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First Phase of the Central Asia Road Links Program The Central Asia Road Links (CARs) program is the result of a collaborative effort initiated by respective governments in the Central Asia region which has been developed as a regional, multi-phase program considered as a regional transformational project under IDA 16 and IDA 17. The program has the overall objective to increase transport connectivity between neighboring countries in Central Asia along priority cross-border road links whilst supporting improvements in road operations and maintenance practices. 

The project development objective (PDO) of the First Phase of the Central Asia Road Links Program (CARs-1) is to increase transport connectivity between the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan along priority cross-border road links in Batken Oblast whilst supporting improvements in road operations and maintenance practices. The road sections to be financed under CARs-1 prioritize connectivity between the Osh and BatkenOblast in the Kyrgyz Republic and Sugd Oblast in Tajikistan as they build lateral spurs from the Osh-Isfana axis to the Tajik border.
Second Phase of the Central Asia Road Links Program The Central Asia Road Links (CARs) program has the overall development objective to increase transport connectivity between neighboring countries in Central Asia along priority cross-border road links and to support improvements in road operations and asset management practices. The program is the result of a collaborative effort initiated by respective governments in the Central Asia region which has been developed as a regional, multi-phase program considered as a regional project under IDA16 and IDA 17 with substantialtransformational impact.  The project development objective (PDO) of the Second Phase of the Central Asia Road Links Program (CARs-2) is to increase transport connectivity between the Republic of Tajikistan and neighboring countries along priority cross-border road links in Sugd Oblast and to support improvements in road operations and asset management practices. The road sections to be financed under CARs-2 prioritize connectivity between Sugd Oblast in Tajikistan with Batken and Osh Oblasts in the Kyrgyz Republic and Ferghana Oblast in Uzbekistan.
Central Asia Hydrometeorology Modernization Project The objective of the Central Asia Hydrometeorology Modernization Project (CAHMP) is to improve the accuracy and timeliness of hydromet services in Central Asia, with particular focus on Kyrgyz Republic and Republic of Tajikistan.
RESTORATION OF NEVIS WETLANDS To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Kenya To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA SENEGAL To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA South Africa To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Nigeria To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Regional To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Somali To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Burkina Faso To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Mozambique To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
African Activists for Climate Justice - PACJA Ethiopia To amplify and unite the voices in Africa to ensure that women, youth and local and indigenous communities defend and realize their human rights and live a decent and dignified life in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. 
The Project’s long-term impact is a strong and inclusive African movement that has mobilised citizens, companies and governments (local, national, regional, global) in support of climate justice.

PACJA in collaboration with four other partners,  Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, African Women Communications Network (FEMNET) and African Youth Commission (AYC), as a consortium,  believe that all people have the right to live a decent and dignified life in a healthy environment. 


PACJA in Ethiopia will fast track climate action that is strong, all-inclusive and gender sensitive climate justice movement that advocates for fair, accessible and equitable climate policies, including community-driven adaptation strategies, which specifically benefit disadvantaged groups (in particular women, youth and indigenous communities). 

PACJA in Burkina Faso will promote traditionally excludes groups in acceleration of climate cation through the organization of young and female farmers, pastoralists, people with disabilities, refugees in the Centre, Nord, Sahel, Sud-Ouest and Centre-Nord regions, and local and national authorities become aware of the challenges posed by climate change, and decide to work in synergy towards climate justice. women, youth and local communities
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Latvia The goal of this project is to improve the Government of Latvias (GOL's) ability to identify, detect, and prosecute money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Project activities will focus on: 1) improving the ability of the Ministry of Finance and the FIU to fulfill their interagency AML/CFT roles; 2) developing the FIU's ability to set strategic priorities and identify its appropriate interagency coordinating role in the AML/CFT regime; 3) enhancing risk-based AML/CFT supervision of the financial and non-financial sectors; and 4) improving financial investigative and prosecutorial authorities' ability to prioritize and pursue financial investigations and prosecutions, including as relates to asset forfeiture.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Latvia Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Latvia
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Honduras El objetivo en Honduras se centra en el fortalecimiento de las personas organizadas en estructuras que representan los sectores de la agricultura familiar y la empresarialidad de pequeña escala, con énfasis en mujeres y jóvenes, en su desempeño económico y social, mediante su compromiso con el medio ambiente, la igualdad y la sostenibilidad. La propuesta se desarrollará en la region occidental (muncipios de los 5 departamentos de Lempira, Copán, Intibucá y Santa Bárbara) en el período 2017-2021. CODIMCA alcanza 6 365 personas, todas mujeres y el 14% jóvenes, y se incluye a poblaciones indígenas (Lencas y Maya Chortí). La estrategia de acompañamiento se concentra en tres áreas: el desarrollo económico, la inclusión de jóvenes, y las redes & incidendia, con un trabajo sistemático en liderazgo. Estas fortalezas permiten impulsar la empresarialidad (agrícola y no agrícola) con una visión ambiental, enfocándose en las cadenas de café sostenible, ecoturismo, hortalizas y servicios múltiples. Se prioriza trabajar con mujeres y jóvenes para crear condiciones favorables que permitan conectar sus iniciativas a las principales actividades de la organización, que aumenten sus ingresos y poder de decisión. Así también se logrará generar un cambio organizacional que abre relaciones más equitativas que permiten un desarrollo sostenible de toda su membresía. La sostenibilidad lleva también a una mayor conscientizacion y compromiso con el medio ambiente reduciendo los daños a recursos naturales y fomentando la representación de los intereses sectoriales de la membresía. Trias pondrá al servicio de la organización contraparte y del grupo meta también los recursos técnicos de asesoría y financieros que posibiliten cambios a nivel de las personas, a nivel de la organización y desde allí un aporte a la sociedad salvadoreña. El enfoque de Desarrollo Humano Sostenible guía esta propuesta que se nutrirá con la incorporación de nuevas relaciones sinérgicas con ANG belgas, actores de cooperación, organizaciones belgas de las bases de Trias y organizaciones locales para dinamizar procesos, compartir metodologías y generar conocimiento compartido a fin de lograr el propósito de impacto. Personas organizadas en una estructura que representa los sectores de la agricultura familiar y la empresarialidad de pequeña escala, con énfasis en mujeres y jóvenes, ha sido fortalecidas en su desempeño económico y social por su compromiso con el medio ambiente, la igualdad y la sostenibilidad en Honduras (específicamente 4 departamentos del Occidente). Nuestro grupo meta intermediario son los ‘actores directos claves’ en nuestro programa, es decir: el personal y las líderesas de la coparte local, así como también todas las socias que asisten a formaciones. Calculamos que el programa alcanzará 2.000 personas con formaciones hacia el año 2021, de las cuales un 14% son óvenes. Nuestras beneficiarias finales son las socias de la OB que participa en el programa: agricultoras familiares (FF) y emprendedoras de pequeña escala (SSE). Se calcula que la membresía actual llega a 6365 mujeres de las cuales un 14% jóvenes.
Transformation Through Innovation in Distance Education Transformation by Innovation in Distance Education (TIDE) aims to improve the quality of higher education in Myanmar at a critical time in the country’s development. After years of low investment in the higher education system, there is now an increasing demand for skilled graduates to meet new employment needs, particularly in relation to the environmental management of Myanmar’s natural resources to ensure sustainability over years of rapid development. TIDE brings together universities in the UK and Myanmar to improve the quality of distance learning to result in more employable graduates. The partnership will innovate and strengthen the quality of the distance education system at institutional levels and in the design and delivery of learning, focusing on environmental science disciplines and making use of the rapidly emerging ICT infrastructure.