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THE PEACE MILLION Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se. The Peace Million is a government grant that finances projects with a focus on peace, security policy, disarmament, and conflict resolution or conflict management. The aim of the grant is to strengthen the voice of civil society in these areas. It can als
CGD BFA 2002 CGD BFA 2002 Support to IDEA:s local organisation Centre for Democratic Governance, CDG, and its project aiming at promotion of youth participation in the parliamentary elections in the spring of 2002, Burkina Stöd till IDEAs "avknoppade" lokala organisation Centre for  Democratic Governance, CDG, och dess projekt för att främja ungdomars deltagande i parlamentsvalet våren 2002 i Burkina.
PGA 2000 - 2004 PGA 2000 - 2004 - PGA 2000 Core support to PGA. Decision DESO 0142/00 Organisationsbidrag till PGA. Beslut DESO 142/00
VCT& Counsellors Training VCT& Counsellors Training The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
MLE Business Associations MLI Business Associations - MLI Business Assocations The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Project prep TBC Projektför, TBC Project prep in co-op with WB regarding project to decrease the spreading of TBC and HIV/AIDS Projektförberedelse i samarbete med WB gällande insats om minskning avspridning av TBC o HIV/AIDS.
Planningsupp. EFCA Planstöd EFCA The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
LRF P2000-S LRF P2000-S The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
CLEAN - Audit CLEAN - Audit The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Metodutveckling FORSK, 2010 Method Developm yr 2010 - 10-3868 Conf support Health Sy Methods develompent, evaluations, research cooperation 2010 Metodutveckling, utvärderingar, forskningssamarbete 2010
Kopinor ZIBF Kopinor ZIBF The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Ramavtal OPIC Framework agreement OPIC The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Method and policy support Metod- och policystöd According to the operational plan for the team for Gender Equality methods for gender mainstreaming will be elaborated and for this purpose, external expertise has been contracted as support. The assignement can inlcude thematic studies about GBV and WEE, analyzes of international processes, method support in thematic areas and production of indicators, fact sheets etc. Enligt jämställdhetsteamets verksamhetsplan ska metoder för  mainstreaming av jämställdhet tas fram och extern expertis har upphandlats för stöd i detta arbete. Uppdraget kan omfatta ämnesstudier, fördjupningar inom GBV och WEE, analyser av internationella processer, metodstöd inom sakområden och för framtagande av indikatorer, fact sheets etc.
MAR; Fact-finding EIA MAR;Fact-finding MKB Fact-finding och utarbetande av projektförslag för att öka kompetens i att göra miljökonsekvensbedömningar på industrimin. i Marocko Fact-finding and the elaboration of project proposals to increase competence in making envir. impact assessments within Ministry of industry in Morocco.
HIV/AIDS program av FPH HIV/AIDS Programme by FPH - FPH HIV/AIDS Western Balk Finansiellt stöd till EO Fondation Partnerships in Health (FPH) att genomföra ett HIV/AIDS förebyggande program i Albanien, Bosnien, Kosovo, Montenegro och Serbien under åren 2007-2010. FPH samarbetar med hälsoministerier, offentliga institutioner och lokala enskilda organisationer i samarbetsländerna samt arbetar med att bygga upp ett regionalt samarbete och nätverk hos de inblandade länderna. Financial support to the NGO Fondation Partnerships in Health (FPH)to inplement a HIV/AIDS preventive programme in Albania,  Bosnia&Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia during  2007-2010.FPH collaborates with Ministries of Health, Public Health Institutions and local NGOs in the participating countries, and is developing a regional collaboration and network among the countries.
Method Developm yr 2010 - 10-0039 FeasibilStudy,SF Metodutveckling FORSK, 2010 Metodutveckling, utvärderingar, forskningssamarbete 2010 Methods develompent, evaluations, research cooperation 2010
Restoration of Chiradzulo Forest Reserve while building resilience of local communities against climate change The surroundings of the Chiradzulo Mountain Forest Reserve in the southern region of Malawi are densely populated, with more than two thirds of its population classified as poor. As a result of population pressure, high poverty levels, weak border community participation, and weak law enforcement, the forest reserve has been degraded losing its forest cover by 56 per cent from 950 to 441 hectares.  This IKI Small Grants project aims to restore and protect the Chiradzulo Forest Reserve. About 400 hectares of the forest are restored by 2025. To achieve this, the project strengthens the capacity of border communities by setting up Natural Resource Management Committees and training them in forest management and forest-based enterprises. Furthermore, the root causes for forest degradation are tackled, by providing communities with alternative livelihoods such as honey production, agroforestry, and ecotourism.
