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Iraq Customs and Border Control Program This initiative supports the Iraq Customs and Border Control program to build the capacity of Iraq's customs and quarantine agencies. Building the skills of Iraq's border control agencies will contribute to Iraq's broader efforts to reduce poverty. A transparent, rules-based excise and border control regime will assist Iraq's transition into a market based economy and facilitate trade and economic growth. A robust, professional quarantine service will protect Iraq's vital agricultural sector from pests and diseases, while also improving food security by facilitating the import of essential agricultural inputs and food items. An efficient excise regime will also provide a stable, alternative source of taxation to unpredictable oil revenues, providing greater predictability for the Government of Iraq to plan spending on infrastructure and essential services. The total value of this initiative is $7.5 million over 3 years, starting 2008-09.
Iraqi Visits and Delegations Funding under this initiative supports attendance, visits and delegations to strengthen relationships and capacity of key Iraqi officials to support the development assistance program and the progression of the six Memoranda of Understanding. Funding will cover: participation of the Iraqi Chief Justice and two key representatives to attend the Fourth International Conference of the International Organisation for Judicial Training; delegation of up to 8 Iraqi emergency medicine specialists to attend the Austrama Conference; and statistical expertise to assist in the development, coordination and processing of Iraq's Population and Housing Census. The total value of this initiative is $20,000 over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Botswana Volunteer Exploration Project 1. Studying patients’ need for medicines. 2. Evaluating hospitals and determining the suitability of performing operations. Contributing to alleviating patients' suffering by performing surgeries through a volunteer team, and dispensing medications. Knowing the need and number of patients and monitoring the list of tools and consumables in the hospital in cooperation with the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country.
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to DRC (2021) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to DRC (2021)
Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2021) Luxembourg provides the fund to DRC (2021)
Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2021) Netherlands provides the fund to DRC (2021)
Procurement Support for the Bank and Insurances' Supervision Authority in Peru Procurement Support for the Bank and Insurances' Supervision Authority in Peru
Convenio entre Activos Mineros S.A.C. y UNOPS para el encargo de procedimientos de selección de obra Convenio entre Activos Mineros S.A.C. y UNOPS para el encargo de procedimientos de selección de obra
Support for Urban Water and Sanitation in Peru When it comes to WASH, every city, town and tiny village counts, if we hope to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all by 2030. The National Urban Sanitation Program (PNSU), assigned to the Ministry of Housing and Sanitation, has requested the assistance of UNOPS to carry out the selection process aimed at contracting the works and supervision of the expansion and improvement of the potable water network in the city of Juliaca, Department of Puno. The role of UNOPS is limited to carrying out the bidding process.
Procurement Support for improving Access to Safe Drinking Water in Lima, Peru Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Lima (SEDAPAL) and the United Nations Office for Project Services ( UNOPS ) formalized an agreement to tender projects for the expansion and improvement of potable water and sewerage systems in the districts of San Juan de Miraflores, Villa María del Triunfo and Villa El Salvador .\nThe objective of the work is to reduce inequality and allow the poorest populations of Lima to access a better quality of life\n
Procurement support for improving access to safe drinking water and sewage system in the Ventanilla district of Peru Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Lima (SEDAPAL) and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS ) formalized an agreement to tender projects for the expansion and improvement of potable water and sewerage systems in the district of Ventanilla in Peru.\nThe objective of the work is to reduce inequality and allow the poorest populations to access a better quality of life.\n
Procurement Support of Motorbikes for the Police in Lima, Peru UNOPS  supports the Municipality of Lima, Peru  to carry out the preparatory actions and selection procedure for the procurement of vehicles, including motorcycles, which will have a GPS system and an information system for incident management in 42 districts of Lima for the National Police Force.
