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Community Centred Conservation Fiji Ltd Addressing climate change through ingenuity and innovation, using rocket stoves to improve management of fuelwood resources for women and girls.
IAA with United States Coast Gaurd USCG Pacific Australia Maritime Partnership (AMP) Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Fish 2.0 [Grants, Subsidies and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Supporting Sustainable Seafood Private Sector Businesses in the Pacific Islands.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - SPREP GRANT U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REEF EXPLORER FIJI LTD 08/16 - 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REEF EXPLORER FIJI LTD 08/16 - 08/17
International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN PCEG proposes to convene the inaugural Oceania Environmental Law Conference in Fiji in 2020
Reef Explorer Ltd Building Capacity to Optimize the Ecological Outcomes of Coral Restoration Efforts in Fiji
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO Marine Island Ecology Class U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO Marine Island Ecology Class
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - MAMANUCA ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY 08/16 TO 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS MAMANUCA ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY 08/16 TO 08/17
Exchange-Centered Training in Collections Management at the Fiji Museum In this project, the Fiji Museum will work with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and other U.S. museums to improve its collections management operations and expand access to its collections. Support for this project comes from the AFCP 20th Anniversary Partnership Program, a State Department special initiative.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Trade Capacity Building Workshop U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. The purpose is to organize a workshop for participants in the Pacific Island Countries (PIC), to build the capacity of PIC trade/fisheries officials
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO Enhancing Sustainable Enviroment Protection I U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO Enhancing Sustainable Enviroment Protection In Mamanuca
University of Washington The project is to conduct an evaluation study on acceptance and performance of novel wearable personable pollution monitoring devices in the Fiji.
Reef Explorer Ltd Coral Restoration Efforts in Fiji Building capacity to optimize the ecological outcomes of coral restoration efforts in Fiji.
SCG Fiji Advisor SCG Fiji Advisor Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - SFJ60015GR022:COLLEGE OF MARSHAL ISLAND U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. SFJ60015GR022:COLLEGE OF MARSHAL ISLAND
Small Grant Program to Mamanuca Environment Society Strengthening best practices in waste management and community-based pollution control strategies in the Mamanuca Islands of Fiji.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Fish 2.0[Grants, Subsidies and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Supporting Sustainable Seafood Private Sector Businesses in the Pacific Islands.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO Grant SPREP U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO Grant SPREP
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Marine and Environmental Research Institute of Poh U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO - Marine and Environmental Research Institute of Pohnpei
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - University of Washington U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. University of Washington
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Fish 2.0 [Grants, Subsidies, and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Supporting Sustainable Seafood Private Sector Businesses in the Pacific Islands.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Coral Reef Alliance The U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Coral Reef Alliance The
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO EstablishingTerrestrial and Marine Conservat U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 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
FY22 EA UNODC Fiji Crime Project Enhancing the capacity in the Melanesia sub-region to counter cybercrime. Assistance awards made through Bilateral Agreements, Letters of Agreement, including those established under C-175 authority, and Fulbright Commission agreements. The obligation of funds does not constitute a bulk obligation where funds will later be sub-obligated through other instruments.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Implementing an Effective MPA Co Management Model U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Improve effective management of existing Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in the Fijian Archipelago , including through building capacity for compliance
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - University of Washington U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 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
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - MATUKU ISLAND TIKINA 08/16 TO 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS MATUKU ISLAND TIKINA 08/16 TO 08/17
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - SFJ60015GR024:FIJI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY-09/15-09/16 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. SFJ60015GR024:FIJI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY-09/15-09/16
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Marine and Environmental Research Institute of Poh U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Marine and Environmental Research Institute of Pohnpei
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Marine and Environmental Research Institute of Poh U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 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
