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Strengthening health services for Syrian refugees and the host community in Lebanon, Arsal Governorate - Baalbek (Phase II). Providing health services in accordance with the standards of the World Health Organization and the Lebanese Ministry of Health for free, while linking the provided health services to an information and technical health system that ensures sustainable follow-up and strengthening the medical referral system and the administrative system that ensures the progress of the desired medical goals in a consistent manner with the administrative and technical normative goals . 1- Providing free integrated health care according to correct and improved standards
2- Developing the national health information and data management system.
3- Supporting existing national programs such as tuberculosis and HIV/STI related to infectious diseases, and quickly monitoring them and referring them to the competent authority.
4- Participation in routine vaccination campaigns approved by the World Health Organization and the Lebanese Ministry of Health
  5- Awareness and health and nutritional education, promotion of personal and public hygiene, limiting the spread of epidemic, contagious and communicable diseases, promoting healthy nutrition methods, measuring the weight and height of children, and the necessity of dealing with cases of dwarfism and cases that need nutritional support.
6- Psychological support for refugees, the host community in general, and children with motor and sensory disabilities in particular, and help them reach specialized centers to obtain the necessary medical needs
7- Providing health care services, psychological, social and nutritional support, participating in routine vaccination campaigns, and providing free medicines to Syrian refugees in the Arsal area and its countryside and to Lebanese citizens in the Republic of Lebanon, free of charge. The readiness of the center to provide health and nutritional care services, mental and social health and diagnostic services / Securing job opportunities for medical and professional cadres for (65) licensed Lebanese and Syrian employees / Reducing the migration of medical and professional cadres / Availability of health and nutritional services and psychological support and educating them from specialized cadres and alleviating suffering Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
Operation of Al-Amal Charitable Bakery Phase II. Providing the necessary quantities of basic materials to produce bread on a daily basis, with a production capacity of 2.82 tons per day. The basic materials are: flour, salt, yeast, sugar, oil. Producing (4200) bundles of bread per day to be distributed to (2100) families of the most needy Lebanese families in Akkar Governorate and Miniyeh district in Lebanon for a period of (6) months The charitable bakery project aims to enhance food security by providing bread on a daily basis for the most needy Syrian families, and bread is considered one of the main foodstuffs for all Syrian families, and in recognition of this urgent need, families in Akkar Governorate and Miniyeh Governorate will be targeted.
Providing and distributing food baskets for Syrian refugees in the Republic of Lebanon. Providing (5715) food baskets to be distributed to the most needy families of Syrian refugees in Lebanon. 1- Alleviating the need and suffering of families.
2- Reducing the financial burden on the beneficiary families.
3- Achieving food security for the beneficiaries.
Supporting health services for needy Palestine refugees in Lebanon (UNRWA). Providing health services to needy Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. 1- Support life-saving hospitalization services for Palestine refugees in Leptin who need it most. 2. Strengthen UNRWA's reform efforts in terms of hospitalization and practical and organizational efficiency. 3. Supporting the strategy of UNRWA in Lebanon.
Kanaf 2 in Lebanon for the year 2023 Distributing winter clothing to cover part of the response plan to the Lebanon crisis for the year 2022 AD - 2023 AD, where a number of 1,552 Palestinian refugees will be targeted to benefit from the winter clothing for the year 2023 The Kanaf project in Lebanon for the year 2023 aims to shorten the suffering of many during the winter season, as children and their families will visit the shopping place and choose their winter clothing themselves. Providing 1,552 purchasing vouchers and distributing them to 1,552 Palestinian beneficiaries.
Al Amal Charitable Bakery Project, Phase Four Purchasing basic supplies for bread production, where an amount of (6,545,000) loaves of bread will be distributed to Syrian refugees during the project implementation period, and (2) loaves of bread will be distributed on a daily basis. Improving the food security situation of beneficiaries. Distributing a quantity of (6,545,000) loaves of bread to Syrian refugees during the project implementation period, and (2) loaves of bread will be distributed on a daily basis.
