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HCFC phase-out management plan (stage III) The project will help Chile meet its HCFC reduction targets under the Montreal Protocol and achieve complete phase out by 2030. Under the first tranche of the project, the following activities will be undertaken: Conduct six training courses on good refrigeration practices, refrigerant recovery and recycling, and safe use of alternative refrigerants for 90 RAC technicians; complete the module for one self-learning online course on best refrigeration practices; sign agreements with five training centres to support training of technicians; develop and implement labour competence standards in good refrigeration service practices for women technicians and support for 20 women for training and certification; identify two end-users for the Zero Leaks programme demonstration, and conduct one training course for 20 end users; initiate procurement of equipment for the reclamation centres; and project monitoring. The project is jointly implemented with UNEP as cooperating implementing agency.
Enabling activities for HFC phase-down in Chile The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Chile for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, with regard to the current HFCs# consumption and through the following lines of action: - Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, - Support to the institutional arrangements, - Review of the licensing systems, - Review of the data reporting systems and - Preparation for national strategies.
Promoting energy efficiency of cool rooms - cold chambers and refrigerated display counters in Chile The Chilean Ministry of Environment, through the National Ozone unit (NOU) has invited UNIDO to participate in a consortium of relevant organizations, which will apply to the open call for proposals under the new financial windows of the Kigali Cooling Efficiency Program (K-CEP), launched in January 2020 and called the NDC Support Facility for Efficient, Climate-Friendly Cooling (NDC Support Facility). It provides funding and guidance to organizations to support governments that want to integrate cooling solutions into the next round of their country#s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), which are expected to be submitted during 2020.The counterparts include the Ministry of Energy of Chile who has been leading the efforts in energy efficiency  The goal of the NDC Support Facility aim to unlock the potential of emissions reductions in the cooling sector by supporting Chile to optimize the contribution that efficient, climate-friendly cooling can make to their updated NDCs program.  The scope proposed by the NOU and partners is to promote energy efficiency of cold chambers and display cases by elaborating guidelines of low carbon design, installation and operation. These guidelines shall promote climate change mitigation by promoting energy efficiency measures and the use of low global warming potential (
The Ankeniheny-Mantadia-Zahamena Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration Corridor Carbon Project, Conservation Component The project aims to purchase 430,000 tons of Emission Reductions from verified reduced deforestation within Ankeniheny-Zahamena (CAZ) located in the eastern region of Madagascar.
Carbon Sequestration in Small Farms in the Brunca Region (Coopeagri) The project will contribute to stimulate the market for CERs from LULUCF CDM projects as part of the global effort to reduce global warming by removing carbon from the atmosphere and to cope with climate change in general. The project will also raise awareness of the economic, social, and environmental potential of Kyoto Protocol CDM reforestation activities at the national and regional levels.
UG-Nile Basin Reforestation (FY06) <p>The overall goal of this Carbon Finance project is carbon sequestration through the reforestation of 2,137 ha within Rwoho Centra l Forest Reserve (CFR). The project includes 5 small-scale self-standing CDM projects.</p>
Carbon Financing for Improved Rural Livelihoods Project The Project Development Objective is to reduce green house gas emission through small farmers in Orrisa and Andra Pradesh reforestin g 1,608 ha of degraded lands with fast growing tree species (mainly eucalyptus and Cassurina).
Afforestation & Reforestation of Refused Lands in Albania BioCarbon Fund Project
Reforestation with Native Species around AES-Tiete Reservoirs The Reforestation Using Native Species Around AES TietReservoirs Project aims to reforest with native tree species, an area of approximately 2,500 ha to deliver 400,000 ERs to the BioCF by 2011.
Precious Woods Project This project will contribute to promoting the market for ERs stemming from LULUCF CDM projects as part of the efforts to reduce global warming by removing carbon from the atmosphere and to mitigate climate change in general.  The project will also raise awareness of the economic, social, and environmental potential of Kyoto Protocol CDM reforestation activities at the national and regional levels.
CO Caribbean Savannah Carbon Sink project The project development objective is to pilot the use of carbon sinks (through sylvopastoral and reforestation systems) to arrest the process of land degradation in the coastal plains of the country (focused on 2200 ha of the Caribbean Savannah ecosystem). This will be achieved through schemes that include: growing trees in pastures, introducing live fences, growing fodder banks, promote direct reforestation and secondary forest regeneration. The improved productivity will increase the storage of carbon both above- and below-ground.  The project also contributes to improvements in the quality of life of local impoverished Zenu indigenous population, and Afro-Colombian communities, through the labor and forest product revenues related to the reforestation program as well as a fraction of the of the carbon revenues as incentive for sustainable ecosystem management. The increase in carbon sink will not change the nature of the Savannah ecosystem. The reforestation will be implemented in traditional forest areas around the piedmont of the Andes. The BioCarbon Fund intends to purchase around 200,000 t CO2e in carbon sinks. A letter of intention has already been signed. A letter of no objection from the Designated National Authority has also been received. The project has also the endorsement of the BCF Committee and has been vetted by the Sector Manager for LCSEN.