Convenio entre Activos Mineros S.A.C. y UNOPS para el encargo de procedimientos de selección de supervisión Convenio entre Activos Mineros S.A.C. y UNOPS para el encargo de procedimientos de selección de supervisión
Instituto Peruano del Deporte The Instituto Peruano del Deporte (IPD) has requested the assistance of UNOPS to adminstrate the funds provided by the Government of Peru to improve the facilties for the public in coliseums and sport centers for the different activities held by the IPD's regional divisions, and to optimize the resources and enhance the quality of the services given to the population in sports centres. UNOPS will carry out the restoring of the synthetic soccer surface field of the Estadio Atletico de La Videna in Lima and  Estadio Miguel Grau in Piura. UNOPS will contact firms for the execution of the Coliseo de Sullana in Piura, for the grandstands of the Estadio de Moyobamba, and others. Gymnastic equipment and CCTV supplies are also being procured as part of the project as well as additional services such as civil works and local consultants.
Implementation Services of the Pan American and Parapan American Games 2019 Implementation Services of the Pan American and Parapan American Games 2019.
Grant Management to for Green Climate Fund (GCF) in Peru The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Readiness and Preparatory Programme supports National Designated Authorities to build climate management capacity. \nPeru is a country particularly threatened by direct and indirect climate change impacts. One of the reasons for this vulnerability has to do with larger warming at higher altitudes, which has accelerated glacier recession, and with dependence on glacier water in southern Peru and its role in the livelihood of pastoralists. There are at present 18 glacier ranges that are receding fast (e.g. Huaytapallana near Huancayo city lost 59% of its area between 1976-2006). As a result of glacier recession, wetlands and peatlands (bofedales) are fragmenting and becoming grasslands, which have lower capacity to retain and release water.\nUNOPS supplies grant management support to the Green Climate Fund to improve resilience to climate change.\n
Procurement Support for improving Access to Safe Drinking Water in Lima, Peru Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Lima (SEDAPAL) and the United Nations Office for Project Services ( UNOPS ) formalized an agreement to tender projects for the expansion and improvement of potable water and sewerage systems in the districts of San Juan de Miraflores, Villa María del Triunfo and Villa El Salvador .\nThe objective of the work is to reduce inequality and allow the poorest populations of Lima to access a better quality of life.\n
Project Management Office support for improving access to safe drinking water in Peru Project management office support for the Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Lima (SEDAPAL) for improving access to safe drinking water in Peru.
Support for Health Infrastructure  in Peru Support for the public bidding process for the selection of the company to supervise the work on the hospital of Ferreñafe, District of Ferreñafe, Province of\nFerreñafe - Lambayeque Region, Peru.
Support for the The Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Peru forthe Creation of the National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) The Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Peru (PCM) has requested the assistance of the UNOPS for the implementation of a newly created government entity: the “National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN)”. UNOPS will provide said technical assistance to the PCM to create the institutional conditions as well as the implementation of the ANIN, guiding actions towards excellence in the public management of infrastructure investment.
Technical Support for Two Hydroelectric Power Plants in Peru UNOPS assists Electroperu in the preparatory phase to revise the technical documentation, carry out market research and run the selection process for two hydroelectric power plants in Peru.
