mexican wildlife Preparatory phase of the PRODOC: Fostering the legal sustainable and traceable commercial use of Mexican wildlife
Fortalecimiento CONANP Generar procesos de gestión que fortalezcan a la Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas.