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State and Peace Building Multi Donor Trust Fund The overarching goal of the State- and Peace-Building Fund would be to address the needs of state and local governance and peace-building in fragile and conflict-prone and conflict-affected situations.
 
 (1) Support measures to improve governance and institutional performance in countries emerging from, in, or at risk of sliding into crisis or arrears. This objective would focus on strengthening, building and rebuilding state effectiveness through institutional strengthening and economic governance interventions. The main priorities for support would be fragile countries and areas of countries in arrears and/or political, economic, or social transition. In addition, the fund could provide smaller, more localized assistance to member countries or areas of member countries that are in political transition or low-intensity conflict and are at risk of conflict.
 
 (2) Support the reconstruction and development of countries prone to, in, or emerging from conflict. This objective would place emphasis on post-conflict recovery, bridging the gap between humanitarian relief and development activities, addressing heightened conflict risk and growing tensions, designing more conflict-sensitive development interventions, responding to the targeted needs of vulnerable or conflict-affected populations, and deepening the knowledge base for successful intervention via research.
Sustainable Livelihoods for Displaced and Vulnerable Communities in Eastern Sudan Phase 2 To strengthen the capacity of local stakeholders including state authorities, displaced persons, and vulnerable host communities, to  plan and implement improved livelihoods and natural resource management practices.
HT SPF Rural Water and Sanitation Project This project (P114936)  refers to the State and Peacebuilding Fund (SPF) financed activities of The Rural Water and Sanitation Project of the Govt of Haiti, which also received funding from IDA project P089839 which financed similar activities in different communities. The original Development Objective of the Rural Water and Sanitation Project is: To Increase access to and use of water supply and sanitation services in participating rural communities.  with Specific Objectives:   	- Increase the sustained and effective use of safe drinking water in participating communities;  	- Improve use of sanitation and hygiene practices in participating communities;  	- Strengthen the capacity of the implementing agency, local water committees, and professional operators in cooperation with local government.  The SPF Grant Agreement states the same objective in the following manner "The objective of the Project is to assist the Recipient in its efforts to improve people's access to water in Participating Communities. promote hygiene and sanitation services and facilitate capacity building and interchange between relevant institutions while building social capital in these Participating Communities".Key indicators will be: Number of beneficiaries gaining access to and using sustainable   water systems  in participating localities, and number of beneficiaries gaining access to and using basic sanitation systems  in participating localities
Inclusive Development in Post-Conflict Bougainville Project Revised project development objective: to increase the provision of community-prioritized services and income-generating opportuniti es driven by women and womenâ€™s groups in Bougainville.
Sudan Peacebuilding for Development Project (SPDP) Phase Two The Project Development Objective is reduce resource-related conflict along target livestock migration routes by improving livelihood opportunities and access to related infrastructures.
Abraham Path Economic Development across Fragile Communities Contribute to job creation and income generation for marginalized rural communities along the Abraham Path in the West Bank, with aparticular focus on women and youth, and to capture lessons from piloting job creation through experiential tourism that could be applied in other FCS settings.
Sudan Budgeting Capacity Strengthening Project <p><strong>The development objective of the proposed Budget Capacity Strengthening (BCS) project is to improve the recipient&rsquo;s  pro-poor spending budgeting and monitoring, strengthen state own revenue budget credibility and increase budget transparency.</stro ng></p>
South Sudan Strengthening Core Functions SPF Project The overall goal for the proposed technical assistance is to support Southern Sudan's near-term transition to the post-CPA era. T he specific objective of the technical assistance is to establish basic capacity within GoSS to manage resource dependence in three key areas:    (i) Assist MoEM and MoFEP in assuming certain core functions relating to resource management and revenue management. ( ii) Assist MoFEP in establishing an independent macroeconomic and fiscal policy framework that takes into account the challenges com ing from extreme oil dependence in the near term.    (ii) Assist the SSLA, in particular its Economy, Development and Finance and Pu blic Accounts Committees and their secretariat, to begin to carry out its accountability function for the use of oil revenues.
5M-Regional Perspectives on Iraqi Displacement To examine the long-term options for both internally displaced Iraqis and Iraqi refugees.
