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Scaling up the fight against HIV and  AIDS in Namibia Based on the UNAIDS 2008 Report, Namibia has one the world’s highest HIV and AIDS infection rates with an adult HIV prevalence rate of 15.3 percent.  Being the second most sparsely populated country in the world, providing comprehensive HIV and AIDS services to rural population requires a fully decentralized, community-based approach with strong policies and leadership from the central level.  The current grant is implementing the Rolling Continuation Channel (RCC) program of the Round 2 proposal along with the national Principal Recipient (PR).  The program aims to reduce the impact of HIV and AIDS through an integrated approach to prevention, treatment, care and support, and mitigation of the impact on the affected populations.  Prevention activities include strengthening of community based organizations, social mobilization, condom distribution, voluntary counselling and testing, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT).  Treatment activities focus on the roll-out of anti-retroviral treatment (ART), care and support activities on the provision of home-based care and mitigation activities provide support to orphans and vulnerable children (OVC).
Pre-Eliminatino Scale-Up of Malaria COntrol Intervention in Namibia Malaria is a major health problem in Namibia, the leading cause of illness and death among children under age five and the third leading cause of death in adults.  The program supported by this grant aims to reduce the burden of malaria to such an extent that it will neither be the major contributor to illness and death, nor of significant socio-economic impediment by the year 2030.  The program targets nine regions with 22 health districts endemic to high malaria prevalence, pregnant women and children under age five.  Activities broadly focus on vector control, personal protection, case management, surveillance and epidemic preparedness, detection and response and operational research.
Namibia - TB/HIV - Namibia Network of AIDS Service Organizations Namibia - TB/HIV - Namibia Network of AIDS Service Organizations - NANASO.  This program has the following goals: To reduce new HIV infections and AIDS related mortality by 75% by 2022 from 2015 levels, and move towards ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.  To reduce the national burden of TB by achieving fewer than ten TB patients per 100,000 population by 2019. The objectives of this program are: To reduce new HIV infections by 75% by 2020.  To reduce HIV related deaths by 75% by 2020.  To enroll and retain 100% of newly identified PLHIV on ART by 2020.  To reduce TB/HIV co-infection rates.  To accelerate the appropriate detection and diagnosis of TB.  To manage all forms of TB, among all ages and including drug-resistant and drug-sensitive TB, including complications
SVG: Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Management Strengthening Project Project Objective: Strengthen the management of coastal and marine ecosystems of St. Vincent and the Grenadines Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Access to Clean Energy Services in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Conserving Biodiversity and Reducing Land Degradation Using a Ridge-to-Reef Approach To enhance biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services conservation through an expanded and strengthened PA system and with SLM measures integrated in a ridge to reef approach. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LDC/SIDS Portfolio Project: Capacity Building and Mainstreaming of Sustainable Land Management in St. Vincent and the Grenadines NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
From Margins to Mainstream - Fostering Jewish Palestinian Partnership Practices From Margins to Mainstream (MtoM) will strengthen and increase civil society relationships and will contribute to the creation of an effective and empowered grassroots movement that can mobilize towards peace building. This project will implement and promote Palestinians -Jewish partnership practices that will lead to increased communication and cooperation within and between Palestinian and Jewish marginalized communities in Israel, in order to create a more equitable Israeli society that will contribute to a just and lasting peace in the Middle East.
Operational Research 1: Returns from Saudi Arabia This block of operational research is supporting the Ethiopia Migration Programme (EMP) with insights relating to conditions and needs of Ethiopian migrants forcibly expelled from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia. The research includes a learning workshop to help the EMP team develop appropriate responses to the situation.
Real Time Learning Platform The Real Time Learning (RTL) Platform is a flexible, open-source database developed by Lhassa (trading as Altai Consulting) to support the Ethiopia Migration Programme (EMP). The RTL Platform is configured to store all EMP performance data at activity, output and outcome level, disaggregated by month/quarter, location, gender and beneficiary displacement status. EMP Implementation Team
Operational Research 2: Effect of Covid-19 on regional migration This operational research aims to monitor the migration situation across East Africa (Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Yemen) and provide frequent insights to the Ethiopia Migration Programme team regarding conditions in each country and at border crossings and places of transit. The aim of the research is to help EMP make more effective interventions in Ethiopia.
