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Strengthening NAIDDE's organizational capacity and human resource (HR) development to achieve its strategic objectives To contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of children living with IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities) through:&#61692;Strengthen NAIDDEs organizational structure and improve the skills of its staff at all levels for good governance and effective developmental initiatives. &#61692;Capacity building of women to take leadership role in behaviour and perceptual change initiatives to address the wellbeing and improved lifestyle of IDD children and communities at large. &#61692;To take initiative to train young men and women with children living with IDD on self-development through IGAs and mitigation of environmental degradation.
Expenditure verification of contract 2018/403072 Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract 2018/403072 - Support measures under this Action will reinforce efficiency, performance and impact of the thematic programme implementation. These measures will allow for preparation, follow-up, monitoring, audit and evaluation activities, as well as other relevant activities directly linked to the achievement of the thematic programme¿s specific objectives, such as studies, meetings and consultations, exchanges of best practices, networking, training, information sessions, communication and public diplomacy.This Action will entail support for programme implementation in both HQ and EU Delegations, including preparation, implementation and monitoring of the CSO Roadmaps.This action document frames the use of support measures, as envisaged in Article 24 of the Regulation (EU) 2021/947 establishing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument - Global Europe and in the Multiannual Indicative Programme for Civil Society Organisations 2021-2027. The objectives of this action will mainly be achieved through services contracts directly managed by the competent European Commission services. This is justified by the nature of the activities (trainings, studies, events, evaluations or audits).
'Capacity building actions aimed at promoting sustainable job opportunities for vulnerable youth and women in Eritrea' <p>The project aims at supporting young people and youth workers through capacity building and participatory processes, to develop non-formal learning experiences; by helping to transform Eritrean young workers¿ potential, creativity, talents, initiative and social responsibility to work through JT/Green principles and solutions</p>
Cross sector Action for Climate Smart Communities: Strengthening Soil Fertility and Climate Change Adaptation in the Eritrean Highlands The overall objective of the action is to strengthen capacity of CBOs, agricultural institutions and communities to make informed decisions to manage climate-related pressures on soil fertility and food production. The action combines dissemination and development of innovative, knowledge-backed solutions to manage climate related pressures with locally grounded development activities that increase resilience and adaptive capacity while boosting farm productivity. This is reflected in the specific objectives of the action, which focus both on (i) strengthening related technical, institutional and collaborative capacities of the relevant community, private sector and state actors and (ii) supporting smallholder farmers to build climate-smart, resilient livelihood strategies for food security.
Family house Care for HIV Positive children in three Family housesFamily houses are dedicated to care, serve orphaned, and HIV/AIDS positive children. A total number of 46 orphaned and HIV/AIDS positive children are residing in three family houses. Goal: The goal of the family houses is forming the children holistically, instilling hope and preparing to be independent and productive citizens.
Promote social protection of Persons living with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (PLwIDD) in Eritrea Contract related to: Promote social protection of Persons living with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (PLwIDD) in Eritrea - The proposed Action intents to contribute to Specific-Objective 1.3: Support CSOs as actors of good governance and development in partner countries and to the achievement of the related result 1.3: Civil Society Organisations¿ (CSOs) ability to engage as actors of good governance and development at country level is improved.The Action rolls out the EU support to country-level CSO initiatives aimed at implementing priorities reflected in the NDICI-GLOBAL Europe, Annex III CSO Thematic Programme and the subsequent draft Multiannual Indicative Plan for the same. In line with the policy of geographisation, a majority of funds under the CSO MAAP 2021-2024, will be allocated under the Action to support civil society in partner countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and in Neighbourhood countries and Russia. Activities funded under the Action will support a broad range of civil society actors including and prioritising, but not limited to, women and youth organisations, In the framework of the Country Roadmaps for EU and Member States engagement with civil society (CSO Roadmaps), all initiatives under the Action will aim at and contribute to strengthening civil society partner¿s institutional and operational capacity through a comprehensive approach; enabling and ensuring their participation; and on improving the environment in which they operate. Particular attention will be paid to CSOs capacities to benefit from the digital transformation which will pay attention to accessible digital technology and reduce the gap on access to ICT.
Video Clips Production of Projects in Eritrea Contract related to: Video Clips Production of Projects in Eritrea - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
Technical Assistance to Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Eritrea Contract related to: Technical Assistance to Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Eritrea - The action will support the Regional MIP implementation through technical assistance, capacity building for African Regional Organizations, support the OACPS-EU Partnership Agreement¿s Institutional Framework and Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy.
