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FTF Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity (Bangladesh):  .The Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition activity coordinates linkages among value chain actors across private, public, and civil society spheres.  By providing FY 2021 funding to develop the capacity of hatchery owners, nursery owners, fish fingerling sellers, fish feed manufacturers, feed dealers, and a broad range of supporting services, firms will continue to grow and contribute to building the capacity of all aquaculture value chain players, including women, within the southern regions of Bangladesh.  The activity's technical assistance will improve productivity, production, and quality of aquaculture systems and strengthen market systems with expanding opportunities for women and youth.  Through targeted messaging and technical service on diversification of household production, smallholder aquaculture households will gain greater awareness to adopt nutrition-enhancing behaviors.  Value chain actors will also receive training on improved production practices and technologies and sub-grants for piloting innovations and the scale-up of successful ones.  To reduce the COVID-19 impact, the activity will strengthen local markets for sales and supply of aquaculture produce, support mechanization to reduce labor costs and the effects of labor shortages and increase the financial resilience of small and medium enterprises and their ability to mitigate and recover from the shock...This activity will support the Global Food Security Strategy and significantly contribute to achieving the State-USAID Joint Strategic Plan Goal Two, and the U.S. government's mission objective of improved food security in Bangladesh.  Funding within this IM contributes to meeting the required Host Community ($600K), Adaptation (Indirect), and Micro, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises directives..
Actions for Combating Trafficking -in-Person (ACT) ACT-Combating Human Trafficking in Bangladesh
Marketing Innovations for Health (MIH) (Bangladesh):  Using FY~2015 funds, the Marketing Innovations for Health (MIH) activity will continue its work to expand access to and the use of public health related products and services using a private-sector social marketing model.  To accomplish that goal, MIH will provide training and technical assistance to improve the ability of local, private providers to deliver essential health and family planning services.  To reinforce this marketing model, the activity will also improve knowledge and care seeking practices for newborn health and prevention of Acute Respiratory Infection through dissemination of best practices. Activities will also focus on youth through behavior change communication.  The goal is to reach 2.1 million married women of reproductive age, 400,000 men, and 224,000 adolescent boys and girls with community-based education and behavior change activities.
Bangladesh Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (BMEL) Activity (Bangladesh):  The Bangladesh Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning contract provides monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) services across the USAID/Bangladesh Mission.  The activity responds to the Mission's evolving need to consolidate third-party MEL services under a single and centrally managed platform as a way of streamlining collection and use of evidence-based performance data in programmatic decision-making.With FY 2021 funds, the activity will provide services that include, but are not limited to: field-based data quality assessments; customized geographic and sectoral assessments; mid-term and final performance evaluations; and, a limited number of impact evaluations.  Together with these services, the activity will serve as a tool for continuous integration of collaborative learning, adaptation, and knowledge management into the entire Mission portfolio.  Also, the activity will bolster monitoring and evaluation technical capacity of USAID staff, implementing partners, collaborating organizations, and Government of Bangladesh counterparts.  This IM contributes to Labor ($38,311), Water and Sanitation ($10,784), B. Education ($191,143), Biodiversity ($98K), Adaptation ($20.5K), Clean Energy ($32.5K), Sustainable Landscapes ($24.25K), Host Communities ($948,766), and DRG ($455,468) earmarks.  This activity is the most-direct method to implement USAID evaluation policy requirements.  This activity assures high-quality data and information is used to develop and assess the effectiveness of development programming in Bangladesh.  The activity supports the U.S. National Security Strategy, the Global Food Security, the State-USAID Joint Strategic Plan Goals One and Two, and all U.S. government's mission objectives in Bangladesh.. .
Dissemination of Results on Abortion Incidence Study The University of Zimbabwe-University of California San Francisco Collaborative Research Program (UZ-UCSF; now called the University of Zimbabwe College of Health Sciences Clinical Trials Unit or UZCHS-CTU) partnered with the Guttmacher Institute to carry out an abortion incidence and morbidity study in Zimbabwe. The research was aimed at filling a major gap in the evidence base by producing and widely disseminating the first-ever national estimates of unsafe abortion, and abortion-related complications in Zimbabwe. Women’s Action Group (WAG) has now partnered Guttmacher Institute in the dissemination of the study results. There are a number of activities that have to be implemented under this initiative. The first activity is a Women’s Health Conference which is aimed at; raising awareness on maternal mortality and morbidity in Zimbabwe and its causes, initiating dialogue on maternal health issues including unsafe abortion. WAG will also facilitate a high level dissemination workshop for the study results which will be attended by obstetricians and gynaecologists, members of parliament, government ministries, civil society, media and academia. WAG will ensure publicity of research findings through media, this will include a press conference and other forms of print media. Results of the study will also be disseminated at community level. •	To disseminate findings of the Zimbabwe Abortion Incidence and Morbidity Study
•	To develop strategies for addressing unsafe abortions and abortion complications in Zimbabwe Influential people: Policy makers (Parliamentarians), Government ministries, women's coalition, Health workers, NGOs, Activists, community leadership and media
« PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Renforcement des OSC non confessionnelles pour des actions plus efficaces de promotion de la Démocratie, de l’enseignement public, des droits sociaux et de la Santé reproductive dans au moins 4 communes de la Ville de Kinshasa en République Démocratique du Congo. La Maison de la Laïcité de Kinshasa joue pleinement, et ce de manière durable dès 2022, son rôle de mise en synergie et de plateforme de promotion de la citoyenneté auprès de la société civile congolaise, à travers le renforcement de capacité et l’amélioration de la qualité des services rendus par 25 organisations non confessionnelles de la société civile (ONCSC)  à 10 écoles publiques, 20 groupements citoyens, et la population de la Ville province de Kinshasa en termes de moyens d'éducation, de sensibilisation, de plaidoyer et de mobilisation citoyenne sur les droits civils et politiques de la population, tout particulièrement auprès des femmes, des enfants, et des personnes LGBTQI+.
PROG 2017-2021_CS_Renforcement des OSC non confessionnelles pour des actions plus efficaces de promotion de la Démocratie, de l’enseignement public, des droits sociaux et de la Santé reproductive dans au moins 4 communes de la Ville de Kinshasa en République Démocratique du Congo. La Maison de la Laïcité de Kinshasa joue pleinement, et ce de manière durable dès 2022, son rôle de mise en synergie et de plateforme de promotion de la citoyenneté auprès de la société civile congolaise, à travers le renforcement de capacité et l’amélioration de la qualité des services rendus par 25 organisations non confessionnelles de la société civile (ONCSC)  à 10 écoles publiques, 20 groupements citoyens, et la population de la Ville province de Kinshasa en termes de moyens d'éducation, de sensibilisation, de plaidoyer et de mobilisation citoyenne sur les droits civils et politiques de la population, tout particulièrement auprès des femmes, des enfants, et des personnes LGBTQI+.