Community driven regeneration of native forest at Mount Kenya Inhabitants living around Mount Kenya are often poor, since climate change is hitting the agricultural sector particularly hard. Attempts to restore the once dense forest by planting exotic trees failed due to the illegal use of  trees. The project therefore planted 150,000 indigenous trees to restore the habitat for wildlife. Further, forests act as a natural carbon sink that benefits the climate. The planted trees produce essential oils, tea-like leaves or dyes for the paint industry and therefore serve as an additional source of income for the local population. The community-owned tree maintenance programs ensures the sustainability of the project and shares the methods and learnings of the project with other resforestation initiatives in Kenya.
Enhancing the strategic role of national development banks as drivers of low-carbon climate-resilient urban infrastructure investments in developing and emerging economies (NUCA) Cities generate around 70% of the global greenhouse gas emissions and face various challenges for developing and funding climate-smart projects. National development banks (NDBs) are well positioned to support those projects, as they are ideally placed to de-risk or cover upfront costs, can provide local currency and can leverage locally adapted financial instruments. However, NDBs face barriers in supporting the urban sector, among which the limited capacity of Cities to develop feasibility studies and projects pipe-line coupled with the lack of favourable regulatory and institutional frameworks which limit the cities financial autonomy and planning. The NUCA Programme will address these shortcomings by developing strategic urban climate financing pipelines for cities supported by appropriate financial products, building capacity within NDBs and cities, and working with regulators on improving framework conditions for urban climate finance by NDBs and mobilizing private sector.
H2-diplo - Decarbonization Diplomacy To limit global warming to 1.5°C, greenhouse gas emissions must be significantly reduced. This inevitable requires a shift away from fossil fuels, such as oil, natural gas or coal. Green hydrogen produced from renewable energies plays a key role to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors, such as the chemical or metal industry. The project advises partner countries on the use of green hydrogen to decarbonise and diversify their economies. Advisory services and dialogue formats carried out by H2-diplo offices in Angola, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Colombia, Nigeria, Saudi-Arabia and the Ukraine, support the development of climate-neutral value chains. In addition, H2-diplo addresses geopolitical questions of the international market ramp-up of green hydrogen, such as shifting power relations on the way to a climate-neutral global economy.
South East Asia Energy Transition Partnership The Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership (ETP) will bring together government donors, philanthropies and partner governments to accelerate energy transition in Southeast Asia, deliver the Paris agreement targets on climate change and support partner countries to achieve their national sustainable development goals. Initially the Partnership will focus on Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam. It will mobilise and coordinate its members’ technical and financial resources to create an enabling environment for renewable energy, energy efficiency and sustainable infrastructures in the region. Using a holistic approach its key focus will be on energy transition enabling dimensions including the strengthening of the enabling environment for green energy policy; increasing public and private investment flow in this sector; increasing the amount of green energy in smarter grids; and strengthening human capital, knowledge and public awareness.
Support to COP25 Presidency Chile took up the presidency for the 25th UN Climate Change Conference (COP25), which was held in Madrid in 2019. The project provided technical and financial support to the Chilean presidency team with the aim of strengthening its capacities. Overall, the project aimed to encourage signatory countries to explore new working procedures within the scope of the UNFCCC, and to promote NDC and climate policy implementation. The project involved preparation of interim meetings, coordination with Costa Rica for pre-COP activities, the COP25 event itself and handover to the next country to assume the COP presidency.
Strengthening climat change adaptative capacities of women farmers in the Ouémé valley in Benin Many people in the municipality of Adjohoun in Benin depend on agriculture, which is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Female smallholder farmers are especially vulnerable due to the unequal access to land and investment opportunities. The project improved the adaptation capacities of vulnerable female smallholder farmers and local stakeholders in the municipality of Adjohoun. This has been achieved through access to knowledge, innovative agricultural practices, agricultural equipment, and better management of climate risks.