PNG Addressing FSV in EI areas The key development objectives of this project will be to:  â€¢	Reduce instances of SGBV in EI communities through prevention and aw areness activities;   â€¢	Improve access to medical and social care and services for victims of SGBV through creation of dedicated fa cilities and training of counselors;   â€¢	Create a sustainable institutional platform for programming on SGBV issues in EI communiti es by strengthening partnerships between government, GBV-focused service providers, and industry;  â€¢	Establish a voluntary national  anti-SGBV code of conduct for industry partners;  â€¢	Create a national policy dialogue around SGBV with a view to incorporating ant i-SGBV focused measures in extractive industry Memorandums of Agreement
GH21-2179 Partnering with Regional Institutes to Strengthen Essential Public Health Functions in Vietnam Grants
Global AIDS: Strengthening Vietnam's Indigenous Technical Assistance Capacity and Systems through Support for HIV/AIDS Clinical Mentorship and Health System Strengthening under PEPFAR The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the U.S. Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world. This historic commitment is the largest by any nation to combat a single disease internationally, and PEPFAR investments also help alleviate suffering from other diseases across the global health spectrum. PEPFAR is the cornerstone and largest component of the U.S. President's Global Health Initiative. With a special focus on improving the health of women, newborns and children, the Global Health Initiative's goal is to save the greatest number of lives by increasing and building upon what works and, then, supporting countries as they work to improve the health of their own people.
Partnering with Regional Institutes to Strengthen Essential Public Health Functions in Vietnam Grants
GH18-1852.NU2G Partnering with Hanoi Medical University to Expand the Capacity Grants
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Strengthening Epidemiology, Laboratory and Surveillance Capacity in Vietnam U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Strengthening Epidemiology, Laboratory and Surveillance Capacity in-country for seasonal and novel influenza viruses in humans, including Asian Lineage Avian Influenza (H7N9).
Global AIDS: Strengthening the Ministry of Health's Capacity to Sustain and Expand Quality HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services for People Living with HIV in Vietnam through Focused Direct Service Support, Technical Assistance and Innovations under PEPFAR The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the U.S. Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world. This historic commitment is the largest by any nation to combat a single disease internationally, and PEPFAR investments also help alleviate suffering from other diseases across the global health spectrum. PEPFAR is the cornerstone and largest component of the U.S. President's Global Health Initiative. With a special focus on improving the health of women, newborns and children, the Global Health Initiative's goal is to save the greatest number of lives by increasing and building upon what works and, then, supporting countries as they work to improve the health of their own people.
Building Vietnam's M&E Capacity for Program Monitoring, Data Visualization, Data Use, Linking Private and Public Networks and Supporting HIV Clinical Services at Site and Provincial Levels under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2021 Grants
GH18-1852 Partnering with Hanoi Medical University to Expand the Capacity to Implement Program and Operational Evaluation and Health System Strengthening in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
CDC Investigations and Technical Assistance: Development of a National Influenza Sentinel Surveillance System in Vietnam U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Investigations and Technical Assistance assists national and local health authorities and other health related organizations in controlling communicable diseases, chronic diseases and disorders, and other preventable health conditions. Investigations and evaluation of all methods of controlling or preventing disease and disability are carried out by providing epidemic aid, surveillance, technical assistance, consultation, and program support; and by providing leadership and coordination of joint national, state, and local efforts.
GH16-1718.NU2G Partnering with Regional Institutes to Strengthen Essential Publi Grants
GH19-1904 Strengthening the Ministry of Health's Capacity to Sustain and Expand Quality HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services for People Living with HIV in Vietnam through Focused Direct Service Support, Technical Assistance, and Innovations under PEPFAR - 2019 Grants
GH15-1595 PARTNERING WITH PASTEUR INSTITUTE OF HO CHI MINH CITY TO ENHANCE REGIONAL CAPACITY TO PREVENT, DETECT, MONITOR, AND RESPOND TO THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN VIETNAM UNDER PEPFAR Grants
Tuberculosis Demonstration, Research, Public and Professional Education: Addressing TB Control and Lung Health Activities through the Vietnam National Lung Hospital/National TB Program (NLH/NTP) To assist states, political subdivisions of States, and other public and nonprofit private entities in conducting research into prevention and control of tuberculosis (TB) nationally and internationally. To conduct demonstration projects, provide TB and latent TB infections (LTBI) communication, education, training, medical consultation activities to TB programs, private providers, and other partners for the prevention and control of TB.
