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Help Nurture and Educate 120 Mexican Children Inequality begins early in the morning, when the families get ready for school and there is no food for anybody.....In Mexico, millions of children miss their breakfast and get to school hungry. That is a factor that affects their education and physical and neurological development. We, in Nutriendo para el Futuro, want to open a new breakfast program for 120 children ages 3 to 6 in a community with high levels of margination in San Luis Potosi.
Hospice Plett - relief of suffering in townships HIV, TB and chronic diseases have overburdened a developing public health service in South Africa. In the townships of Plettenberg Bay, our team go door to door, serving as an extension of the clinics regarding help with medication adherence, hunger interventions, access to welfare and palliative care.

In order to do this for our population of over 70,000 affected by joblessness, poverty and lack of education, we need to raise R700,000.00 per year over and above Department of Health subsidies
Combatting child marriage in rural Malawi This project will deliver a series of ten locally led workshops tackling the issue of child marriage and sexual violence against women and girls. Each workshop will be for a maximum of 20 girls aged between 10 to12 years old. The intended result of these workshops is to provide support and education, raise awareness of child marriage and encourage community dialogue on these issues. The workshops provide a space for girls to talk about these issues, where it takes away the shame and stigma.
Empowering LGBTQ & PLHIV Through Food Security The stigmatization and discrimination of LGBTQI people, people living with HIV and other vulnerable people exacerbates issues related to food security and nutrition and has a negative impact on health outcomes. GrenCHAP's Food Bank will provide people living with HIV and their families, LGBTQI people and other vulnerable people with access to nutritional food items while also providing psychosocial support and access to educational and life skills programs with the aim of empowering people.
Support education of girls in Minembwe, DR Congo Recent armed conflicts in the Democratic Republic of Congo have caused massive displacements of the population, who often cannot provide education for their children in these circumstances. This project is dedicated to promoting the access to education for girls in the region of Minembwe in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This will be done through providing school materials, uniforms, and teaching materials.
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA BG15SWATMENTOR BANGLADESH CRT SRF 0004 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. TRAIN, EVAL & OTH RELATED ACT[Covers all training supplies other than books issued to students under Communication Materials and Supplies.]
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - FAP personnel- incentives for B1900 FAP crew for 2 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
Bangladesh Police Assistance Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.
IOM Bangladesh Appeal 2023 Rohing Multisector humanitarian assistance for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
WMD Terrorism Investigations Training in Banglades Establishing a Foundational WMD Terrorism Investigations Capability for Bangladesh Antiterrorism Unit and Related Stakeholders
Joint Rohingya COVID 19 Response Pr Addresses large, immediate gaps related to COVID-19 prevention and response among Rohingya refugees and members of the host community.
Bangladesh - the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Scales Up Its Response to the Humanitarian Needs of People Fleeing Violence in Myanmar United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Committee of the Red Cross]
2022 UNFPA Bangladesh Contribution strengthen and expand current sexual and reproductive health and rights and Gender Based Violence services for refugees and host community members in cox's bazar
Improving the Quality of Life for Persons W/Disabilities in Refugee Camps and Surrounding Communities United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [Handicap International]
Campaign on the Potential of Solar Photovoltaics To promote 100% renewables in Bangladesh through evidence-based reasearch and a campaign to debunk the myths against against the solar power system, with a special focus on land availability.
2020 IRC Bangladesh Delivering Health, Nutrition and Livelihood, and Protection services for Rohingya Refugees and vulnerable host communities in Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh
Bureau of Diplomatic Security - ATA BG15TACMED01 02 BANGLADESH TACMED SRF 0001 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Diplomatic Security. TRAIN, EVAL & OTH RELATED ACT[Covers the medical supplies and minor equipment of all types necessary for the diagnosis, prevention, and cure of illness and injuries.]
UNFPA Liberia Population change and data activities UNFPA Liberia Population change and data activities UNFPA Liberia Population change and data activities
UNFPA Liberia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Liberia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Liberia Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Liberia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Liberia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Liberia Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Liberia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Liberia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Liberia Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Liberia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Liberia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Liberia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Liberia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Liberia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Liberia Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Liberia Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Liberia Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Liberia Expanded partnerships for impact activities
UNFPA Liberia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Liberia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Liberia Humanitarian action activities
Federal Trade Commission: Technical Assistance to Barbados on Competition Federal Trade Commission (FTC) assistance to foreign antitrust agencies aimed at ensuring that competition agencies in developing and transitional economies that review suspected anticompetitive conduct and mergers share in a convergent approach to enforcement, analysis, and fairness, with a secondary goal of promoting competition in the economy at-large and cross-border cooperation.
