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Education for All South Sudan - National Contract - Fees and Expenses To support girls and children with disabilities to access education through direct cash transfers, whilst investment in behaviour change, teacher training and catchup classes will improve both access and learning for many more nationwide.
Policy based campaigns and learning Mainly the programme will help to conduct bi-annual Public Opinion Surveys on several relevant and topical public policy issues and use this data to influence and shape the policy direction of government, and to render the whole policy cycle more targeted, responsive, and efficient. To strengthen transparency and accountability by making survey data public (unless there are good reasons not to, in specific instances) and to transition towards the surveys being conducted and managed by Zambian entities to achieve greater sustainability.
Provision of Humanitarian and Protection Assistance to conflict affected people in Yemen Women, children, families and communities have access to protection services and vulnerable groups are provided with assistance and protection in new emergencies.
UNICEF Multisectoral Integrated Nutrition Action (MINA Project) for Children, Adolescents and Women in North-East Nigeria UNICEF - Preventing and treating Malnutrition in North East Nigeria through a mix of initiatives
Quality of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) provision in the public and private sectors in South Africa. Technical engagement, drawing on UK and international expertise to improve quality of learning outcomes from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) provision in the public and private sectors in South Africa.
World Health Organisation (WHO) – Support to Coronavirus Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan This activity (World Health Organisation (WHO) – Support to Coronavirus Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £5,000,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Meeting Basic Needs of Displaced Populations in Syria This programme will provide tents, hygiene kits and other household items to families displaced in northwest Syria, supporting them to meet their basic needs. Northwest Syria is the country’s last major opposition stronghold. Since the December 2019 offensive began, nearly one million people have been displaced, causing a humanitarian catastrophe at an unprecedented scale in the nine-year history of the conflict. This programme will ensure displaced Syrian’s most critical needs are met by mobilising UKaid stocks of humanitarian supplies.
Changing laws, changing lives (ODA) To reduce violence and discrimination against LGBT people, women and girls, and other vulnerable groups through initiating, significantly advancing or finalising technical assistance to repeal, amend or enact sexual offence, anti-discrimination, and/or hate crime laws in countries in Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the Caribbean.
REPP - Renewable Energy Performance Platform Renewable Energy Performance Platform is a private finance investment vehicle to mobilise private sector development activity and investment in small and medium scale renewable energy projects in sub-Saharan Africa. This is through providing technical assistance, development capital and ‘viability gap’ financing, giving communities access to clean energy supplies and avoiding greenhouse gas emissions.
Colombia Land Administration Support Multi-Donor Trust Fund ( RDEL ) Pillar 1 will be delivered by the World Bank, investing up to £43 million in mainly capital investments to buy appropriate hardware and software, strengthen human and institutional capability in Colombia’s land registration system, run communications campaigns on land ownership rights for ordinary citizens, and collect and manage new data on land rights, responsibilities and restrictions.
Support for a Systematic Analysis for Emergency Response (SAFER) This activity (Support for a Systematic Analysis for Emergency Response (SAFER)) is a component of Responding to Covid-19 in the Caribbean reported by FCDO and a budget of £280,000.This project benefits JAMAICA.And works in the following sector(s): Health policy and administrative management.
Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Delivery Partner Contract Delivery Partner for Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning for the programme to 2022.
ASEAN WPS Training Programme This project supports ASEAN-IPR in the delivery of their WPS training programme for government officials from ASEAN Member States (AMS). The training aims to help officials learn more about WPS and then reflect this learning in policy making, to ultimately support more women’s participation, protection and rehabilitation in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
Institutional capacity building to fight environmental crime (CDEL) Pillar 2 will be delivered by the UN Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC), investing up to £10 million in predominantly technical assistance to develop new tools and systems for strengthening criminal investigation capability and, where the evidence meets a bar, support new public prosecutions. It will commence in year two following completion of a successful partnership between UNODC and the UK Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF)
Refinement of Bandung Integrated Public Transport System Plan The project is an extension of the Global Future Cities Programme in Bandung (2019-current) to conclude the work of establishing an integrated public transport system for the city through technical assistance, capacity building, knowledge dissemination, and strategy development. It will support Bandung to disseminate recommendations on the angkot (minibus/paratransit) industry reform to other cities in Indonesia and deliver city-level strategic documents for the low carbon integrated transport agenda as part of Bandung’s next term Development Plan
Iraq and Kuwait sandstorm prediction This is a scoping exercise to gather insight into the impacts of sandstorms in Iraq and Kuwait and to understand how action can be taken to protect from these impacts through forecasting.