Mendihuaca III - Restitution de terres ancestrales, préservation / reconstitution de la biodiversité et dialogue Sud / Nord. Mendihuaca III - Restitution de terres ancestrales, préservation / reconstitution de la biodiversité et dialogue Sud / Nord.
Stratégies participatives d'Adaptation au changement climatique pour des Territoires et des Ecosystèmes Résilients Stratégies participatives d'Adaptation au changement climatique pour des Territoires et des Ecosystèmes Résilients
PN municipalité Barranquilla 2 Appui budgétaire aux investissements du plan de développement municipal 2020-2023 de la ville de Barranquilla en complément d'un premier prêt (CCO1086)) d'un montant de 120 M EUR, octroyé en novembre 2020. A l'instar du premier, ce prêt sera suivi au travers d'une matrice d'actions ¿ politiques ou d'investissements ¿ portant sur 2 axes : i) biodiversité, environnement et gestion des risques, et ii) inclusion sociale.
PN municipalité Barranquilla Appui budgétaire aux investissements du plan de développement municipal 2020-2023 de la ville de Barranquilla sur les axes biodiversité / environnement / gestion des risques et inclusion sociale. Les actions accompagnées vont de l'augmentation des espaces verts, l'augmentation du recyclage des déchets à une meilleure inclusion des populations vulnérables (lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes, accès à l'emploi aux migrants et à la communauté afro-colombienne).
FB-PP Croissante Verte et Résiliente 2 Phase 2 du financement budgétaire de Politique Publique -  Croissante Verte et Résiliente à l'Etat Colombien qui vise à accompagner des réformes prioritaires dans les trois domaines de l'action climatique, de la valorisation soutenable du capital naturel et de la transition énergétique. Le programme est construit autour (i) d'un prêt budgétaire non affecté; (ii) d'un dialogue de politique publique pluriannuel (2021-2022) et (iii) un programme de coopération technique.
PN Bogota - CCO1085 - COLOMBIE - Gouvernance Le prêt de l'AFD viendra appuyer la mise en œuvre du plan de développement du District de Bogota 2020-2024 et contribuera à accompagner plus spécifiquement les objectifs suivants du plan de développement de la municipalité: (a) inclusion sociale et lutte contre les inégalités de genre, (b) atténuation et adaptation au changement climatique, et (c) accès à une mobilité durable, trois thématiques centrales de sa mandature
Alternatives à la déforestation en Colombie « Restauration des écosystèmes forestiers, alternatives à la déforestation, et renforcement de la société civile en Colombie »
FDN ligne de crédit mobilité électrique Le projet a pour objectif d'accompagner la montée en puissance de la Banque publique colombienne Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN) sur le secteur de la mobilité électrique, afin de répondre aux enjeux de la transition du transport public en Colombie vers la mobilité électrique comme changement de paradigme dans un contexte où le marché du VE est encore à un stade de développement primaire, représentant un effort d'atténuation radical pour le système de transport.