GH17-1711 Improvement of Laboratory and Clinical Services, and Collaboration across the National HIV and TB Programs in Vietnam under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
GH18-1852 Partnering with Hanoi Medical University to Expand the Capacity to Implement Program and Operational Evaluation and Health System Strengthening in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2018 Grants
GH15-1596 Vietnam - CI TLS Game Changer 1822 GHP ATL Strengthening The Healthcare System Of Vietnam Through Capacity Building, Policy Development And Quality Improvement Of Laboratory And Clinical Services Under PEPFAR
British Academy Delivery Costs - GCRF Programme delivery and administrative costs for British Academy ODA programmes under the Global Challenges Research Fund. Programme delivery and administrative costs for British Academy ODA programmes under the Global Challenges Research Fund.
British Academy Coherence & Impact - Challenge-led grants: Urban Infrastructures of Well-being This programme supports interdisciplinary research across the social and engineering sciences and the humanities looking to explore how formal and informal infrastructures interact to affect the well-being of people in cities across the Global South. Urban infrastructure connects all domains of city life; objects, facilities, capacities, flows, possibilities, social relationships, expertise, places to live and ways of getting by. What cities are able to hold together, how they do so, and whether these operations are inclusive are crucial considerations. Interdisciplinary, innovative research which brings together the expertise and methods of different communities of knowledge and practice is needed to inform policy thinking and interventions aimed at making cities more liveable, especially in the Global South where stresses related to rapid urbanisation are particularly pronounced. Urban infrastructure also sits at the interface between top-down (official-government) initiated imperatives and bottom-up responses to the challenges that arise in surviving shifting conditions in the everyday life of communities as cities expand. This provides an opportunity to develop a broader picture of infrastructure – one that meaningfully connects and explains the technicalities of infrastructure provision with the broader political, economic, historical and socio-cultural context
British Academy Coherence & Impact - Challenge-led grants: Early Childhood Education The projects funded under this programme aim to provide critical knowledge to inform policy-making in the education and broader learning domain, while recognising the necessary interplay of education with health, nutrition, gender equality and other disciplines and sectors. This programme supports research geared towards informing policy-making in the education and broader learning domain in the Global South.
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training - Drug Unit Commander Course, Ankara - Turkey Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training - Drug Unit Commander Course, Ankara - Turkey; Drug Unit Commander Course
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counternarcotics Training, Turkey Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counternarcotics Training, Turkey; Counter-drug training to enhance counternarcotics efforts.
DEA Regional Training Teams (RTT), Turkey DEA Regional Training Teams (RTT), Turkey; Travel and training costs of the Regional Training Team (RTT) Afghanistan, Central Asia RTT, and Global Training Team (GTT).
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - DEA Reimbursement for Training Expenses, Turkey Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - DEA Reimbursement for Training Expenses, Turkey; Specialized Course, Drug Unit Commander Course, Clandestine Lab Course, & CARTT
DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey; Jandarma Beta course, counternarcotics training, Turkey.
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training - Drug Unit Commander Course, Ankara - Turkey Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training - Drug Unit Commander Course, Ankara - Turkey; Durg Unit Commander Course
DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey; DEA will provide counter drug related training of foreign law enforcement personnel.
DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. EUCOM, Turkey; Regional counternarcotics training for Greece.
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training, Ankara - Turkey Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counterdrug Training, Ankara - Turkey; Advanced Narcotics
SIA – Programme "Feed Good Belgique" pour des systèmes alimentaires durables et un environnement sain En Belgique et à l’international, les personnes et groupes touchés par le programme agissent pour la mise en place de systèmes alimentaires durables (SAD), d’une économie sociale et solidaire (ESS) et d’une citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire (CMS). En Belgique, l’objectif poursuivi par les trois organisations SIA (SOS Faim, Iles de Paix et Autre Terre) dans le cadre de leur programme Feed Good est de sensibiliser et mobiliser des personnes et groupes pour qu’ils agissent en faveur de systèmes alimentaires durables, une économique sociale et solidaire et une citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire. La réduction des inégalités de genre et la prise en compte des limites planétaires sont au cœur de la transition promue par le programme.