PLANTAR GREEN PIG IRON PROJECT To demonstrate the use of the CDM mechanism to generate high-quality GHG emission reductions in the three stages of renewable charcoal production, as an alternative to coal coke in the pig iron industry.
INSO SYRIA 2016-2019 The Syrian context presents complex security management challenges to humanitarian operations. INSO Syria provides dedicated services to the humanitarian community to improve the awareness and practices of humanitarian actors through the provision of timely threat warnings; regular reports and analysis on key trends and security incidents; and provision of training on security analysis, planning and management.
Promoting Rights and Supporting Protection Needs in North East Nigeria (ProSPINE +) - Closed ProSPINE+ builds on previous and ongoing protection programming in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states. The intervention will target both IDPs and returnees through both joint, integrated as well as targeted specialized services to prevent and respond to violence against displaced communities to achieve the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Women, girls, boys and men are free from violence in their communities (prevention); Outcome 2: Women, girls, boys and men are protected from the consequences of violence (response); and Outcome 3: Women, girls, boys and men access rapid and equitable emergency relief services (emergency response).
Estimating access to education for internally displaced children Research project to estimate access to education for internally displaced children. The overall objective of the project was to raise awareness of the need to improve the availability and quality of data on internally displaced children and their education needs in order to foster more tailored and effective investments that support their access to quality education. In addition to identifying available data, tools and data gaps, the project highlighted ways forward to bridge remaining data gaps.
Humanitarian Emergency Response Operations and Stabilisation (HEROS) The aim of NORCAP and the SBPP in general is to strengthen the response capacity of UN agencies in times of emergencies by deploying expert personnel fast and gratis.
Promotion and protection of Human rights of Syrian refugees & vulnerable members of host community in Jordan - Closed Promotion and protection of legal rights of Syrian refugees and vulnerable members of the Jordanian host community through the provision of information, counselling and legal assistance
Enhancing Conditions for Durable Solutions for IDPs and Returning Refugees in Somalia (Closed) This is a 30 months Durable solutions project that is led by IOM, with NRC, Concern Worldwide and Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat (ReDSS) as partners. It builds upon the existing Durable Solutions projects in Jubaland and South West states of Somalia funded by EUTF. The objective of the project is Enhancing durable solutions through strengthening resilience & self-reliance and reducing risk and vulnerability of displacement affected communities towards (re)integration and reduced displacement in Somalia. To achieve this objective, the project aims to focus on: 1. Strengthening Government leadership and capacity to enable Durable Solutions processes at Federal Member States (FMS)/Banadir Regional Authority (BRA) and district level 2. Enabling targeted displacement affected communities to increase decision making and increase access to basics services using physical, material and legal safety priorities; 3. Increasing self-reliance of displacement affected communities through inclusive, sustainable economic opportunities with local private sector, development and resilience actors; and 4. Ensuring that durable solutions programming and decision making processes at national and regional level are informed by knowledge and evidence generated by the programme.
Camp management and WASH - Closed Camp management & WASH in camps NRC has those activities
Improved Protection of IDPs through the provision of civil documentation in Cabo Delgado In the current context of displacement in the Cabo Delgado province, missing civil documentation and especially legal identity is a key factor of protection risks for affected populations. Through this project, NRC aims to bridge the gap and support IDPs in securing essential documentation such as birth certificates and national ID cards (which can only be secured with a birth certificate) through its flagship Information, Counselling and Legal Assistance programme. In order to ensure access to hard-to-reach locations and increase the reach of its work, NRC is operating through mobile legal clinics and is working closely with local authorities.
BRCiS IRF 2022 To avert negative coping strategies, morbidity, and mortality, BRCiS 
will scale up the humanitarian response to the ongoing drought in 
Somalia through the provision of Multipurpose Cash Assistance 
(MPCA) and community water vouchers. This will ensure that 
vulnerable households are able to meet their basic needs and 
withstand the impacts of the drought.

