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Get Up Speak Out (GUSO) - Ethiopia Get Up Speak Out alliance (GUSO): This alliance consists of Rutgers, dance4life, Simavi, International Planned Parenthood Federation,STOP AIDS NOW!, and CHOICE. The goal of this alliance is that all young people, especially girls and young women, are empowered to realise their sexual and reproductive health and entitlements in societies that are positive towards young people’s sexuality. The GUSO programme links (i) provision of sexuality education and information, (ii) provision of quality, youth-friendly SRH services and (iii) building support for youth SRH, by addressing socio-cultural and political barriers in terms of practices and CHOICE aims to empower young people to meaningful participate in all stages of organizations and program, strengthen the capacity of youth-led organizations to become sustainable, and encourage, capacitate and empower young for them being able to voice their SRH entitlements.
Get Up Speak Out (GUSO) - Indonesia Get Up Speak Out alliance (GUSO): This alliance consists of Rutgers, dance4life, Simavi, International Planned Parenthood Federation,STOP AIDS NOW!, and CHOICE. The goal of this alliance is that all young people, especially girls and young women, are empowered to realise their sexual and reproductive health and rights in societies that are positive towards young people’s sexuality. The GUSO programme links (i) provision of sexuality education and information, (ii) provision of quality, youth-friendly SRH services and (iii) building support for youth SRHR, by addressing socio-cultural and political barriers in terms of practices, norms and policies. CHOICE aims to empower young people to increasingly voice their rights, meaningfully involve young people in all stages of organizations and program, strengthen the capacity of youth-led organizations to become sustainable, and encourage, capacitate and empower youth advocates to advocate for their sexual and reproductive rights at local, national and international level.
Social Accountability Subprojects The objective of the Project is to empower citizens and civil society organizations (CSOs) to improve the access and quality of educ ation and health services through social accountability initiatives in targeted ten aimags and three districts of Ulaanbaatar city. It also aims to support the institutionalization process of social accountability in an effective, formalized and sustainable way at  national and local levels.
Mainstreaming Social Accountability in Mongolia (MASAM) The overall goal of the program is to contribute to citizens in poor localities having increased access to public decision-making processes and quality services through social accountability.
 The program objective is to mainstream social accountability for more transparent, accountable and effective public resource management at national and local levels by (1) increasing the capacity of CSOs to hold government to account; and (2) strengthening the institutionalization of social accountability by improving the effectiveness, formalization and sustainability of disclosure and participation mechanisms. Through social accountability, citizens in poor localities will have increased access to public decision-making processes and quality services.
 The program will work with civil society organizations, especially national networks of CSOs, and with relevant government agencies. Targeting networks of CSOs and government agencies will ensure that policies, mechanisms, and lessons are implemented and disseminated nationwide. This will contribute to scaling up social accountability in Mongolia and enhance the sustainability of the interventions.
Evaluation of the ARC and the ERC in Afghanistan Evaluation of two components of DFID's Multi Year Humanitarian Programme (MYHP) - Afghanistan Resilience Consortium (ARC) and the Early Recovery Consortium (ERC). For ARC, we had to do a summative evaluation only. For ERC we had to do both a formative and summative evaluation. The ERC Summative Evaluation received an 'Excellent' rating from EQUALS. The Multi-year Humanitarian Programme (MYHP) is the UK’s primary programme for delivering humanitarian support in Afghanistan. The programme started in December 2014 and ended on 31 March 2019. Coffey's evaluation assessed the relevance and outcomes of project interventions, as well as effectiveness and efficiency of project implementation and consortium management, including unintended effects, both positive and negative. The evaluation informs DFID’s design of a new phase of humanitarian support intended to be available from 2019.
Strategic Support to the Ministry of the Interior Phase 2 Capacity building, technical assistance and mentoring to Ministry of Interior officials will be the main activities of the programme. Mentoring and advice to budget, payroll and intelligence officials of the MoI will be provided through UK secondments to RSM and EUPOL, managed by Stabilisation Unit and overseen by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). Longer-term capacity building and skills transfer on strategic planning, financial management, human resource management, women in policing and public outreach will be delivered through a bilateral programme of technical assistance managed by the Department for International Development (DFID).