D’une part, SIA se focalise sur la création de dynamiques sociales et citoyennes favorables. Les personnes et groupes touchés par les activités du programme (jeunes, enseignants, volontaires, sympathisants, médias, pairs, etc.) sont informés, sensibilisés et mis en action pour qu’ils et elles soutiennent la transition vers des systèmes alimentaires durables, une économie sociale et solidaire et le développement d’une citoyenneté mondiale et solidaire, par leur façon de consommer, par leur vote et par leur mobilisation politique et citoyenne, etc.

Les principales activités sont de l’ordre de l’information, de la sensibilisation, du renforcement de capacité, de la mise en action, de la production et de la diffusion d’outils d’information et d’expertise.

D’autre part, SIA cherche à créer un cadre institutionnel et politique favorable. Le consortium incite les responsables politiques à agir pour contribuer à la mise en place de systèmes alimentaires durables et d’une économie sociale et solidaire. 

Les principales activités sont de l’ordre du dialogue avec les politiques, à ce qu’ils et elles soient mieux informés, sensibilisés et équipés pour répondre aux enjeux des systèmes alimentaires durables. 

Plus globalement, SIA fonctionne en réseau et utilise son expertise et ses contacts dans ses pays d’interventions pour arriver à son objectif. Les groupes-cibles pour SIA en Belgique sont les jeunes en milieu scolaire (maternel, primaire, secondaire, supérieur) et extra-scolaire ainsi que les (futurs) enseignants. Les publics de 1ère et 2e lignes (y inclus médias et pairs) sont également ciblés. Au niveau plaidoyer, ce sont les institutions politiques belges des différents niveaux de pouvoirs, les institutions européennes et internationales, les réseaux de plaidoyer belges, européens et internationaux, les pairs et experts.
“Feed Good” pour des systèmes alimentaires durables et un environnement sain 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
SIA – Programa "Feed Good Perú" a favor de sistemas alimentarios sostenibles y un medio ambiente sano - Familles paysannes / recycleurs 
- Organisations de producteurs / femmes / coopératives / recycleurs  
- Institutions de financement rurale (IFR)  
- Organisations de jeunesse  
- Entités publiques locales, régionales et nationales  
- Autres organisations de la société civile (ONG, réseaux, plateformes, groupes de consommateurs, conseils de quartier, associations de commerçants, associations professionnelles, etc.) Au Pérou, l'engagement des acteurs cibles du programme dans la co-construction de systèmes alimentaires durables et d'un environnement sain est renforcé. Un consensus scientifique existe aujourd’hui sur la nécessité d'un changement de nos systèmes alimentaires pour assurer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle de tous et atteindre les ODD (IAASTD, IPES-Food, IPBES, UN TEEBAgriFood, etc.). Or le Pérou continue à être trop dépendant du modèle agro-exportateur de libre marché, des importations d’aliments et de l’extraction des matières premières minières, fragilisant de ce fait sa souveraineté alimentaire et ses systèmes alimentaires, et en laissant pour compte les agriculteurs familiaux et autres acteurs de l’économie sociale, tel que cela a pu être démontré lors de la pandémie du COVID 19. 

L’agroécologie est l'un des principaux moyens de transformer ces systèmes, comme le préconise le Comité des Nations Unies pour la sécurité alimentaire (rapport HLPE 2020). En effet, ses principes prônent le droit à l'alimentation et la participation des groupes vulnérables et des femmes aux stratégies alimentaires et à la gestion des ressources, encouragent les pratiques régénératrices et misent sur la résilience de l'ensemble du système alimentaire. 

Depuis de nombreuses années, au Pérou, les ONG Autre Terre, Iles de Paix et SOS Faim s'inscrivent dans cette approche. Elles conjuguent leurs efforts pour améliorer les conditions de vie des agriculteurs et des acteurs de l'économie sociale et solidaire, particulièrement les jeunes et les femmes, à travers des stratégies qui soutiennent une transition agroécologique des systèmes alimentaires ainsi qu’une meilleure gestion des déchets en appui à cette transition, avec le soutien des citoyens et l'implication des autorités locales et nationales. L'approche systémique transcrite dans la TOC du programme prend en compte les contextes spécifiques (différentes régions d’intervention e.g. Cusco, Ayacucho, Huánuco...) dans lesquels se développent les groupes cibles afin qu'ils puissent participer activement à la construction durable de leur système alimentaire.
SIA – Programme "Feed Good Sénégal" pour des systèmes alimentaires durables et un environnement sain L’engagement des acteurs cibles du programme en faveur de la co-construction de systèmes alimentaires durables et d'un environnement sain est renforcé. Pour contribuer à sa vision de systèmes alimentaires durables et d’un environnement sain permettant d'améliorer les conditions de vie des populations rurales, le programme SIA souhaite voir au travers de son action dans ses régions d’interventions et au niveau national, des acteurs engagés pour concrétiser des changements dans la production et la consommation d’aliments sains et produits localement et dans le respect l’environnement. Ces acteurs - familles de producteurs et transformateurs, organisations locales et nationales, collectivités territoriales à l’échelle communale et départementale, ONG locales et organisations de la société civile - développent ainsi des actions qui contribuent à mettre en avant les principes de l’économie sociale, de l’agroécologie et de l’équité de genre pour favoriser l’émergence de SAD.  

Ces actions sont relayées au niveau national par des acteurs de plaidoyer qui œuvrent dans la sensibilisation du grand public et dans le dialogue avec le gouvernem...(+22 characters extra in FundHub text) Les groupes cibles du programme SIA : 

les partenaires directs du programme, bénéficiaires de renforcement de capacités pour exercer leurs fonctions de services aux membres ou de plaidoyer : OP, faitières et ONG 

les bénéficiaires des actions de nos partenaires : les familles de paysans, les GIE et autres groupements (femmes, jeunes, comités de quartier, parents d’élèves…) et leurs membres, les écoles, les communes, les parlementaires, les autorités de tutelles