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PGIII Biraturaba Twese 2_SADC The programme builds on the foundations and achievements of the Programme Grant II (PGII) (and preceding IA funded programmes), aimed to deepen impact by developing and sustaining the agency of primary stakeholders and local partners to self-direct change. Building on achievements and based on expertise, we will continue to work in the thematic areas of governance and human rights, gender equality and social and economic inclusion, and peacebuilding and conflict prevention, and will identify entry points for an increased focus on climate action. We will take a holistic approach to addressing the root causes of inequalities at the community and country level, in line with triple nexus principles.
In Burundi regressive cultural and religious norms and practices favour the dominance of men over women and perpetuate acceptance of high levels of physical and economic exploitation of women and other legally recognised social gtoups such as Batwa, returnees, disable people, and albinos. Rapid population growth linked to weak sexual and reproductive health knowledge and rights further contributes to unequal power dynamics and limits the ability of women and girls to participate fully in the public sphere. Some progress has been made with the introduction of policies (such as the National Gender Policy 2021-2025), but implementation is slow, budget is inadequate, and mechanisms for policy implementation, when they exist, are weak.
SADC supports high-level advocacy for conducive legal framework and policies to serve in the socially responsible sexual and reproductive health and supports ongoing efforts to strengthen peacebuilding policies and structures at all levels: household, community, and country-level.
Accelerating locally-led humanitarian response in Ukraine, through governance and capacity strengthening with LNAs CAI, in collaboration with their partner (APH), have co-designed this programme to address specific areas prioritised by Local NGOs that support and strengthen locally-led humanitarian response in Ukraine. Addressing identified priority areas, APH and it’s network of 26 Health-focused LNGOs will strengthen their governance, operational and programmatic capacity, improving collaboration, coordination and access to direct funding opportunities.
Cash assistance to Vulnerable household affected by COVID in Kerala Proposed project is to support vulnerable people living under abject poverty to survive the economic impact of covid by providing unconditional cash assistance which would help them meet some of their immediate needs such as food, health expenses on personal hygiene items or to invest in their livelihoods. Project will be implemented in Kannur and Kasargod districts of Kerala. The project aims to target people who were supported by a similar project by IGSSS in 2022. Another round of assistance is expected to help the poor families mitigate the economic impact of covid and the ongoing economic crisis. Unconditional cash transfer will be made to the bank accounts for project participants. Project will reach 420 people out of which 375 are people with disabilities and 45 belong to the transgender community. These project participants were selected through the network of people with disabilities as well as through an NGO working for the rights of transgender community. 
The project will contribute to the humanitarian objective of CA India programme. Project will aim to strengthen our inclusion objective where majority of the primary stakeholders are people with disabilities and transgender persons.
Chronic Crisis Stream 2023-27 – South Sudan – Coalition for Humanity Project Goal: Vulnerable communities affected by protracted humanitarian crises are protected, empowered, and better connected to live more resilient and peaceful lives.             
Outcome: The complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities are met, risk of violent conflict is reduced, and resilience is fostered through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat.              
Objective 1 - Responding to Humanitarian Need: The changing priority needs of the most vulnerable women, men, girls and boys in target communities are met in a way that promotes dignity and strengthens social cohesion, agency and gender equality.
Objective 2a - Tackling Violence & Building Peace: Communities are engaging in transparent and inclusive peace building and conflict transformation processes and their efforts are linked to regional and national initiatives
Objective 2b - Tackling Gender-based Violence: Women, men and duty bearers in target communities individually and collectively tackle harmful gender norms and inequalities and survivors of GBV receive appropriate care and support
Objective 3 - Strengthening Resilience: Target communities have strengthened capacity to prevent, anticipate, organise for and adapt to crises and risks related to conflict, violence and the environment in an inclusive and equitable way
Objective 4 - Climate Adaptation: Target communities have reduced vulnerability to current and expected impacts of climate change, including climate variability, by maintaining or increasing resilience, through increased ability to adapt to climate change stresses, shocks and variability.
Empoderamiento y protección de Defensorxs, Mujeres, Campesinxs e Indígenas en El Salvador Propuesta comunitaria para el fortalecimiento de las capacidades y herramientas de Defensores ambientales para fortalecer los esfuerzos por garantizar los derechos al agua, alimentación y justicia climática de grupos marginados de mujeres, indígenas en los departamento de Ahuachapán y Sonsonate.