Global Nutrition Report The GNR is the formal mechanism to record, monitor and analyse progress against N4G commitments from governments, donors, international organisations, business and civil society.
To support the facilitation, deployment, and coordination of Emergency Medical Teams to and within Gaza. FCDO will support the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Operational Response which includes the deployment of Emergency Medical Teams (EMT), working according to globally agreed EMT principles and standards, which is critical to support Gaza’s health system, to provide essential services to affected populations, manage the significant scale of trauma related to ongoing fighting, and establish/maintain functional referral pathways.
Jamaica Pilot with Caribbean Community Centre on Climate Change. Jamaica Pilot with Caribbean Community Centre on Climate Change.   The UK’s support to the CCCCC will help Member States of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to address the challenges they face in accessing climate finance. Non-Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible Member States will be invited to participate in lesson learning and virtual training activities.  Through the CCCCC, the programme will help address the barriers that Caribbean SIDS face in planning for, accessing, and effectively utilizing climate finance. The programme aims to facilitate a sustainable increase in the flow of climate finance, enhance project development and implementation capabilities, and support simplification of the multilateral funding processes with which they must engage.
Support designing and evaluating organisational change and cross team integration This activity (Support designing and evaluating organisational change and cross team integration) is a component of Stabilisation Unit's Business Strategy and Planning Team reported by FCDO and a budget of £7,500.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Public sector policy and administrative management.
Ensuring the sustainable protection of civil freedom through strengthening the public resilience against sectarian and discrimin Since the 2014 election, there is a trend of increasing political polarisation in Indonesia as a result of the use of religious based identity politics used by the candidates contesting in the electoral politics. Such a situation was worsened by the intensive use of social media as a political campaign instrument, with the contents tending to be misinformative, and even inviting discrimination against certain minority groups with the religious or ethnicity background, in order to gain the vote of the majority. The use of the instruments was more visible in the 2017 election, particularly the regional election in DKI Jakarta, when the incumbent candidate coming from the religious and ethnic minority group was imprisoned with the allegation of committing blasphemy. The use of the sectarian populism campaign seems to be an effective winning instrument in each political contest which further continued until the 2019 general and 2020 regional election. The change that will be achieved from this project is the resilience of the Indonesian public, especially young voters’ generation, against populist campaigns that lead to disinformation that undermines the pillars of democracy, human rights, and diversity during and after the 2024 General Election. To achieve such change, the project is designed to at least produce the outputs, namely: (i) the map of sectarian and discriminative populism campaign tendency, as well as its triggering factors. The output will be the basis to develop various tools and mechanisms to prevent the sectarian and discriminative populism campaign; (ii) varied means and mechanism mechanisms to mitigate the risks of sectarian and discriminative populism campaigns. (iii) web-based system and application service for the complaints of sectarian and discriminative populism campaigns. (iv) a policy recommendation for the election regulation improvement, which can prevent sectarian and discriminative populism campaigns.
Transforming procurement systems in Kenya through use of beneficial ownership data This activity (Transforming procurement systems in Kenya through use of beneficial ownership data) is a component of Kenya Anti-corruption Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £74,341.This project benefits KENYA.And works in the following sector(s): Public sector policy and administrative management.
Support to Ministry of Finance Economic Response Unit This activity (Support to Ministry of Finance Economic Response Unit ) is a component of Climate Smart Jobs Immediate COVID Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £200,000.This project benefits UGANDA.And works in the following sector(s): Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries.
World Health Organisation (WHO) – Coronavirus Strategic Preparedness in Iran This activity (World Health Organisation (WHO) – Coronavirus Strategic Preparedness in Iran) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,000,000.This project benefits IRAN.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Technical and legal support for the reform of laws or policies that discriminate against LGBT+ people.in ODA eligible countries Support for civil society organisations to provide technical and legal support to governmental and grassroots LGBT+ organisations, on legislative reform, tackling violence and improving access to inclusive services
UK/Ukraine universities Twinning Scheme The twinning scheme sets out to establish sustainable partnerships between UK universities and similar universities in Ukraine with the aim of supporting immediate assistance to bolster Ukrainian universities' resilience during the conflict and foster the foundations for longer-term links between Higher Education institutions that can support recovery.  The twinning programme has received the endorsement of the Ministry of Education in Ukraine and is supported by the Office of the President.