Financement Budgétaire de Politique Publique pour une économie durable et résiliente,  au service de l'humain et de la nature L'objectif général de ce FB-PP est de contribuer à une économie durable et résiliente de la Colombie. Il s'articule autour des objectifs spécifiques suivants : -	Renforcer les capacités du pays en matière de gestion et de suivi de la mise en œuvre de l'action climatique, , ainsi qu'augmenter son financement ; -	Accroître l'utilisation durable, efficace et légale du capital naturel et développer l'économie circulaire ;  -	Accélérer la transition énergétique du pays
EPM 2 L'objet de ce prêt non souverain à conditions de marché, est de financer le Plan d'investissements 2021-2024 d'EPM dans le secteur eau et énergie. Pour l'énergie, l'AFD financera la modernisation de l'éclairage public de la ville de Medellín, gestion des pertes, et l'extension du réseau rural, l'installation d'unités de production solaire. Sur l'eau, programme de dépollution du Rio Medellin, permettra de collecter les eaux usées de 1,3 millions personnes. Quartiers Précaires Territoires ruraux
Ensemble pour la paix : soutien à la participation citoyenne dans le contexte post-Accord de  paix en Colombie Ensemble pour la paix : soutien à la participation citoyenne dans le contexte post-Accord de  paix
Alternatives à la déforestation en Colombie Contribuer à l'engagement national de réduction de la déforestation en Colombie grâce au développement de pratiques agroforestières et de conservation permettant un développement rural soutenable dans les territoires
Ensemble pour la paix : soutien à la participation citoyenne dans le contexte post-Accord de paix en Colombie Contribuer à la construction de la paix à partir des communautés rurales de Colombie en promouvant une culture politique du dialogue
Des Alpes aux Andes Phase 2 Canyon du Chicamocha, un modèle réplicable de tourisme responsable et de gouvernance territoriale
Femmes, enfants et jeunes libres de violence à Buenaventura- Phase 2 Accompagner la mobilisation des enfants, des jeunes et des femmes pour leurs droits, la non-violence et le développement d'alternatives communautaires et culturelles dans le district de Buenaventura.
Femmes, enfants et jeunes libres de violence à Buenaventura (Phase III) Femmes, enfants et jeunes libres de violence à Buenaventura (Phase III) Femmes, enfants et jeunes libres
Prêt en appui à la politique climat de la Colombie, deuxième tranche Prêt en appui à la politique climat de la Colombie, deuxième tranche
Prêt en appui à la politique de Développement Territorial Durable dans le cadre du PND 2018-2022 Le PrPP vise à soutenir le gouvernement colombien dans la mise en œuvre du PND 2018-2022 sous son angle territorial et durable. Il s'agira d'accompagner les politiques publiques colombiennes en faveur d'un développement territorial durable, réduisant les inégalités sociales et spatiales et respectant la trajectoire de résilience et bas carbone du pays.  Une attention particulière sera accordée aux territoires les plus vulnérables (réserves forestières et páramos).
FISONG inclusion financière - Handicap International Renforcer l'inclusion financière des migrant-e-s en Colombie
Girls' Education Challenge Project Improving Girl's enrolment, retention and learning in school - empowering marginalised and at risk girls, aged 11 - 14 to stay in school, return to school, and improve their literacy, numeracy and sexual and reproductive health.;
All 4 all - Pour le droit a la difference et l'elimination de toutes les formes de discrimination en Tunisie 2022-2025 This project is a continuation of the collaboration between Minority Rights Group International and the Observatoire pour la Defense du Droit à la Différence (O3DT). The O3DT currently comprises more than 90 Tunisian civil society organizations and is led by the Association Pour la Promotion de Droit à la Différence (ADD), following the first phase of the All4All programme which ran from June 2020 to July 2022. 
In its second phase, Avocats Sans Frontières (ASF), an organization with extensive expertise in the field of access to justice, joins as a new partner. The program maintains its objectives of promoting the rights and strengthening the position of discriminated groups within Tunisian society. We are working on 3 key areas: 
1) Strengthening the capacities of civil society actors, institutions, lawyers and the media in the fight against all forms of discrimination.
2) Supporting the autonomy and mobilization of discriminated groups in favor of equality and non-discrimination. 
3) Raising awareness among national and international actors of the need to adopt and enforce legal frameworks that guarantee the rights of discriminated individuals and groups. 