Feasibility Study - National ICT Backbone Network, through Government of Nigeria Feasibility Study - National ICT Backbone Network, through Government of Nigeria
Feasibility Study - NATIONAL ICT BACKBONE NETWORK: FEASIBILITY STUDY, through Government of Nigeria USTDA is providing a 442,000 grant, to Seaquest InfroTel Niger S.A., to fund a feasibility study (FS) to assess the technical and financial viability of creating a fiber optic backbone network in Niger. This network would significantly reduce the current prohibitive cost of telephony and internet services, increase universal assess to ICT, and stimulate greater cross-border trade with Niger's neighbors. The Government of Niger views this telecommunications project as crucial to the overall economic development of the country and the expansion of the ICT sector as a whole.
Sustainable Urban Transport Sy Sustainable Low Urban Transport Systems in Bhutan - to support the government promote use of EV vehicles in its public transport system.
Engagement Facility Project will enable Country Office to achieve upstream policy results and test innovations.
Integrated Financing Framework Building a Bhutan Integrated National Financing Framework for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Gross National Happiness (GNH).
Advancing Climate Resilience of Water Sector in Bhutan - Full-size The project seeks to address the shortages and declining water quality, which has a direct bearing on increased vulnerabilities of livelihoods, food production and human health. The project will enhance the resilience of communities to climate change-driven impacts on water resources and water infrastructure in some of the most climate vulnerable regions of Bhutan in three districts of Gasa, Punakha and Tsirang through the following outcomesComponent 1: Water governance and institutionsComponen
Promoting green jobs in the Agri sector Promoting green jobs in the Agriculture sector in the southern districts of Bhutan
01000386_PPG Enhancing the Climate Resilience of Urban Landscapes The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Enhancing the Climate Resilience of Urban Landscapes and Communities in Thimphu-Paro region of Bhutan (ECRUL). As described in the project concept (PIF/child project concept note), this project aims to transform the urban planning, management, governance, and investments of Thimphu and Paro for making them and their population resilient to climate change.
Enhancing Climate Resilient Li Enhancing Sustainability and Climate Resilience of Forest and Agricultural Landscape and Community Livelihoods in Bhutan
Enhancing Sustainable Resilient livelihood Enhancing Sustainability and Resilience of Forest Landscape and Community Livelihoods (NAPA III)
Accelerator Lab - Bhutan Accelerator Lab will serve as an engagement facility for doing things differently and ensuring that experimentation is at the forefront of operations and practices.
Bhutan Sustainable Low Urban Transport Systems Sustainable Low Urban Transport Systems in Bhutan - to support the government promote use of EV vehicles in its public transport system.
Mainstream Biodiversity Conservation into Tourism Sector Mainstream biodiversity conservation into tourism development and promote Bhutan as a model ecotourism destination, generating livelihoods opportunities and sustainable financing for better human-wildlife coexistence.
National Adaptation Plan National Adaptation Plan (NAP Readiness) - To prepare National Adaptation Plan for Bhutan with focus on the water sector and enhanced coordination, learning and knowledge management for an iterative NAP process to build resilience to impacts of climate change and integrate climate change adaptation into development plans, programs and strategies
Climate Resilient Agriculture Supporting Climate Resilience and Transformational Change in the Agriculture Sector in Bhutan
Support to LDCs Chair Secretar Support to LDC Chairs Secretariat in facilitating the LDC Ministerial and Strategy meetings and management of Donor funds for the LDC Chairs Office.
Engagement Facility Project will enable Country Office to achieve upstream policy results and test innovations through provision of time sensitive high level/targeted advisory services for government.
National Adaptation Plan (NAP) National Adaptation Plan (NAP Readiness) - To prepare National Adaptation Plan for Bhutan with focus on the water sector
Strengthened Institutional cap To support stakeholders involved in the Health Care Waste Management in Bhutan to deploy HCWM practices and technologies to protect human health.