Distributing food to Syrian refugees in Lebanon Providing and transporting food baskets for a 61090 of Syrian beneficiaries in Lebanon Helping the neediest families of Syrian refugees and the host community, with the aim of caring for them and relieving them
Al Amal Charitable Bakery Project, Phase Four Purchasing basic supplies for bread production, where an amount of (467,500) bundles of bread will be distributed to Palestinian refugees Improving the food security situation of beneficiaries. Distribution of (467,500) loaves of bread to 3,125 Palestinian refugees
Strengthening health services for Syrian refugees and the host community in Lebanon Supporting a primary health care center in the Baalbek-Arsal region in providing basic health services to Syrian refugees in Lebanon while providing health services according to the standards of the World Health Organization and the Lebanese Ministry of Health. 1- Free integrated health care insurance in accordance with correct and refined standards
2- Development of the National Health Information System and Data Management
3- Supporting existing national programs such as tuberculosis and HIV / STI related to infectious diseases and speeding up monitoring them and referring them to the competent authority.
4- Participation in the routine vaccination campaigns approved by the World Health Organization and the Lebanese Ministry of Health
5- Health and nutritional education and education, promoting personal and general hygiene, limiting the spread of epidemic, contagious and communicable diseases, promoting healthy eating methods, measuring the weight and height of children, and the need to deal with cases of dwarfism and cases that need nutritional support
6- Psychological support for refugees and the host community in general, and children with physical and sensory disabilities in particular, and assisting them in reaching specialized centers to obtain the necessary medical needs
7- Providing health care services and psychological, social and nutritional support, participating in routine vaccination campaigns, and providing free medicines to Syrian refugees in the Arsal region and its countryside, and Lebanese citizens in the Republic of Lebanon. 1- The center's readiness to provide health and nutritional care, psychosocial health and diagnostic services
2- Securing job opportunities for the medical and professional staff for (62) licensed Lebanese and Syrian employees
3- Limiting the emigration of medical and professional staff
4- Providing health and nutrition services and psychological support and making them aware of specialized cadres and alleviating the suffering of Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
Operation of Al Amal Charity Bakery in Lebanon. Providing bread ties daily for 6 months for 400 Lebanese families Providing daily bread for the needy Lebanese families in Akkar and semen.
Al Amal Charitable Bakery Project, Phase Four Purchasing basic supplies for bread production, where an amount of (2,337,500) loaves of bread will be distributed to the Lebanese during the project implementation period. Improving the food security situation of beneficiaries Distributing a quantity of (2,337,500) loaves of bread to 15,625 beneficiaries from Lebanon
Promote humanitarian conditions and stability for displaced and host communities in northern Lebanon and the Bekaa. 1- Distribute cash assistance monthly for 10 months Using a $ 175 ATM card for each family 2- Cash grants of US $ 150 for 6 months to support rent 3- Provide tools to improve insulation and lock holes to help facilitate repair work 1- The aim of the project is to respond to the current situation of vulnerable Syrian communities in the Bekaa and northern Lebanon, meet their needs and improve the shelter conditions of the most vulnerable to extreme events. The project also aims to provide livelihood opportunities for vulnerable individuals and communities, and will ensure the following interventions 2- Cash to benefit from multiple purposes of prepaid cards 3- Rental subsidies through prepaid cards and shelter maintenance by maintaining the outlets for families in dwellings that are exposed to weather fluctuations. Integrate the displaced community with the host community in the rehabilitation and maintenance of infrastructure, roads and buildings. Provide in-kind grants to economically vulnerable families to start small businesses and pay for work.
