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World Vision Niger Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Niger from 2017-2020. Expenditure from 2021 is reported separately for Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and Solomon Islands and Vanuatu
World Vision Ecuador Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Ecuador from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Georgia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Georgia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Indonesia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Indonesia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Chad Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Chad from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Chile Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Chile from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Pacific Timor-Leste Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Pacific Timor-Leste from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Mexico Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Mexico from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Lesotho Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Lesotho from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Bosnia and Herzegovina Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Bosnia and Herzegovina from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Costa Rica Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Costa Rica from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Bangladesh Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Bangladesh from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Dominican Republic Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Dominican Republic from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Bolivia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Bolivia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Nicaragua Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Nicaragua from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Sri Lanka Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Sri Lanka from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Mali Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Mali from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Honduras Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Honduras from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Papua New Guinea Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Papua New Guinea from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Sierra Leone Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Sierra Leone from 2021 onwards.Expenditure during previous years was reported under World Vision Pacific Timor-Leste US-EIN-95-3202116-1033
World Vision Mozambique Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Mozambique from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Lebanon Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Lebanon from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Nepal Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Nepal from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Iraq Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Iraq from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Malawi Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Malawi from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Colombia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Colombia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Jerusalem West Bank Gaza Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Jerusalem West Bank Gaza from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Guatemala Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Guatemala from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Burundi Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Burundi from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Armenia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Armenia from 2020 onwards. Previous expenditure is reported under World Vision Caucasus
World Vision Somalia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Somalia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision El Salvador Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision El Salvador from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Ghana Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Ghana from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Zimbabwe Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Zimbabwe from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Zambia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Zambia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Thailand Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Thailand from 2021 onwards.Expenditure during previous years was reported under World Vision Pacific Timor-Leste US-EIN-95-3202116-1033
World Vision Philippines Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Philippines from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Uganda Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Uganda from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Kenya Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Kenya from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Mauritania Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Mauritania from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Ethiopia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Ethiopia from 2020 onwards. Previous expenditure is reported under World Vision Caucasus
World Vision Eswatini Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Eswatini from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Caucasus Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Caucasus from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Afghanistan Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Afghanistan from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Pakistan Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Pakistan from 2021 onwards.Expenditure during previous years was reported under World Vision Pacific Timor-Leste US-EIN-95-3202116-1033
World Vision Peru Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Peru from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Brazil Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Brazil from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Congo - Democratic Republic of Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Congo - Democratic Republic of from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Romania Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Romania from 2017 onwards.
World Vision China Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision China from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Tanzania Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Tanzania from 2017 onwards.
World Vision South Africa Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision South Africa from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Central African Republic Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Central African Republic from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Senegal Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Senegal from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Angola Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Angola from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Albania Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Albania from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Myanmar Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Myanmar from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Laos Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Laos from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Mongolia Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Mongolia from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Vietnam Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Vietnam from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Yemen Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Yemen from 2017 onwards.
World Vision India Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision India from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Burkina Faso Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Burkina Faso from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Timor-Leste Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Timor-Leste from 2017 onwards.
World Vision South Sudan Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision South Sudan from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Solomon Islands and Vanuatu Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Solomon Islands and Vanuatu from 2017 onwards.
World Vision Haiti Breakdown of expenditure by World Vision Haiti from 2017 onwards.
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Venezuela: WFD-NIMD Collaboration in Venezuela This project aims to build capacity with civil society organisations, universities and specific individuals to conduct their own research projects, collecting data, and presenting it in a manner that could be useful to legislators within the national assembly.
Nepal - Sahakarya Pilot The pilot will test and experiment innovative approaches to support implementation of two key elements of the Nepali constitution of 2015- inclusion and federalism.
Commonwealth Partnership for Democracy (CP4D) The Commonwealth Partnership for Democracy (CP4D) will work with parliaments in 15 Commonwealth Member States across Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia to improve representation of women, young people, people with disabilities and the LGBT+ community in the democratic process. CP4D will support parliament and local government to monitor the actions of the executive.
Morocco: Strengthening Women's Role in Political Decision-Making within Parliament This project aims to advance women's political participation and leadership in Morocco through work with the Parliament of Morocco and women MPs.
Georgia: Consolidating Parliamentary Democracy The focus of this programme is to consolidate the new system of parliamentary democracy in Georgia, in line with the institution's development strategy, by establishing and embedding processes of parliamentary inquiries and post-legislative scrutiny.  The programme also supports civil society and the media to interact with these processes.  In 2020 the programme also introduced a component on Business Continuity Management to support the parliament to improve its ability to function in emergency situations.
Jordan: Support to Jordanian Democratic Institutions and Development (EU-JDID) With a focus on engaging more women and young people, the EU Support to Jordanian Democratic Institutions and Development (EU-JDID) works at the parliamentary and political party level, as well as engaging civil society organisations and a credible electoral process. The programme supports Jordan with its political reform process, including the promotion of inclusive policy and decision-making processes.
Georgia: Advancing Environmental Democracy Environmental Democracy programme in Georgia funded by the Good Governance Fund (FCDO).  This phase will focus on supporting parliament, government and civil society actors in the run up to COP26.
