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Mongolia Multi-Sector Activities 2009-2011 Funding under this initiative provides support  for the: 2010 Census of Population and Housing to improve national statistics for Mongolia through an effective census collection implemented by the Australian Bureau of Statistics; Australian Scholarships Alumni Association to provide pre-departure support and guidance, and reintegration support to scholars; and Save the Children UK to improve implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) through enabling marginalized children's participation in its monitoring and implementation. The total value of this initiative is $0.6 million over 3 years, starting 2008-09.
Australian Development Scholarships - 2011 Intake The Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) in Mongolia is a program that aims to build Mongolian nationals human resources capacity through participation in Master-level courses at Australian institutions. The 2011 Intake will deliver 28 scholarships in both the public and private sector. The total value of the program is $5 million over five years, starting 2010-11.
United Kingdom provides the fund to Syria (2016) United Kingdom provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Switzerland provides the fund to Syria (2016) Switzerland provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Belgium provides the fund to Syria (2016) Belgium provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Malaysia provides the fund to Syria (2016) Malaysia provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Syria (2016) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Sweden provides the fund to Syria (2016) Sweden provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Norway provides the fund to Syria (2016) Norway provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Germany provides the fund to Syria (2016) Germany provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Netherlands provides the fund to Syria (2016) Netherlands provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Iceland provides the fund to Syria (2016) Iceland provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Syria (2016) Luxembourg provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Denmark provides the fund to Syria (2016) Denmark provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Jersey provides the fund to Syria (2016) Jersey provides the fund to Syria (2016)
Philippines' Mindanao Reconstruction and Development Program THE OBJECTIVE OF THE MINDANAO TRUST FUND-USAID (MTF-US) IS TO FINA Reconstruction and Development Program that aims to strengthenlocal level peace-building initiatives and assist economic and social recovery in the conflict affected areas of Mindanao.
Meaningful Justice for Syria SJAC contributes to meaningful justice and accountability for Syria by leading the development of efforts to document abuses perpetrated during the course of the conflict, developing new technologies and methodologies to securely preserve and analyze human rights documentation for use in transitional justice and peace-building,  providing analysis, both privately and via public reports, of human rights violations happening within Syria, and engaging with Syrians to ensure they have the knowledge they need in order to directly and meaningfully participate in justice processes.
Support to Womankind's UK  Programme Operating Costs Unrestricted funding received from DFID has been used to support staff salary costs of Womankind's Head of Programmes and one Programme Manager, in addition to Country Visit by Programme Managers to partners in 14 countries. Due to the unrestricted nature of the PPA grant, the exact allocation of staff costs to DFID PPA funding varies.
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Increasing women’s participation in Zimbabwe’s peace building process The aim of the project is to improve peace and security of women and families, which contributes to implementation of MDG3. This will be achieved by empowering women to take action regarding peace and security, raising awareness with public offcials, iincreasing public awareness on the impact of political violence on women and the importance of women’s participation on peace building in Zimbabwe.   The project will also increase awareness in the UK of the challenges and importance of women’s participation as part of building sustainable peace and decreasing poverty. The change that this project will achieve is that it will contribute to the building of sustainable peace and increased security for women and their families, necessary conditions for achieving MDG3.;
Good governance through increasing women’s participation in Ghana’s political processes This project aims to increase women's participation and representation in local and national politics by providing practical support and training to women who wish to get involved in politics. The project does this by raising awareness of women's right to political participation, by educating communities on supporting women's participation and by pushing all political parties to ensure that 40% of their members are women. We support our local partner to build their capacity and become a stronger organisation.;
Reducing Women’s Susceptibility to HIV Infection as a Result of Gender Inequality in Ghana This project aims to contribute in a reduction in the number of women being infected by HIV/AIDS in Ghana by working with communities to recognise and understand attitudes and practices that increase the risk of HIV infection; by pushing for the government to properly resource HIV and AIDS programmes; by raising awareness on the links between gender inequality and HIV; and by streghtening the capacity of the local partners to become a stronger organisation. ;
Project Support and M&E Unrestricted funding from DFID has been used to support the new position of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Advisor (100% of salary) and to conduct an Independent Progress Review of the DFID PPA grant;
Monitoring the Implementation of the Elimination of Violence Against Women Law (Afghanistan) This project will create a monitoring system to track the effectiveness and implementation of the new Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW) law on a year-by-year basis.  AWN will use surveys, interviews, group-discussions and observation methods to assess the national government's attitude towards the EVAW law and its ability and willingness to enforce it.  This project will also document how various interventions by national and international organisations have helped to strengthen Afghanistan's response to tackle violence against women.  ;
Reducing Violence against Women (VAW) through Provision of Shelter Services This project aims to increase women survivors’ capacity to rebuild their lives, extricate from violence and assert their rights. This will be achieved through a safe house run by Musasa in Harare providing temporary shelter and holistic services such as counselling, legal support and skills training which will increase survivors’ confidence to return to their communities and families and lead fulfilling lives with reduced vulnerability to violence and poverty.;
Increasing women’s participation in Parliament and local government in Zimbabwe The aim of this project is to increase women's participation in politics and decision-making at all levels by providing information and skills training to women MPs, prospective candidates and councillors; by providing a place for women leaders and community women to meet and discuss women's issues; and by lobbying political parties and government to adopt and implement effective gender quotas to achieve 50% of women representation by 2013.;
Access to justice for victims of violence
(Kenya) This project seeks to empower women with knowledge and information on their rights in line with the new constitution, enhancing their capacity to respond to issues of VAW in the Family, Community and Society level in the targeted areas. 
