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ASEAN Regional Integration Support  Cambodia Trade Related Assistance (ARISE Plus-  Cambodia) This Programme aims at supporting greater connectivity and economic integration between Cambodia and the rest of ASEAN.
Citizens Engaged in Environmental Justice for All (CEEJA) <p>(CEEJA) is a 5-year action implemented by a well-established consortium of Danmission (DAN), Cambodia Center for Independent Media (CCIM), Cambodia Youth Network (CYN), Peace Bridges Organisation (PBO), Ponlok Khmer (PKH), Ponleu Ney Kdey Sangkhum (PNKS), Young Eco Ambassador (YEA), University of Copenhagen (UCPH), the International Forest Resources and Carbon Emissions (IFORCE) Unit of the European Commission¿s Joint Research Centre (JRC), and several local forestry networks. The action will empower Cambodian citizens to access environmental justice through protection of their forests and biodiversity conservation.</p>
Technical Assistance on the implementation of the new 2023 Public Finance System Law, 2023 Public Procurement Law, PFM Capacity Building & support to public financial management and education reforms <p>Global objective</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The global objective is to support the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and the EU delegation to Cambodia with the implementation of the PFM reforms in Cambodia.</p><p>Specific objectives</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>specific objective 1</strong>, includes the provision of technical assistance to support primarily the the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), through the preparation of studies, policy recommendations and legislative recommendations to be included in the Annual Report on Monitoring of Implementing PFMRP in 2023 and presented at the 2023 annual Technical Working Group (TWG) scheduled in February 2024 or to be shared directly with the MEF Such technical assistance will also partially benefit the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS).<span style="color: red;"> </span></p><p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>specific objective 2</strong>, includes the provision of technical assistance to support the EU delegation to Cambodia to monitor the implementation of the PFM reform in the context of Budget Support operations (PFM and PFM in Education).</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Provincial Water Supply and Sanitation Project (PWSSP) - Cambodia The project will extend and improve performance of water and santitation services in four provincial towns to give residents greater access to safe piped water supply and improved access to effective wastewater and septage services.
ACA/2017/394-496 Cambodia Programme for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in the Fisheries Sector: Aquaculture Component (CaPFish Aquaculture) The programme aims at supporting the development and scaling up of successful pro-poor aquaculture systems, as well as the development and dissemination of more sustainable and efficient practices in the rapidly growing commercial sector, through a systemic and comprehensive approach to support the aquaculture sector, fully aligned to the National Aquaculture Development Strategy and the updated Sector Planning framework for Fisheries
ARISE Plus Cambodia ARISE + Cambodia aims to support greater connectivity and economic integration between Cambodia and the rest of ASEAN through implementing the AEC Blueprint 2025 and strengthening institutional capacity. It is the national Cambodia component of the ARISE + Regional Programme.
Greater Young Women Empowerment in Decision Making and Accountable Public Service Delivery The action will create an enabling environment and empower youth, particularly young women, in Cambodia to effectively participate in decision-making processes to improve public service delivery, particularly gender-responsiveness, through innovative technology platforms and to engage in policy dialogue with key decision-makers and service delivery entities at local and national levels.
Transforming Technical Education EU-Cambodia Partnership 2024-2027 <p>The Overall Objective of this action is to increase the gender equality in the number of Cambodian youths and adults who have relevant competencies and skills, responding to the medium and long term needs of a low carbon and climate-adapted economy, hand in hand with digitalisation.</p><p>The Specific Objectives of this action are to</p><p>1. Improve access to, and quality of, technical secondary, tertiary education and other skills development/Non Formal Education opportunities for both boys and girls, men and women in aa gender equitable and inclusive manner effectively integrating climate change mitigation and adaptation elements in the education offer.</p><p>2. Improve the efficiency of the education budgetary system and the overall governance of the sector, effectively integrating gender mainstreaming and climate change.</p><p>The Induced Outputs (IO) to be delivered by this action contributing to the corresponding Specific Objectives are:</p><p>Under Specific Objective 1:</p><p>IO1.1 Increased opportunities for access with gender equality to (technical) high schools (grade 10, 11, 12)</p><p>IO1.2 Improved curriculum of technical education (¿WBL¿) with a focus on low carbon, climated adapted techniques,, hand in hand with digitalisation</p><p>IO1.3 Improved teacher training in technical education</p><p>IO1.4 Increased gender equality in opportunities for access to STEM majors in higher education, with a focus on climate change adaptation and mitigation majors</p><p>IO1.5 Female garment workers empowered with literacy and skills for decent work</p><p>Under Specific Objective 2:</p><p>IO2.1 Increased regular availability of quality (HRBA, gender, internet connectivity and climate-change sensitive) data for evidence-based policy making including climate-change adaptation of the education system</p><p>IO2.2 Enhanced accountability for performance</p><p>The Direct Outputs (DO) to be delivered by this action are:</p><p>DO1: Additional fiscal space created by the transfer of budget support funds and increased predictability of funds</p><p>DO2: A more aligned and coordinated policy dialogue</p><p>DO3: Improved monitoring and reporting of reforms</p><p>DO4: Strengthened capacities of the Government of Cambodia for the implementation of the Education policies and the MoEYS PFM Ministerial Action Plans, effectively integrating gender mainstreaming and climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies..</p>