Global EbA Fund - Support for the Implementation and Upscaling of Ecosystem-based Adaptation The Global EbA Fund is a fast-start support for innovative approaches to ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA). It improves the understanding, planning and expansion of EbA and access to public funding for catalytic adaptation intervention. It prioritises filling funding and knowledge gaps with a broad thematic focus on innovation and urgency, encouraging creative solutions and partnerships among funding applicants. Through its work, the Fund addresses research gaps, pilots innovative EbA approaches, engages in strategic EbA policy mainstreaming, and incentivises innovative finance mechanisms and private sector EbA investment. To multiply its reach, the Fund will leverage relevant partnerships and networks including Friends of EBA, the Global Adaptation Network and the Global Commission on Adaptation.
Laying the foundations for long-term low-emission development strategies (LTS) The Paris Agreement invites the parties to submit long-term strategies (LTS) for greenhouse gas neutrality. The project equips partner countries with tools to develop them and better link them to Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). To this end, it supports various formats of stakeholder consultations, in which international donors also take part. In these, experiences are exchanged in order to create favorable conditions for net-zero LTS in selected countries. The countries participating in the in-depth implementation phase of the project are finally selected in close consultation with the German government. In order to achieve a multiplier effect, the knowledge gained is shared beyond the project.
Measurement and Performance Tracking (MAPT) of Climate Change Mitigation Activities The project worked with five partner countries, assessing existing monitoring systems, greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and institutional capacities in the area of the measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) of GHG emissions. These were examined in the context of each country's specific needs and further developed. The project supported the development of MRV systems at the national, sub-national, sectoral and international level through workshops, training events, and case studies. The project incorporated decision-makers, private sector, and civil society in all phases. With the support of all relevant stakeholders, this top-down/bottom-up approach helped to establish guidelines and standards at the national level and also prepares the ground for uniform international MRV standards. The experience gained was analysed and made available internationally to replicate successes and influence the development of international MRV regulations.
Climate change and protected area management The objective of the project was to help CONANP to implement and develop its climate strategy in targeted protected areas of the forested, biodiversity-rich ecological corridor of the Sierra Madre Oriental. The project was exploring the potential for carbon sequestration and identifying funding opportunities, such as REDD mechanisms (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) and payment for environmental services. It was expanding the protected areas, and reforesting and/or renaturalising degraded areas. Strategies and pilot measures for sustainable agriculture and forestry, along with ecotourism, were supported. With the input of the local inhabitants, who were being specifically trained to analyse and monitor ecosystems and the local climate, the project was assisting selected protected areas with the revision of their management plans. Equipment for the administration of the new protected areas was also provided.
PANORAMA: Solutions for a Healthy Planet Initiative PANORAMA – Solutions for a Healthy Planet is a unique example of a bottom-up, multi-actor, cross-sectoral initiative combining a digital platform dedicated to identify and disseminate proven solutions with offline learning, sharing resources and activities (exchange events, trainings, webinars, publications). The communities include PANORAMA Restoration, PANORAMA Species Conservation, PANORAMA One Health, PANORAMA Conservation Areas, PANORAMA Blue, PANORAMA EbA, PANORAMA Agriculture and Biodiversity, PANORAMA Business Engagement, PANORAMA Cities, PANORAMA Nature-Culture and PANORAMA Mitigation. In that way, PANORAMA is promoting replicable solutions and their uptake that demonstrate how well protected biodiversity and well managed ecosystems help address societal challenges, increase resilience and adaptation to climate change and thereby achieve development benefits.
Wedging the gap: Identification of options for increasing the impact of private sector GHG emission reduction initiatives The project produced an action plan for the upscaling and multiplication of private sector initiatives for climate change mitigation. For this purpose, it analysed and assessed the emission reductions of several sample initiatives. The results of the analysis were validated with stakeholders from the private sector, governments, and financiers to identify success factors and develop the action plan. The aim was to encourage economic actors to commit to voluntary emission reductions, enhance ongoing activities or initiate new ones. It did so with a view to increasing the ambition of these initiatives and highlighting frontrunners. The project was part of the overarching initiative ‘Wedging the Gap’, aiming at closing the gap between the estimated global GHG emissions in 2020 and development paths compatible with global warming of no more than 2°C by combining the efforts of different mitigation initiatives.
Support of Nationally Intended Determined Contributions (INDCs) in Peru The project supported the Peruvian government in developing its “Intended Nationally Determined Contributions” (INDCs). 