PROG 2020-2021_Renforcement des OSC non confessionnelles pour des actions plus efficaces de promotion de la Démocratie, de l’enseignement public, des droits sociaux et de la Santé reproductive dans au moins 4 communes de la Ville de Kinshasa en République Démocratique du Congo. La Maison de la Laïcité de Kinshasa joue pleinement, et ce de manière durable dès 2022, son rôle de mise en synergie et de plateforme de promotion de la citoyenneté auprès de la société civile congolaise, à travers le renforcement de capacité et l’amélioration de la qualité des services rendus par 25 organisations non confessionnelles de la société civile (ONCSC)  à 10 écoles publiques, 20 groupements citoyens, et la population de la Ville province de Kinshasa en termes de moyens d'éducation, de sensibilisation, de plaidoyer et de mobilisation citoyenne sur les droits civils et politiques de la population, tout particulièrement auprès des femmes, des enfants, et des personnes LGBTQI+.
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions of the construction sector while promoting a climate-resilient built environment in Costa Rica Under the Green Climate Fund (GCF) framework, UNIDO and the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) of Costa Rica -  GCF National Designated Authority (NDA) - are preparing a proposal for submission to the GCF Readiness and Preparatory Support Programme (RPSP). Pre-selected outcomes of the RPSP logical framework are 2.2, 2.4, 4.1, and 5.2. The purpose of the project is to develop a Readiness proposal, collect data and conduct preparatory work for the development of a full sized funding proposal and enhance national capacity required for the future project implementation.  The final project goal is to reduce emissions from the construction sector and support increased resilience of the built environment to rising temperatures in urban areas of Costa Rica. The project goal will be achieved by scaling up the use of timber as a low-emission, circular and resilient building material for the construction of social housing. The approach is based on addressing the underlying conditions for urban temperature increase, a strong consideration of the national policy framework and the country's climate priorities. The intervention will directly contribute to achieving national priorities, particularly the Nationally Determined Contribution in its contribution number 4.1, and the axis 5 of the Decarbonisation Plan 2018-20
Enabling activities to review and update the national implementation plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to update and review the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the Government to the Stockholm Convention Conference of Parties (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness.  The tasks of the proposed EA will fill the gaps required to review and update the NIP. This will include strengthening the national coordination mechanism by involving additional stakeholders on new POPs, establishing working groups with expertise on new POPs issues, updating and reviewing the inventories of the original twelve POPs, conducting a basic inventory of new POPs, assessing the regulatory and policy framework and institutional capacities to manage new POPs, prioritizing and drafting relevant objectives and action plans for reducing and phasing out new POPs. Relevant stakeholders will be consulted and involved throughout the project implementation process. The updated, endorsed and submitted NIP will provide a basis to implement post-NIP projects in accordance with the requirements of the SC.  The EA project will focus on the attainment of the following outcomes:  # Reviewed and updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) endorsed and su
CELAC Ministerial Conference As follow-up on the recommendations from the first UNIDO LAC Ministerial Conference in Lima, Peru on 1 December 2013 in the frame of UNIDO#s General Conference (Ministerial Declaration attached as annex 1), UNIDO is co-organizing in conjunction with the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Spanish: Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños, CELAC), and the Ministry of Economy and Commerce (MEIC) of Costa Rica, the second Conference of LAC Ministers of Industry and Economy in San Jose (Costa Rica) in April 2014.  Costa Rica in its capacity as President pro tempore (PTP) of CELAC - announced during the ministerial conference in Lima, its wiliness to host and organize the second conference in San Jose in April 2014 in cooperation with UNIDO. On 20 December UNIDO DG sent a letter to Minister Antillon (annex 2) committing UNIDO#s support and participation in the meeting. The Conference aims at providing a ministerial discussion platform on main development topics relevant for the region as follows:  Working issues: 1. Inclusive and sub-regional development as a tool in the fight against inequality. 2. Education based on entrepreneurship, a tool for innovation and the generation of employment for young people. 3. Importance of SME indicators on production and employment and its impact on the regi
Development of Entrepreneurial Networks in the Cultural and Gastronomic Sectors, in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica
Greening construction supply chains to eliminate hazardous pollutants and develop circular building practices The project aims to green construction supply chains to eliminate hazardous pollutants and develop circular building practices in Costa Rica. The project will disseminate good practices and innovative results through the implementation of regional pilot projects that demonstrate the feasibility of applying an approach to reduce or even eliminate chemical products of concern in construction.
Country programme framework for Costa Rica for inclusive and sustainable industrial development (2024-2028) The overarching objective of this Country Programme Framework is to support the Government of Costa Rica in attaining the goals to a ccelerate the economic growth of the country set out in the National Strategic Plan 2050  and the National Development and Public Investment Plan 2022-2026 . Through the Country Programme Framework, UNIDO will deliver its resources in an integrated manner based on its comparative advantages towards Costa Rica#s industrial objectives and targets. UNIDO will achieve this goal by operating its technical cooperation function, and, particularly, by emphasizing its ability to support the Government at policy, normative, and convening level. Under the Government#s leadership and ownership, all relevant parties # national and international counterparts # will work in a multi-stakeholder partnership towards the mobilization of the necessary resources and the implementation of technical activities in full alignment with national industrial priorities
Development of export consortia in Costa Rica's Brunca Region in agro-industry and tourism
Global Quality and Standards Programme Costa Rica: Enhancing compliance with quality and international standards In addition to eight full-fledged country projects, the Global Quality and Standards Programme (GQSP) foresees special measures in selected countries. Special measures under the GQSP are measures focused to address specific quality and standards related issues in a given sector, in view of facilitating greater market access. They can relate to enhancing quality infrastructure institutions, strengthening producer#s compliance capacity with market requirements, or the creation of a culture of quality.  Since the European Union is the second largest trading partner of Costa Rica, the Central American country has to make sure that all the export requirements of their products are being met and this can represent a challenge in terms of market accessibility. The sector that will be intervened by the Special Measures of the GQSP in Costa Rica will be selected during the exploratory mission to the country at the end of September 2019.
Technical Development Assistance for Loowatt TA The technical assistance will enable Loowatt to secure the services of a third party to develop the necessary engineering designs and specifications for the latest iteration of Loowatts waste processing machine. The technical assistance will support Loowatt in improving the overall efficiency and cost-effectiveness of its innovative toilet system and prepare it for mass production ahead of potential DFC debt financing.
Provision of equitable WASH services to returnees and stayees in South Waziristan Agency PADO has proposed WASH assistance for 29750 returnee population in return areas of SWA with focus on Ladha and Tiarza to cope up with urgent WASH needs in communities, schools and health centers. Proposed sites are finalized based on identified needs through involvement of Agency Planning Officer, PHED, education department, health department, local communities and coordination with FATA Disaster Management Authority (FDMA) and WASH cluster to ensure maximum transparency and accountability. Technical survey conducted by PADO further guided the planning of culturally sensitive and locally relevant activities for the proposed areas while the proposed activities are in line with first allocation strategy of PHPF, 2018.