RECOVER: Rural Employment for COVID-19 Economic Recovery To contribute to inclusive economic recovery in the Tonle Sap region by improving food security, income and employment opportunities for fishing and farming communities and returnee labour migrants
Cambodia Climate Change Alliance (CCCA) Phase 3 Cambodias development path is increasingly climate-resilient and low-carbon through enhanced climate action (i) better-informed policies and programmes, (ii) better-equipped institutional frameworks and (iii) increased effectiveness of financing mec
Promotion of sustainable energy practices in the garment sector in Cambodia This Action is funded by SWITCH ASIA funds, and implemented by GGGI (lead applicant), GERES (NGO, co-applicant), and GMAC (Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia co-applicant). It specific objective is increased investment in sustainable energy practices (such as efficient technologies, switch to renewable energy and good operations management) by garment factories in Cambodia. It aims at the 4 following outputs: 1. Relevant government institutions initiate a series of regulatory measures to incentivize private investment in sustainable energy practices. 2. Institutional arrangements and capacities are developed for adoption of enforcement measures and to improve data availability supporting the sectors switch to sustainable energy practices. 3. Awareness is raised and demand for appropriate technologies and advisory services for sustainable energy practices increased among value-chain stakeholders. 4. Garment factories have access to a range of technical and financial services including a guarantee fund to support their switch towards sustainable energy practices.
Integrated Covid-19 response for poor urban settings in Phnom Penh The Action aims to contribute to the integrated COVID-19 (C-19) response for poor urban settings in Phnom Penh, through strengthening social protection, economic recovery, and C-19 resilience of economically disadvantaged urban communities
Enhancing the quality of the statistical system in Cambodia <p class="ql-align-justify">The National Institute of Statistics (NIS) of Cambodia, which is part of the Ministry of Planning, is responsible for the coordination of the National Statistical System, which is key to inform and improve government work, public policy, financial management, particularly the budgeting process, and monitoring and evaluation of public policies. As Cambodia moves towards a performance informed budgeting, it will be increasingly important for the government to be able to demonstrate actual impact of policies by using statistics. The overall objectives to support to the National Institute of Statistics are:</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p><p>- &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve the quality and timeliness of economic and financial statistical data including the collection and analysis with gender responsive approach</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Support the implementation of the National Strategy for the Development of Statistics, including the improvement of socioeconomic statistics highlighting gender issues;</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strengthen the capacity of the Government of Cambodia conducive to the implementation of PFM policies;</p>
Water Resources Management & Agro-ecological Transition for Cambodia - WAT4CAM <p>The project will support the RGCs national strategy, which identifies agriculture, climate change and integrated water management as key levers for poverty alleviation and growth. The main objective of this EU Grant is to bring more efficient and sustainable solutions to the sector in terms of central and local governance, capacity-building to farmers, development of cooperatives and civil society, market opportunities, climatic services.</p>
Evaluation of the current engagement of the EU in the Education Sector in Cambodia  ¿ 4 components <p>The contractor is expected to provide the final evaluation of the education budget support program and its complementary measures together with meta analysis of the support on education sector since 2016, produce dissemination materials. </p>
MID-TERM EVALUATION OF CAPFISH-AQUACULTURE PROGRAMME Contract related to: MID-TERM EVALUATION OF CAPFISH-AQUACULTURE PROGRAMME - The action seeks to ensure a more sustainable, climate-resilient and inclusive growth in theCambodian aquaculture sector, in order to increase food security, improve nutrition and support socio-economic development
Cambodia Climate Change Alliance (CCCA) - phase 3 <p>contribute to a Cambodia development path that is increasingly climate-resilient and low carbon, measured by the level of GHG emissions reduced with programme support and the number of beneficiaries of adaptation measures supported by the programme</p>
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Cambodia (2019) This support measure is a flexible instrument giving the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities needed for the achievement of the objectives of the DCI Regulation, including its operational and policy priorities.
Human rights-based prevention to sustain development UN Human Rights aims to support the re-shaping of the pathway to sustainable development by strengthening its capacity for monitoring SDG indicators, human rights indicators  , and human rights mechanisms recommendations, including those from the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). The Office wants to strengthen the UNs early warning systems and design an integrated system that can effectively influence early responses and integrate a prevention agenda in the UNs development framework.