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO Matuku Ridge to Reef Extension Project U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO Matuku Ridge to Reef Extension Project
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Mamanuca Environment Society 08/16 To 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Mamanuca Environment Society 08/16 To 08/17
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO PIRF Endemic Species Tree Seed Collection Pr U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO PIRF Endemic Species Tree Seed Collection Program
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - WWF PACIFIC -SOLOMON ISLAND 08/16 TO 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS WWF PACIFIC -SOLOMON ISLAND 08/16 TO 08/17
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REO Greenhouse Irrigation Improvements Vegetable U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. REO Greenhouse Irrigation Improvements Vegetable Farming
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - REEF EXPLORER FIJI LTD 08/16 - 08/17 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS REEF EXPLORER FIJI LTD 08/16 - 08/17
REOS- Small Grants Program Addressing climate change through ingenuity and innovation using rocket stoves to improve management of fuelwood resources for women and girls
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - International Union for Conservation of Nature U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. International Union for Conservation of Nature
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Coral Reef Alliance The U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 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
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - SECRETARIATE PACIFIC REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT PROG U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. SECRETARIATE PACIFIC REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT PROG
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - SPC [Grants, Subsidies and Contributions] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SPC
Bangladesh Acute Crisis Joint Response Violence broke out on the 25th of August in Rakhine State in Myanmar. This has casued a mass exodus of Rohingyas (a muslim ethnic minority) to cross border into the neighbouring country of Bangladesh ). As of mid - October more than 540,000 people have seeked refugee in Cox's Bazar, fearing for their lives. The new arrivals join an existing refugee population of between 200,000 and 500,000 who arrived in previous months and years, and had settled in formal refugee camps and makeshift camps. . UNHCR and IOM estimate that there will be 1 million newly-arrived Rohingya Children and adults in Bangladesh by year's end. Population movements remain highly fluid, with increasing concentration in Ukhia district. The initial influx of Rohingyas to Bangladesh dates back to 1978, with a large arrival in 1991-1992. The needs of the Rohingyas are significant. Many arrive exhausted, sick, hungry and traumatised after the events in Myanmar. The Rohingyas, are now settling down in host communities, makeshift settlments and spontanious settlements. The pressure is high and the major concerns are; accessing to safe drinking water, proper sanitation, food, shelter and (child) protection. All settlements are severely overcrowded and continue to grow. One of the major needs in all sites is Shelter/NFI. NFI such as blankets, clothing and kitchen items are of high need as people fled empty-handed. The majority of new arrivals do not have any form of shelter and are staying in open air exposing them to severe health risks, include an increase of reported cases of children with pneumonia (internal assessment). The living conditions, overcrowding and lack of shelter especially in new settlements also cause grave protection concerns for children (unaccompanied and separated), girls and women, as they are at risk of trafficking, SGBV, abuse and exploitation. SO1: Provide lifesaving emergency shelter and NFI to 13,000 Rohingya refugees in new spontaneous settlements This includes cluster recommended materials, such as 2 shelter grade plastic sheets, rope, poles, bamboo (or other suitable material) and building toolkits. SC will provide winterization support (blanket, floormat, shawl and sweater) – upon request by the local authorities – to equip displaced Rohingya people for the approaching cold season. Prepositiong a contingency stock of shelter items (ropes and tarpaulins) will permit SC to immediately and effectively respond to emerging shelter needs. SO2: Promote complementary support that will enable 13,000 Rohingya refugees to build and upgrade shelters to better resist the monsoon and cyclone seasons and promote better and safer living conditions in settlements All of the Rohingya who newly arrived are incredibly vulnerable. Save the Children will target 17745 people in four spontaneous settlements ; Kutupalong extension site, Moinarghona, Burma para and Hakimpara. The most vulnerable are particularly prioritize, e.g. female headed households, families with high dependency ratio, with disabled members, pregnant and lactating women (PLW), children and people less mobile (elderly and physically disabled).
VIOLENCE, EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE By end of 2016, children and families in Khuvsgul and Nalaikh are equipped with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves from
violence, abuse and exploitation
FAMILY EMPOWERMENT In the focus areas, the number of disadvantaged families utilising quality basic social services is increased by at least 50
percent
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION National government, their agencies and the private sector demonstrate commitment and strengthened capacities to plan and
implement digital transformation to realize an inclusive, safe and equitable digital learning environment.
COVID-19 VACCINATION By end of 2022, the national health authorities have strengthened their capacity to manage COVID-19 and public health emergencies.
