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Education/Training Grant Asociacin Para el Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer (APADIEM) will work with women in the municipality of El Viejo to assess the needs of their 21 rural communities and develop a plan identifying income-producing activities that will lead to economic independence and better living conditions. The project is expected to benefit 420 women directly and 2,100 other community residents indirectly.
To increase production and income of coffee farmers through training, technical assistance and credit to combat diseases and the effects of climate change Nicaraguan coffee farmers' livelihoods are threatened by crop diseases and environmental degradation. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Nicaragua. Our grantee partner Asociacin de Cooperativas de Pequeos Productores de Caf de Nicaragua (CAFENICA) provides technical assistance and credit to farmers to help increase their production and incomes. CAFENICA's activities support smallholder agriculture and better food production which ensure meaningful opportunities for rural communities to thrive.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Asociacin para el Desarrollo del Norte de Chinandega (ADENOCH). The project will provide technical assistance and credit to farmers, merchants and youth in 12 communities to increase their agricultural production, strengthen their businesses, and process and market their products. The project will reach 350 persons directly and 1,400 indirectly.
Strengthenin g of the Local Economic Development Process in Cosigina, Phase II LIDER will work with farmers in 20 communities of the Peninsula of Cosigina to improve their access to markets in Nicaragua and abroad, and with entrepreneurs to develop and promote their ecotourism services. (NC-293)
Strengthening of the Local Economic Development Process in Cosigina, Phase II LIDER will work with farmers in 20 communities of the Peninsula of Cosigina to improve their access to markets in Nicaragua and abroad, and with entrepreneurs to develop and promote their ecotourism services. (NC-293)
The organization , production, and marketing of tropical products in an environmentally friendly way in the Regin Autnoma Atlntico Sur (RAAS) Fundacion Nicaraguense Cosecha Sostenible (FUNCOS) will work with approximatedly 30 communities in the Municipalities of Kukra Hill and Bluefields to increase and diversify their agricultural production in an environmentally responsible way and promote the rational and sustainable use of the natural resources of the region. FUNCOS, in conjunction with the project participants will store, process, and market products such as cacao, coconuts, tropical roots, and vegetables to sell in the local, national, and international markets. The project will benefit approximately 350 farmers and their families.
Improving productivity, quality, certification and marketing of organic and conventional PROCOCER coffee Cooperativa Multisectorial de Productores de Caf Organico Certificado Las Segovias R.L. (PROCOCER) $272,000 over three years The Grantee will implement a project designed to improve the quality of life for small-scale farmers in the department of Nueva Segovia by increasing the quantity and quality of their coffee crop and increasing the sale of organically certified coffee on the international specialty market. Project activities will expand PROCOCER's ability to provide training and technical assistance to farmer-members by creating a network of members to serve as agricultural extentionists and organic inspectors, providing regular and on-going training as well as advice and technical assistance to farmer- members in their community.
Education/Training Grant Asociacin Para el Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer (APADIEM) will work with women in the municipality of El Viejo to assess the needs of their 21 rural communities and develop a plan identifying income- producing activities that will lead to economic independence and better living conditions. The project is expected to benefit 420 women directly and 2,100 other community residents indirectly.
Business and cacao initiatives for economic empowerment of women and rural families in Waslala Asociacin de Madres y Familiares Vctimas de Guerra Waslala (Asociacin de Madres) will work with about 27 rural communities in the municipality of Waslala in the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region to provide training, technical assistance, and loans for small business development, cacao collection and marketing to women and farmers. For example, the group will introduce scaled up production methods (like turning cacao into fermented, ground cacao or homemade chocolate specialty products) so its members can gain better access to local, national and international markets and command better prices. The Asociacin de Madres will strengthen its institutional capacities in governance and strategic planning. Asociacin de Madres will engage some 200 residents of the communities and an additional 1,000 residents will benefit indirectly.
Strengthening ACODEPEC and Support to Member Communities Access to water is limited in Nicaraguas drought-prone Consigina Peninsula and many government services do not reach the regions small, rural communities. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen democratic governance and expand economic opportunity in marginalized communities. Our grantee partner, la Asociacin de Comunidades de la Pennsula de Cosigina (ACODEPEC), funds community-led development projects related to food security, water access, sanitation, and education in 16 communities in the Consigina Peninsulaproviding much needed basic SERVICES ACODEPEC also increases access to finance for farmers, fishermen, and small business owners through financial management training and community-managed revolving loan funds that reinvest a percentage of the interest in community projects.