EU-Cambodia Education Sector Reform Partnership 2018-2021 The proposed programme is in support of the ESP 2014-2018 and will also support the future ESP 2019-2023 which is expected to pursue and refine the on-going reform agenda.
Fisher folk making circular economy work for the western Tonle Sap lake (Foster West) The objective of the Action is to support the socio-economic development of the West Tonle Sap fishing communities, in the areas of WASH, education and alternative economic development. It targets communities strongly depending on fishing in the Tonle Sap flooded forest area of the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve, in the provinces of Siem Reap, Banteay Meanchey and Battambang
Cambodia Programme for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in the Fisheries Sector: Aquaculture (CaPFish-Aquaculture) The action seeks to ensure a more sustainable, climate-resilient and inclusive growth in theCambodian aquaculture sector, in order to increase food security, improve nutrition and support socio-economic development
Transforming Technical Education EU-Cambodia Partnership 2024-2027 Transforming Technical Education EU-Cambodia Partnership 2024-2027  - Transforming Technical Education EU-Cambodia Partnership 2024-2027
Rural Infrastructure Development for Cambodia (RID4CAM) RID4CAM aims to promote pro-poor growth and improve the living conditions in the rural areas of the five provinces of Cambodia, namely, Siem Reap, Kampong Thom, Battambang, Kandal and Preah Vihear.
Sustainable Assets for Agricultural Markets, Business and Trade (SAAMBAT) programme The SAAMBAT programme seeks to sustainably increase rural connectivity, enterprises and the rural economy while reducing multi-dimension poverty in Cambodia.
GREEN: Generating Resilient Environments and Promoting Socio-Economic Development of the East Tonle Sap Lake GREEN aims to improve vulnerable East Tonle Sap Lake (ETSL) fishing communities socio-economic status and resilience to climate change, through increased access to water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), waste management services and products, green economy and education.
CAPFISH-Capture Cambodia Programme for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in the Fisheries Sector: Capture component  - MA part 2 The present action aims at supporting the implementation of the Strategic Planning Framework for Fisheries (SPF), with the objective of managing sustainably the fishery resource, in inland and marine domains, and generating increased added value
CO-SAVED Consortium for Sustainable Alternatives and
Voice for Equitable Development CO-SAVED communities become more resilient through sustainable local economic development, enhanced service delivery, and green growth which contributes to reducing poverty and inequality.
EU support to Sub-National Democratic Development  Phase II (SNDD II) Second phase of EU support to the decentralisation programme-EU support to Sub-National Democratic Development  Phase II (SNDD II)
Grid Modernization on Transmission and Distribution System The purpose of the project is to modernize the transmission and distribution grid of EDC in order to improve the network reliability and efficiency, and  to facilitate the integration of large-scale renewable energy to the grid, namely through the development of digital solutions
EU-Cambodia Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems (EU CAPSAFE) <p>The action aims to improve sustainability, competitiveness and inclusiveness of cashew nut and pepper value chains with higher local value added.</p>
THE MALI ELEPHANTS PROJECT, PHASE VII: DEVELOPING LONG-TERM STAKEHOLDER CAPACITY FOR ELEPHANT CONSERVATION IN MALI The long term goal is to bring tigers back to their natural carrying capacity in BBS and to bring the tiger population of BBR to a level that is both capable of sustained breeding and compatible with the human activities legally permitted within BBR. This is to be done through improving and strengthening law enforcement and human-tiger conflict mitigation in the BBS/BBR landscape.
THE MALI ELEPHANTS PROJECT, PHASE VII: DEVELOPING LONG-TERM STAKEHOLDER CAPACITY FOR ELEPHANT CONSERVATION IN MALI THE MALI ELEPHANTS PROJECT, PHASE VII: DEVELOPING LONG-TERM STAKEHOLDER CAPACITY FOR ELEPHANT CONSERVATION IN MALI"
The Mali Elephants Project, Phase VI: developing long-term stakeholder capacity for elephant conservation in Mali This project works to secure Gourmas desert-adapted elephants by supporting anti-poaching patrols and promoting protection by local residents through the community-based eco-guardian program. Specific activities will include recruitment of two additional anti-poaching teams, provide ongoing support to local residents participating in the eco-guardian program, and convening workshops to improve integration between local, regional and national government entities to improve security for wildlife and people.
African Elephant Conservation Fund The Mali Elephant Project, Phase III: Managing Human-Elephant Contact
The Mali Elephant Project, Phase V: Managing Human-Elephant Contact The northernmost surviving elephants in Africa are threatened by poachers, loss and degradation of habitat, conflict with people over scarce resources, and obstruction of their seasonal migration route. This project works with communities and government in Mali to reduce conflict over resources and to improve local security and security for the elephants. Specific activities for 2015 will include support to foresters and local community brigades in anti-poaching operations and natural resources management in ten communes in the wider Banzena area, and a training visit by the foresters to Niokolo-Koba National Park in Senegal.