The project measured comprised providing technical and policy advice to the Peruvian environment ministry in preparing the country's contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions as part of a future global climate change agreement. On the technical level, based on analyses and studies relevant data was generated and prepared to feed into the policy process. On the policy-institutional level, support was provided to foster the dialogue between relevant ministries and specify the details of the national contribution. Advice included supporting the first steps for implementing the agreements.
Strategic Environmental Dialogues The 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change call for the global transformation of economies and lifestyles, providing new impetus for sustainable development. The accompanying international commitments pose complex challenges for many countries and generate demand for practicable approaches for coherent implementation. On behalf of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV), the project supports dialogue and exchange formats with political decision-makers and key actors from business, science, and civil society in emerging and developing countries. Within the framework of the cooperation, innovative cross-sectoral concepts and formats are developed and initiatives on selected thematic focal points are supported to contribute to the international alignment of interests and exchange of experience as well as to development in the partner countries.
INTERACT-Bio Integrated regional action for Biodiversity The partner countries have signed the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) have already been drawn up. INTERACT-Bio supports them in establishing the management of biodiversity and ecosystems as a cross-sectional task and as the joint responsibility of national, regional and local authorities. Particularly at the local level, any existing biodiversity potential and its value is identified in selected urban regions, and the possibilities for nature-based solutions are presented by means of pilot projects, thus facilitating and intensifying the implementation of the NBSAP. The information gained flows into the development of sub-national BSAP, while cooperation with regional and local stakeholders is initiated through dialogue processes at the national level. Experiences are published globally and made available to the CBD contracting parties for their NBSAP revisions.
Orientation of infrastructure investments on the goals of the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda in Central and Southeast Asia (SIPA) Over 60 percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions derive from existing infrastructure systems. What is built in the next years will set GHG trajectories for decades.  Against the background of the design of post-COVID recovery plans, there is a unique opportunity to help direct investments towards energy, transport and industry infrastructure projects that not only support economic growth in the short term, but are also consistent with long-term climate goals.  To achieve this, the project supports partner countries to prioritise infrastructure projects compatible with long-term low-emission, resilient development pathways. It promotes enabling policy frameworks to scale up investments in low-emission infrastructure. It cooperates with private sector and financial stakeholders to promote Responsible Business Conducts and green, inclusive finance and investment principles and finally fosters capacities, knowledge creation, policy dialogue and peer learning.
Sustainable Power and Resilience for Colombia's Energy Communities "The Colombian government's National Development Plan focuses on increasing renewable energy use and improving infrastructure to ensure energy services are safe, reliable, and affordable. A key element is the development of Energy Communities (EC), which engage communities in energy production and consumption through self-generation and distributed resources, allowing energy democratization. The project aims to transition to a low-carbon economy by adding 105 MW of renewable energy and enhancing policy and regulatory frameworks. It targets inclusive participation from low- and middle-income populations in EC projects. The plan includes financial support and technical assistance to promote ECs, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by 177,243 tons and create 10,157 green jobs over four years. Ultimately, the EC model will serve over 20,000 new users, improving energy reliability and fostering community empowerment and economic diversification."
Restoring Mexican mangrove forests creates opportunities for social development Mangrove forests have a wide range of ecological functions. They are also economically significant, since they are a source of food (fishing) and firewood for local populations, which also use them for other purposes and coastal Mexican communities are often economically dependent on mangroves. The project aimed to conserve and restore the Alvarado lagoon system in Mexico. The mangrove forests are being put to sustainable use, while continuing to offer economic development opportunities for local communities. Within the framework of management plans, the project established usage that is also oriented on the growth rates of the mangroves. It was also tackling the restoration processes that convert degraded areas into production zones, and producing market studies & marketing strategies for mangrove wood products.
The Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) Implementation Hub: Delivering the Bonn Challenge The project establishes a demand-responsive FLR Implementation Hub that supports countries with accelerating and scaling FLR implementation, to meet international targets and national goals on climate mitigation and adaptation, biodiversity, and reversing land degradation as part of the UN Decade on Restoration. It will support countries through grants, calls and tenders with implementing FLR at scale, to develop ready and investible FLR projects and programmes; coordinated investment preparation, technical assistance and mobilization of the private sector; capacity development and knowledge creation; and coherent and supporting policies and plans. By promoting FLR, the project provides multiple benefits to a wide range of stakeholders at all scales with nature-based solutions to recovery strategies post Covid-19, the promotion of healthy and resilient landscapes and communities, and generating green jobs.