The project will target marginalised communities in districts that are 
most affected by the drought, identified through the established 
BRCiS Early Warning Early Action system and recent drought 
assessments. This ensures that support can be targeted to the most 
vulnerable, with particular consideration of households that are 
least likely to withstand the impact of the drought without external 
assistance. The primary objective is to support vulnerable 
populations to cope with the current drought, reducing their 
likelihood of displacement, which has a significantly higher risk of 
mortality
Afghanistan Mechanism for Analysis and Strategic
Support The outcome of this project is to increase the use of needs and contextual analysis by humanitarian actors to inform evidence-based decision making and operational response planning in Afghanistan. To achieve this, ACAPS will set up an Afghanistan Analysis Hub led by a Team Leader and supported by a team of analysts based in Afghanistan and remotely. The analysts will work together with other information actors in the response (OCHA, REACH, IOM’s DTM, and others) and will sift through existing information in Afghanistan, making use of the wealth of academic, political, development, and sociological data, to develop analytical products which help humanitarian actors with their understanding of key issues and to aid their decision-making.
Increased access to digital skills and business development support in Dadaab (Closed) The project aims to contribute to enhanced self-reliance and increased resilience for refugees and host communities in and around Dadaab refugee camp, Garissa County, Kenya. The immediate outcome will be increased capacity of the target population to generate sustainable income and strengthen resilience of economic activities through a focus on digital services (online freelancing) value chain. This will be met through three main outputs: (1) provision of market-driven skills with follow up coaching and mentoring support to enhance employability and self-employment for refugees; (2) support to entrepreneurship and business development through training, coaching and incubation of new and existing Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and facilitation of market linkages; and (3) support to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and business development for refugees and surrounding host communities of Dadaab
Yemen Economy Tracking Initiative Phase III (ACAPS) (Closed) The Yemen Economic Tracking Initiative aims to provide information on key trends, risks and developments in Yemen’s economy to support the design of economic and policy measures to promote economic stability, reintegration and peace building.
ACAPS Ukraine Analysis Hub To strengthen the humanitarian, recovery, and reconstruction response in
Ukraine, as well as in neighbouring countries hosting refugees, by providing
decision makers and operational responders timely, independent,
comprehensive, and targeted analyses to increase the understanding of
current and likely future humanitarian impacts.
Mulitsector Humanitarian Response Programme Year4 - Closed Mulitsector Humanitarian Response Programme
Promoting needs-based protection and community-based support mechanisms for internally displaced and crisis-affected people in Rakhine State, Myanmar - Closed This project will aim to improve the response to crisis-affected people by supporting the advocacy on human rights and solutions, and engaging and empowering the affected communities and local duty bearers to foster self-management support mechanisms. The project activities will fill identified gaps in protection assistance and services, ensuring that vulnerable people such as pregnant and lactating women, child parents and persons with disabilities are targeted with appropriate and effective responses to their protection risks and needs.
African Union Conflict and Governance Support Programme (AUCG) NRC NORCAP propose to deploy experts to the African Union Commission (AUC) supporting its aspirations in Agenda 2063
ACAPS Afghanistan Analysis Hub The ACAPS Afghanistan Analysis Hub was established on 13 July 2022 with the wider humanitarian community, specifically actors involved in the Afghanistan crisis response, as its target audience.
Building Resilient Communities in Somalia II (BRCiS II) - Closed BRCiS is a humanitarian Consortium that takes a holistic approach to supporting Somali communities in developing their capacity to resist and absorb minor shocks without undermining their ability to move out of poverty.
Support to Refugees and Migration Programme in Ethiopia (ACAPS) The project aims to provide timely and quality analytical products which enable evidenced based decision making and response planning amongst humanitarian stakeholders
Humanitarian Global Services: ACAPS and INFORM (Closed) ACAPS provides ongoing analysis of humanitarian crises at a global level. ACAPS project started end of 2009 and it is currently based in Geneva and Oslo but ACAPS provides surge support to acute crises where more in depth analysis and assessment support is required. In 2018 ACAPS will, in collaboration with the INFORM technical group, test a global crisis severity index to provide a basis for comparing the scale and severity of crises across the world. Provided that a successful prototype is developed, ACAPS plan to publish a regular global ranking of crisis from the beginning of 2019.
Building Resilient Communities in Somalia III (BRCiS III) BRCiS is a humanitarian Consortium that takes a holistic approach to supporting Somali communities in
developing their capacity to resist and absorb minor shocks without undermining their ability to move out of
poverty
Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response in Democratic Republic of Congo (SAFER) - Closed The expected impact of the programme is to reduce the vulnerability of households affected by conflict and shocks in Democratic Republic of Congo, with a  specific outcome to deliver a coordinated humanitarian response that enables at least 561,409 vulnerable people affected by conflict and shocks to have safe and equitable access to multi-sectoral  emergency assistance and reduce negative coping mechanisms. The proposed intervention is in line with the priorities of the Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 and its second strategic objective: the living conditions of the most vulnerable people affected by the loss of assets and livelihoods and/or with limited access to essential services are improved.