Kanaf project in the Republic of Lebanon for the year 2022 9000 beneficiaries obtained winter clothes by purchasing from approved commercial centers using the coupon they were given at a value of $49 per beneficiary. - Alleviating the living burdens of the Palestinian refugees, especially in light of the difficult circumstances they live in and the low purchasing power they have. - Meeting the humanitarian needs of the needy, especially the poor and needy, who are unable to secure their most basic needs of foodstuffs and winter clothing. - Building bridges of communication, compassion and social solidarity
Kanaf project in the Republic of Lebanon for the year 2022 3,600 beneficiaries obtained winter clothes by purchasing from approved commercial centers using the coupon they were given at a value of $49 per beneficiary. - Alleviating the living burdens of the Palestinian refugees, especially in light of the difficult circumstances they live in and the low purchasing power they have. - Meeting the humanitarian needs of the needy, especially the poor and needy, who are unable to secure their most basic needs of foodstuffs and winter clothing. - Building bridges of communication, compassion and social solidarity
Sparkassenpartnerschaftsprojekt zur Einführung der dualen Berufsausbildung zum Bankassistenten in Turkmenistan Sparkasse partnership project for the introduction of dual vocational training to Database Wizard in Turkmenistan Projektziel ist die konzeptionelle und inhaltliche Entwicklung des Ausbildungsganges zum Bankassistent/in mit einer Gesamtdauer von 10 Monaten, unterteilt in etwa 40 % Theorie und 60 % Praxis in den jeweiligen Fachabteilungen der teilnehmenden Banken The project aims to conceptual and content development of the training course for bank assistant / in a total duration of 10 months, divided into about 40% theory and 60% practice in the respective departments of the participating banks Projektziel ist die konzeptionelle und inhaltliche Entwicklung des Ausbildungsganges zum Bankassistent/in mit einer Gesamtdauer von 10 Monaten, unterteilt in etwa 40 % Theorie und 60 % Praxis in den jeweiligen Fachabteilungen der teilnehmenden Banken The project aims to conceptual and content development of the training course for bank assistant / in a total duration of 10 months, divided into about 40% theory and 60% practice in the respective departments of the participating banks
Gourma Biodiversity Conservation Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Scaling up and Replicating Successful Sustainable Land Management (SLM) and Agroforestry Practices in the Koulikoro Region of Mali NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
GEF GOLD+ Mali: Enhancing the formalization and mercury reduction in the artisanal and small-scale gold mining in Mali To reduce the use of mercury in the ASGM sector in Mali through a holistic, multi-sectoral integrated formalization approach, and increasing access to Finance leading to adoption of sustainable mercury-free technologies and access to traceable gold supply chains Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 1. Mercury reduction is the project's main objective and key benefit for both the environment and human health. The reduction will also help to meet Mali’s obligations under the Minamata Convention on Mercury.  2. Gold mining is an essential source of economic income and job opportunities, especially considering that most of the cooperative members and personnel linked to the ASGM activities come from rural areas. However, due to the lack of control on trade and exports, inefficient gold recovery technologies and reduced formalization of the operations, considerable revenues are not being realised to benefit the state, producers, and society in general. By strengthening national and local authorities' technical and institutional capacities, policies, regulations, and measures for greater control and monitoring of gold producing and trading activities could be implemented. This will reduce gold smuggling, tax evasion and illicit trade resulting in increased revenues at the central, regional, and municipal levels.  3. The project will promote a scenario in which the ASGM sector can increase its positive economic impact at the local and national level for the thousands of families that depend on it by working toward a more equitable and transparent distribution of value in the supply and sales chains.   4. Specific to women miners, the project will improve their access to finance, savings, and entrepreneurship, which will lead to economic empowerment that contributes to their well-being and their families. Gender mainstreaming activities will reduce gender inequalities among project beneficiaries.  5. The transition toward more efficient and/or cleaner recovery technologies and the introduction of better practices will improve the working and living conditions of the miners including women and vulnerable population, leading to a better health for all. Better mining practices will also improve the quality of water, and therefore host communities will have access to cleaner water.  6. The miners and communities will increase their skills and knowledge, leading to improved education in mining areas. Furthermore, promoting formalization processes will also allow miners to access social and financial services. Proper development of the ASGM sector can reduce conflicts over land use or linked to environmental pollution.  7. In line with the innovative approach followed by the GOLD+ programme, apart from mercury reduction, the project will allow for better land management and proper handling and disposal of mine tailings, which will benefit biodiversity and will make communities more resilient to climate change.