Socioeconomi c Diagnosis Gender perspective in 21 rural communities in the municipality of El Viejo, Chinandega. Asociacin Para el Desarrollo Integral de la Mujer (APADIEM) IAF Grant: $41,283 over one year APADIEM will work with women in the municipality of El Viejo to assess the needs of their 21 rural communities and develop a plan identifying income- producing activities that will lead to economic independence and better living conditions. The project is expected to benefit 420 women directly and 2,100 other community residents indirectly. 18-
Graduation of Grantees and Cooperatives through Capacity Building in forging alliances for credit and business opportunities in Nicaragua (Graduacion) Asociacion Aldea Global Jinotega (Aldea Global) US$300,800 over three year will train 18 farmers' groups in administration and risk management, financial and credit delivery, internal governance, quality control, marketing, and how to improve gender equity among the board, staff, and beneficiaries. Aldea Global will provide credit, technical assistance and training to the cooperatives to improve their effectiveness as lenders and marketing outlets for small farmers. The eighteen groups have a membership of 1,800 who will benefit directly and their 9,000 family members will benefit indirectly.
Graduation of Grantees and Cooperatives through Capacity Building in forging alliances for credit and business opportunities in Nicaragua (Graduacion) Aldea Global will train farmers in 18 cooperative and other groups to manage credit funds develop their organization control the quality of their production improve their marketing and incorporate more women. The training and related assistance will benefit 1800 farmers directly and their 9000 family members indirectly.
Participatory assessment of capacities and vulnerabilities of rural communities to climate change Hibiscus will work with 12 rural communities in Granada and Carazo to address severe drought and improve food security. The organization borrows part of its name from the hibiscus flower, a profitable annual crop resistant to drought - and in this case a viable alternative to the problems these communities face. It owns an industrial processing plant located in Nandaime where it processes the hibiscus flower into juice concentrate, dried leaves and tropical fruit wines and juices. IAF support will allow Hibiscus to strengthen affected communities' abilities to overcome severe drought affecting their traditional crops such as beans, corn, and basic grains by cultivating the red flower, and to better market products made from the plant. Activities will also include building participants' organizational and planning skills, as well as increasing knowledge on business management, governance, loan fund management and fundraising. Hibiscus will engage some 200 residents of participating communities directly, and an additional 1,800 people will benefit indirectly from these activities.
Strengthening Sustainable Integral Attention to Victims of Domestic Violence in the RAAN Miskito women in the Regin Atlntica Autnoma Norte experience barriers to participation and have few opportunities to generate income. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to enhance peace and security in Nicaragua. Our grantee partner, Asociacin Movimiento de Mujeres Nidia White (Nidia White), helps women achieve financial independence and raises awareness to prevent family violence. Nidia Whites activities strengthen marginalized communities capacity to improve their living conditions and participate equally in their nations political, economic, and social life.
Young Builders of Dreams in Ciudad Sandino for a Future without Violence Centro de Comunicacin y Educacin Popular Cantera (CANTERA) plans to reduce violence in the peri-urban municipality of Ciudad Sandino near Managua by training young Nicaraguans in technical skills and entrepreneurship providing seed capital for their small businesses and engaging them in community development. Collaboration with the community police known for its positive influence on Nicaraguan neighborhoods will be documented in print and on video as well as the work of young community organizers with peers. The project will benefit 560 youths directly and another 2520 members of their families indirectly.
Constructing local capacity to deliver water, sanitation and hygiene services to rural and peri-urban communities in the Northern Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAN) of Nicaragua. Asociacin para el Desarrollo de la Costa Atlntica Pana Pana (Pana Pana) will strengthen the capacity of 14 rural and peri-urban community water and sanitation committees on the isolated Atlantic Coast to leverage resources from the government, NGOs and other entities. The goal is to reduce disease by constructing sustainable water supply and sanitation infrastructure and provide education to create awareness of the need for a hygienic environment in local communities.
Promotion of Community Philanthropy for Rural Development in Nicaragua Lack of sustainability is a significant obstacle to long-term development efforts. At the IAF, we strengthen the ability of local philanthropic organizations to do effective programming and unlock additional public and private resources for long-term development. Our grantee partner, Fundacin Aldea, provides matching funding to grassroots organizations in rural Jinotega, Nicaragua, and equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to ensure access to basic goods and services, thus supporting and sustaining their development efforts..