Improving protection and access to legal and specialized services for refugees from Syria and vulnerable populations in Lebanon - Closed The DFID funded protection consortium, led by IRC and comprising IRC, NRC and HI, will ensure legal protection for refugees from Syria coupled with specialised services for persons with disabilities as well as protection monitoring activities to strengthen the overall protection analysis and response to vulnerable groups. The project will improve NRC's ability to mainstream the needs of persons with disabilities across all thematic programmes, by first piloting this initiative within the legal service delivery of the ICLA programme.
Yemen Independent Monitoring, Evaluation and Data Analysis Programme ("Yemen Analysis Hub") Yemen Independent Monitoring, Evaluation and Data Analysis Programme
Building Resilient Communities in Somalia III (BRCiS III) - NRC Somalia BRCiS III seeks to alleviate humanitarian needs and displacement in Somalia by fortifying the resilience of marginalized rural communities. By targeting local leadership, natural ecosystems, market systems, and humanitarian support, the project aims to diminish vulnerability to shocks and adapt to climate change. Key outcomes include augmented community resilience, enhanced water access, and fortified social capital, with local organizations engaged directly alongside BRCiS Members in implementation endeavors.
Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response in Democratic Republic of Congo (Safer IV) Since November 2019, Mercy Corps, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), ACTED, Solidarités International (SI), and Concern Worldwide have united as one Consortium to deliver Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response (SAFER) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC); a joint programme to harmonise emergency response among humanitarian actors in DRC, with the overall goal of enabling households affected by conflict and shocks to cover their basic needs. The programme supports the specific outcome of delivering a coordinated humanitarian response that enables vulnerable households affected by conflict and shocks to address their immediate needs with dignity. This includes supporting their safe and equitable access to emergency market based multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) and basic Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) services to reduce reliance on negative coping mechanisms to meet the basic needs of conflict and shock affected populations.
Reducing Vulnerabilities of Displaced Communities through Durable Solutions Programming in Somalia The Danwadaag project aims to reach 502,320 vulnerable displacement affected individuals across the targeted regions of South West State (SWS), Jubaland, and Banadir (BRA) with durable solutions programming. NRC’s role is the lead on Housing, Land and Property intervention (i.a., support land tenure, eviction response strengthening, etc.), establishing WASH infrastructure and provision of shelter for targeted HHs.
Enhancing protection for conflict-affected communities in Sudan The intervention targets those who are facing heightened protection risk or are exposed to rights violations as a result of protracted crises and the ongoing conflict. The response will aim to reduce protection risk through the mitigation of threat, reduction of vulnerability, and response to rights violations/protection incidents. The consortium will achieve this through provision of relevant and appropriate support, tailored to each situation, informed by protection analysis, in response to alerts.
Sustainable Livelihoods, Improved Governance, and Functioning Rule of Law in Afghanistan (Closed) Consortium: Reducing Root Causes of Conflict, Instability, and Irregular Migration through Sustainable Livelihoods, Improved Governance, and Functioning Rule of Law in Afghanistan (with Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees (DACAAR) and Stichting Vluchteling (SV)- Lead party NRC)
Humanitarian Enablers Programme (HEP) The project contributes to improved crisis anticipation, prioritisation, preparedness, humanitarian response, and enhanced access to vulnerable groups. ACAPS and the Joint Research Centre (JRC)/INFORM will develop and publish a suite of analytical products that will provide humanitarian actors with key information related to access, risk, and protection, to enable more evidence-based decision making in the sector, and thus improve the overall response, ensuring more people in need are reached with timely, appropriate humanitarian support. The project also seeks to improve humanitarian preparedness by providing key insights into emerging crises and offering thorough analysis on access constraints which may impede humanitarian action.
BRCiS - Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Building in Somalia (HARBS) To avert increased use of negative coping strategies, and rising morbidity and mortality rates, BRCiS will scale up its existing humanitarian response to the ongoing drought in Somalia. This response will ensure that vulnerable households are able to meet their basic needs and withstand the impacts of the drought and strengthen their capacity for when there is an opportunity to recover. The project will target communities in districts that are most affected by the drought, identified through the FSNAU projections, displacement data, and the established BRCiS Real Time Risk Monitoring.