Gender Responsive NDC project Gender responsive Nationally Determined Contributions project for Bhutan - to support Institutional framework and mechanism for NDC and establish evidence based design and planning of mitigation options.
Diagnostic Trade Integration Support to Ministry of Economic Affairs for the Diagnostic Trade Integration Study
Gender responsive Nationally Determined Contributions Gender responsive Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) project for Bhutan - to support Institutional framework and mechanism for NDC.
Diagnostic Trade Integration Study DTIS for Accelerating diversification, mainstreaming of trade, building resilience and quality in an inclusive and sustainable way to achieve economic self-reliance for Bhutan
PIP- Promoting technologically enabled agriculture for the vulnerable farming population in Bhutan (Agriculture and Food Security in Bhutan The project aims to build adaptive capacity of the farming population to adapt to the impact of climate change. It supports the farming population to adopt technologies and innovative solutions which are not only efficient in production but also nature positive and low carbon. Further, it promotes green agribusiness, post-harvest technologies and resilient marketing facilities.
Leveraging NDC Support to reaching zero emissions in Bhutan and climate resilient development in response to climate emergency
Gender, Youth and Innovation This output will support mainstreaming Gender and Vulnerable Groups in the overall development process
Parliamentary Development Parliament drives progress towards human rights protection, sustainable development and Gross National Happiness
Support to Justice Sector Increased access, inclusion, transparency and accountability in the justice sector
Zero Emissions Leveraging Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) to achieve net-zero emissions and climate-resilient development, in response to the climate emergency
Ecotourism and biodiversity Integrating biodiversity conservation into tourism sector in Bhutan through effective policy and institutional framework
Advancing Climate Resilience of Water Sector in Bhutan - Full-size The project seeks to address the shortages and declining water quality, which has a direct bearing on increased vulnerabilities of livelihoods, food production and human health. The project will enhance the resilience of communities to climate change-driven impacts on water resources and water infrastructure in some of the most climate vulnerable regions of Bhutan in three districts of Gasa, Punakha and Tsirang through the following outcomesComponent 1: Water governance and institutionsComponent 2: Nature-based solutions for sustainable & climate- resilientwatersheds livelihood enhancementComponent 3: Efficient, adequate, and sustainable supply, distribution, andutilization of waterComponent 4: Knowledge management
Improvement of Infectious Waste Mgt. in SW Asia. To support stakeholders involved in the Health Care Waste Management in Bhutan to deploy HCWM practices and technologies to protect human health and environment.
Promoting green jobs in Agri Promoting green jobs in the Agriculture sector in the southern districts of Bhutan
Accelerating innovation 4 SDG Bhutan Country Office and partners will have increased capacity for scanning, sense-making, and experimenting for sustainable development solutions.
Bhutan CO Direct Project Costing (DPC) Project Standalone DPC project to pre-finance cost of staff chargeable to Development Projects.
Local Governance & Decentraliz Central and local governments engage with citizens for an equitable, effective and transparent service delivery
Direct Project Costing Policy In line with Direct Project Costing Policy, this stand alone DPC project pre-finances the cost of staff involved directly in the implementation and contributing to results.
Advancing Climate Resilience of Water Sector in Bhutan Advancing Climate Resilience of Water Sector in Bhutan (ACREWAS) - GEF Project Preparatory Grant
Governance Multi-Year Framework The Project will support a Just, Harmonious and Sustainable Bhutan by supporting local Governance and Decentralization, Justice Sector, Parliamentary Development and Gender and Innovation in Bhutan
Integrated National Financing Framework Building a Bhutan Integrated National Financing Framework
for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Gross National Happiness (GNH).
Advancing Climate Resilience Project preparation grant (PPG) to finalize the UNDP-GEF project document for the project - Advancing Climate Resilience of Water Sector in Bhutan (ACREWAS)
Desk Study - Holtec Dry Storage for Spent Nuclear Fuel FS, through Tecumseh Energy Services, Inc. This Desk Study reviews a proposal and develops the Terms of Reference TOR for a Feasibility Study (FS) to develop the dry storage of Bulgaria's VVER-1000 Spent Nuclear Fuel at Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant (KNNP).