Support to the Papua New Guinea National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) Policy 2015–2030 - Part II Sustainable use of water and sanitation infrastructure contributes significantly to socio-economic development. Having access to clean drinking water supply and sanitation services reduces mortality and morbidity caused by water-related diseases, increases economic growth opportunities, and improves the overall quality of life. \n\nIn line with the Papua New Guinea National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy (WaSH) 2015 - 2030, the proposed Action aims to contribute towards improving the quality of life of Papua New Guineans through increased access to and utilization of safe, adequate and sustainable water supply, sanitation and improved hygiene practices in locations with high population concentrations (healthcare facilities, schools and major market places). The Action aims for: increased equitable access to safe, convenient and sustainable water supply and sanitation and improved hygiene practices; as well as long-term hygiene behavior change at the personal, household, community and institutional levels particular to urban areas that are currently under-served, in line with the national WaSH policy. \n\nThe present Action will be delivered through the United Nation Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) as co-delegates - partners
Health procurement Papua New Guinea With almost 30 thousand new Tuberculosis cases each year TB has emerged as a public health threat for Papua New Guinea. The Country is facing one of the highest infection rates in the world and National Department of Health  has referred to the situation as a "national emergency." \n\nResurgence of TB in Papua New Guinea has been a result of limited access to adequate healthcare but a result of antibiotic resistance which is currently leading to bacterial resistance and a rise of aggressive strains of the disease, It is believed that a unique strain of drug resistant TB has developed in certain areas of the country, leaving people exposed to more severe infections and a limited menu of treatment options. \n\nAs a rapid and scaled up response to the current crisis, the World Bank in collaboration with the Government of Papua New Guinea, and the National Department of Health, designed the Emergency Tuberculosis Project to both improve the quality and expand coverage of health services in Western Province, Daru Island and National Capital District and strengthen immediate response and treatment of TB. These locations were strategically selected due to the recent sharp rise in the number of new TB infections. \n\nTwo UN agencies, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the united Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) will support  National Department of Health in carrying out project activities. UNOPS' objective is to support ensuring timely and efficient availability of TB diagnostics equipment and consumables including but not limited to Gen-expert Machines, mobile clinics wit, digital X-ray machines, and other laboratory, and medical supplies in an attempt to support early detection and treatment of TB patients.
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Buka, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Buka, Papua New Guinea,  thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households.\nUNOPS  is to undertake the design and review work of the Buka electricity needs, including land access requirements, and an assessment of the optimal technology mix to minimise the use of diesel fuel generation \n
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea, thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households. UNOPS will support the feasibility study of the Milne-Bay climate resilient infrastructure needs, including land access requirements, and an assessment of the optimal technology mix to minimise the use of diesel fuel generation.
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in  Papua New Guinea. UNOPS will finalize the feasibility study on electronic waste solutions for three  key urban centers in Port Moresby, Lae and Mt Hagen.
Strengthening Infrastructure Systems in Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Telefomin, thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education.\nUNOPS  is to undertake a scoping exercise to assess local energy needs, including the installation of PV solar panels for five buildings in Telefomin, the installation of a new transformer, and a thorough audit of buildings, fuses, switchboards, power lines and power poles. In addition the project intends to provide a framework for introducing an optimal set of technologies for the local mini-grid, leading to a gradual phase out of diesel fuel generation as the primary source of energy.\nThis project falls under the Government-endorsed Papua New Guinea Electrification Partnership (PEP), through which DFAT– alongside Japan, New Zealand and the United States – is supporting Papua New Guinea to meet its target of electrifying 70 percent of the country by 2030.\n
Supply of ICT and solar energy systems to government agencies in Bougainville, PNG 24311-001 - Supply of ICT and solar energy systems to government agencies in Bougainville, PNG
Assessment of Community Health Centers 24245-001 - Assessment of Community Health Centers
Project Management Support for the Rural Public Service Delivery Project 24092-001 - Project Management Support for the Rural Public Service Delivery Project
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Wabag, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Wabag, Papua New Guinea, thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households. UNOPS will support feasability study of the Sustainable Energy for Sopas District Hospital & Sangurap Health Centre, Wabag, Enga Province.