The proposed WASH interventions will focus on life-saving and dignified WASH support through provision of water supply and sanitation facilities along with hygiene promotion awareness in communities, schools and health facilities of South Waziristan Agency. The proposed activities includes
1. Rehabilitation of gravity fed and motorized WSS 
2. Adequate sanitation facilities through community led models in communities. Sanitation kits will be separately distributed to HHs with presence of disabled and elderly
3. Construction of solarized bore holes for water supply at schools and health centres
4. Construction of twin pour flush latrines with hand washing stations in schools and health facilities. 
5. Hygiene Promotion using PHAST and CHAST approaches

To ensure longer-term sustainability of the proposed interventions, the key focus will be to follow people-centered approach by formation and training of WASH committees in communities and health centers and Taleemi Ishali Jirgas in schools. The committees will be trained on the Operation and Maintenance (OampM) of the provided facilities. The proposed activities will also focus on hygiene education in communities and schools along with solid waste management awareness. Effective hygiene promotion campaigns within communities, schools and health facilities will be key elements of the proposed project activities. For managing drinking-water quality from catchment to beneficiaries, PADO will develop and implement water safety plans and approaches. While supporting construction activities, environmental considerations will be given highest priority to ensure protection of underground water resources and external atmosphere from contamination and health hazards. PADO will ensure compliance of PHPF Gender Marker 2a, Environmental marker A+, HAP and SPHERE standards.
Provision of WASH facilities to returnees in Parra Chamkani area, Kurram Agency, FATA This project will target 2,300 households in 35 target villages including 4 primary schools and 4 civil dispensaries with provision of safe water through rehabilitation and reconstruction of 7 water supply schemes and installation/rehabilitation of 19 water hand pumps. The provision of safe water will be ensured by protecting the water sources, reconstruct/rehabilitation of supply lines, surface/storage tanks and conducting water quality tests. If required, appropriate measures will be adopted i.e. water purification tablets etc. for safe water supply. 28 sanitation schemes will also be carried out at community level. Sanitation at HH level will be strengthened by providing 2300 sanitation kits to the targeted HHs. The WHO guidelines for water quality and safety will be made base for taking necessary actions. The project will raise awareness of the people regarding hygiene and will mobilize the community to adapt good hygiene practices. Men and Women both will be focused during WASH sessions. 2300 family hygiene kits will be distributed to the targeted households for improvement of practices related to personal and domestic hygiene. 
To ensure sustainability of the project, 10 WASH Committees will be formed and maintenance training will be provided. A tool kit will be provided to the formed committees as well for maintenance of the schemes. The focused schools and civil dispensaries will be provided with water, installation of latrines and rehab/repair the sanitation facility. The school children will be educated on appropriate WASH practices. 
Towards the end of the project, the schemes will be handed over to formed and trained committees under the supervision of government PHED department.
Catering Shelter Specific Needs of Upper Orakzai Returnees by Providing Shelter Assistance. This project is designed to address the shelter issues of vulnerable returnees of Upper Orakzai Agency.