Strengthening the Social Health Insurance COVID-19 Response Capacity in Peru Procurement and contract management services for the supply of personal protection equipment, ventilators and monitors for the Peruvian Social Health Insurance (EsSalud) to address the COVID-19 pandemic.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_Ecuador En Ecuador, Trias busca cambiar la vida de los agricultores familiares y microempresarios, mejorando sus ingresos y su acceso a educación y salud, con conciencia de equidad y creando bienestar, apoyándoles a organizarse, relacionarse y actuar de manera conjunta en organizaciones y cooperativas. La propuesta de intervención con las organizaciones de productores y sus socios se fundamenta en estrategias que generan las diversas capacidades necesarias, tanto individuales como colectivas, para la gestión eficiente de su organización, buscando la viabilidad, rentabilidad y sostenibilidad de la misma al final de los 5 años de programa. Las estrategias se trabajan de forma articulada con la organización a través de planes socio-empresariales, basándose en el desarrollo de capacidades, herramientas y recursos, tanto estratégicos como operativos y de gestión, para promover procesos mejorados en todos los componentes de la organización para que ésta sea sostenible, autonóma e independiente. Se trabajará con 10 organizaciones de base (7 de agricultura familiar y 3 de microempresarios) en las provincias de la Sierra Centro y Sur, para fortalecer sus procesos de producción, transformación y comercialización, llegando a mercados con precios justos en 3 cadenas productivas (papa, quinua, agroecología). A nivel nacional se apoya la generación de políticas públicas a favor de la agricultura familiar y la agroecología. En todas las organizaciones se trabaja la inclusión de jóvenes y mujeres y sus procesos productivos comerciales, para dar oportunidades de desarrollo reales a estos dos grupos vulnerables. La promoción del emprendedurismo en las cooperativas de mujeres artesanas constituye un elemento clave para el empoderamiento de las mujeres en la economía rural. La formación de jóvenes líderes, es un componente crucial de este programa que se quiere abordar en sinergia con otros actores belgas como VECO y VVOB y en coordinación con universidades locales. 10 organizaciones de agricultores familiares y microempresarios logran ser sostenibles, empoderando sus socios personal y profesionalmente, especialmente incluyendo a jóvenes y mujeres, impulsando su productividad con participación en mercados justos, velando por los intereses de los socios para promover un desarrollo inclusivo, social y económicamente sostenible. Nuestro grupo meta intermediario son los ‘actores directos claves’ en nuestro programa, es decir: el personal y los líderes de las 10 contrapartes locales, así como también todos los socios que asisten a formaciones y/o reciben créditos. Calculamos que el programa alcanzará 10.110 personas con formaciones y otros servicios hacia el año 2021, de las cuales un 45% son mujeres y un 27% jóvenes Nuestros beneficiarios finales son los socios de las OB que participan en el programa: agricultores familiares (FF) y emprendedores de pequeña escala (SSE). Se calcula que la membresía actual llega a 15.685 personas – de las cuales un 45% son mujeres y un 15% jóvenes.
Syria Appeal- Lebanon Response 2017-18 Oxfam?s response in Lebanon is in line with the sector priorities of the new Lebanon Crisis Response Plan for 2017-2020. The Lebanon OCS?s vision states that: By the end of 2021, more marginalised women and men (Lebanese, Palestinian and Syrian populations including refugees) are protected and empowered to enjoy their basic rights, enabling them to live in dignity within a more equitable society. The projects aims to respond to Lebanon with a much more holistic and sustainable approach in supporting refugee needs  as a whole and a country in crisis based on three major goals; Humanitarian, Economic Justice and Active Citizenship & Good Governance.
Beirut Emergency Response (LBN-0002) This initiative run by Oxfam’s Global Humanitarian team seeks to support marginalized communities that have been disproportionately hurt by COVID-19 due to loss of livelihood and lack of access to food, shelter, health, and other basic needs. The project activities in different countries vary depending on the context, but may include a) Food and nutrition, b) Water, sanitation and health (WaSH), c) Essential health supplies for service providers, d) Unconditional cash transfer, d) Training of humanitarian staff and government frontline workers on COVID19 and f) Communications on COVID19 in local language
Rapid Social Response Multi Donor Trust Fund The World Bank is establishing a Rapid Social Response (RSR) Program as  part of the Vulnerability Financing Facility (VFF) its response to the  recent series of food, fuel and financial crises.  The RSR Program  will leverage the Bank#s own resources through IBRD and IDA, and donor  resources through inter alia, the RSR Multi-donor Trust Fund (RSR  MDTF).  The objectives of the RSR Program are to safeguard lives and  livelihoods during the global crises by promoting social protection  measures such as social safety nets and maintenance of access to basic  health, education and other vital services for communities, especially  poor and vulnerable groups, and for the MDTF, in low income countries.   The RSR Program builds on lessons learned from success of safety net  programs, particularly in IBRD countries, in protecting the assets and  livelihoods of vulnerable households.  The RSR will be the second  window under the VFF alongside the Global Food Crisis Response Program.