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Daru, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Daru, Papua New Guinea,  thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households.\nUNOPS  is to undertakedesign and review work of the Daru electricity needs network to minimise the use of diesel fuel generation, design of office and housing complex,  finalize  material  and launch of infrastructure mapping.\n
Support for Tuberculosis Response in Papua New Guinea With almost 30,000 new Tuberculosis (TB) cases each year TB has recently emerged as a critical public health threat for Papua New Guinea. The country is currently facing one of the highest TB infection rates in the world and the National Department of Health  has already referred to the situation as a “national emergency”. \n\nResurgence of TB in Papua New Guinea has been a result of limited access to adequate healthcare but also a result of antibiotic resistance which is currently leading to a rise of aggressive strains of the disease. It is believed that a unique strain of drug resistant TB bacteria has developed in certain areas of the country, leaving people exposed to more severe infections and a limited menu of treatment options. The TB crisis in Papua New Guinea will exacerbate if adequate measures aren’t put in place quickly through a rapid and scaled up response. Should there not be any concerted actions, TB transmissions are expected to increase, directly affecting the cost of the response, and simultaneously producing severe social and economic impacts.  \n\nIn response to the current crisis, the World Bank in collaboration with the Government of Papua New Guinea, and the National Department of Health, designed the Emergency Tuberculosis Project. The project was developed to both improve the quality and expand coverage of health services in Western Province, Daru Island and National Capital District and strengthen immediate response and treatment of TB. These locations were strategically selected due to the recent sharp rise in the number of new TB infections. \n\nUnder the present agreement, UNOPS will be responsible for the supply of TB medicines, with the objective of supporting the National Department of Health, in ensuring timely and efficient availability of TB drugs and consumables including but not limited to medical supplies in an attempt to support early detection and treatment of TB patients. \n\n
Support for Tuberculosis Response in Papua New Guinea With almost 30,000 new Tuberculosis (TB) cases each year TB has recently emerged as a critical public health threat for Papua New Guinea. The country is currently facing one of the highest TB infection rates in the world and the National Department of Health  has already referred to the situation as a “national emergency”. \n\nResurgence of TB in Papua New Guinea has been a result of limited access to adequate healthcare but also a result of antibiotic resistance which is currently leading to a rise of aggressive strains of the disease. It is believed that a unique strain of drug resistant TB bacteria has developed in certain areas of the country, leaving people exposed to more severe infections and a limited menu of treatment options. The TB crisis in Papua New Guinea will exacerbate if adequate measures aren’t put in place quickly through a rapid and scaled up response. Should there not be any concerted actions, TB transmissions are expected to increase, directly affecting the cost of the response, and simultaneously producing severe social and economic impacts.  \n\nIn response to the current crisis, the World Bank in collaboration with the Government of Papua New Guinea, and the National Department of Health, designed the Emergency Tuberculosis Project. The project was developed to both improve the quality and expand coverage of health services in Western Province, Daru Island and National Capital District and strengthen immediate response and treatment of TB. These locations were strategically selected due to the recent sharp rise in the number of new TB infections. \n\nUnder the present agreement, UNOPS will be responsible for the supply of TB medicines, with the objective of supporting the National Department of Health, in ensuring timely and efficient availability of TB drugs and consumables including but not limited to medical supplies in an attempt to support early detection and treatment of TB patients. \n
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Jiwaka, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Jiwaka, Papua New Guinea,  thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households. UNOPS will support interactive infrastructure mapping.
Strengthening of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy Programme in Teleformin, Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Teleformin, Papua New Guinea,  thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households.\nUNOPS supports the procurement for the installation of solar PV system and civil works for PV system foundations.\n
Strengthening Infrastructure Systems in Papua New Guinea The project’s main objectives are to develop practical and sustainable solutions to the provision of energy access in Telefomin, thereby introducing pathways between reliable electricity and development outcomes such as better incomes, health and increased education. Telefomin district is one of the most remote and disadvantaged areas of the country, with low potential for agriculture, high child malnutrition, and low incomes largely due to its considerable distance from any developed urban center. Access to Telefomin is by air only, and most goods need to be airlifted, which over the years has resulted in considerable challenges to carry out development activities in this location. Introducing reliable and renewable sources of energy would bring about considerable benefits for the local population, from improved livelihoods and the possibility to develop small businesses, strengthened health and educational services, and improved wellbeing through access to energy for households.\nUNOPS  is to undertake a scoping exercise to assess local energy needs, including the installation of PV solar panels for five buildings in Telefomin, the installation of a new transformer, and a thorough audit of buildings, fuses, switchboards, power lines and power poles. In addition the project intends to provide a framework for introducing an optimal set of technologies for the local mini-grid, leading to a gradual phase out of diesel fuel generation as the primary source of energy.\nThis project falls under the Government-endorsed Papua New Guinea Electrification Partnership (PEP), through which DFAT– alongside Japan, New Zealand and the United States – is supporting Papua New Guinea to meet its target of electrifying 70 percent of the country by 2030.\n
(2022-2023) SWZ.S5 Governance and Mutual Accountability The UNAIDS Secretariat mobilizes, facilitate and support Member States’ and other PCB stakeholders’ equal and effective engagement in the work and governance of the Joint Programme and in its contribution to deliver on the Global AIDS Strategy and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Lead the Joint Programme’s mutual accountability mechanisms for results and resources, including quality reporting.
SWZ.S3 Strategic information for an evidence informed response and global political agenda The UNAIDS Secretariat advocates for and facilitates the generation of strategic information for an optimally effective, evidence-informed, rights-based and gender-sensitive AIDS response. The Secretariat provides guidance on the collection of relevant data through surveillance, surveys and programme monitoring, collects and synthesizes key data on the epidemic and the response to track and evaluate progress towards ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030
SWZ.S2 Effective and inclusive partnerships for impact and sustainability The UNAIDS Secretariat continues to strengthen dialogue between governments, affected communities, and other stakeholders for progressive global policy. The evolving context and development agenda demands a renewed Joint Programme approach to partnerships