PEP-Z Reimbursables PEP Zambia is a six-year (2014-2020) UKaid-funded private sector development programme designed to encourage and support investment and job creation. We work through intervention partnerships across the programme's four sectors to achieve specific development objectives in each sector: 1) Food and agriculture: Increased competitiveness and value of Zambian food products in end consumer markets. 2) Mines and mining services: Increased sustainable and inclusive economic impact of mining in Zambia. 3)Tourism and hospitality: Increased value and proportion of tourist revenues captured by local businesses. 4) Business Services for Investment and Growth: Increased access to business services and sources of finance that support growth-oriented businesses. PEP Zambia helps intervention partners to introduce business innovations (new products, services or business models) that deliver profitable growth for our partner and open up new market opportunities for Zambian micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs). The core of the PEPZ value offer to potential partners is formulated under four headings: 1) Capital: Our cost-sharing financial intervention mechanisms designed to incentivise business innovation that will benefit Zambian SMEs and micro-enterprises; 2) Capacity: Our internal expertise and our network of external specialist consultants who can help intervention partners design and implement solutions; 3) Connections: Our networks and contacts that allow us to facilitate business connections and transactions; and 4) Compliance: Our understanding of the formal and informal rules of focus sector markets means that we can help businesses to meet legal/regulatory requirements and client/consumer needs.
Project Ignite India: Global Partnership in the Field of SRHR Population Services International (PSI) seeks to break down barriers to access and use of voluntary, modern contraception among girls and young women (age 15-24), with the aim of reducing unintended pregnancies, reducing unsafe abortions and preventing transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs is funding PSI to test two innovative models, and two theories of change, to tackle youth and adolescent sexual health issues (2016-2020), with an extension granted for the year 2021. The market development approach implemented by PSI in the DRC (2016-2017), Cote d'Ivoire (since November 2017), Haiti (2016-2019) and Mozambique (since 2016), consists in addressing market failures that prevent Sara from accessing the contraceptive products and services she wants and needs. Main approaches used include a thorough landscape analysis to understand how the market is failing Sara (production to use spectrum analysis). This helps ensure that the response is highly context-specific and that programs in each country are geared towards prioritized market players to address the failures identified. PSI also uses user-centered design inspired techniques to gather consumer insights and develop fast prototypes. The Ecosystem development approach, implemented by Triggerise in Burkina Faso (since 2021), India (since 2016) and Kenya (since 2016), consists in improving health the livelihood of micro-entrepreneurs who are incentivized to improve access to contraceptive products and services. Using a peer-to-peer approach that connects consumers to local small businesses, Triggerise gives them the power to both access and deliver aid on their own terms. Building on these relationships, Triggerise uses rewards-based platforms to motivate consumers to make positive choices?helping them to overcome individual barriers as they arise while adding value back into their economies. The project will deliver on 5 outcomes: 1: Increased informed demand for SRH services by girls and young women, 2: Increased access to a wide range of SRH products and services for girls and young women, 3: Improved enabling environment for youth and young women for improving their SRH rights, 4: Create wealth (via improved depth and reach of the ecosystems) and 5: Improve lives (via improved SRHR health outcomes).
Repatriation Services for Stranded Scholars A centralised support service to repatriate scholars and minimise stranding in New Zealand. Provides additional support for the complexities caused by COVID 19-related border closures including information, advice and coordination of repatriation opportunities and travel logistics. Scholars may be referred for repatriation by this service. Collation and monitoring of reporting on scholars on behalf of MFAT informs potential repatriation opportunities and scholar issues.
Scholarships Programme Operational Management Phase 1: Transition to Education New Zealand This Activity, following on from the Scholarships Improvement Project, aims to transition operational management of the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme to Education New Zealand. Education New Zealand will take over administration of the programme in its current state, with MFAT operational staff and contractors transferring and working from Education New Zealand premises.
PHAMA Plus Regional The Pacific Horticulture and Agriculture Market Access (PHAMA) Plus programme is a joint Australian and New Zealand government initiative that aims to contribute to economic growth and improved livelihoods in the Pacific through the development of their primary export sectors. It will do this through support for market access and quality and productivity improvements.