AICD will provide shelter assistance to the needy and extremely vulnerable individuals of Upper Orazai Agency, while ensuring the shelter specific needs of vulnerable families of returnees are addressed. 
To achieve the target goals, following activities are proposed under the project

-AICD will provide shelter material comprised of roofing kit (2 girder 16’, 2 girder 12’, 15 T- Iron 18’, brick tiles, 1 door (3.5’x7’), 1 window (3.5’x5’) and polythene sheet (18’x16’) with conditional cash grants to registered/ unregistered TDPs families for one room permanent shelters upon the return with special focus on female/children headed, elderly headed families. 
-AICD will provide technical support to the target returnee beneficiaries of the area to ensure basic DRR principles. 
-AICD will conduct needs assessments to identify the most deserving beneficiaries in light of the aforementioned beneficiary selection criteria.

The project activities will be carried out in the selected villages of Rabia Khel, Ali Khel, Malla Khel and Khadizai/Ramadan of Tehsil Upper, Orakzai Agency.

Under the project, AICD will target a total of 380 families for one room permanent shelters in the aforementioned villages of Tehsil Upper, Orakzai Agency, with special focus on Women headed Household (WHH), Child headed Household (CHH) and Extremely vulnerable individuals (EVIs) among the returnee community. 

The proposed activities under the project will assist the local community to start up their routine dwelling in the area of return.