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Contribution to combating youth unemployment and strengthening civil society Beitrag zur Bekämpfung der Jugendarbeitslosigkeit und zur Stärkung der Zivilgesellschaft The project serves to finance dual vocational training in informal enterprises. It addresses well many of the problems faced by needy young people in particularly disadvantaged neighborhoods and offers appropriate solutions. Education and training, integration into the labor market and civic engagement, personal responsibility and solidarity. The project is based on a participatory and inclusive approach. Parents and educators are encouraged to contribute their ideas in the search for solutions to existing challenges. Das Projekt dient zur Finanzierung dualer Berufsausbildung in informellen Betrieben. Es greift viele Probleme, mit denen bedürftige Jugendliche in besonders benachteiligten Stadtvierteln konfrontiert sind, gut auf und bietet passende Lösungsansätze. Bildung und Ausbildung, Integration in den Arbeitsmarkt und bürgerschaftliches Engagement, Eigenverantwortung und Solidarität. Dem Projekt liegt ein partizipativer und inklusiver Ansatz zugrunde. Eltern und Ausbildende werden ermutigt, sich mit ihren Ideen in die Suche nach Lösungen für bestehende Herausforderungen einzubringen. The project serves to finance dual vocational training in informal enterprises. It addresses well many of the problems faced by needy young people in particularly disadvantaged neighborhoods and offers appropriate solutions. Education and training, integration into the labor market and civic engagement, personal responsibility and solidarity. The project is based on a participatory and inclusive approach. Parents and educators are encouraged to contribute their ideas in the search for solutions to existing challenges. Das Projekt dient zur Finanzierung dualer Berufsausbildung in informellen Betrieben. Es greift viele Probleme, mit denen bedürftige Jugendliche in besonders benachteiligten Stadtvierteln konfrontiert sind, gut auf und bietet passende Lösungsansätze. Bildung und Ausbildung, Integration in den Arbeitsmarkt und bürgerschaftliches Engagement, Eigenverantwortung und Solidarität. Dem Projekt liegt ein partizipativer und inklusiver Ansatz zugrunde. Eltern und Ausbildende werden ermutigt, sich mit ihren Ideen in die Suche nach Lösungen für bestehende Herausforderungen einzubringen.
Studien-und Fachkräftefonds IV &lt;![CDATA[Fonds d&apos;Etudes et d&apos;Experts IV]]&gt; Finanzierung von Fachkräfteleistungen für die Anfertigung von Studien sowie sonstige Einsätze zur Vorbereitung und Betreuung von Vorhaben der Finanziellen Zusammenarbeit. Financement de services d'experts pour la préparation d'études et d'autres missions dans le cadre de la préparation et du suivi de projets de Coopération financière. Finanzierung von Fachkräfteleistungen für die Anfertigung von Studien sowie sonstige Einsätze zur Vorbereitung und Betreuung von Vorhaben der Finanziellen Zusammenarbeit. Financement de services d'experts pour la préparation d'études et d'autres missions dans le cadre de la préparation et du suivi de projets de Coopération financière.
Rural Economic Development and Biodiversity Ländliche Wirtschaftsentwicklung und Biodiversität The rural population contributes to the protection of the Tai National Park and increases their incomes through the valorisation of local resources Die ländliche Bevölkerung trägt zum Schutz desTai- Nationalparks bei und steigert ihre Einkommen durch die Inwertsetzung lokaler Ressourcen. The rural population contributes to the protection of the Tai National Park and increases their incomes through the valorisation of local resources Die ländliche Bevölkerung trägt zum Schutz desTai- Nationalparks bei und steigert ihre Einkommen durch die Inwertsetzung lokaler Ressourcen.
Wasserversorgung VIII (BM) Hydraulique Villageoise VIII (Mes.Acc.) Wasserversorgung VIII (BM) Hydraulique Villageoise VIII (Mes.Acc.) Wasserversorgung VIII (BM) Hydraulique Villageoise VIII (Mes.Acc.)