Remittances Transparency - Empowering Remitters to Choose This activity focuses on addressing challenges facing remitters when engaging with the remittances market. These challenges include information asymmetries about the prices charged by different remittance providers, and a lack of trust in different remittances products (particularly online-only products).
NZ Medical Treatment Scheme 2017-2022 (management and strengthening country capacity components) This activity seeks to increase access for people in Fiji, Kiribati, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu to secondary and tertiary treatment not available in their home country, and to build the capacity and capability of countries to provide such services.  This supplementary business case funds a Business Analyst to support developing data for a retender process
MF4-02 Building Climate Resilience in Fiji and Cook Islands Conservation International Aotearoa will work with in-country partners to improve climate resilience of Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLC) in Fiji and Cook Islands through fostering enabling and empowering conditions, particularly with youth engagement, to sustainably manage their resources using customary approaches.
Enabling Environment for Pacific Infrastructure Funding under this Activity builds capacity for Pacific engineers, construction contractors and building control authorities.  One objective is to increase capacity and support local contract awards, retaining a greater proportion of the benefits locally, while delivering resilient infrastructure.  A second objective is to support local regulatory and enforcement bodies overseeing construction quality.
In-New Zealand Tertiary Scholar Conference 2024 <span class="ui-provider fy b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ab ac ae af ag ah ai aj ak">The Manaaki New Zealand Tertiary Scholar conference will be held in May 2024. Up to 660 tertiary scholars will come together for the purpose of networking and professional development.</span>
<span class="ui-provider fy b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ab ac ae af ag ah ai aj ak">This activity aims to progress the scholarship programme outcomes of:</span>
<span class="ui-provider fy b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ab ac ae af ag ah ai aj ak">- improving scholar to scholar connections</span>
<span class="ui-provider fy b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ab ac ae af ag ah ai aj ak">- building affinity with New Zealand and its people </span>
<span class="ui-provider fy b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ab ac ae af ag ah ai aj ak">- enriching scholars' learning </span>
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2022 Global Food Insecurity Response Contribution to the World Food Programme to help address global food insecurity concerns
Climate Change Programme - Design and Delivery This Activity provides funding for design and delivery support functions to the other Activities within the Climate Change Programme.
Pacific Island Food Revolution The Pacific Island Food Revolution (PIFR) is an innovative social and behaviour change communications programme that promotes healthy food in Fiji, PNG, Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu. PIFR works to address the non-communicable disease (NCD) crisis in the Pacific, by encouraging Pacific people to prepare and eat healthy, traditional Pacific cuisine. It also works to increase demand for local produce. Through its focus on demand, the PIFR complements more production-focused support for agriculture.
NP: Habitat for Humanity New Zealand (HFHNZ) Design Negotiated Partnership between Habitat for Humanity New Zealand (HFHNZ) and MFAT to fund a multi-year, multi-country programme in the Pacific.
Transport: Improving Pacific Air Safety Airways carrying out assessment of the current priority of need for re-survey, procedure design, aeronautical charting and publication in Pacific Island countries.
Develop indicative budget for the provision of aviation database services, procedures, charting, and publications. Prepare implementation plan.
Samoa and Tonga - Secondary Tertiary Trades Training Development Project Working with Manukau Institute of Technology in partnership with Tonga and Samoa government agencies to reduce disengagement of secondary students through the development of a qualification pathway in technical and vocational skills.
Contestable Fund: Design and due diligence Contracting external specialised expertise to support MFAT to develop a robust and evidence-based contestable funding mechanism, including processes, related tools, due diligence, monitoring and evaluation which will deliver localised development outcomes through individual projects with New Zealand NGOs.
Pacific Tourism Data Initiative - Phase 2 The Pacific Tourism Data Initiative collects and reports tourism data through an International Visitor Survey (IVS) and  Business Confidence Index (BCI) to inform evidence-based tourism investment and decision making in the Pacific.
Standards New Zealand Pacific Partnership Programme Funding under this Activity supports Pacific governments in accessing New Zealand Standards in the construction sector.  The high cost of technical standards has proven to be a barrier to implementing and enforcing the use of high quality materials and construction techniques.
Pacific Judicial Strengthening Initiative (PJSI) Technical assistance to 14 Pacific Island judiciaries to improve the professional competence of judicial and court officers and the systems and processes that they use.
PF 12-630 Pacific Seeds for Life (PS4L) Pac Regional This 5-year activity will strengthen the seed systems in Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu to improve climate Resilience and food security.