Feasibility Study - Bulgaria Feasibility Study: Toplofikacia District Heating Project, through Black & Veatch Holding Company USTDA is funding a feasibility study (FS) to support the Sofia Municipality in the development of a roadmap to overhaul the Municipally owned district heating companys, Toplofikacia, operation, financial condition, and legal and management structure. The company serves more than 420,000 customers and provides central heating and hot water to approximately one million people across Sofia. The roadmap will include proposals for specific, phased implementation of district heating projects to support the modernization of Toplofikacias operations.
Feasibility Study - Bulgaria Feasibility Study: Toplofikacia District Heating Project, through Black & Veatch Holding Company USTDA is funding a feasibility study to support the Sofia Municipality in the development of a roadmap to overhaul the Municipally owned district heating companys, Toplofikacia, operation, financial condition, and legal and management structure. The company serves more than 420,000 customers and provides central heating and hot water to approximately one million people across Sofia. The roadmap will include proposals for specific, phased implementation of district heating projects to support the modernization of Toplofikacias operations.
Bangladesh Private Sector Development Support Project The proposed Project Development Objective (PDO) is to facilitate  investment in growth centers within Bangladesh in the emerging  manufacturing and services sectors of the economy with the aim of  generating employment.
BD Private Sector Development Facilitate private investment and job creation and promote compliance with international quality standards, building codes, and good  social and environmental practices in economic zones supported by PSDSP.
Translating Global Commitments into Action: Promoting transparency in the context of Grand Bargain implementation Project Goal: Facilitate the implementation of Grand Bargain objectives for more principled and effective humanitarian action that meets the needs of affected populations. Specific Objective: Support the implementation of Grand Bargain commitments linked to transparency, reporting, reducing duplication and management costs, and localization
PARTNERSHIPS AND ENGAGEMENT : PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS Strategic engagement and partnerships with EU, public and private sector, and IFIs are further strengthened and solidified to
better position UNICEF as a partner of choice, policies and practices are influenced and quality resources are mobilized to achieve
better results for children at scale
(906.3) GENDER BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE Girls, women and other vulnerable groups' safety, dignity and right to care, and protection from gender-based violence are realized
in the European Migrant and Refugee Response
(909.6) STRATEGIC PLANNING DATA, EVIDENC Country Programmes strongly articulate equity results for children   monitoring, evaluation, research and data inform strategic
choices:  knowledge is generated through country programmes.
HUMANITARIAN ACTION In line with the Core Commitments for Children and the global equity framework, policy and programmatic strategies will be
developed and promoted to strengthen risk analysis, emergency preparedness and response as well as disaster risk reduction.
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING Providing technical guidance to COs
905.2 EDUCATION Migrant and refugee children access formal and/or non-formal education
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Operations - Oversight and quality assurance to support COs to become strategic partner in the structuring and operational delivery
of results for children.
704.3 HEALTH, NUTRITION AND Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) The children have access to nutrition, health, water and sanitation services.
(901.2) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO BE BORN AND REMAIN FREE OF HIV Children's Rights to be born and remain free of HIV - HIV testing and prevention among adolescents, EMTCT and support in care and
treatment, including Procurement and Supply Management of ARVs available.
COMMUNITY-BASED MODELLING FOR CHILDREN I Innovative approaches to child rights promotion, through private sector funded community based programs in the Russian Federation
focusing on (a) inclusive approaches to integration of especially vulnerable children and families (b) prevention of separation of
children from families (c) cross-cutting Child Rights are increasingly shared in CEECIS region.short text: Community-Based
Modelling for children in the Russian Federation
HIV/AIDS AND YPHD&P Support countries to i) achieve the goal of elimination mother-to-child transmission of HIV and congenital syphilis  ii) stop
children dying from AIDS and ameliorate support for children affected by HIV/AIDS  and iii) include most-at-risk adolescents (MARA)
in national AIDS strategies, action  plans and programs.