A better knowledge of these problems, as well as better judicial assistance, will make it possible to evolve the legislative framework and work towards improved protection of minority rights. Promoting a non-stigmatizing political and media discourse around marginalized groups is also essential to raise awareness about these issues in Tunisian society. religious minorities, including Baha’i, Christians and Jews, black Tunisians, sub-Saharan migrants, LGBTQI+, persons with disabilities and Amazigh
Enhancing Quality and Universal access to Indigenous People's reproductive healthcare (EQUIP) Globally, Ethnic Minority and Indigenous People (EM/IP) women/girls experience significantly worse Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) outcomes than majority populations. The project is a totally EM/IP women-led initiative tackling multiple barriers in SRH including unequal gender, ethnicity and power norms and intersecting forms of discrimination. EQUIP will use indigenous and feminist transformative methods to lead EM/IP women and girls (including those facing triple and quadruple discrimination on grounds of disability, HIV status etc.) through a process of researching and analysing their problems; piloting solutions; and advocating for their rights to do more of this, as an alternative to other leave no one behind approaches that simply treat the most marginalised groups as beneficiaries. The project will directly benefit 41,281 marginalised Ethnic Minority and/or Indigenous Women/girls in target areas of Myanmar, Cambodia, Ethiopia, and Kenya enabling them to influence, have access to, and utilise SRH services that better meet their needs. A critical mass of EM/IP women will gain capacity to carry out research and advocacy on SRH services. Almost 200,000 EM/IP women/girls will ultimately benefit from access to improved services in target areas. Marginalised Ethnic Minority and/or Indigenous Women/girls in Myanmar: Kachin State and Northern Shan State, in Cambodia: Ratanakiri/Mondulkiri Provinces, in Kenya: Mandera and Somalia borders, and in Ethiopia: Dollo Bay in Liben Zone, Somali Region. Reducing inequalities; Tackling extreme poverty and helping the world’s most vulnerable
"All for All" For the right to be different and the elimination of all forms of discrimination in Tunisia (2020-2022) The general objective of this project is to promote the rights and strengthen the position of discriminated groups within Tunisian society, including all minority groups such as black Tunisians, sub-Saharan migrants, the LGBTQI+ community, religious minorities, Amazigh and persons with disabilities. 1) To build the capacity of partner organizations (the Anti-Discrimination network “Points Anti-Discrimination (PAD)” and member organizations of the six regional poles of the Observatoire pour la Défense du Droit à la Différence en Tunisie – O3DT) in the field of identification, monitoring and analysis of discrimination cases that will enable to have reliable data collection to support advocacy.
2) to raise awareness around the issue of discrimination in Tunisia and advocate to support  the evolution of the legislative framework and to work in favour of a better protection of the rights of minorities, to reinforce their position within society, and thus to consecrate the constitutional principle (art. 21) relating to the equality between Tunisian citizens. All minority groups such as black Tunisians, sub-Saharan migrants, the LGBTQI+ community, religious minorities, Amazigh and persons with disabilities.
Networks for Peace: Preventing and Resolving Conflicts through Early Warning Mechanisms in Africa Pastoralists in Africa are some of the poorest and most vulnerable populations in the region. The conflict landscape has intensified due to land grabs, competition for scarce resources, organised crime, tensions between authoritarian regimes and the demand for political participation and poorly conceptualised interventions. This project empowers 27,220 members of marginalised communities: Mbororo (in East, West, North-West and Adamaoua districts, Cameroon), Samburu, Turkana, Rendille, and Borana (in Isiolo and Marsabit counties, Kenya), and Batuku and Basangora (in Rwenzori region, Uganda) directly (and approximately 2 million people indirectly) to prevent violence by creating early warning mechanisms. They will be able to better predict and prevent identity-based conflicts, hold duty-bearers to account, and achieve better well-being and developmental outcomes. Mbororo in Cameroon: This intervention will address the conflict between pastoralist and agro-farming communities covering East, West, Northwest and Adamaoua regions. Samburu, Turkana, Rendille, and Borana in Kenya: The intervention will focus on conflicts in the North Eastern regions of Kenya, specifically the counties of Isiolo and Marsabit. Batuku and Basangora in Uganda: This intervention will focus on conflicts which affect Mid- Western Uganda in the Rwenzori sub-region. Strengthening global peace, security and governance; Strengthening resilience and response to crisis; Tackling extreme poverty and helping the world’s most vulnerable
UNICEF SHO project in Ukraine Emergency Response  Ukraine “Samen in actie voor Oekraïne” 1. Providing complementrary multi purpose cash support to registered beneficiaries. 2. Health activities such as procurement of vehicles for medical outreach services and procurement of ambulances. 1.large families or families with children with a disability in Ukraine 2. access to health for a 600,000 population, including 120,000 children
Bakhresa II The Bakhresa Group, established in 1983, operates milling businesses in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, Zanzibar and Malawi. The Group has invested in new mills and grain storage to cater for the growing demand and market opportunity for its flour in the region. The Group objective it to continue to reduce its production costs and offer affordable flour for consumption in the Eastern Africa region.  In this context, the Group has indicated further interest with new expansion projects in Mozambique. Also, it would consider the purchase of additional transport equipment for its existing mill in Rwanda; and additional financing options for Tanzania (Said Salim Bakhresa & Company Ltd.) at a later stage. The proposed projects will have the following impacts:  (i) local production of flour, substituting for flour imports with consequent impact on value added, service to local bakeries, employment, SME reach and contributions to government revenues through increased income taxes;  (ii) Improved logistics, via rail and road.