Household Energy and Universal Rural Access Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Household Energy NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Fostering Agricultural Productivity in Mali NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SPWA-BD: Expansion and Strengthening of Mali's PA System NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Sustainable Electricity Generation in Malian Rural Areas through Hybrid Technologies NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Biodiversity Conservation and Participatory Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in the Inner Niger Delta and its Transition Areas, Mopti Region NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mali national child project under the Africa Minigrids Program Supporting access to clean energy by increasing the financial viability, and promoting scaled-up commercial investment, in renewable energy minigrids in Mali with a focus on cost-reduction levers and innovative business models, in the Great Green Wall intervention zone Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Socioeconomic benefits of the project are considerable as it encompasses a large part of the population by focusing on households, private sector business and cooperatives as well as public services including schools and health centers/hospitals in rural areas.   The successful implementation of the project will:  · Ensure access to an available, reliable, affordable and greener energy in the future pilot sites and further  ·  Potentially improve the stability of the grid as less pressure will be exerted on it through the implementation of minigrids in the medium and long run  · Secure existing incomes and provide additional incomes to MSMEs and cooperatives  ·Empower women and youth by building their capacity and promoting entrepreneurial activities including as rural electrician, money collector, etc. directly related to the minigrid and adding income generating opportunities through access to energy such as food conservation, processing and selling; handicraft, services and trade; etc.  · Increase greater awareness on climate change and environment protection, minigrids, gender mainstreaming   · Grant access to better public services especially schools and health centers/hospitals  · Facilitate access to telecom and Internet services  · Improve livelihoods of vulnerable populations e.g., women, youth, people with disabilities  The socioeconomic benefits of the project are not only measurable at the local and national levels but also at the regional and global level. At regional level, through the regional AMP umbrella socio-economic benefits, lessons learnt, and best practices will be shared upon national projects. In addition, knowledge and experience sharing will be taking place within the ECOWAS region, between LDCs and various partners (IRENA, RMI, etc.). Finally at global level, environmental benefits generated by this project will support the efforts in reducing GHG emissions and thus improving livelihoods.
SPWA-CC: Promotion of the Use of Agrofuels from the Production and Use of Jatropha Oil in Mali NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mali- Community-based Natural Resource Management that Resolves Conflict, Improves Livelihoods and Restores Ecosystems throughout the Elephant Range NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Generating Global Environment Benefits through Improved Environmental Information, Planning and Decision Making Systems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
OCHA Field activities, Ukraine OCHA Field activities, Ukraine Now in its eighth year, the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine has left 3.4 million people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance and protection. The COVID-19 pandemic has further strained people’s vulnerability, making them more dependent on the provision of humanitarian assistance and protection services. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) overall goal in Ukraine is to ensure the delivery of effective and principled humanitarian action that meets the needs of the most vulnerable people. To achieve this, OCHA supports the Humanitarian Coordinator and humanitarian partners in operational coordination, humanitarian financing, public information, humanitarian analysis, advocacy and information management. In its effort to help alleviate the suffering of the affected population and respond to some of the long-term consequences, OCHA established a presence in Kyiv shortly after the outbreak of the crisis in 2014. Збройний конфлікт на сході України, який триває вже восьмий рік, призвів до того, що 3,4 мільйона людей потребують невідкладної гуманітарної допомоги та захисту. Пандемія COVID-19 ще більше посилила вразливість людей, зробивши їх більш залежними від надання гуманітарної допомоги та послуг із захисту. Загальною метою Офіс ООН з координації гуманітарних питань (OКГД) в Україні є забезпечення ефективних і принципових гуманітарних дій, які відповідають потребам найбільш уразливих верств населення. Для досягнення цього OКГД підтримує Координатора гуманітарних питань та гуманітарних партнерів у оперативній координації, фінансуванні гуманітарних питань, публічній інформації, гуманітарному аналізі, пiдтримцi та управлінні інформацією. У своїх зусиллях допомогти полегшити страждання постраждалого населення та реагувати на деякі довгострокові наслідки, OКГД відкрила присутність у Києві невдовзі після початку кризи в 2014 році.
RSF BISTP Project The proposed project is an unfunded  Risk Sharing Facility  (RSF) with Banco Internacional de São Tomé e Príncipe (BISTP or the Bank) on a portfolio of up to STD 55.03 billion (approximately US$3 million equivalent) of short and medium term loans to qualifying local Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in São Tomé e Príncipe (STP). Under the RSF, IFC will share with BISTP, up to 50% of the facilitys principal portfolio losses up to STD27.51 billion, (approximately US$1.5 million equivalent).  The proposed investment is expected to strengthen BISTPs SME banking activities and contribute to further financial sector development in STP.  The investment will also serve as a demonstration effect for other banks to on-lend to SMEs, thus increasing access to finance for this market segment. The Project is expected to have the following development impact:   1.	Financial Sector Development: by strengthening of the STP's banking sector through introduction of a new product (RSF). 2.	 Increase Access to Finance for SMEs: The RSF will help address the gap in access to working capital and capital for small capex (equipment expansion and modernization) for SMEs. 3.	Indirectly support local entrepreneurs, in particular the SMEs which are important or job creation. 4.	Improve Environmental & Social assessment and mitigation management system of a leading bank in the country.