Bambalouma/Elfenbeinküste: Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen u. Zukunftsperspektiven in Dorf Bambalouma durch schulische Bildung der Kinder und Ausbildung der Bevolkerung (Landwirtsch., Hygiene,usw.) &lt;![CDATA[Bambalouma/Ivory Coast: Construction of school and contribution to basic education and advanced training of the community&apos;s population in order to obtain a sustained development of the village]]&gt; Bambalouma/Elfenbeinküste: Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen u. Zukunftsperspektiven in Dorf Bambalouma durch schulische Bildung der Kinder und Ausbildung der Bevolkerung (Landwirtsch., Hygiene,usw.) Bambalouma/Ivory Coast: Construction of school and contribution to basic education and advanced training of the community's population in order to obtain a sustained development of the village Bambalouma/Elfenbeinküste: Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen u. Zukunftsperspektiven in Dorf Bambalouma durch schulische Bildung der Kinder und Ausbildung der Bevolkerung (Landwirtsch., Hygiene,usw.) Bambalouma/Ivory Coast: Construction of school and contribution to basic education and advanced training of the community's population in order to obtain a sustained development of the village
PartnerAfrika-Proj.Sonderinitiative A+B zw. BPartnerAfrika-Proj. im Rahmen der SI des Dt. e.V (BDEx) und ivorischen Fruchthandelsverb. Côte d’Ivoire &lt;![CDATA[PartnerAfrika-Proj.Sonderinitiative A + B zw. BPartnerAfrika-Proj. under the SI of the Dt. e.V (BDEx) and Ivorian fruit trade verb. Côte d&apos;Ivoire

]]&gt; Die Beschäftigungssituation im Sektor Obst- und Gemüseproduktion, Verarbeitung und des Exportes in Cote I´voire zu verbessern To improve the employment situation in the sector of fruit and vegetable production, processing and export in Cote I'voire Die Beschäftigungssituation im Sektor Obst- und Gemüseproduktion, Verarbeitung und des Exportes in Cote I´voire zu verbessern To improve the employment situation in the sector of fruit and vegetable production, processing and export in Cote I'voire
United States provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) United States provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
Sweden provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) Sweden provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
Canada provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) Canada provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
Switzerland provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) Switzerland provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
European Commission provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) European Commission provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
Norway provides the fund to Venezuela (2024) Norway provides the fund to Venezuela (2024)
UNFPA Cambodia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Cambodia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Cambodia Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Cambodia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Cambodia Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Cambodia Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Cambodia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Cambodia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Cambodia Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Cambodia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Cambodia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Cambodia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Cambodia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Cambodia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Cambodia Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Cambodia Population change and data activities UNFPA Cambodia Population change and data activities UNFPA Cambodia Population change and data activities
UNFPA Cambodia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Cambodia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Cambodia Adolescents and youth activities
She Leads Programme Kenya  (2021-2025) In all She Leads countries, girls and young women, particularly GYW from socially excluded and exploited groups, are denied the opportunity to voice their interests and to participate meaningfully in decision-making processes. While many countries have made impressive strides in, for example, GYW’s access to education and the introduction of new laws against GBV, their socio-political participation continues to be much lower than that of boys and young men. Within the population of girls and young women (between age 14 till 24 years of age), there are specific groups of GYW in She Leads countries who suffer most from (intersectional) discrimination and exclusion.
She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. The She Leads consortium brings together child rights organisations, feminist/women’s rights organisations, and GYW-led groups and aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. The long-term aim (impact) of She Leads is that GYW’s perspectives are included in gender responsive laws and policies and societal norms and practices. The strategic objective is to increase the sustained influence of GYW on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions.

Central to the She Leads programme is the enhancement of collective action of girls and young women in a gender-responsive civil society (civil society domain), support by increased acceptance of positive social gender norms (socio-cultural domain) and by enabling meaningful participation of girls and young women in decision-making by political institutions (institutional domain). Girls and young women  (age 14 till 24) are the primary target group of the She Leads programme. Especially those that experience intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion such as GYW living in poor, remot rural areas and urban slums, GYW experiencing GBV, GYW with different abilities, GYW who are out of school, GYW from sexual minority groups and refugees and internally displaced GYW. In addition, the programme works closely with CSO organisations and networks, (representatives of) formal institutions and community members and leaders.
Psychological and Social Response to Yemeni People Affected by the Conflict. Phase III In this project, FCDF is responding to the needs for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support as an essential element of health and protection activities. The goal is to improve mental health and well-being of Yemeni people affected by the conflict. It will mainly focus on providing integrated MHPSS, protection, case management and referral services to women, children, men, IDPs, GBV victims and people with disabilities in Sana’a, Aden, Lahj, Abyan and Taiz.
The project interventions will extend to include training and capacity building to provide basic mental health services to fill the gap of the lack of mental health professionals and accessibility to MHPSS services.
Psychological and Social Response to Yemeni People Affected by the Conflict. The project intends to fill the gap of psychological and social response in humanitarian interventions in Yemen.Service Provision 1. Provide helpline and counselling services, clinical therapy and social referral to Yemeni women, men and children affected by the war including in the IDPs camps, host communities, families who lost their members/relatives, people with injuries and female-headed families in four governorates (Sana'a, Amran, Taiz and Aden). Institutional Building 2. Enhance the FCDF effectiveness and equality in service provision, monitoring and evaluation and sustainability by establishing a three-year FCDF strategy and a monitoring, evaluation system. Advocacy and Awareness 3. influence and aware the public, stakeholders especially decision makers in health sector, and civil society on psycho-social needs of people affected by the conflict especially women and children.