It will support the enabling national level environment through research, regulations, training, and awareness raising; improve in country seed and planting material production; and identify and promote open pollinated and clonal crop varieties of seed production across the region and at country level.
Tonga and Samoa: Qualification framework and quality assurance development A five-year Activity working with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority to guide the development of qualification frameworks and quality assurance systems in Tonga and Samoa based on New Zealand's qualification framework.
International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) Membership contribution New Zealand is an established member of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI). New Zealand makes an untagged membership contribution each year towards IATI’s global operating costs. Membership enables New Zealand to share and receive best practice on aid transparency, and receive technical support for IATI data publication. Membership sends an important public signal of New Zealand's commitment to transparency.
Improving Communities' Ecosystems and Livelihoods This activity aims to support communities in Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands to maintain and restore ecosystem services for food security, coastal protection and disaster risk reduction. By strengthening governance and improving gender and social inclusion, the activity can improve community resilience and Pacific biodiversity.
Funding Support: Development Network (DevNet) Conferences 2020 and 2022 The Aotearoa New Zealand International Development Studies Network (DevNet) is an interface amongst people and organisations working in the area of research of international development.  The DevNet Conference held biennially (2020 and 2022), is the major and only regular development conference held in New Zealand. It makes a significant contribution to development policy and practice within New Zealand, with a particular focus on Pacific development issues.
Samoa & SI - Improving Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species implementation Working with the Department of Conservation to provide technical assistance to Samoa and Solomon Islands to improve their implementation of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species; and avoid entry into compliance mechanisms that could curtail their ability to trade in sustainably-harvested wildlife products.
Private Sector Development: Business Link Pacific Business Link Pacific (BLP) supports the growth of Pacific small to medium enterprises (SMEs) through the development of sustainable in-country business advisory service networks. BLP aims to develop an effective market system where business advisory service providers offer quality services that respond to SME needs and SMEs use and pay for these services.
BLP is currently implemented in Cook Islands, Fiji, PNG, Samoa, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
Climate Change Programme - Climate Mobility This Activity supports our Pacific partners to address the complex challenge of climate mobility (for situations where climate change and environmental factors are a driver for people moving, and for situations where people decide to stay in place). It comprises support to a range of partners (local and international NGOs, Pacific governments, regional organisations, researchers, UN agencies) to strengthen action at community, national, and regional levels.
English Language Training for Officials Agriculture and Rural Development: Intake 59 This Activity aims to develop the English language capabilities of Officials from Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Mongolia, Viet Nam and Timor-Leste. It is themed around Agriculture and Rural Development and consists of preparation in-country, followed by a 13 week programme in New Zealand to cement language skills and relationships.
Transport: Pacific Regional Navigation Initiative This Activity supports a capacity building programme in Niue, Tokelau, Cook Islands, Samoa and Tonga. It includes hydrographic surveying and production of accurate maritime charts.
Climate Finance for Community Resilience: Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning This Activity aims to deliver monitoring, evaluation, research and learning (MERL) for the Climate Finance for Community Resilience Programme. To track and report on the programme results; improve delivery; share impact of the programme with key stakeholders and with the public; and identify the impact and achievement towards enhancing community-level resilience to climate change and disasters in the Pacific and further afield.
ASEAN 2024 Renewable Energy Short Course The course will provide 32 participants with the required base knowledge to successfully project manage new renewable energy capacity developments in their home country. It is an intensive course for engineers and managers (from both state-owned enterprises and energy development companies) from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Viet Nam, Philippines, Indonesia and Timor-Leste to upskill for future Renewable Energy development projects, such as Solar, Wind, Biofuel, Geothermal or Hydro projects.
Covid-19 Pacific Small to Medium Enterprise Finance Facility This activity will support Pacific small to medium enterprises to manage the economic impact of COVID-19 through facilitating access to emergency and concessional finance and business advisory services that enable them to "build back better" for recovery, growth, sustainability and resilience.
This activity is expected to be delivered through existing multi-country activity Business Link Pacific in partnership with local financial institutions.
Commonwealth Scholarships - general New Zealand provides a wide range of scholarships to people from more than 112 countries around the world; including multi-year and single-year academic awards at postgraduate and undergraduate level in New Zealand and at Pacific tertiary institutions, through to short-term training awards for vocational and skills-based training. This activity was for tertiary scholarships under the Commonwealth Scheme.