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Strengthening implementation of the Domestic Violence Act (Nepal) This program aims to relate service delivery experience to policy recommendation; support the implementation of the Domestic Violence (DV) Act; increase awareness of the DV Law among community people and service providers; hold an awareness raising program; strengthen SAATHI’s network through meetings, communications, etc. ;
Empowering Media for Inclusive Governance (Liberia) This project will focus on strengthening the role of the Liberia Women Democracy Radio (LWDR FM 91.1) and 35 journalists in educating the public and highlighting issues critical to women’s wellbeing in Liberia. This project will expand the station’s reach, providing women in other counties the opportunity to benefit from the station’s enriching programs. It will also train a number of journalists in specialized reporting with emphasis on gender sensitive reporting and legal frameworks and policies that promote women’s rights. This project is co-financed by Womankind (through the DFID PPA) and another donor. The costs published represent only the Womankind PPA component.
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Reducing Women’s Susceptibility to HIV Infection as a Result of Gender Inequality in Ghana ... This project aims to contribute in a reduction in the number of women being infected by HIV/AIDS in Ghana by working with communities to recognise and understand attitudes and practices that increase the risk of HIV infection; by pushing for the government to properly resource HIV and AIDS programmes; by raising awareness on the links between gender inequality and HIV; and by strengthening the capacity of the local partners to become a stronger organisation. ;
Support to Womankind's  Communications Activities Unrestricted funding received from DFID has been used to support staff salary costs of Womankind'sHead of Communciations and New Media (50% of salary)
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Participation and Voice for excluded women in Nepal (PAVE) 1,376 women, including those experiencing multiple discrimination through inequality, powerlessness and exclusion because of gender and caste, ability and marital status, will have improved participation, leadership and influence in decision-making in local and provincial level governance. To sustain this change, the women’s movement will raise awareness of 12,800 community members to support women’s participation and leadership in 5 districts of Province 7 in Nepal by the end of 3 years
AWESOME (Advancing Women’s Engagement: Strengthening Opportunities to Mobilise for Equality) A 5 year advocacy programme to support women’s movements in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda to be strengthened, less fragmented and more representative of diverse groups of women, including women with disabilities. These stronger women’s movements will contribute to strong women leaders at all levels, and the prevention and elimination of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) against women and girls.
