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for support of the Open Algorithms (OPAL) Project The King Baudouin Foundation serves as the institutional host for OPAL, the Open Algorithms Project. OPAL aims to enable use of telecommunications data and other private sector data for public policy decision making. With this grant, OPAL will continue partnerships with national statistical offices and telecommunications firms in Senegal and Colombia to move beyond testing and piloting the OPAL model to enabling use of OPAL-derived indicators for specific government policy and program decisions. This grant will also support OPAL to formalize its institutional structure and management team, and to explore partnerships in additional countries and sectors.
for executive search and organizational transition Through its Flying Labs Network, WeRobotics supports groups of local experts in communities both rural and urban across the Global South to integrate emerging technologies such as drones, their data, AI, and robotics into a wide range of policy processes at the local level — from the humanitarian sector to the developmental sector, and in areas including environment and health. With its sharp focus on building the capacity of local networks, WeRobotics’ work extends the conversation beyond how to use emerging technologies to who should lead in their application — thereby forging new ways of working in a sector that is often very top-down, and excludes local expertise. With the recent departure of WeRobotics' co-CEO, and the recent move to transition leadership to a model more rooted in the Global South, this organizational effectiveness grant will support WeRobotics during its period of executive transition -- including for search firm support, change management support, and communications support.
for research and advocacy to promote improvements to U.S. development assistance None
for promotion of women’s human rights in Mexico through transparency in the justice system This grant will enable the organization to consolidate its work on transparency and accountability as part of a broader effort to demand a more responsive justice system for women in Mexico. The project will strengthen the use of social audits, access to information requests, monitoring judicial sentences, and budgetary analysis to hold Mexico’s judges, public prosecutors, clerks, police officers, defense attorneys, and other justice providers accountable to the country’s international human rights and gender equality commitments.
for the Center for Budget and Economic Governance Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) conducts independent research and analysis of public expenditures in Uganda and advocates for more evidence-based public policies. Through their new Center for Budget and Economic Governance, ACODE will build citizens’ capacity to use data to demand accountability in service delivery and will enhance central and local governments’ capacity to respond to citizens’ demands for accountability. To advance their learning agenda around fostering public service delivery that is more responsive to citizen feedback, ACODE will also experiment with innovative approaches to foster greater government accountability.
for gathering evidence for policy advocacy and monitoring Oxfam proposes to address women’s "heavy and unequal" care work in six countries—Malawi, Ethiopia, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Colombia, and the Philippines—by implementing participatory research and change strategies. This is part of Oxfam’s efforts to change the terms of debate on economic development and women’s empowerment. The program will develop mixed method tools that are cost-effective and user-friendly to collect context-specific evidence about women’s care and economic activities, and explore pathways to change using Oxfam and partners’ ongoing initiatives and advocacy.
for a project to improve efficiency and productivity in project management and communications The Partnership for Economic Policy provides funding to researchers in low- and middle-income countries, and mentoring and training to help them bolster their research and policy engagement skills. With this grant, PEP will improve the efficiency and flexibility of operational practices, and improve external communications. This work is expected to lower overhead costs and enable PEP to take on more work without growing in staff size. PEP's executive director will also undertake leadership coaching, with the goal of bolstering her communications and managements skills.
for support of human-centered design in rural Kenya This supplemental grant will support unanticipated costs for a project with Marie Stopes International-US (MSI-US) for using human-centered design to improve adolescent reproductive health services in Kenya. The project is in the midst of developing and piloting a new design to reach adolescents in rural Kenyan communities, following the successful collaboration under a previous grant that resulted in the "Future Fab" design for urban communities.
for the Information To End Poverty program Development Initiatives’ Information to End Poverty program (InfoTEP) seeks to make information about aid and other poverty-related financing more transparent, accessible, and useful. Building on its expertise helping to shape the International Aid Transparency Initiative, InfoTEP is advocating for a global agreement to open data on all poverty reduction resources. Working with local partners in Kenya, Uganda, and Nepal, InfoTEP would help watchdog groups to access and understand this data so they can use the information to advocate for better resource allocation decisions. InfoTEP also seeks to enable strong feedback loops between national development priorities and international commitments such as the post-2015 development goals.