To increase production and income of coffee farmers through training, technical assistance and credit to combat diseases and the effects of climate change Nicaraguan coffee farmers livelihoods are threatened by crop diseases and environmental degradation. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Nicaragua. Our grantee partner, Asociacin de Cooperativas de Pequeos Productores de Caf de Nicaragua (CAFENICA), provides technical assistance and credit to farmers to help increase their production and incomes. CAFENICAs activities support smallholder agriculture and better food production, which ensure meaningful opportunities for rural communities to thrive.
Empoderamien to econmico mediante alternativas de generacin de ingresos para las mujeres de comunidades rurales de El Viejo, Chinandega Empoderamien to econmico mediante alternativas de generacin de ingresos para las mujeres de comunidades rurales de El Viejo, Chinandega
Creating capacity and opportunity for women and youths in indigenous communities in the Costa Caribe Norte de Nicaragua NITLAPAN-UCA-Nicaragua. Small, subsistence farmers in the Northern Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region often live in extreme poverty. The Instituto de Investigacin y Desarrollo Nitlapan de la Universidad Centroamericana (NITLAPAN-UCA) works with residents from 10 communities in the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region to promote community development and generate economic opportunities by establishing savings and loans groups to support individual and collective economic initiatives, and providing training for young people in leadership skills and sustainable agricultural practices. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Nicaragua. NITALAPAN-UCAs activities support local entrepreneurship and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Strengthenin g of Sustainable Tourism in San Ramon CPCPV will offer training and access to a loan fund to members of a newly formed network in San Ramn, who provide services to tourists. The program is expected to reach 400 Nicaraguans, including low-income youths. (NC-297)
Integral Development of 12 Communities in the Municipality of San Francisco North Asociacin para el Desarrollo del Norte de Chinandega (ADENOCH) will provide technical assistance and credit to farmers, merchants and youth in 12 communities to increase their agricultural production, strengthen their businesses, and process and market their products. The project will reach 350 persons directly and 1,400 indirectly.
Strengthening of the Rural and Commercial cacao community organization in Waslala Cacao farmers in rural communities of Waslala face low household incomes and food insecurity due to their limited access to local national and international markets in which to sell their products. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Nicaragua. Our grantee partner Asociacin de Madres y Familiares Vctimas de Guerra-Waslala (Asociacin de Madres) provides technical and financial assistance for farmers to develop skills in cacao collection and small business development and works to improve pricing and incomes particularly for women-owned farms and businesses. Asociacin de Madres' activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security promote gender equality and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive. This grant is part of the IAF's broader initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Increased productivity and diversification of production in Miraflor Nature Reserve MIRAFLOR will work in the rural communities inside the Miraflor Nature Reserve to augment the production of its organic pesticide business, increase water conservation and reforestation activities, promote the use of fuel- efficient stoves, provide credit to support the production of organic coffee and ecotourism infrastructure, build wet mills for processing coffee beans at farm sites, expand its in-kind revolving loan of dairy cattle, and improve the physical plant of its agro-ecological institute.
Partnership for social housing in Nicaragua Home ownership among poor working families is low due to financial barriers that limit access to loans. Asociacin Roncalli-Juan XXIII (Juan 23) finances the construction of homes through its loan guarantee fund to increase access to home ownership in urban and rural areas. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Nicaragua. Juan 23's activities strengthen excluded communities so they can improve their living conditions and participate equally in a nation's political economic and social life.
Strengthenin g Sustainable Integral Attention to Victims of Domestic Violence in the RAAN Asociacin Movimiento de Mujeres Nidia White (Nidia White) will work with 560 women in 41 Miskito communities in the municipality of Puerto Cabezas (also known as Bilwi), located in the Regin Atlntica Autnoma Norte (RAAN). Its program includes training and related technical, psychological and legal support toward enabling the women to become financially independent and less susceptible to domestic violence and sex-based discrimination. A corps of volunteers trained to monitor incidents of abuse will channel cases to the association or public authorities, as appropriate. In addition to the women participating, 3,280 other community residents will benefit.
Education/Training Grant Asociacin Movimiento de Mujeres Nidia White in Nicaragua will work with 560 women in 41 Miskito communities in the municipality of Puerto Cabezas (also known as Bilwi), located in the Regin Atlntica Autnoma Norte (RAAN). Its program includes training and related technical, psychological and legal support toward enabling the women to become financially independent and less susceptible to domestic violence and sex-based discrimination. A corps of volunteers trained to monitor incidents of abuse will channel cases to the association or public authorities, as appropriate. In addition to the women participating, 3,280 other community residents will benefit.
