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Neighborhood Improvement Multiphase Program, Phase I Programa Multifase de Mejoramiento de Barrios, Fase I To improve the living conditions of the lower income groups of the country. The specific objective is to support at a national level, the consolidation of the system for the neighborhood improvement programs, mainly in its institutional aspects. Mejorar las condiciones de vida de los sectores más pobres del país. Como objetivo específico se apoyará, a nivel nacional, la consolidación de los programas integrales de mejoramiento de barrios, especialmente en sus aspectos institucionales.
Mairana-Bermejo Segment Reconstruction Project Proyecto de Reconstrucción del Tramo Mairana-Bermejo The project's overall objective is to help improve Bolivia's productivity and its national and regional economic integration. The specific objective is to help improve the level of service of the Primary Road Network (RVF) through the reconstruction and upgrading of the Mairana-Bermejo segment, thereby reducing vehicle operating costs and travel times El objetivo general del proyecto es contribuir a la productividad y a la integración económica nacional y regional de Bolivia. El objetivo específico, es contribuir a mejorar el nivel de servicio de la Red Vial Fundamental (RVF) a través de la reconstrucción y mejoramiento del tramo Mairana-Bermejo, que resultarán en la reducción de Costos de Operación Vehicular (COV) y reducción de tiempos de viaje.
La Paz - El Alto Highway Rehabilitation Rehabilitación de la Autopista La Paz - El Alto To rehabilitate the highway between La Paz and El Alto Rehabilitar la vía que une La Paz con El Alto
Road Infraestructure Program to Support Development and Management of the Primar Programa de Infraestructura Vial de Apoyo al Desarrollo y Gestión de la Red Vial The program objective is to continue improving the quality and serviceability, accessibility, and safety conditions of the Primary Road Network (RVF) through an increase in paved road coverage and the rehabilitation and upgrading of road corridors connecting production centers to local and foreign markets. The program will also promote improvements in public expenditure efficiency in the sector by supporting integrated road asset management. This will involve incorporating the works into road maintenance management systems and building capacity at the Bolivian Highway Administration (ABC) El objetivo del programa es continuar mejorando la calidad y condiciones de transitabilidad, accesibilidad, y seguridad de la Red Vial Fundamental (RVF), mediante el aumento de la cobertura de vías pavimentadas y la rehabilitación y mejora de corredores viales que conectan centros de producción con mercados locales y externos. Asimismo, el programa promueve la mejora de la eficiencia en el gasto public sectorial, apoyando la gestión integral de los activos viales, que supone la incorporación de las obras ejecutadas a sistemas de gestión de mantenimiento vial y el desarrollo de capacidades de la ABC
Improved Access to Health Services El Alto Bolivia Mejoramiento al Acceso a Servicios de Salud El Alto Bolivia The objective of the project is to increase the ability of the municipal health network to respond comprehensively and timely to a demand for health care for the city of El Alto and nearby rural areas in order to reduce mortality, particularly the maternal and morbidity and mortality from cervical cancer. El objetivo del proyecto es proveer atención con capacidad resolutiva en la red municipal de salud para la ciudad de El Alto y de las zonas rurales cercanas con el fin de reducir la mortalidad, especialmente la materno-infantil y la morbilidad y mortalidad de cáncer cérvico-uterino.
Program to Support Employment II Programa de Apoyo al Empleo II The general objective of this operation is to improve the workforce integration, in formal economic units, of
job seekers who use the Plurinational Employment Service of Bolivia (SPEBO). Its specific objectives are: (i) to strengthen SPEBO's
position; and (ii) to improve the effectiveness of services delivered to job seekers who use SPEBO. El proyecto tiene como objetivo general mejorar la inserción laboral de personas
que buscan empleo que acceden al Servicio Público de Empleo de Bolivia (SPEBO) en unidades económicas formales.
Los objetivos específicos son: (i) fortalecer el posicionamiento del SPEBO; (ii) mejorar la efectividad de la entrega de
servicios a personas que buscan empleo que acuden al SPEBO
Rural Electrification Program II Programa de Electrificacion Rural II The general objective is to increase access to electricity in rural areas of the Plurinational State of Bolivia,
making public and social services available to the population and helping to reduce poverty levels. The specific objectives are to increase:
(i) electricity coverage in rural areas; (ii) the consumption of electricity for production-related uses in rural areas, with a gender focus; and
(iii) electricity transmission capacity, in order to meet demand in the area where coverage will be expanded under the program and reduce
CO2 emissions associated with the use of fossil fuels in isolated systems el objetivo general es incrementar el acceso a la energía eléctrica en
el área rural del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, facilitando la integración de la población a servicios públicos
y sociales, contribuyendo a la reducción de los niveles de pobreza. Los objetivos específicos son
incrementar: (i) la cobertura del servicio eléctrico en el área rural; (ii) el consumo de energía eléctrica en