Triple nexus west Africa ADAC Le projet a pour but de contribuer à accélérer la coopération et la résilience pour relever les défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les zones frontalières fragiles et touchées par les conflits (ACRE) en utilisant  des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix  
 
Pour cela, il vise à Renforcer le leadership, l’action et la capacité d’adaptation des communautés marginalisées pour se relever pacifiquement et s’adapter aux défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les régions frontalières en utilisant des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix (HDP Nexus)
PGIII Biraturaba Twese 2_COPED The programme builds on the foundations and achievements of the Programme Grant II (PGII) (and preceding IA funded programmes), aimed to deepen impact by developing and sustaining the agency of primary stakeholders and local partners to self-direct change. Building on achievements and based on expertise, we will continue to work in the thematic areas of governance and human rights, gender equality and social and economic inclusion, and peacebuilding and conflict prevention, and will identify entry points for an increased focus on climate action. We will take a holistic approach to addressing the root causes of inequalities at the community and country level, in line with triple nexus principles.
In Burundi regressive cultural and religious norms and practices favour the dominance of men over women and perpetuate acceptance of high levels of physical and economic exploitation of women and other legally recognised social groups such as Batwa, returnees, disable people, and albinos. Rapid population growth linked to weak sexual and reproductive health knowledge and rights further contributes to unequal power dynamics and limits the ability of women and girls to participate fully in the public sphere. Some progress has been made with the introduction of policies (such as the National Gender Policy 2021-2025), but implementation is slow, budget is inadequate, and mechanisms for policy implementation, when they exist, are weak.
COPED contributes to strengthening community-based actors for improved ability to engage with the duty-bearers for their sexual and reproductive health rights while supporting ongoing efforts to strengthen peacebuilding policies and structures at the household and community.
Chronic Crisis Stream 2023-27-DRC-ECC MERU This project aims to support communities affected by ongoing crisis by providing the following services:
-          25 Groups will be supported by cash through the Survivors and communities led responses (SCLR) approach to support micro project to meets their needs.
-          Communities affected by crisis will get access to clean water through the construction of water points.
-          Communities affected by crisis will be supported to conduct PVCA sessions and CAPs raised will be supported into strength the resilience of communities to cope with risk and chocs.
-          Locals’ leaders and communities will be trained and sensitized on climate change effects.
-          Communities will be supported to access seeds resistant to climate change effect.
-          Communities’ members will be trained and supported to set up preventive measures against climate change effects (soil control, reforestation...).
UNPBF- Bakenyezi Dukenyerere Amahoro - COCAFEM The project has been collectively designed with Christian Aid and our 4 long-standing local CSO partners, and informed by participatory and reflective consultations with key stakeholders- women groups, community influencers and CSOs and policy makers, through a series of face-to-face consultations and workshops, which focused on the theory of change, intervention strategies, assessing feasibility, budgeting, the results framework, risk and analyzing context. CA has carefully assembled this consortium to complement each partner strengths, experience and contextual knowledge, alongside our global technical expertise of peacebuilding, conflict prevention and women, peace and security. The consortium partners are deeply embedded in their target communities, two have nation-wide coverage, working at national and regional level with strong relationships with women, youth, returnee and IDP women and women leaders. Focus Group discussions and key informant interviews (KIIs) were conducted in Ruyigi and Rutana Provinces in  May 2022 and through a serie of consultations in August 2022, with consortium partners, women’s networks, 10 women associations, 5 commune and 20 colline council representatives, 2 women administrators and 1 woman Governor to develop the proposal, seek recommendations and ensure the project reflects the expressed needs of women, particularly those at risk of being left behind, and that it builds on complementarities with other initiatives.
Chronic Crisis Stream 2023-27 – DRC – ECC-MERU This project aims to support communities affected by ongoing crisis by providing the following services:
-25 Groups will be supported by cash through the Survivors and communities led responses (SCLR) approach to support micro project to meets their needs.
-Communities affected by crisis will get access on clean water through the construction of water points.
-Communuties affected by crisis will be supported to conduct PVCA sessions and CAPs raised will be support into strength the resilience of communities to cope with risk and chocs.
-Locals leaders and communities will be trained and sensitized on climate change effects.
-Communities will be supported to access on seeds resistant to climate change effect.
-Communities members will be trained and supported to set up preventives measures against climate change effects (soil control,reforestation...)