SOCIAL POLICY Policies, laws and strategies in line with CRC principles are developed, made consistent and the implementation monitored for
children's safety and wellbeing
PARTNERSHIP AND FUNDRAISING By the end of the 2016, national capacity is strengthened in policy dialogue and advocacy for CSR and business practices that
respect and support children's rights
SYSTEMS APPROACH TO CHILD PROTECTION By 2016, the government demonstrates strengthened capacity to legislate, plan and budget for services and mechanisms to protect
children from violence, abuse and exploitation
EVIDENCE BASED SOCIAL PROTECTION National social protection system with a strengthened cash transfer programme is effectively functioning in development and
humanitarian contexts.
EVALUATION & MICS Evidence to monitor the children's rights and SDGs as well as programme implementation is up to date and available
QUALITY AND EQUITABLE NUTRITION SERVICES Law on Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH),  immunization policy        rosschecking of DRR policy documents, training and commodities to mitigate dzud and
drought impact
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENERGY ENVIRONMENT, DISASTER RISKS By 2027, children and adolescents increasingly realize their rights to safe and climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and a healthy and
sustainable environment.
PARTICIPATORY LOCAL GOVERNMENT By the end of 2016, the capacity of local  government to consult children and communities in local development planning and
decision making processes is strengthened in rural and urban settings
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING National and sub-national governments and stakeholders have improved knowledge, capacity, data and clear accountability to enact
and enforce gender responsive, inclusive and evidence-based laws, policies and budgets on child protection
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION By the end of 2016, national and sub-national capacity to provide access to quality early childhood development services,
especially for the most vulnerable children, is increased.
MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Increased coverage of children's issues from a child-rights perspective in the media (newspapers/radio/TV)
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT, HIV AND AIDS By the end of 2016, national and sub-national capacity strengthened to plan and budget interventions that promote adolescent health,
 development and their engagement in decision making processes.
NUTRITION By the end of 2016, national capacity to legislate, budget and provide quality maternal and child nutrition services is
strengthened.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT National and subnational governments and their agencies have increased capacities to provide quality and affordable integrated
early childhood development services and promote the engagement of parents and other key stakeholders for early stimulation and
nurturing care, as well as promote positive behaviors and social norms.
LIFE SKILLS AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH Education authorities in target areas have improved capacity to design and implement innovative programmes that can enhance life
skills, participation and increase utilisation of STI prevention services.
INCLUSIVE BASIC EDUCATION Increased national and sub-national capacity to legislate, plan and budget for and monitor equitable access to inclusive quality
basic education.
PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT UNICEF will seek to maximize contributions from businesses to achieve resultsfor children and young people. To this end,
partnerships will be expanded andstrengthened to include the business-for-results portfolio, with an assessmentconducted to
determine the potential of private sector fundraising.
MNCH, ADOLESCENT HEALTH Central and decentralized health authorities in targeted areas have improved capacity to roll-out and sustain MHCH, STI/HIV
prevention and adolescent mental health services, through established subnational delivery systems.
PUBLIC FINANCING FOR CHILDREN National and subnational governments demonstrated increased political commitments towards equity-focused, child-rights-related
budget allocation.
WASH SERVICES AND PRACTICES National and subnational governments have enhanced capacities to increase access to equity-focused quality water and gender-
sensitive sanitation and hygiene services and practices.
EQUITY & CHILD FOCUSED SOCIAL PROTECTION National authorities have increased capacity and evidence to enhance the equity and child focus of the national social protection
system.
QUALITY BASIC EDUCATION National  and subnational governments and their agencies have improved capacities and resources to provide equal opportunities for
quality and continuous learning to all children, particularly children with disabilities and children from herder and poor families
in climate and disaster hazard-prone areas, in an inclusive, healthy and safe learning environment.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Effective and efficient management of operational resources and processes, including financial resources and administrative assets,
to timely and adequately support programme results.
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Evidence-based, cross-sectoral Social and Behavior Change Strategies developed and implemented.
MNCH, ADOLESCENT HEALTH The health system has strengthened capacities to deliver quality primary health care that is gender- and age-responsive, accessible
and climate-smart, as well as high-impact interventions, including related to mental health.