for support of the 2023 Africa Think Tank Summit The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF), a specialized agency of the African Union, is mandated to develop the human capital and institutions required to realize the vision of “a prosperous, resilient, and inclusive Africa.” Its 2023-27 strategic plan focuses the work of the ACBF on four key impact areas, namely climate change and energy; agribusiness and food sovereignty; trade; and economic and social governance. Under the economic and social governance pillar, the organization is working to enhance evidence-based and purpose-driven policymaking by governments across Africa. This grant will support ACBF to organize and deliver the annual Africa Think Tank Summit in November 2023, which contributes to strengthening collaboration and partnership among Africa’s think tanks to enhance their effectiveness and sustainability. (Strategy: Evidence-Informed Policymaking)
for systems review, policy development, and trainings to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion EarthRights International defends human rights and promotes environmental justice through litigation and legal advocacy, training and leadership development, and public policy and education campaigns. In addition to the grassroots legal defense and empowerment work with individuals and resource-rich communities, EarthRights also pioneers international norms and standards that promote corporate and governmental responsibility for transparent and accountable natural resource extraction. This grant will enable EarthRights to review and integrate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the organization's policies and practices, including recruitment practices and train staff to reflect these values in their work.
for support of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network The Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN) is hosted by Bread for the World Institute. By coordinating the efforts of a group of think tanks, advocacy organizations, and development experts committed to promoting U.S. aid reform, MFAN advances the Global Development Program priority of making U.S. development assistance more effective in promoting development and reducing poverty. Launched in early 2008, MFAN has become recognized within the policy community as a major advocacy force. In a relatively short period, it has helped build significant momentum for critical reforms to our aid system, some of which are already in motion. During the next eighteen months, MFAN will continue to press to make U.S. development assistance more effective, more accountable, and more responsive to local needs and priorities. 

Bread for the World Institute (Washington, DC) – Project; Renewal; $1,550,000 over 1 year, 3 month s; 84% of project budget
for an evaluation of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data The United Nations Foundation serves as the institutional host of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data. The partnership brings together government, private-sector, civil society, and international institutions to harness new and traditional sources of data to better understand and address development challenges. This grant will support an external evaluation of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data.
for a study of the informal economy The Global Fairness Initiative, a nonprofit organization, will conduct a study and hold a series of events to increase understanding of the links between the informal economy and key development outcomes. The study will be comprised of (a) an overview of the nature of the informal economy in developing countries; (b) three case studies that help illustrate the connections between informality and other development priority areas; and (c) articulation of practical steps to apply this knowledge.
for the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data The United Nations Foundation serves as the institutional host of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data (GPSDD), which brings together government, private-sector, civil society, and international institutions to harness new and traditional sources of data to better understand and address development challenges. This grant will supplement our current general operating support to GPSDD, which is currently working on the implementation of the partnership’s new strategic plan, which seeks to solve three major problems: (a) how to harness up-to-date data to ensure decisions are informed by current and changing contexts; (b) how to safely include and represent all people in data and the data value chain; and (c) how to govern data fairly and safely. This grant supports the Evidence-Informed Policymaking strategy goal that governments in East and West Africa make better use of data to improve decision making and outcomes for people.
for the Open Government Index Report This grant will support the second edition of the Open Government Index Report. This index provides primary data on the experiences and perceptions of citizens in more than 100 countries on four dimensions of open government: publicized laws and government data, right to information, right to petition and citizen participation, and complaint mechanisms.
for a database and analysis of policies affecting women's economic empowerment This grant will support the WORLD Policy Analysis Center to improve the quantity and quality of comparative policy data on laws and policies affecting women’s economic empowerment, equality, and population health, establishing a baseline for the sustainable development goal related to gender equality. The data, analyses of policies and outcomes, and rich infographics will be featured on WORLD’s user-friendly Web platform to engage and inform its users—government leaders, citizens, civil society, and researchers around the world.
for a project to benchmark the quality of health and education services in sub-Saharan Africa This project is intended to improve the quality of government-provided social services by improving the information available about the knowledge that teachers and health workers have, the extent to which they use that knowledge, and the availability of inputs for them to provide services. The project collects and disseminates policy-relevant data about the quality of health and education services in sub-Saharan African countries, and provides training to researchers and others who use the information. The data, based on systematic observations of a representative sample of schools and health facilities, can be used for a range of purposes, from policy dialogue between the World Bank and national governments to social accountability. In the first phase of the project, 20 surveys were carried out in nine countries, revealing significant deficits in service delivery quality. During this second phase, partially funded by this grant, the project will cover five more countries, as well as eight additional rounds of health and education surveys.