Central comm. for Mun. (CCMCE) Output 1: Support to the planning and implementation of inclusive election operation including voter registration. Output 2: Facilitate democratic Participation through support to voter and civic education and through awareness raising activities.
Resilience of Local Communitie The project aims to stimulate economic recovery and build resilience of local communities in Obari, Zintan, Zawiya, Riyana and Rajban.
Resilience and Recovery Put the country on a more robust development path by helping the local authorities to restore security, essential services delivery and livelihoods opportunities.
Support to SDGs implement in Libya: “No one left behind Engagement Facility is a more flexible instrument to support new initiatives for partnerships and programming
Environment and Climate Change mitigation in Libya The project aims to support Libya in its efforts to prepare for climate impacts by both mitigating climate emissions and enhancing its capacity to adapt to climate impacts. Due to successive conflicts and its rentier economy which entrenches its interests in the oil and gas sector, Libya has not conducted its national carbon inventory nor developed a climate strategy or taken effective steps to reduce emissions. This project will support the National Climate Change Committee to address the criti
UNSMIL/UNDP Policing and Security support National capacities to advance safety and security in Tripoli are improved, including through more effective and public-oriented policing and rule of law services.
Local Election-Libya-Central committee for Municipal The overall goal of building the capacity of Libyas transitional governance structure and facilitating citizens participation in political process. It supports Libya in holding municipal council elections (CCMCE).
Resilience of Local Communities The project will develop capacities of municipalities to respond to conflict-induced challenges that impact negatively citizen access to essential services, people’s sources of livelihoods and the social cohesion of communities.
Stabilization to Recovery Tran The START will link development with major themes in the country to promote conditions for economic recovery and livelihoods.
Immediate Stabilization Facility for Libya This project will support the Government of National Accord (GNA) to deliver basic services and develop legitimacy by contributing to recovery and peace efforts.
Capacity Strengthening Initiative Capacity Strengthening Initiative by conducting government needs assessment and providing them with a roster of national and international experts in different development affairs.
National Reconcilation-II This is an extension of the National Reconciliation project with None PBF fund from US and Italian to continue the existing National Reconciliation project.
Improved Water Security in Libya The project is aligned with UNDP CPD 2023-2025, UNSDCF outcome 4 and the Strategic Plan 2022-2025. On 22 March 2022, the Man-Made River Authority (MMRA) formally requested support from UNDP. This support mainly focused on UNDP facilitating and managing the implementation of major infrastructure projects. This request stems from the challenges MMRA experiences in accessing foreign currency for the purposes of contracting foreign goods and services. The aim of this project is to kick start activities within the larger project in support to improving water sector in Libya. Specifically, it will focus on technical assistance to the MMRA namely the assessment of the conditions of Ajdabiya reservoir, which is one of five MMRA reservoirs used to store and treat water before it is distributed to Libyan towns and cities. The reservoir is now empty creating vulnerabilities in the supply of fresh water. Expected outcome and outputs are given below: Outcome: Water security sector in Libya is improved.Output 1: Preparation of TOR for the assessment and tender documentation for the rehabilitation of the Ajdabiya Reservoir is finalizedOutput 2: Engineering assessment is carried out and tender documentation for the rehabilitation of the Ajdabiya Reservoir is produced
Environment and Climate Change mitigation in Libya The project aims to support Libya in its efforts to prepare for climate impacts by both mitigating climate emissions and enhancing its capacity to adapt to climate impacts. Due to successive conflicts and its rentier economy which entrenches its interests in the oil and gas sector, Libya has not conducted its national carbon inventory nor developed a climate strategy or taken effective steps to reduce emissions. This project will support the National Climate Change Committee to address the critical reporting gap while at the same time working with key climate adaptation institutions including the National Meteorological Centre’s early warning system and the National Committee to Combat Desertification. Given the current high emissions from the oil and gas sector, the project will also work with the National Oil Corporation to reduce fugitive emissions as this is the most cost-effective way to rapidly reduce emissions. By combining policy with preparedness and mitigation, this project seeks to create the synergies needed to prepare Libya for the climate challenge.
Accelerator Lab - Libya The Accelerator Lab Libya is part of the Global Accelerator Labs Network of 60 countries, a multi-country project portfolio Launch by UNDP Administrator.