WASH IN SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN By the end of 2016, increased national and sub-national capacity to provide equitable access to sustainable drinking water and
adequate sanitation in schools.
INCLUSIVE PRE-PRIMARY National and subnational governments have enhanced capacities and resources to plan, implement and monitor effective early
childhood education strategies and services, especially for children with disabilities and children from herders and poor families.
EQUITY-FOCUSED Early Child Development (ECD) & EDUCATION POLICIES The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science's capacity to develop, budget, design and implement equity-focused, gender-sensitive
policies, strategies, norms, requirements for early childhood development, primary and adolescent learning is enhanced.
DIGITAL, FUNDRAISING AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION Digital, Fundraising and Resource mobilization
CHILD PROTECTION Local authorities in target areas have adopted child-friendly strategies, improved knowledge of the situation of children and
enhanced capacity to design and deliver integrated and equitable supply of services.
WASH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING WASH systems are strengthened to plan, implement and monitor a costed long-term and sustainable plan ensuring climate-resilient,
gender-sensitive, affordable and sustainable services at the national and subnational levels.
MANAGEMENT AND STEWARDSHIP Effective and transparent procurement of goods and services, contract management and supply monitoring to adequately support
programme results.
ADOLESCENTS DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATION The national and sub-national governments and their agencies have strengthened capacities to create a safe and healthy environment
for adolescents to acquire transferrable skills for mental well-being and employability and active citizenship.
WASH IN SCHOOLS Education authorities in targeted areas have increased capacity to implement national norms and requirements for water, sanitation
and hygiene in kindergartens, schools and dormitories.
AIR POLLUTION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY National and local authorities in BZD, BKH, GA  and ZA have strengthened capacity to deliver services to the children and mothers
affected by climate change and air pollution.
AIR POLLUTION national and sub-national health and environment authorities in target areas have improved capacity to legislate, budget,
deliver and coordinate interventions to mitigate the impact of air pollution on child survival
NUTRITION FOR EVERY CHILD National and subnational governments, their agencies and the private sector promote nutritious, affordable and sustainable diets
and healthy lifestyles to protect children, adolescents and women against the triple burden of malnutrition.
CHILD PROTECTION By 2016, the government demonstrates strengthened capacity to legislate, plan and budget for services and mechanisms to protect
children from violence, abuse and exploitation
LOCAL GOVERNANCE Local authorities in target areas have adopted child-friendly strategies, improved knowledge of the situation of children and
enhanced capacity to design and deliver integrated and equitable supply of services.
STRENGTHENING LEGISLATION THROUGH REDS National capacity is strengthened in legislation, planning and budgeting for equitable access to essential high impact maternal and
child health interventions using REDS Strategy, by end 2016
IMPLEMENTATION OF CRBP UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights
issues with stakeholders.
REACHING EVERY DISTRICT National capacity is strengthened in legislation, planning and budgeting for equitable access to essential high impact maternal and
child health interventions using REDS Strategy, by end 2016
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Effective and appropriate governance structures established, supported by efficient information technology and communication
systems, to adequately support programme coordination including the Khuvsgul office.
COMMUNICATIONS, ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIP UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders.
ACCESS TO Early Child Development (ECD) & PRIMARY EDUCATION Decentralized education authorities in target areas have improved capacity to increase access and utilization of quality, inclusive
ECD and primary education services.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Effective emergency preparedness measures are in place and clusters are activated in a timely manner in line with the CCC
WASH IN HEALTH INSTITUTIONS Central and decentralized health and environment authorities in targeted areas have improved capacity to legislate, budget, design,
deliver and coordinate Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and interventions to mitigate the impact of air pollution on child survival.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN Children including adolescents and duty bearers (parents, caregivers, teachers, communities and policy makers) have improved
knowledge, skills, and attitudes to prevent violence at home, school, institutions, community, and online  and children are
empowered to claim their rights and report child rights violations
SITUATION OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN By the end of 2016, the capacity of national authorities is strengthened in collection, analyses, and use of disaggregated data to
support equity-focused priorities for children
SOCIAL BUDGETING By the end of 2016, national and sub-national capacity is strengthened to plan and budget for inclusive social policies and
interventions to reduce child vulnerability