Womankind Overhead Costs Unrestricted funding received from DFID has been used to support overhead costs, as follows (Percentages represent percentage estimates of full salary from PPA funding - these will vary due to the unrestricted nature of the strategic funding)

Head of Policy (35%)
Head of Programmes (40%)
Policy Manager (100%)
Programmes Manager (100%)
MEL Manager (100%)
Communications Manager (50%);
Increasing access to justice for rural women in Sierra Leone The project will seek to increase rural women’s access to justice by protecting and promoting the welfare and rights of women and girls who suffer as a result of violence perpetrated against them. The objective is to support individual women survivors of violence to access justice; change attitudes in communities towards violence against women; and ensure that all women understand their rights and how claim them and that those who have a responsibility to protect and promote those rights do so. This will be done by using a number of strategies including specific awareness raising activities with different community stakeholders (traditional/opinion leaders, CBOs such as women’s and youth groups, etc)  on basic human rights principles ,providing legal, medical and other  support to survivors while they access justice. This project is co-unded by Womankind (through the DFID PPA) and The Sigrid Rausing Trust and the costs published represent only the Womankind PPA component.;
Tackling Violence Against Women in Peru: Strengthening Policies and Practices This project aims to reduce poverty, exclusion and marginalisation of women and their families in Peru. We support our local partner to lobby officials and parliamentarians in order to improve the development and implementation of laws, policies and programmes to tackle violence against women. We also support them to raise awareness about violence against women, legislation and the effectiveness of regional services and programmes. Our partner also trains women leaders and women's organisations to monitor government policies and programmes to ensure their demands and proposals are included at all levels.;
Support to Womankind partner organisations in 14 countries to implement programmes that promote and protect women's rights Womankind supports women's rights organisations in 14 countries to implement programmes that support survivors of violence, prevent violence against women and girls, and strengthen women's participation. Unrestricted funding from DFID is used to fund specific programmes, support partner organisation's core operating costs, and provide match funding for other grants, according to the specific country context;
Participation and Opportunities for Women Economic Rights (POWER) The Project by the end of 24 months POWER will strengthen the eco-feminist movement to promote and protect the economic rights of marginalised women affected by compulsory land acquisition in four districts in Northern (Nwoya, Amaru) and Western (Hoima and Buliisa) Uganda at a critical time when 300,000 women have been displaced and an additional one million women are at risk of displacement. The project will contribute to the SDG target that all women enjoy equal rights to “economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property and natural resources”. As primary beneficiaries 1,000 women will receive legal support and training and awareness raising in women’s rights and alternative livelihoods. These women will share their learning with 6,000 secondary beneficiaries ensuring in excess of 5,380 women are inputting into decision-making affecting their land ownership and livelihoods at local, national and international levels to advocate for policy change and improve access to justice.
Legal Aid Centre for Female Survivors of Violence in Jalalabad This project aims to set up a legal aid centre in Jalalabad, where cases of violence against women will be register with the city’s family court. This project also aims to promote a culture of free legal aid through partnership with the Law University of Jalalabad, organise initial meetings with lawyers and representatives, and campaign for the implementation of the EVAW law and family law.
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Promoting women human rights and paving the way for women’s participation in 2012 general elections (Kenya) This project aims to mitigate sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) in the province of Kibera, Nairobi, by strengthening support systems and services delivery and increase women political participation at the local and national level, in order to include socio economic and political agendas of women in decision-making arenas.;
Changing community attitudes and practices to reduce discrimination and violence against women and increase access to justice (Sierra Leone) This project aims to strengthen the realization of women’s rights thereby reducing the incidence of discrimination which leaves women vulnerable to violence, in the Moyamba district of southern Sierra Leone.  It will achieve this by getting the community and its leaders to actively support and uphold women’s rights and strengthening the ability of women and girls to defend their rights and seek justice when their rights have been violated in 3 chiefdoms. 
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UKAM Strengthening Community Responses to VAWG in Kenya and Tanzania The project will be implement in 2 districts in Tanzania and 2 counties in Kenya that have a high prevalence of VAWG and HTPs. In partnership with two local women’s rights organisations WK will enable women and girls to rebuild their lives and live free from violence through: a) individual support and advice, and b) working with the community and service providers to create an enabling environment for women and girls to exercise their rights.
Combating Gender Based Violence against Women and Girls in Four Regions of Uganda This project aims to reduce gender-based violence against women and girls (GBVAWG) by making community members aware of women’s rights and GBVAWG, as well as increasing knowledge of existing legal and psycho-social support services in four regions of Uganda.;
Support to Womankind's UK core Policy and Advocacy Activities Unrestricted funding received from DFID has been used to support staff salary costs and team activities ;
Advancing the Rights of Women in Post Conflict Setting in Uganda This project will empower women conflict survivors in north and north eastern Uganda by increasing their participation in government decision making and tackling VAW.  Leadership training for women and the provision of spaces for 180 women and 90 men to interact with government will not only raise awareness among policy makers of the practical needs of women in post-conflict Uganda, but will also help women have a deeper understanding of the cycle of planning, acquire skills in lobbying and advocating for their needs and enable women to hold decision makers to account. This project will also help tackle VAW through improved data collection on the underlying causes on GBV in Pader, Katakwi and Kitgum and livelihood support to communities struggling to rebuild their lives following violent conflict.;
Increased protection and support to women survivors of violence in 4 districts in Sierra Leone The project aims to work in 4 districts comprising 8 rural communities to eliminate violence against women by directly supporting women to be active participants in calling for the realisation of their rights and gender equality. It will achieve this by working with women to heal wounds, access support services, empower them and protect their human rights. It will also address the discrimination and culture of impunity that exists by increasing public awareness of women’s needs, and improve policies and practices from public officials and service providers. This project is co-financed by Womankind (through the DFID PPA) and an additional donor and the costs published represent only the Womankind PPA component.