Energy Transition in Libya The project aims to mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions through policies and investments which incentivize energy transition in Libya. This will be done in a manner that is complementary to related initiatives including the development of an integrated climate change strategy. The project will also promote other co-benefits including diversifying the economy, decentralizing and improving vital services and insulating the country from the impacts of climate change. In summary, this project aims to support Libya to commence its national scale energy transition, towards a more energy-efficient, inclusive, gender responsive and sustainable economy, electrically powered by a mix of renewable energy and natural gas power plants.
Res &Recovery 3(EU nationwide) Strengthening Local Capacities for Resilience and Recovery (SLCRR Top-up) T05-EUTF-NOA-LY-09 T05.1253 Implementation period: 1 May 2020 – 30 April 2023 In more than 29 municipalities
Energy Transition in Libya The project aims to mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions through policies and investments which incentivize energy transition in Libya. This will be done in a manner that is complementary to related initiatives including the development of an integrated climate change strategy. The project will also promote other co-benefits including diversifying the economy, decentralizing and improving vital services and insulating the country from the impacts of climate change. In summary, th
Res &Recovery 2(EU nationwide) Strengthening Local Capacity for Resilience and Recovery funded by the EUTF Programme “Recovery, Stability and Socio-economic Development in Libya” From 01 October 2018 to 30 June 2023 (after NCE) In 20 municipalities
Libyan electricity & water sector stabilization support The project supports the stabilization, reform and transition of the national electricity sector. It focuses on supporting the state operated and owned utilities and ministries to maintain critical electricity and power related water supply services
Local Governance Programme Based on prior lessons and investments in governance in Libya, UNDP Libya has revisited its approach to local governance through a three-layer strategy fostering more effective, democratic, and accountable governance at the local level. (1) In coordination with international partners, UNDP will support the government at policy level, especially the Ministry of Local Government (MoLG) in its decentralisation efforts at legal/regulatory, institutional, and planning level, including fostering e-governance solutions, and assisting the Ministry and the municipal level with a digital strategy. (2) UNDP will expand its support in building capacities at municipal council level among others in planning, budgeting, financial management and accountability, and increase the skills-set in managing the newly transferred competencies including local revenue collection. (3) Increasing democratic citizens’ participation (women, and youth in particular) at municipal council level during the lifespan of an elected council, as well as during the elections, assisting the Central Committee for Local Elections (CCLE) to conduct inclusive, credible, and peaceful elections. Increased community participation and dialogue within and among municipalities across Libya will increase social cohesion and foster national unity. A ‘Leave-No-Municipality-Behind’ approach shall focus on municipalities which are particularly vulnerable, by at the same time considering a complementarity criterion regarding other international support at municipal level and national priorities. Overall, the project will contribute through the support of democratic processes and institutions to stability in Libya during the ongoing transition process.
SUSC-National Reconcilation-NR Mediation opportunities, tools and mechanisms (including the Network of Local Mediators, SFL Local Peace Committees and LEP conflict prevention platforms)
Strengthening Rule of Law Using a three-pronged approach, this project will serve as a catalytic foundation to build upon UNDP Libya’s existing thematic areas of work
SUSC- PVE Project Conditions that contribute to violent conflict are targeted through early child education, youth development, engagement of religious leaders, cross-border cooperation and Municipal PVE strategies and planning
Strengthening Rule of Law in Libya A stronger focus on justice and reach outside Tripoli and begin laying the groundwork for a more community-oriented, people-centered and broader partnership-based approach.
Support to Transitional Governance Structures in Libya the project provides targeted technical support to assist the Government to build the capacity of transitional governance structures. Priorities are: the decentralization, rule of law programs and elections and constitution formulation
UNSMIL/UNDP Policing & Security This project seeks to support the Libyan government effort towards effective police operations and services reintegrated into host communities and to improve public confidence to provide security and justice services.
Rapid Financing Facility-Libya (RFF) The spread of COVID-19 in Libya has constituted the ‘fourth overlapping shock’ of the Libyan economy. UNDP aims to build upon the gains achieved via the catalytic activities funded under the Rapid Response Facility (RRF)
Support to Dialogue Project The dialogue seeks to discuss steps to advance a transitional justice process that includes reparations and the safe and dignified return of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).
Libyan electricity & water sec The operational performance of the national electricity grid is stabilized in 2021 and improved in 2022
Stabilization to Recovery Transition (START) in Libya The START programme aims to capitalize on this progress and focus on the economic recovery in areas which UNDP Libya has already been working, and to enhance the humanitarian-development-peace triple nexus.
Improved Water Security in Li-UNDP-LBY-00133966 The project is structured around three main outputs seeking to strengthen national water governance and institutional frameworks by fostering collaboration among stakeholders, institutional capacity development, and integrating the water-energy nexus into decision-making processes to promote sustainability (Output 1), focusing on improving the national water infrastructure through development and implementation of a comprehensive management strategy, taking into account synergies with the water-