CZECH REPUBLIC CROSS SECTORAL UKRAINE REFUGEE RESPONSE Czech Republic Cross Sectoral Ukraine Refugee Response
YOUNG CHILD SURVIVAL AND DEVELOPMENT Young Child Survival and Development: support countries to build health systems that deliver effective and evidence-based packages
of services to the most vulnerable groups  focusing on maternal and child survival and health, child development and protection,
and effective public health interventions.
(909.5) COMMUNCIATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE Communication for Social Change - Communication for Development (C4D) and Communication for Social Change (C4SC) is positioned as
a cross-cutting and evidence-based strategy that is integral to development programmes and humanitarian work
703.11 DRR (RKLA  9) Output 703.11 Children's right to be protected from disasters caused by natural hazards (RKLA   9):  In line with the Core
Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action and the global equity framework, the RO will facilitate a policy and programmatic
environment that increases the capacity for better disaster risk preparedness and mitigation, resilience promotion and climate
change adaptation, with a particular focus on children living in disaster prone areas and those most vulnerable, especially
children with disabilities, children of poor families and from ethnic minorities.
BEHAVIOURAL INSIGHTS AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Country offices have the capacity to mainstream and improve quality of citizen engagement and social and behaviour change for
increased programme effectiveness across development and humanitarian situations
703.1 HEALTH (RKLA 6) Output 703.1 Children's Right to the Highest standards of health: (RKLA   6): The RO will advance a programmatic environment in
the region to reduce IMR & U5MR and improve equity by ensuring better access of deprived groups to health services, improving
quality and sustainability in health services including achieving disease eradication goals and maintaining high immunization
coverage.
CZECH REPUBLIC EDUCATION AND Early Child Development (ECD) UKRAINE REFUGEE RESPONSE Czech Republic Education and Early Child Development (ECD) Ukraine Refugee Response
IMMUNIZATION, PHC/MCH, NUTRITION, HIV/AIDS Policies and systems capacities are enhanced to improve access to quality and affordable health and nutrition services for children,
 adolescents, and mothers/caregivers, and promote their healthy practices and diets
704.5 CROSS-SECTORAL The rights of girls and boys (on the move, stranded and host communities TBC) are monitored and promoted through dedicated
interventions, and cross cutting programming
905.3 CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING Evidence is generated to advance the rights of refugee and migrant children
(906.2) ADOLESCENT PARTICIPATION AND DEVELOPMENT Adolescent migrants and refugees have skills for learning and employability and are empowered to voice their opinions
CZECH REPUBLIC SOCIAL PROTECTION UKRAINE REFUGEE RESPONSE Czech Republic Social Protection Ukraine Refugee Response
ITALY: VULNERABLE BOYS AND GIRLS AND THEIR FAMILES BENEFIT FROM A PROTECTIVE ENVT Advocacy and systems strengthening for youth engagement
GENDER EQUALITY AND RIGHTS Capacity and skills are enhanced for CO's to effectively apply gender analysis, and deliver gender transformative results for all
children in the region which contribute to national, regional and international commitments on gender equality, and promotes the
value and empowerment of women and girlsÂ
CHILD PROTECTION National governments increasingly provide child protection systems that effectively prevent and respond to violence, family
separation and detention, including for most vulnerable groups
(901.3) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO EARLY DEVELOPMENT Families, particularly the most disadvantaged and vulnerable, are supported to provide nurturing care to infants and young
children in a safe and stimulating home environment.
HUNGARY EDUCATION UKRAINE RESPONSE Strengthening education systems - Education systems are risk-informed to ensure inclusive, quality education and safe and
protective learning environments
GOVERNANCE AND OVERSIGHT Strategic role of Operations, including Security and ICT, as an efficient and effective partner in the delivery of results for
children  through quality oversight and technical assistance is strengthened in the region.
ITALY: YOUTH, PARTICULARLY THE MOST EXCLUDED, HAVE SKILLS FOR LEARNING Strengthened national and local capacities for child poverty, discrimination and social exclusion planning and implementation