usos productivos en el área rural, con un enfoque de género; y (iii) la capacidad de transmisión de energía
eléctrica para poder atender la demanda en la zona de ampliación de cobertura bajo el programa, y reducir
las emisiones de CO2 asociadas al uso de combustibles fósiles en sistemas aislados.
Agricultural Health and Food Safety Program Programa de Sanidad Agropecuaria e Inocuidad Alimentaria To strengthen and modernize SENASAG in order to consolidate the status of food and agriculture health and quality in the country. Fortalecer y modernizar al SENASAG con el fin de consolidar el status de la sanidad agropecuaria y la inocuidad alimentaria del país.
REFORM PROGRAM FOR THE WATER, SANITATION, AND WATER RESOURCES SECTORS IN BOLIVIA SECOND OPERATION PROGRAMA DE REFORMAS DE LOS SECTORES DE AGUA, SANEAMIENTO Y DE RECURSOS HÍDRICOS EN BOLIVIA SEGUNDA OPERACIÓN The objective of this second and final operation in a series of two consecutive operations to support policy reforms under the programmatic policy-based loan modality, is to help increase coverage and improve the management of potable water and sanitation services and the management of water resources in Bolivia, through the development of an institutional and policy framework that includes actions intended to: (i) strengthen sector planning; (ii) strengthen the organizational and institutional development of sector entities; (iii) support effective implementation of the financial policy; and (iv) develop monitoring and evaluation instruments. El objetivo de esta segunda y última de una serie de dos operaciones consecutivas de apoyo a reformas de política, bajo la modalidad de PBP, es contribuir al incremento de
cobertura y mejora en la gestión de los servicios de AP&S, y de gestión de los Recursos Hídricos (RH) en Bolivia, mediante el desarrollo de un marco institucional y de política que comprende acciones orientadas a: (i) fortalecer la planificación sectorial; (ii) fortalecer el desarrollo organizacional e institucional de las entidades sectoriales; (iii) apoyar la efectiva aplicación de la política financiera; y (iv) desarrollar instrumentos de monitoreo y evaluación.
NATIONAL IRRIGATION PROGRAM WITH A WATERSHED APPROACH III (PRONAREC III) PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE RIEGO CON ENFOQUE DE CUENCA III (PRONAREC-III) The general objective of the program is to increase the incomes of beneficiary rural households. The specific objectives are to: (i) boost
the productivity of small-scale farmers by increasing the land area under irrigation; (ii) enhance the efficiency of water use in irrigation
systems; and (iii) improve the management of water resources for irrigation purposes. El objetivo general del programa es aumentar el ingreso de los hogares rurales beneficiados. Los objetivos específicos
son: (i) Incrementar la productividad de los pequeños productores agropecuarios a través de un aumento en la superficie
bajo riego; (ii) mejorar la eficiencia en el uso de agua de los sistemas de riego; y (iii) mejorar la gestión del recurso
hídrico con fines de riego
LAKE TITICACA CLEANUP PROGRAM PROGRAMA DE SANEAMIENTO DEL LAGO TITICACA To help clean up the Katari River and Titicaca's Lago Menor through implementation of a
resilient comprehensive watershed management model, increased sanitation coverage, and comprehensive solid waste
management Contribuir a la descontaminación del río Katari y del Lago Menor del Lago
Titicaca, a través de la implantación de un modelo de gestión integral resiliente de la cuenca, el incremento de la
cobertura de saneamiento y la gestión integral de los residuos sólidos.
Grow Well to Live Well Early Childhood Development Program Desarrollo Infantil Temprano "CRECER BIEN PARA VIVIR BIEN" The general objective of the program is to contribute to improving the cognitive, socio-emotional and physical development of Bolivian children, in a sustainable and culturally sensitive manner. More specifically, the program aims at implementing a program model of early childhood development, improving the access to and quality of services offered to children under 4 years of age. El objetivo general del programa será contribuir a mejorar en forma sostenible y con pertinencia cultural, el adecuado desarrollo cognitivo, socio-emocional y físico de niños y niñas bolivianos. Más específicamente, este programa apunta a implementar un programa modelo de desarrollo infantil temprano, mejorando el acceso y la calidad de la atención de los niños menores a 4 años.
Life-Saving Relief Assistance to the Conflict-Affected IDPs in Eastern Region of Afghanistan. With the experience of implementing Emergency Preparedness and Response Assistance programs for almost 10 years in the eastern region of Afghanistan as well as effective coordination with Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA), provincial authorities, UN agencies, International NGOs and local communities, International Medical Corps (IMC) has established itself as one of the key actors in Emergency Preparedness and Response program implementation which is key to the successful implementation of the proposed project. IMC has captured lessons learned, best practices and findings from regular monitoring amp evaluation, post-distribution monitoring and community feedback mechanism of the previous projects. The proposed project will implement a holistic approach and strategies to support conflict and disaster affected Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and at-risk families and communities through prompt and effective response to save lives, to reduce sufferings and support dignified life for the displaced communities. 