Senegal Safety Net Project The objectives of the Project are to: (a) support the establishment of building blocks for the social safety net system; and (b) increase the access of poor and vulnerable households to targeted and adaptive cash transfers programs.
Tajikistan Government-implemented grant for targeting and payment of social assistance To achieve national geographic coverage of the Targeted Social Assistance Program and to ensure integrated delivery of services.
Kenya Youth Empowerment Project The revised Project Development Objective is to support the Government of Kenyaâ€™s efforts to improve youth employability.
Nepal Human Development - Social Protection Pilot Project The project objective is to improve the delivery of cash-based social safety nets in pilot districts of Nepal through technical assistance and capacity building to the Ministry of Local Development.
Zimbabwe Productive Safety Net - Pilot Public Works Program The project development objective is  to assist the ministry of Labor and Social Services to pilot(In two pilot districts of Chivi and Shurugwi) a labor intensive public works program, providing temporary employment opportunities to unemployed people in Zimbabwe, while at the same time building community assets that support productive activit.
Supporting Children's Opportunities through Protection and Empowerment (SCOPE) The objective of the Grant is to provide access to prevention programs and response services for child survivors of sexual violence in Kamwenge and Kabarole Districts.
Building Gender-Sensitive SPL Systems The objective of the project is to provide temporary income support to extremely poor households and to put in place the building blocks of a social safety net system.
Technical Assistance and Capacity Building to the Vision 2020 Umurenge Program (VUP) The grant development objective (DO) is two-fold: (i). to enable the social protection programs to better respond to potential shock s-induced vulnerability to poor households in future, and (ii).  to contribute to building the social protection program capacity to  scale-up interventions and absorb more funds in future crises.
Support for Development of MIS and Single Registry of Beneficiaries To support Government of Zambia to strengthen its social protection system by developing a policy framework and building management information systems and a single registry of a beneficiary to allow robust identification of beneficiaries.
Piloting Effective Early Childhood Development Services in Mali The grant will support the Government of Mali to respond to crises by developing cost-effective early childhood development services for vulnerable children in rural areas.
Household Development Agent Pilot The Development Objective of the Household Development Agent pilot is to test and learn lessons from a new mechanism to (i) improve family health and nutrition practices, and (ii) strengthen capacity to deliver social services directly to families in the pilot are a. To do so, the pilot will employ a three-pronged strategy: (i) provide nutrition and health related education to beneficiary famil ies and improve their awareness of the availability of social programs and services; (ii) provide basic commodities and select servi ces directly to the families; and (iii) strengthen management and monitoring of the access to social services to families.
Integrated Single Window Office for Social Assistance and Employment Services Increase coordination among SPL programs and functions, strengthen capacity of MLSP in delivering services to the vulnerable and nee dy groups of the population and implementing complex reforms, and establish a solid foundation for implementation of a national soci al Registry.
MZ-Preparation and Supervision of the Pilot Public Works Program The development objective of the grant is to provide temporary income support to the extremely poor households living in urban areas.
Program Implementation Travel and Transportation of Persons Aggregate 2204 TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION OF PERSONS
Micro-Purchase Agreement with MARCOS CESAR ORTIZ MEDINA MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Management and Professional Support Services Micro-Purchase Agreement Contract with RENUAL LLC - THE CULTURE COMPANY
Inter-Agency Agreement with NATIONAL ARCHIVES & RECORDS ADM IGT SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with LUIS EDUARDO CORTEZ SALVATIERRA-1
Program Implementation Travel and Transportation of Persons Aggregate 2004 TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION OF PERSONS
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with ESAIL CONSULTORIA LTDA
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with LINGUALINX LANGUAGE SOLUTIONS INC
Better inclusion, greater rights: Promoting economic integration of the most disadvantaged groups of the City of Buenos Aires In collaboration with the neighborhood council of Villa 21-24 and other partners Asociacin Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia (ACIJ) will create a community center where 150 entrepreneurs will develop the skills and receive the support necessary to make their businesses more competitive and facilitate their entry into the formal economy of Buenos Aires. ACIJ will also help residents of this low-income community benefit from full access to social services and inclusion in economic life. The project should reach 1500 residents of Villa 21-24 directly and another 25000 indirectly.