ACS 2024 CA Ethiopia Emergency MPC response to Conflict and Drought in Wejerat Woreda, Tigray, Ethiopia. Christian Aid in partnership with Fayyaa Integrated Development Organization (FIDO) is providing Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC) and Community-based Psycho-Social Support to Sexual/Gender Based Violence (SGBV) affected persons in Wejerat Woreda, Tigray, Ethiopia. This project started on April 1, 2024, and will end on June 30, 2024, with an overall budget of €100,000.00. 
The project aims to deliver Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to 393 households and provide community-based psycho-social support to 100 survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Wejerat Woreda, Tigray. Additionally, the project will raise awareness on GBV and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). The target beneficiaries are approximately 2,458 individuals, including women, displaced persons, and host community members. Special focus will be on vulnerable groups such as pregnant and lactating women, children under five, GBV survivors, and elderly individuals affected by food insecurity, drought, and conflict.
Empowering Rural Women & Schools for Climate Mitigation, Adaptation& Resilience Climate change is a critical issue for Sierra Leone that increase people’s vulnerability especially during climate related emergency disasters such as the flooding and mudslide that happened in 2017. A bulk of the rural population in Sierra Leone relies on the forest environment for livelihood. As people The growing demand for for energy for cooking, warming  and other human economic activities have contributed to increased soil erosion and land degradation which adversely affect soil fertility. 
Women in Sierra Leone are characterized as caregivers to some extent breadwinners in case of the absent of the husband in the home. A bulk of these rural women depends on the forest for their livelihood and other economic benefits. There is little or no knowledge by community people especially women on measures for the resilience of household vulnerability to climate change in targeted communities.
UNPBF - University of Burundi The general objective of the study is to assess the currently prevailing situation of gender inequalities that lead to violence against women and girls in Burundi to pave ways for possibilities of mobilizing the government and other partners to prioritize the integration of issues of gender norms and practices in policies and laws formulation and in programming. Recommendations should advise Christian Aid and partners on appropriate approaches that should be followed to promote and sustain gender equity and equality while outlining the reasons of women underrepresentation in public spaces, their experience of violence and exclusion. The report should also propose practical strategies to adopt in making policy recommendations for women’s advancement at household, community, and national levels. This is a situational analysis aiming at advising Christian Aid Burundi partners on strategic approaches of directing its Peace and Gender Empowerment efforts in a more efficient manner as it fosters partnership alliances with the government of Burundi, the civil society, religious/faith institutions, and any other organizations including UN agencies. The study seeks to identify the gaps and areas of collaboration with the government in a way that issues of advocacy, peace & gender will be better addressed. The study also aims at establishing the root causes of gender inequalities in Burundi. Efforts here are to give meaning to the sustained violence against women and girls, and the reasons of their exclusion in decision making at household, community, and national levels. To fulfil the core tasks and specific terms of reference outlined in the TOR, it is expected that the consultant will need to collect and analyze information required in the document herein. During the execution of this task, the consultant will be encouraged to be resourceful enough as to consider any other sources of information outside the list of informational objectives outlined in the TOR document. This list is only indicative of the types of information needed, and it is highly likely that there are other informational objectives outside this list that would add value to the report if considered.
Chronic Crisis Stream 2023-27 – DRC – SARCAF The following project aims to support communities by conflicts especially SGBV survivors by providing the following services:
450 SGBV will be supported by psychosocial assistance, medical and legal assistance.
200 SGBV will be supported to access on Income generating activities through access on cash.
Locals leaders will be trained on preventives measure against SGBV and peacebuilding.
Locals leaders and communities members will train on conflict resolution and prevention mechanism.
In order to strength the resilience of communities affected by ongoing crisis,PVCA session will be conducted, and CAPs will be support in order to reduce the risks and chocs faced by communities.
Finally this project will contribute as much possible to reduce the effect of climate change by training communities and locals leaders on climate change effect but also by supporting some actions at small scale to reduce the climate change effects.
Chronic Crisis Stream 2023-27-DRC-SARCAF The following project aims to support communities by conflicts especially SGBV survivors by providing the following services: 
450 SGBV will be supported by psychosocial assistance, medical and legal assistance.
200 SGBV will be supported to access on Income generating activities through access on cash.
Locals leaders will be trained on preventives measure against SGBV and peacebuilding.
Locals leaders and communities members will train on conflict resolution and prevention mechanism. 
In order to strength the resilience of communities affected by ongoing crisis,PVCA session will be conducted, and CAPs will be support in order to reduce the risks and chocs faced by communities. 
Finally this project will contribute as much possible to reduce the effect of climate change by training communities and locals leaders on climate change effect but also by supporting some actions at small scale to reduce the climate change effects.