Kenya: Strengthening Public Finance Oversight With DFID funding through the Deepening Democracy Programme (DDP), WFD works to provide capacity-building support to the Senate and National Assembly's Public Accounts Committees, developing their capabilities to facilitate proactive audits of government projects, improve financial oversight and hold government to account.
Nigeria: Supporting Marginalised Nigerians in the Election Process With funding from the EU, WFD is working to promote the increased participation of women, youth and other vulnerable groups in the electoral process of Nigeria.
Kenya - Election Expert Mission The UK can add value to the existing election observation efforts in Kenya  and fulfil an important strategic goal by deploying a small expert team to conduct a forensic analysis. 
The Expert team will focus on specific aspects which can be major determinants for the actual and perceived integrity of the process and the level of confidence in the IEBC’s management of it. This strategic intervention will help to inform the UK on the integrity of the IEBC’s management of the process, and notably results processes to be able the better respond to potential risks and challenges.

WFD proposes to deploy a two-person international expert team to Kenya for an extended period during the pre-election, election day and post-election phases. This team will comprise an Election Expert and an Electoral Systems Management Expert.
Kenya - Inclusive Political Parties (KIPP) Programme - Phase II The purpose of this programme is to build on progress and results achieved to date, to address the critical knowledge and structural gaps within political parties to create and promote more inclusive inclusion of people with disabilities within political parties, and promoting discourse, political commitments and public policy making for people with disabilities.  This remains particularly important as the programme now enters the election period.
Laos: Supporting the Parliament through a Gender Sensitive Approach This project will support the National Assembly parliamentary committees on building a gendered perspective into key aspects of parliamentary business including legislative and budget scrutiny, while working with the parliament to become more gender sensitive as an institution.
Jordan – Support to Democratic Reforms – Youth and HoR Components This EU funded programme aims to promote a more participatory, inclusive and accountable democratic process. WFD will work to support the House of Representatives to exercise its core parliamentary functions with greater professionalism, effectiveness, inclusivity and accountability.
South Africa: Civil Society Participation in Provincial Legislatures With funding from the EU, WFD is supporting local campaign and advocacy organisations in Limpopo, Northern Cape and North West provinces to participate in Provincial Legislature proceedings. The programme provides training and mentoring on how to conduct research and engage the public in important issues, with a particular focus on organisations working to advance the rights of women and traditionally marginalised groups such as young people and persons with disabilities (PWDs).
Georgia: Advancing Environmental Protection, Climate Change and Democratic Resilience Second phase of the UK funded environmental democracy programme in Georgia, aimed at advancing environmental protection, climate change and democratic resilience in Georgia.
Kenya Inclusive Political Parties (KIPP) Programme Phase III The purpose of this programme is to build on progress and results achieved to date and ensure that political parties continue to ensure representation and voice within their structures and processes for people with disabilities, and that they are held accountable for adhering to pledges and commitments, and, as the programme enters the post-election period, that disability inclusion remains a key agenda.
Armenia: Strengthening Armenia’s Energy Security An environmental democracy programme in Armenia, focusing on building capacity and awareness in Parliament on Armenia's NDCs.
Western Balkans: Creating a parliamentary network on human rights The programme will works in parliaments across the Western Balkans make laws stronger on human rights by creating a network of human rights committees, conducting audits on how gender-inclusive and human rights laws are being implemented, establishing better ways of scrutinising laws to ensure they are effective and ensuring there is more oversight of human rights laws.
Malaysia: Strengthen the Capacity of Parliaments (INTER PARES) INTER PARES is a global programme to strengthen representative and inclusive democracy through support for the effective functioning of parliaments in partner countries by enhancing their legislative, oversight, representative, budgetary and administrative functions. It focuses both on elected Members of Parliament (MPs), particularly in their capacity as members of parliamentary committees and on the staff of parliaments' secretariats.  WFD is providing support to the programme in Malaysia.
Indonesia - Making Indonesia Climate Action Deliver through Environmental Democracy This UK PACT project was a one-year initiative to support DPR to play effective roles in environmental and climate legislation, budget, and oversight as well in actively promoting climate initiatives regionally ahead of COP26.  Against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, the programme focused on Parliamentary roles in enhancing Indonesia’s green economic recovery.
Kyrgyzstan: Support for Sustainable Media Sector Reform for Elections-Related Conflict Prevention The programme's initial aim was to strengthen the capacity and responsibility of media actors in Kyrgyzstan to operate as drivers of democracy and to minimise potential conflicts in the run up to the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 2020.  The programme has now adapted to focus on establishing and maintaining standards for political dialogue and preventing hate speech.
Indonesia - Advancing EU IDN Policy Dialogue on Climate Legislation The programme delivers policy engagement with the Indonesia government and other stakeholders in support of the drafting and consultations around the Climate Bill.
Morocco: Increasing Engagement Between the Moroccan Parliament and CSOs The project's main objective is to increase inclusion and public participation in policy making process in Morocco through stronger relationships between civil society organisations and parliament, including increased capabilities and willingness to work together on advancing key policy issues.