Connecting health Research in Africa and Ireland Consortium [South Sudan] This was specifically a Clinical Audit Intervation of ANC services at Juba Teaching Hospital. The main aim of ChRAIC project was to summarise the existing research and knowledge gaps on health systems capacity to deliver interventions for the main health oriented MDGs [South Sudan]
Connecting health Research in Africa and Ireland Consortium [Africa Region] This was specifically a Clinical Audit Intervation of ANC services at Juba Teaching Hospital. The main aim of ChRAIC project was to summarise the existing research and knowledge gaps on health systems capacity to deliver interventions for the main health oriented MDGs [Africa Region]
Connecting health Research in Africa and Ireland Consortium [UK] This was specifically a Clinical Audit Intervation of ANC services at Juba Teaching Hospital. The main aim of ChRAIC project was to summarise the existing research and knowledge gaps on health systems capacity to deliver interventions for the main health oriented MDGs [United Kingdom]
Connecting health Research in Africa and Ireland Consortium This was specifically a Clinical Audit Intervation of ANC services at Juba Teaching Hospital. The main aim of ChRAIC project was to summarise the existing research and knowledge gaps on health systems capacity to deliver interventions for the main health oriented MDGs
JM - REFORM OF SECONDARY EDUCATION PROJECT II The ROSE II Project will build on the achievements of the first Reform of Second ary Education (ROSE) Project through continued improvement of quality and equity  of secondary education and expanded access to secondary education. These will b e achieved through: (i) provision of school improvement grants to approximately 100 disadvantaged schools; (ii) provision of pedagogical support to all secondar y schools; (iii) expansion of two existing schools to create 800 additional plac es; and (iv) public financing of 450 student places in Independent Schools.
Social Protection Project The objectives of the proposed project are to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of social protection system through improved administration and long-term sustainability of the pension system and improved targeting and administration of cash benefits.
WBG Tertiary Education Project The project development objectives are: 1) to improve the regulatory environment for tertiary education management, governance and quality assurance; 2) increase internal and external efficiency of the tertiary education system, as a first step towards achieving sustainability; and 3) to create incentives and provide the basis for improvements in efficiency, quality and relevance of tertiary education institutions in order to meet the socioeconomic needs of the Palestinian population.
Mulanje Mt. Biodiversity Conservation Project 1) Maintain Mulanje Mountain ecosystem, includin g globally significant biodivers ity and vital ecological services. 2) Increase awareness, understanding and appr eciation of the value of the Mulanje Mountain ecosystem, at local and national l evels. 3) Improve sustainability of biological resource use and enhance the value  of the MM ecosystem to local communities. 4) Establish long-term income stream a nd institutional capacity to ensure continuation of 1-3; MMCT appreciated and respected by stakeholders at local, national an d international levels.  Demonstrate the appropriateness of Conservation Trust Fund as financing mechanism for biodiv. Conservation.
Social Sectors Institutional Reform Development Policy Loan (SIR DPL II) Support the Government of Bulgaria (GoB) to meet some of the challenges associated with EU accession Ã¢Â€Â”in the case of DPL IÃ¢Â€Â” and post-accession Ã¢Â€Â”DPL II and III.The DPL series would support the adoption and implementation of policies to (i) increase employment and lay the foundations for long-term productivity growth by providing incentives for job creation and improving quality of education and; (ii) promote fiscal sustainability through efficiency gains in social sectors.
Paraguay Financial Sector Technical Assistance Project The project aims to assist with the modernization of the financial system  through the implementation of the necessary actions to carry out the  Government's financial sector reform program and to modernize its payments and  settlements systems. The proposed project would strengthen the government's  capacity to encourage safe and sound financial intermediation, manage weaknesses  and stresses in the financial system, and prevent crisis contagion effects,  through improvements in regulations and supervision.
SAC IV Project Development Objective (Note: will be disclosed in the MOS) The project w ill support three key objectives:  (a) participatory articlation and  implementation of a strategy for poverty redcution; (b) implementation of public expenditrue programs in key poverty reduction sectors, underpinned by increased donor coordination and shared goals for poverty reduction; and, (c) increased efficiency, transparency and accountability of public resource management.   The project will support three key activities; (a) a more streamlined role of the State and increased participation of beneficiaries to policy formulation, financiing, and delivery of public services; (b) increased impact ofpublic expenditures on poverty reduction by basing allocation of pub lic resources on a comprehensivedatabase on poverty and development, and monitoring poverty outcomes; (c) enh anced efficiency and sustainability of poverty reduction through improved public resource management and gene ration of public savings.  T he decision meeting will determine whether t his project will be a single operation disbursed in three tranches or  three single tranche operations for a total amount of $60 million dollars. Board Schedule Comments