Telangana Carbon credit policy Set up a carbon credit framework for the state Telangana for development of projects under various voluntary carbon credit mechanisms
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning project of Investment in Nature, Forests and Land Use (INAFOLU) This project provides overall monitoring, evaluation and learning function of he INAFOLU programme including annual review and completion report.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) Blue Pacific Finance Hub The Blue Pacific Finance Hub is an initiative focused on increasing ocean investments to help build resilient blue economies in Small Island Developing States.
Support to Countries on Death Penalty Abolition Providing capacity building and legal interventions through programming to support countries on the Death Penalty Abolition.
Health Systems Connect : Evaluation Costs Evaluation cost for the programme to be carried out with the first and final years.
Delivering Human Rights Priorities in South Sudan To improve the capacity of civil society to advocate, monitor and engage effectively with the South Sudan’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) processes
PARIS21 Foundation - the next iteration Ongoing support to PARIS21 foundation, enabling attraction of a wider donor base.
Strategic Support for Humanitarian System Funding strategic partnership that will widen the impact of the United Kingdom’s influence on the Humanitarian System in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Montserrat Financial Aid - Recurrent Spend (support the delivery of essential services) This activity (Montserrat Financial Aid - Recurrent Spend (support the delivery of essential services)) is a component of Montserrat Financial Aid 2022 - 2023 reported by FCDO and a budget of £24,492,852.This project benefits MONTSERRAT.And works in the following sector(s): Security system management and reform, Financial policy and administrative management, Transport policy and administrative management, Social Protection, Education policy and administrative management, Public sector policy and administrative management, Basic health care.
AfDF 16 Climate Action Fund A £200m bilateral contribution through the AfDB’s new Climate Action Window, which will allow FCDO to use the Bank’s capacity to scale up efforts to tackle the impact of climate change on the poorest countries across Africa and secure more reach and impact than through direct management. This will support UK investments to strengthen global food security and invest in clean and green infrastructure and mobilise more donor support alongside.
Provision of Training Equipment to Health Training Facilities to Increase Training Capacity. The project will support assessment of accreditation needs in 12 health training institutions (funded through complimentary DHSC programme) and provide Capital accreditation requirements to at least 12 health training institutions following assessment. The project will also improve equipment maintenance in supported health training institutions (funded by WHO through their own funds, complementing FCDO funding through ESHTI).
To accelerate implementation of nationally determined contributions through strategic private sector investments in sustainable infrastructure. Support to achieve emission reduction commitments with Technical Assistance - RDEL This activity (To accelerate implementation of nationally determined contributions through strategic private sector investments in sustainable infrastructure. Support to achieve emission reduction commitments with Technical Assistance - RDEL) is a component of UKSIP - The UK Sustainable Infrastructure Programme Latin America reported by FCDO and a budget of £19,500,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Water sector policy and administrative management, Transport policy and administrative management, Energy policy and administrative management.
Localised approach through national civil society organisations. This activity (Localised approach through national civil society organisations.) is a component of Building Peace and Security in Iraq (BPSI) reported by FCDO and a budget of £7,238,835.This project benefits IRAQ.And works in the following sector(s): Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility, Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution, Ending violence against women and girls, Women's rights organisations and movements, and government institutions.
Stabilisation Unit's Business Strategy and Planning Team To support the Stabilisation Unit’s strategic development, business planning and communications, with a particular focus on cross-team coordination of the Unit’s work and alignment of resources to meet its priorities and enable its vision.
Design, contingency and funding This project is used to fund the Multi-Partner Trust Fund that implements the Global Compact for Migration
Empowering Albanian Youth and Enhancing Integration Into Serbian Society - Serbia The project aims to address the challenges faced by the Albanian minority in Serbia, particularly in Presevo and Bujanovac. It focuses on boosting their socio-political integration and representation, while also providing professional development opportunities. Key initiatives include establishing a youth caucus connected to the Serbian Assembly and Serbian national institutions/ministries, facilitating mentorship and networking in various professional fields, offering internships in local institutions, and supporting civil society projects. Additionally, the project promotes intercultural understanding through study visits between Albanian and Serbian youth. The goal of the project is to foster conflict prevention by creation of a more inclusive, harmonious society without ethnic and cultural divides.