Myanmar (Burma): Strengthening Governance and Accountability The DFID-funded Strengthening Governance and Accountability programme in Myanmar (Burma) works to strengthen parliamentary practice in the national Parliament (Hluttaw). The programme works with MPs, Committees, parliamentary staff and potential young leaders to improve the technical capacity of the parliament, encourage MPs to engage effectively with the people they represent and inspire a future generation of leaders.
Ukraine - Parliamentary Side Event to the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) WFD coordination of the parliamentary side event of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London 2023.
Sudan: Building the capacity of Sudanese women for peace negotiation The initial stages of the peace talks witnessed low women representation from both sides, the reasons and analysis that were given were the lack of capacity of women to effectively engag in the peace negotiations. This trend has been actively opposed by Women Leaders who highlighted that this is against the obligations of the Security Council Resolution 1325. All parties have agreed to nominate women on their negotiation team, amidst the worry about the capacity. To ensure that the nominated women are well prepared for the next stage of negotiations, this programme focuses on building the capacity of women in negotiation to prepare them for the second round of the peace talks that will resume from the 20th of November 2019.
Western Balkans: Accountability, Technology and Institutional Openness Network in South East Europe (ACTION SEE) WFD works in the Western Balkans with a consortium of local organisations Action SEE project enshrine the expertise and knowledge of the partners acquired during the joint implementation of a range of projects across the SEE region aimed at enhancing rule of law and good governance. WFD takes part in the production of the Regional Index of Good Governance, namely on its Parliamentary part. WFD will work on the Road Maps that would be produced after the measurements, and promotion of the results using the experience with regional networks.to help make national parliaments more transparent, effective and accountable.
Nigeria-Partnership to Engage, Reform and Learn (PERL) - Engaged Citizen Pillar (EPC) The Partnership to Engage, Reform and Learn (PERL) is working to support Nigerian governments to become demonstrably better at prioritising, planning, resourcing, delivering, tracking and accounting for the delivery of public goods and services that respond to the needs of citizens, who are themselves actively engaged in ensuring these. The Engaged Citizens Pillar effectively engages citizens to bring about improvements in service delivery and poverty outcomes by working to ensure that constituencies become increasingly effective at influencing governments on selected service delivery and policy issues for the benefit of a greater number of Nigerians.
Kenya Devolution Programme (KDP) The programme aims to strengthen the effectiveness of Kenya's devolution. It will support county governments to better plan, deliver and monitor the delivery of public services in key sectors including agriculture, climate change, education, health, water and urban services.

WFD is amongst a number of consortium partners working on and supporting the achievement of Output 2: County Governments effectively manage public finances, staff performance and county planning. WFD’s activities and interventions have been strategically designed to strengthen the functioning of County Governments through targeted capacity-building of County Assemblies.
Georgia: Building the Capacity of the Parliament of Georgia in Conducting Post-Legislative Scrutiny With funding from USAID, WFD works to support the Healthcare and environment committees in the Parliament of Georgia. The programme helps the committees to undertake post-legislative scrutiny (PLS) to review laws and assess the extent to which the laws are achieving their intended outcomes.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Election Campaign for Women 2020 The project is designed to address norms, behaviours and perceptions about voting for women candidates in the run up to the 2020 local elections Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Uganda: Strengthening Women and Youth Participation and Representation With funding from the Democratic Governance Facility (DGF), WFD is working towards increased participation and representation of youth and women in the policy-making process, particularly with the aim of pushing forward pro youth, women and gender-sensitive legislation. Working with the Parliament, Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Youth Affairs (UPFYA) and Uganda Women Parliamentarian Association (UWOPA), the programme is also creating platforms for women and young parliamentarians to engage with their constituencies.
Morocco: Information and Integrity: Strengthening the Role of Civil Society in the Promotion of Transparency This programme aims to strengthen the capacity of CSOs in advocacy, monitoring and evaluation of public policies for transparency and anti-corruption in Morocco, in co-operation with public authorities and independent institutions, in particular Parliament.
SENNAY – Reducing malaria burden among seasonal mobile workers through innovative approaches in the Amhara Region Seasonal mobile workers (SMWs) are particularly at increased risk for acquiring malaria infections due to various factors (i.e.: absence and inadequacy of appropriate malaria prevention and case management services; lack of clarity vis-å-vis roles and responsibilities in providing case management; disjointed policies, marginalization). The overall objective of the project is to contribute to reducing malaria morbidity and mortality in five districts in the Amhara region by 2025 and eliminate malaria by 2030, by targeting this specific population. The project will increase coverage and quality of malaria services to almost 40 000 SMWs per year, advocate for the adoption of an implementation manual on provision of malaria services to SMWs, increase demand and uptake of malaria preventive and treatment services, and finally foster SMWs' engagement in shaping malaria prevention and control interventions. The project will be implemented by Health, Development and Anti-Malaria Association (HDAMA), in partnership with Malaria Consortium.
Population Movement from Afghanistan 21 - GENEVA The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Population Movement from Afghanistan 21 - Europe The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.