IMC proposes to implement a “Life-Saving Relief Assistance to the Conflict-Affected IDPs in the eastern region of Afghanistan” project for a period of 8 months in four eastern provinces (Nuristan, Kunar, Laghman and Nangarhar). The project will target a total of  27,545 people and will implement the following key activities:

(1) Conduct joint needs assessments with other humanitarian actors of conflict affected IDPs
2) Respond to the critical winter-related needs of eligible IDPs with cash for winterization assistance
(3) Respond to the critical needs of eligible IDPs with prepositioned NFIs
(4) Respond to the critical winter-related needs of eligible IDPs with complementary winter assistance (winter kit)
(5) Support disaster and conflict affected IDPs and host communities through mainstreaming protection and awareness activities
(6) Undertake post distribution monitoring activities
(7) Reporting of distribution and stock status through Report Hub
(8) Coordination and collaboration with provincial and national ANDMA line departments, Emergency Shelter/Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) Cluster, UN agencies and other stakeholders.

The proposed project will reduce the suffering of the conflict and disaster affected IDPs and host communities as well as it will address key protection issues in eastern Afghanistan.
To protect vulnerable boys and girls via formation of Child Friendly Spaces and awareness raising on child protection, child rights and psycho-social issues in Kandahar and Hilmand provinces. The proposed intervention is shaped based on the relevant outcomes, outputs, indicators and activities of CPiE Clusters, stated in Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for 2019-2021. The proposed aid will be targeting – armed-conflict and natural disaster (drought and flood) affected IDPs, returnee and host communities.

The Project title is – To protect vulnerable boys and girls via formation of Child Friendly Spaces and awareness raising on child protection, child rights and psychosocial issues in Kandahar and Hilman provinces.

Overall Objective is – To protect children from harm, helping to fulfill children’s rights, and creating an environment that ensures children’s well-being and strengthening CPiE mechanism through provision of psychosocial support, case management, referrals, formation of child friendly spaces and community based structures in hard to reach districts of Hilmand and Kandahar provicnes.

Project target locations:

4 hard to reach districts in  two southern provinces as follows:

 Kandahar – Shahwali Kot and Maiwand districts.
 Hilmand –Nad-e-Ali/Marjah and Gramseer districts.

Under the proposed project, for the purpose of immediate protection, 8 Child Friendly Spaces (CFSs) will be formed for high-risky children protecting them from violence, abuse, exploitation, reducing protection threats and providing them psychosocial needs, recreational activities reviving children’s life from distress towards peace and relief and inspiring into them that the adverse conditions of life can get normal back. In addition, the provision of psychosocial assistance to men, women, boys and girls affected by armed-conflict and natural disaster (drought and flood), will enhance their psychosocial well-being, relief from harmful situation or environment resulted due to adverse, critical and emergency situations.

The overall direct beneficiaries will be 7,760 and the breakdown is as follows:

-560 children (280 boys and 280 girls) will attend CFSs.
-3200 men, women, boys and girls will receive psycho-social assistance and awareness on children rights and child protection issues.
-4000 men, women, boys and girls targeted through dissemination of awareness materials on protection issues and Child rights.
Winterization support for vulnerable households in Herat province The proposed project will contribute to reduce the likelihood of disease and death during the winter period by enabling crisis-affected Afghan population living in informal settlements in Herat province to meet their lifesaving winterization needs of the. Estimates from the ES/NFI cluster indicates that 19,674 vulnerable households are in need of winterization assistance in Herat province. Moreover, findings from the needs assessment conducted by IRC shows that 80.6% of the respondents will be in need of fuel for heating over the winter period. As such, it is expected that morbidity and mortality levels will escalate into crisis levels during the coming winter months. Coordinated response is therefore necessary to mitigate unacceptable levels of vulnerability associated with the harsh weather conditions and ensure that the most vulnerable households can adequately cope with the winter. To this end, IRC is proposing to increase access to lifesaving winterization assistance for 2,855 vulnerable households (19,985 individuals) in the following districts of Herat province: Injil (1,205 households, 8,435 individuals), Guzara (400 household, 2,800 individuals), Karukh (1,000 households, 7,000 individuals), and Kushk (250 households, 1,750 individuals). IRC will be providing standard winterization packages consisting of 200 USD Cash for winterization (heating/fuel) in one instalment, in line with the cluster standards and IRC “Safer Cash” approach. Beneficiaries will include Vulnerable IDPs, Returnees, host community members without any support or income in need of winterization assistance. This type of intervention responds to gaps identified by the ES/NFI Cluster Winterization Strategy as a priority for AHF support, and it has been designed in coordination with the ESNFI cluster, as well as camp management agencies (e.g. DRC, and NRC) active in Herat province.
Protection monitoring and community based protection in Afghanistan The proposed intervention will address gaps in the availability of protection information and support protection monitoring across six provinces of Afghanistan, building upon existing community relationships. Individual and community-based monitoring will contribute to address protection risks facing the community, and the provision of Individual Protection Assistance (IPA) through cash and in-kind assistance will seek to reduce the need for vulnerable individuals to resort to negative coping strategies. It is estimated that 6,760 households (47,320) will be reached through protection monitoring visits, of these 300 households (5%, 2,100 individuals) will receive IPA. Moreover, essential information about the primary risks they have seen in the areas they work will be captured by IRC front-line protection monitors and compiled in monthly monitoring report that will be shared with the humanitarian community in the key forums. Additionally, the project will empower communities to support others with protection needs and risks, build their resilience and promote their participation and ownership. This will be done by establishing/strengthening at least 8 Community Based Protection Committees (CBPCs) to enable lifesaving referrals – ensuring that no-one is left behind and maximizing our reach in specified provinces. IRC will train 160 CBPC members to in different protection concepts to better response respond or refer key protection risks and concerns in their respective communities. Each committee will be provided with a quick impact fund to co-design solutions to urgent protection risks that are identified in their community, with the close support and technical support of specialized IRC protection staff. Through CBPCs and protection monitoring, information provision and awareness raising will take place, including for those typically excluded and those with low literacy. Beneficiaries will include vulnerable IDPs, Returnees, host community members with protection needs living within in the target communities, as well as 160 CBPC members and their communities at large.
Integrated response to crisis affected communities in Faryab and Kandahar provinces, Afghanistan Save the Children International (SCI) will implement an integrated package of life saving interventions in Faryab and Kandahar provinces, targeting drought affected households, internally displaced populations and host communities. Given the convergence of needs, SCI will provide a comprehensive package of education in emergencies interventions, integrated with child protection in emergencies activities in 2 provinces. In Faryab (four districts) our integrated activities will reach a total of 9033 beneficiaries directly, including 1825 adults (50% women and men) and 7205 children (50% boys and 50% girls). In Kandahar Province, our integrated activities will reach a total of 4381 beneficiaries directly, including 867 adults (50% women and men) and 3515 children (50% boys and 50% girls). 
In Kandahar Province (Kandahar City and Panjwayee District – with the possibility of Maiwand assuming successful access negotiations), SCI will implement the EiE interventions through a local partner, Organization for Human Welfare (OHW) to complement the ECW’s efforts while SCI will directly implement the CPiE component in the same districts. Should access negotiations (which are currently being pursued with UNOCHA support) succeed in July 2019 or during the lifespan of the intervention, the project will be revised to incorporate Maiwand while remaining within the same budget envelope.
Our approach to integration is based on recognition of the potential of different cluster envelopes to complement each other. We propose an integrated approach that leverages the available envelopes to create an ecosystem of protection services for children. With funding under EiE for example, we will in addition to CBE, provide psycho social support to crisis affected boys and girls. CPiE funding will be used to build the community level prevention and response mechanisms in the same locations and provide multiple referral points for at risk and affected children to be identified and linked to a continuum of protection services. Due to our operational presence in the 2 provinces, experience in the above sectors (protection and education) and ability to implement activities in combination to maximize the impact of different envelopes, we are equipped to lead an integrated response and contribute to the objectives of the Humanitarian Response Plan.
Emergency Shelter and NFI Support for Crisis-Affected Populations The proposed project will contribute to meeting the lifesaving emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) needs of crisis-affected Afghans. The eastern region, is absorbing large-scale humanitarian needs from crisis-affected caseloads. The conflict has forced thousands of households to a life of displacement and accrue high levels of vulnerability, resulting in high levels of negative coping mechanisms in order to meet their basic needs. 

At the mid-point of 2019, the humanitarian response is concurringly underfunded, which is compromising sufficient and timely emergency response in Afghanistan to crisis-affected populations. In coordination with the ES/NFI cluster, the IRC is proposing to support 1,175 households (HHs) in Nangarhar with emergency shelter and NFI assistance in line with cluster standards. This represents cash for rent, NFIs, and winterization (fuel) as recognized as gaps that need to be prioritized for AHF support in coordination with the cluster. 

The proposed intervention acknowledges that across Afghanistan there are and will be households that are not in a position to return after the crisis. It is expected that morbidity and mortality levels will escalate into crisis level during the coming winter months. Coordinated and sufficient response is necessary to prevent unacceptable levels of vulnerability to continue because households are not meeting emergency shelter and NFI needs.