Extension of Enset from Living Larder to Wealth Creation for Resilient High Land Communities in Wolaita Zone Christian Aid and SOS Sahel Ethiopia have been implementing RESET Plus Innovation project in Wolaita zone, Southern Ethiopia region with the financial support from the EU, through Cordaid. The implementation of the project, which has ended in May 2023, has been working with 1820 targets in two Woredas. The innovation project has organised 320 youth into 12 enset processing enterprises and manufacturing of fermentation jar. Due to various challenges including COVID and heavy market price inflation the project was not completed as planned to give proper coaching and technical support to the groups.
Thus, this project is designed with the aim to support the enterprises on areas of marking products (branding, promotion etc.), improving the quality of products and processing machineries in collaboration with local partners.
Conectando voluntades: fortaleciendo canales de comunicación para una política fiscal que proteja los DDHH en GUA The objective of this project focuses on contributing to create the conditions that enable organized civil society to impact fiscal policy. It intentionally takes a step back from aiming directly to impact fiscal policy due to the progressively adverse context that faces Guatemala, which makes almost impossible to influence decision makers at the State level. Specifically, the change (Outcome) that this project pursues is generating new and/or strengthening existing channels of communication between civil society and the State. The project rationalizes that if these institutional channels are not used then these disappear, accelerating the reduction of the civil society space.
 
In the last project cycle, ICEFI aimed to influence fiscal policy in Guatemala towards the promotion and defense of human rights. It made progress in this regard, but due to a radical change in context in the middle of the project, it also incorporated a "damage control" approach. It adapted their strategies and mobilized their network of CSOs to act coordinatively to stop tax reforms regressive to human rights promoted by the State.
 
This project builds up from the lessons learned in the last project. It explicitly recognizes that this project takes place in a context where in the past two years, independent public investigators and judges are being criminalized, at least 25 of them are in exile, one, a high-level judge specialized in corruption was sentenced to four years in prison. Civil society critical to power is also threatened: the director of a investigative journalist outlet is facing a trial after 9 months of preventive prison, his case was suspiciously elaborated in less than 72 hours, also indigenous communities are being forcibly displaced from their ancestral land and livelihoods by oil palm and mining corporations.
ACTION FOR INCLUSIVE, TRANSPARENT AND ACCOUNTABLE BUDGET SYSTEM FOR EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY Sierra Leone, over the years, has enacted several laws and formulated policies that are geared towards promoting the aspects of public accountability, public transparency and public participation in Public Financial Management (PFM) issues. Implementation has, however, been a challenge which is affecting the quality services delivered in the country. 
Instances are that: little has been achieved in the area of Audit Accountability. Lots of recommendations, the Auditor General’s Reports have preferred over the years, which the MDAs have not complied with. These include following laid-down processes and procedures in procurements, for which the rules are clear in terms of how the various procurements should be carried out. Some MDAs could not provide proper supporting documents to show proof of expenditure when the documents are required for auditing purposes. The Auditors have found over time, material misstatements and or overstatements, when thorough examinations are done on the available fiscal and administrative documents that are available for audit inspection. This mostly affects the quality of Audit Opinions; the Auditor General have made over the period. Cash losses and other service delivery issues, have been growing over time and this is becoming worrisome for how Audit Accountability can be enhanced, both at the Central and Local Council levels.
Trade Centre of Expertise: UK Trade Partnerships Programme The United Kingdom Trade Partnerships (UKTP) Programme aims to increase trade from developing countries to the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) by maximizing the benefits of UK and EU Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) and the UK's Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). The UKTP Programme works in partnership with government agencies, private sector organisations, public sector institutions, small and medium-sized enterprises and other local stakeholders. 

The UKTP Programme is funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland under the UK's Trade Centre of Expertise. EPA and DCTS countries participating in the UKTP Programme will have access to high quality trade-related technical assistance through sector initiatives. Target beneficiaries will be export-ready SMEs that are committed to securing new trade opportunities with the UK. This project will aim to promote exports through facilitating access to markets, providing advisory services to SMEs to improve their products and business operations, and strengthening business support organizations. This project builds upon the lessons learnt and achievements of the UKTP programme since 2019. Previous engagement with SMEs in multiple EPA countries has shown the benefit of selecting export-ready companies with compelling products for UK customers and consumers to participate and of preparing them specifically with UK market entry services to succeed in the UK market. This project complements and works in synergy with UKTP in the Pacific.