Platcorp Project The proposed project consists of an up to US$45 million senior loan to subsidiaries of Platcorp Holdings Limited, namely Platinum Credit Kenya, Premier Credit Kenya, Platinum Credit Uganda and Premier Credit Uganda. IFCs Own Account will be up to US$20mn in Kenya and up to US$5mn in Uganda, with the remaining US$20mn mobilized for the Kenya entities through B1/Parallel loans on a best-effort basis. The transaction aims to provide liquidity to the MFIs to support the growth of their MSME portfolio.   The Project will be processed under the Base of the Pyramid (BOP) Program to support the growth of the MFIs micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) portfolio and the Uganda subsidiaries will benefit from a 40% Pooled First Loss Guarantee (PFLG). The most significant expected project-level outcome for the project is access to finance for MSMEs to support economic activity and resilience in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis. Beyond the project outcome, IFC anticipates that the Project will support resilience amongst microfinance and BOP finance providers, catalyzing investments in the sector by demonstrating the viability of lending to BoP providers and crowding in other sources of international and domestic finance in support of these lenders.
GWFP Volcafe The proposed investment is an up to US$30 million in the form of funded participation (IFC Participation) in an up to US$80 million uncommitted secured trade facility (the Facility) arranged by Rand Merchant Bank (RMB or the Bank) for Volcafe Ltd. (Volcafe or the Company) and its East African subsidiaries: namely, Kyagalanyi Coffee Limited (KCL) in Uganda, Taylor Winch Tanzania Limited (TWT) in Tanzania, and Taylor Winch Coffee Limited (TWK) in Kenya (the Project). The Project is expected to reach 77,000 farmers in Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya, safeguarding farmer livelihoods by providing access to markets and access to sustainable farming practices. Volcafe provides technical assistance and training to farmers through its farming as a business program, which aims to help farmers improve their coffee quality, farm productivity and yields, and train farmers on sustainable production, good agronomy, and making the best use of land. In addition, the program also helps them manage risks and exchange information with each other.
RVR Equity Project The Project would invest in Africa Railways Limited (ARL), a holding company established to hold a controlling stake in Rift Valley Railways (RVR).  RVR is the operator of the Kenya-Uganda railway line which was privatized under two substantially identical 25-year concessions in 2006.  IFCs Corporate Advisory Services acted as a financial advisor to the Government of Kenya for the 2006 privatization and, at that time, IFC made available an A Loan of $22 million and C Loan of $10 million (project #24766).  Given the long distances involved (530 km from Mombasa to Nairobi and 803 km from there to Kampala), this should have a significant cost advantage over trucks.  However, following decades of under-investment the network is in poor condition.  The Project is part of a larger restructuring and investment program to put the railway back onto a sustainable footing with the goal of increasing cargo volumes from about 1.6 million tons currently to over 5.0 million tons by 2020. By improving the railway's infrastructure and rolling stock, the Project would have a substantial development impact.  In particular, it would: (i) increase competition in the transport sector, reducing costs and leading to service improvements; (ii) shift traffic from road to rail (especially heavy bulk cargoes), slowing the deterioration of the road network and improving safety; (iii) increase regional integration in transportation, trade and economic development; (iv) by reducing transportation costs, facilitate economic growth particularly in Uganda and other landlocked countries in the region; and (v) by substituting trucks, reduce the emission of harmful greenhouse gases.