Supporting preparedness, mitigation and response to the primary and secondary impacts of COVID-19 on IDP and vulnerable populations in Yemen. This activity (Supporting preparedness, mitigation and response to the primary and secondary impacts of COVID-19 on IDP and vulnerable populations in Yemen.) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,000,000.This project benefits YEMEN.And works in the following sector(s): Disaster prevention and preparedness.
Humanitarian to Humanitarian - H2H Arrangement Humanitarian to Humanitarian Arrangement Component as per FCDO HQ Humanitarian Department processes
Technical Assistance Mozambique Humanitarian Response Programme provision of technical experts to the UN through standby partnership and other analytical work as required by the programme in the areas of humanitarian response including conflict and cyclone..
Capital Expenditure - Essential Equipment for Saint Helena Essential health care and safety equipment for the island of Saint Helena. This will include hospital life saving equipment and fire safety equipment for the island.
Latin America PBIP Projects This activity (Latin America PBIP Projects) is a component of UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions  reported by FCDO and a budget of £341,908.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
UK Contribution to IMF Catastrophe, Containment and Relief Trust This activity (UK Contribution to IMF Catastrophe, Containment and Relief Trust ) is a component of UK contribution to the IMF Catastrophe, Containment and Relief Trust (CCRT) II reported by FCDO and a budget of £150,000,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Action relating to debt.
ARM: Supporting Safeguards of Democracy in Armenia (IFES) The intended outcome of the project implemented by International Foundation for Electoral Systems will be increased democratic culture and overall civic engagement in Armenian democracy. Public trust in democracy and democratic institutions in Armenia is vulnerable to manipulation and it remains easy for malign actors – both domestic and foreign – to subvert due to poor cyber defences, corruption and abuse of state resources, and public complacency. Challenges are still in place for full implementation of anticorruption efforts to improve the ability of key government institutions to thwart domestic and foreign malign interference through needed reforms and public awareness. To capitalize on the earlier achievements of International Foundation for Electoral Systems interventions, the project will build on the momentum of 2021 reforms to foster a culture of political finance and abuse of state resources monitoring and oversight among Armenian stakeholders. International Foundation for Electoral Systems will be promoting reform by defending critical democratic infrastructure and enhancing Armenia’s cybersecurity environment, with a focus on election administration, parliament, and oversight bodies; and making government more responsible to citizens though civic education and engagement initiatives across Armenian society.
Strengthened Regional Institutions and Cooperation better Counter Illicit Financial Flows Strengthened Regional Institutions and Cooperation better Counter Illicit Financial Flows
OECD DAC: Small Island Developing States Programme - Phase II (Centre) Promoting collective behaviour change of Development Assistance Committee members and other development co-operation providers to improve their policies, systems, financing, and practices towards Small Island Developing States.
Support to the Immediate Health Response - Pan American Health Organisation This activity (Support to the Immediate Health Response - Pan American Health Organisation) is a component of Responding to Covid-19 in the Caribbean reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,000,000.This project benefits West Indies, regional.And works in the following sector(s): Health policy and administrative management.
Support BRAC Institute of Governance and Development to develop expertise and advocate for policy action FCDO will work directly with 3-4 think-tanks and BIGD is one of them.  This route will cost less and offer more engagement and visibility of UK International Development than working through management consultancy companies.  We will also seek to establish pooled funding arrangements with other development partners.
Solid Waste Management in Odisha Efficient recovery of post-consumer waste through a comprehensive mobile and web application
COVID-19 preparedness and response This activity (COVID-19 preparedness and response) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,359,077.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Jordan Protection Programme (JPP) Support to Vulnerable Refugees and Jordanians To provide essential protection services to vulnerable refugees and members of the host community in Jordan through working with local service providers to strengthen national services and work towards sustainable service provision for the long term. The programme is delivered through a consortium led by the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and includes the Jordan River Foundation (JRF) and Humanity and Inclusion (HI).
Project to reimburse MOD costs Project to reimburse MOD for costs associated with Turkey Deployment of Field Hospital
Middle East and North Africa Climate Programme - CDEL - Green Finance/EBRD This activity (Middle East and North Africa Climate Programme - CDEL - Green Finance/EBRD) is a component of Pioneering a Holistic approach to Energy and Nature-based Options in MENA for Long-term stability - PHENOMENAL reported by FCDO and a budget of £46,200,001.This project benefits Middle East, regional.And works in the following sector(s): Biodiversity, Environmental policy and administrative management.