for research on gender inequalities during transition to adulthood in Young Lives The proposed program of research and policy engagement would examine when, how, and why gender inequalities are produced, reproduced, or challenged in the lives of 2,000 individuals in Ethiopia, India, Peru, and Vietnam. The research would be built into the Young Lives longitudinal study, housed at Oxford University, which has tracked 12,000 children and families since 2000; the oldest children are now about eighteen years old. The proposed research would trace gender development from early childhood through transitions to adulthood, as these young adults navigate work, marriage, education, and parenthood. Longitudinal data will be mined, recent survey data analyzed, and new, gender-focused qualitative work carried out in Ethiopia and India.
for a bipartisan task force to advise policymakers on the reform of U.S. development assistance None
for the Global Development Moonshot Accelerator conference Unlock Aid is a global coalition of next-generation innovators focused on solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Unlock Aid hosted an SDGs Moonshot Accelerator in Mexico City from August 17-19, 2022, convening individuals from around the world to propose policies and programs that can help global development funders accelerate progress towards realizing the SDGs and climate targets. This grant supported the Moonshot Accelerator convening, with a focus on inclusive programming and educational activities, and the participation of innovators from low-income countries in the Global South in order to ensure that any recommendations coming out of the conference reflect the needs of those communities. (Strategy: Evidence-Informed Policymaking)
for fundraising training and consultancy The People’s Action for Learning (PAL) Network is a South-South partnership whose member organizations work across three continents to raise public awareness about gaps in children’s learning. Awareness campaigns are based on evidence and promote proven policy and community-level solutions. With this grant, PAL Network will strengthen its fundraising capacity.
for continuation of Data2X By improving the quality, comprehensiveness, availability, and use of gender data, Data2X seeks to produce more complete and accurate insights into the lives of women and girls — an essential element for achievement of gender equality at national and global levels. The initiative raises awareness about the importance of gender data; engages in policy advocacy to increase resources and focus them on priority data gaps; and facilitates partnerships among data funders, producers of data, and technical experts in gender and development. Data2X plays a special role in improving gender-sensitive information for economic policymaking by hosting a technical partnership focused on measurement of unpaid work.
for a program to promote more equitable tax systems in Africa Tax Justice Network-Africa brings together 29 civil society groups from across 16 African countries to promote socially just taxation systems and represent African perspectives in international tax reform discussions. This grant will help the network promote and reinforce a campaign to reduce or eliminate illicit financial flows from Africa and advocate for pro-poor tax policies. The network will also strengthen the capacity of national tax coalitions and enlist the support of media and trade unions to promote responsible tax practices in Africa.
Centrale photovolta¿que (PV) ¿ Tozeur Le projet a pour objectif la réalisation de la première centrale photovoltaïque en Tunisie, sur la base d'un contrat clé en main comprenant l'ingénierie, la fourniture des équipements, la construction, la mise en service, la formation du personnel et la gestion de la centrale pendant la première année d'activité. Le bénéficiaire institutionnel du projet, et futur opérateur de la centrale, est la STEG (Société tunisienne d'électricité et de gaz).
STEG Reform and Restructuring Project The overall objective of the Action is the reformation and restructuring of STEG and the Tunisian energy sector to achieve long-term sustainability. By promoting a more sustainable and better governed utility company, the Action will ensure:the development of the renewable energy (RE) sector in Tunisia, a country heavily dependent on gas, as STEG is by law the sole RE offtaker; and that the Tunisian electricity sector is better equipped to face the challenges of climate change.