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Empowering Dalit women to act against gender-based violence Peacebuilding and Democracy Project This program aims to set up Dalit women’s groups; offer training on women’s rights, counselling for violence against women; organise community awareness meetings and events on violence against Dalit women; and offer counselling through support centres.;
Supporting women affected by HIV or AIDS  (Ghana) This project aims to provide counselling, legal aid, court representation, and referrals to medical, social, and legal services to women affected by HIV/AIDS; offer paralegal training to community members; raise awareness on the links between HIV/AIDS and discriminatory and violent practices towards women; and train service providers in gender equality, women’s human rights, and their obligations.;
Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Country Program, Participating Agency Program Agreement - Improving Rule of Law and Controlling Corruption Administrative and programmatic support for international law enforcement training and prosecutorial assistance training activities
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities Provide assistance to the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (GOK) to implement Components 2 (Law Enforcement Reform) and 3 (Criminal Justice Reform) of the Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold.
Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Country Program, Participating Agency Program Agreement - Legislative / Institutional Reform Administrative and programmatic support for international law enforcement training and prosecutorial assistance training activities
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities Provide assistance to the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (GOK) to implement Law Enforcement Reform and Criminal Justice Reform
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities; Provide assistance to the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (GOK) to implement Law Enforcement Reform and Criminal Justice Reform
MIPR for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan MIPR for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; Reimbursement for costs for two SA stationed in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Provide Expertise to Human Rights Vetted Personnel in the Kyrgyz Drug Control Service (DCS), Kyrgyzstan Provide Expertise to Human Rights Vetted Personnel in the Kyrgyz Drug Control Service (DCS), Kyrgyzstan; Provide expertise to Human Rights vetted personnel in the Kyrgyz Drug Control Service (DCS).
Kyrgyz Counternarcotics Program Kyrgyz Counternarcotics Program; Provide counternarcotics training to law enforcement agencies throughout the Kyrgyz Republic.
Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Country Program, Participating Agency Program Agreement - Financial Disclosure / Ethics Administrative and programmatic support for international law enforcement training and prosecutorial assistance training activities
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) - Anti-Corruption / Rule of Law Activities; to provide assistance to the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (GOK) to implement Components 2 (Law Enforcement Reform) and 3 (Criminal Justice Reform) of the Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold.
Second Private Sector Competitiveness and Economic Diversification Prj To improve the business environment for firms, strengthen select government institutions, and further diversify the economy.
Social Assistance Project The objective of the Project is to support the GoL in improving the efficiency, equity and shock responsive function of selected Social Assistance programs and, in the event of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, to provide immediate and effective response to said Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
LS-PFM Reform Support Project The project development objective (PDO) is to improve the quality and timeliness of public financial management information in support of the Government's PFM Reform Action Plan (PFMRAP) to improve budget execution.
Lesotho Competitiveness and Financial Inclusion Project The project development objective is to increase access to business support services and financial products targeted at MSMEs and entrepreneurs, especially women and youth.
Lesotho Smallholder Agriculture Development Project Increase in marketed output among project beneficiaries in Lesotho's smallholder agriculture sector and, to improve the Recipient's capacity to respond promptly and effectively to an Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
Lesotho Renewable Energy & Energy Access Project The Project Development Objective is to increase access to electricity in rural and peri-urban areas of Lesotho.
Public Sector Modernisation Project <p>The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to strengthen strategic-level planning, and to improve efficiency in the fiscal and human resource management of Selected Ministries.</p>
Lesotho Transport Infrastructure and Connectivity Project (LTIC) The proposed Project Development Objectives are to (a) improve access to social services and markets in targeted rural areas of Lesotho; (b) strengthen road safety management capacity; and (c) improve the Recipientâs capacity to respond promptly and effectively to an Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
Lesotho Integrated Transport Project Improve connectivity in selected transport networks in Lesotho