Health Grant Asociacin para el Desarrollo de la Costa Atlntica Pana Pana (Pana Pana), will strengthen the capacity of 14 rural and peri-urban community water and sanitation committees on the isolated Atlantic Coast to leverage resources from the government, NGOs and other entities. The goal is to reduce disease by constructing sustainable water supply and sanitation infrastructure and provide education to create awareness of the need for a hygienic environment in local communities.
Community networks for mental health, prevention and rehabilitation of neuropsychiatric Reti comunitarie per la salute mentale, la prevenzione e la riabilitazione neuropsichiatrica Improving the quality of life and the degree of social inclusion, educational and professional integration of people suffering from mental disorders Migliorare la qualità della vita e del grado d'inclusione sociale, educativa e d'integrazione lavorativa delle persone sofferenti di disturbi mentali
Community networks for mental health, prevention and rehabilitation of neuropsychiatric Reti comunitarie per la salute mentale, la prevenzione e la riabilitazione neuropsichiatrica Improving the quality of life and the degree of social inclusion, educational and professional integration of people suffering from mental disorders Migliorare la qualità della vita e del grado d'inclusione sociale, educativa et d'integrazione lavorativa delle persone sofferenti di disturbi mentali.
Sustainable vanilla value chain project Progetto sostenibile filiera di vaniglia Development of a short value chain for the production of vanilla through sustainable activities in Madagascar. Sviluppo di una filiera corta per la produzione di vaniglia attraverso attività sostenibili in Madagascar.
SEPAD: Slovak-Egyptian Partnership for Democracy The goal of the project is to support local non- governmental organizations (NGO) which actively contribute to development of local communities in the city of Asyut and its environment. At the same time the project wants to support the activities of analytical and academic community at local university with the aim to create a relevant voice in the process of political and social change of transforming Egypt. 
Project is focused on four NGOs- two operating in rural environment and two in urban. Their previous activities have been characterized mainly by development of local communities. 
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UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Population change and data activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Population change and data activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Population change and data activities
UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Equatorial Guinea Quality of care and services activities
Organizational Effectiveness Organizational Effectiveness - Management Plan to cover the running costs of the Country Office.
Support to Ministry of Finance Policies to contain deficit, manage debt, concessional financing, reform the Land Registry and Cadastre administration. Digitalize Tax and Customs. Support commitments to reducing greenhouse emissions financing and address oil and gas sector needs.
Integrated Communication Campaign Develop an integrated communication campaign promoting the 3 strategic objectives identified in the endorsed Joint UN Communication Strategy for Lebanon (2017-2020), namely: the SDGs, UNSF and perception of UN in Lebanon.
Food Security in Lebanon The project aims at supporting the sustainable production of local agricultural inputs such as seeds and seedlings, optimizing resource usage such as land, energy and water, and supporting value chains actors and local communities given the current heavy reliance on imports and currency depreciation.
LEBANON- PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM & DIGITALIZATION PROJECT (L-PARD) L-PARDP is positioned to re-activate core government functions and public services, and support key decision-making and reform processes while transforming Lebanons Public Sector into a digitally integrated, paperless, efficient, and user-centric future, by linking conventional public administration and civil service reforms with targeted digitalization investments; which builds on the ongoing digital identify process. The program is designed across two phases, with Phase 1 (12 months) focus on
Decentralised Waste management Towards a Decentralised Waste management Integrated Response - (ENI 2018/396-926)
Improving energy security and promoting the transition to sustainable energy in Lebanon This project will provide solar energy solutions to the public sector, thus ensuring the continued provision of essential services and to bridge the energy gap that the national utility is unable to meet now. By doing so, the cost of electricity on the national budget is also lowered which would alleviate the financial burden on both the central government and on the sectors themselves, allowing them to use the financing for other essential services that are needed. On a global level, the Action is also aligned with the Lebanese unconditional National Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement to reduce by 20 % the Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 2030, increase the renewable energy to reach 18% of the electricity produced by 2030 and a 3 % energy efficiency target by 2030. The project strategy consists of approaching the transition to renewable energy in Lebanon mainly to the public sector Parallel to these two approaches, improving capacities, policies and legislation to push the sector forward will also be tackled based on the lessons learnt and needs identified during implementation at field level of both components. Ultimately, the overall impact of the project is the improved energy security and transition to sustainable energy and resource efficiency in Lebanon. This will be reached based on the below theory of change and in the later sections, more details are provided about the detailed outcomes, outputs and activities.