Activity under preparation Programme d'Appui à la Sécurité Alimentaire Durable en Tunisie Cette action représente le soutien apporté à la Tunisie à travers la «&nbsp;Food and Resilience Facility&nbsp;» pour le Voisinage Sud mise en place par la Commission européenne pour aider les pays de la région à faire face à l¿impact sur la sécurité alimentaire de la guerre initiée par la Russie en Ukraine depuis le 24 février 2022.L¿objectif général de cette action est d¿améliorer la sécurité et la souveraineté alimentaire durable de la Tunisie.Son objectif spécifique est de valoriser le potentiel d¿une production durable inclusive et résiliente des systèmes de production céréaliers.·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Les produits de cette action contribuant aux objectifs spécifiques (effets attendus) correspondants sont les suivants:o&nbsp;&nbsp;Les agriculteurs(trices) engagé(e)s par des crédits auprès des collecteurs agréés de céréales et/ou autres fournisseurs d¿intrants et de services agricoles en faveur d¿une production céréalière durable et résiliente bénéficient d¿une aide financière directe pour diminuer leurs coûts de production.o&nbsp;Des innovations techniques, numériques et organisationnelles contribuent à la durabilité sociale, environnementale et économique de toute la typologie des exploitations agricoles à composante céréalière.o&nbsp;Un modèle de consommation et de production durable des céréales est promu à travers l¿appui au programme national d¿alimentation scolaire.L¿action s¿inscrit ainsi dans l¿urgence de restaurer durablement le potentiel de production de céréales en apportant un soutien direct aux producteurs pour réduire leurs coûts de production et leur dépendance aux intrants chimiques qui compromettent la vie biologique des sols et la durabilité des écosystèmes cultivés.Le programme soutient la stratégie nationale d¿autosuffisance en blé dur et la politique nationale de soutien aux céréaliculteurs locaux, renforcées depuis le début de la guerre en Ukraine. Elle s¿inscrit dans les priorités de la Tunisie exprimées à l¿occasion du sommet mondial du système alimentaire de 2021 des Nations Unies et dans ses engagements mis à jour en 2021 de sa contribution déterminée au niveau national à la Convention cadre des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques.En termes de politiques européennes, l¿action contribue à la mise en ¿uvre de la dimension extérieure du Pacte vert pour l¿Europe, de la stratégie «&nbsp;De la ferme à la table&nbsp;» et celle en faveur de la biodiversité à l'horizon 2030, et s¿inspire des recommandations de l¿expertise indépendante mobilisée par la Commission européenne pour la mission «&nbsp;Caring for soil is caring for life&nbsp;». L¿action s¿inscrit aussi dans le cadre de l¿Initiative Équipe Europe adoptée par le Conseil de l¿Union européenne le 20 juin 2022 sur la réponse de l¿Europe à l¿insécurité alimentaire au niveau mondial.
Activity under preparation vérification des dépenses du Contrat n° ENI/2018/401-726 Financement de projets collaboratifs de développement économique durable dans 8 gouvernorats de la Tunisie <p>vérification des dépenses du Contrat n° ENI/2018/401-726 Financement de projets collaboratifs de développement économique durable dans 8 gouvernorats de la Tunisie avec l'ODS</p>
Contrat de performance de réforme sectorielle - Appui budgétaire au Programme d'appui à la compétitivité et aux exportations Appui budgétaire de 47.75 millions d'euro Sous le Programme d'appui à la compétitivité et aux exportations
Contrat de performance de réforme sectorielle - PARJ3 Lobjectif général consiste à contribuer à la consolidation de lEtat de droit et de la bonne gouvernance en Tunisie.
''On en parle! Tunisie 360¿'' Soutenir la production et la diffusion de contenus favorisant l'interactivit¿ et l'engagement du public sur les questions socio-¿conomiques Contract related to: ''On en parle! Tunisie 360¿'' Soutenir la production et la diffusion de contenus favorisant l'interactivit¿ et l'engagement du public sur les questions socio-¿conomiques - Amélioration du cadre général de l'investissement privé et Promotion du suivi des politiques publiques économiques et d'un débat pluraliste et inclusif autour des enjeux des réformes
Activity under preparation Acquisition d'équipements biomédicaux et matériels roulants pour les structures de santé <p>Fourniture d'équipements biomédicaux, roulants et autres pour améliorer la qualité des soins dans les structures de santé de 1e ligne, et la continuité de certains parcours de soins (1e, 2e et 3e lignes) : urgences, soins intensifs et diagnostics</p>
Appui à l'inclusion sociale en Tunisie Contribution à la réduction de la pauvreté et des inégalités économiques, sociales, régionales et de celles fondées sur le genre en Tunisie.
Programme de Relance de l'Investissement et de Modernisation des Exploitations Agricoles (PRIMEA) La finalité du Programme est de contribuer à la relance de linvestissement dans lagriculture en suscitant un effet de levier du budget de lEtat sur le cofinancement des banques et la contribution des agriculteurs, permettant la modernisation de près de 60 000 exploitations agricoles et lamélioration du dispositif doctroi des subventions et crédits.
SPRING 2012 TUNISIE - Programme d'Appui à la Société Civile - PASC TUNISIE Programme co-financé par la décision 2011/23-558 . Le programme vise à renforcer la contribution effective de la société civile tunisienne au dialogue politique et économique, à la consolidation de l'état de droit, à la démocratisation et au développement socio-économique.