Citizenship as Agency: Building an analytical framework to explore the dynamic between economic, political, and environmental citizenship. The Coady International Institute of St. Francis Xavier University (Coady Int) will coordinate a collaborative research project to explore key issues in citizen-led development. The IAF will collaborate directly in the design of the evolving partnership, and will participate directly in the identification and selection of Latin American participants. The project will directly engage 50 people from Asia, Africa, and the Americas in action research, and indirectly benefit thousands of practitioners and researchers.
Inter-Agency Agreement with UNITED STATES DEPT OF STATE SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Studies, Analyses, and Evaluations Contract with EVALUAR CONSULTAR Y ASESORAR A LA ECONOMIA SOLIDARIA LTDA
Inter-Agency Agreement with PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT US OFFICE OF SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Inter-Agency Agreement with FED TECHNOLOGY SER DIR REG TELE SVC SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with FNDCN PRVD EN PRO DEL DSRL EC Y SOC
Management and Professional Support Services Micro-Purchase Agreement Contract with CECILY FASANELLA
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION INC.
Micro-Purchase Agreement with CAMILA ROJAS MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Inter-Agency Agreement with DEFENSE CI AND SECURITY AGENCY SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Inter-Agency Agreement with FED TECHNOLOGY SER DIR REG TELE SVC TELECOMMUNICATION RENTALS AND EIS (ENTERPRISE INFASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS)
Micro Purchase Agreement with VALENCIA Y FALLA AUDITORIAS INTEGRALES S A S GRANT AUDIT PAYMENTS
Inter-Agency Agreement with GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE-1 GPO PRINTING AND DUPLICATION
Inter-Agency Agreement with GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE SERVICES OF OTHER AGENCIES
Management and Professional Support Services Micro-Purchase Agreement Contract with SHANI CUTTING
Travel And Transportation Of Persons Program Implementation Travel and Transportation of Persons Aggregate 1804
Contract with SOFTWARE INFORMATION RESOURCE CORP INCLUDE THE PURCHASE OF CUSTOM AND OFF-THE-SHELF SOFTWARE AND LICENSE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Management and Professional Support Services Contract with NORMAN HUMBERT SAGASTUME MARTINEZ-1
Program Support Personnel Compensation and Benefits Aggregate 2304 PERSONNEL COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
Contract with GOVSMART INC INCLUDE THE PURCHASE OF CUSTOM AND OFF-THE-SHELF SOFTWARE AND LICENSE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Micro Purchase Agreement with CLARISSE DRUMMOND MARTINS MACHADO MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Contract with UNITED STATES DEPT OF STATE ICASS AGREEMENTS FOR OVERSEAS SUPPORT SERVICES
Travel And Transportation Of Persons Program Implementation Travel and Transportation of Persons Aggregate 1802
Alliance for Grassroots Development Fundacin Social de Holcim Colombia (Holcim/CO)is the Colombian social investment arm of a global building materials manufacturer, and is a member of The Inter-American Network of Corporate Foundations and Actions for Grassroots Development (RedEAmrica), an IAF- initiated business-sector network launched in 2002. Holcim/CO and other Holcim partners of the RedEAmrica Network will offer small grants, training and other support to community organizations of poor people to carry out local self-help development projects. They will also support a variety of complementary activities that will promote effective engagement of the Holcim corporate foundations and businesses in the RedEAmrica Network. Partners include Fundacin Holcim Ecuador, Instituto Holcim Brasil Fundacin Holcim Argentina, Fundacin Holcim Costa Rica, Fundacin Holcim El Salvador, Fundacin Holcim Nicaragua and Holcim Mexico. The grant will directly benefit 500 individuals, with approximately 2,000 indirect beneficia