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Fisheries: Minimise Seabird Bycatch in South-West Pacific This Activity provides bridging funding for six months to continue a programme focussed on improving compliance with the Seabird Conservation and Management Measure at the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC). It specifically targets vessels operating in the high seas out of Suva. Activities include education and outreach, government liaison, monitoring of vessels for compliance, and supporting a community group to produce mitigation materials.
Fisheries: Pacific Fisheries Development - Phase II A five-year activity enabling the provision of Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) technical advice that contributes to improved fisheries governance, management, development and compliance by Pacific Island fisheries agencies.
Collaborate Pacific 2020-2021 Collaborate Pacific is a contestable fund that supports effective governance, leadership, regional cooperation, and sustainable development in the Pacific.
Health activity design To fund specialists for timely and quality advice to the Health Regional programme on activity concepts, design, review and strategic planning for the development of new health initiatives.
Strengthening Pacific Labour Mobility III 2023-28 Programme of activities supporting regional labour mobility.  The activity will include direct support to Pacific governments’ labour sending units, technical assistance, and partnerships with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Enterprise (MBIE) and other regional partners.
Improve decision making through Ocean Knowledge - Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science (PCCOS) Supporting the establishment of the Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science (PCCOS), which is a science information and data hub incorporating local knowledge and traditions. The platform, hosted by the Pacific Community (SPC), aims to help Pacific Island governments and communities easily access the ocean science and expertise they need to make informed decisions and to protect and sustainably manage ocean resources.
Women in Leadership Provides funding through Vital Voices Global Partnership to develop capacity of emerging women leaders by training and support to implement projects in-country.
World Health Organization (WHO) Continued Strengthening of Pacific Emergency Medical Teams 2023-2025 This Activity supports the World Health Organisation to strengthen Emergency Medical Team coordination and national health response capacities in six Pacific countries: Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu
The Pacific Community (SPC) Climate Action Finance <em>Scale-up the Pacific Community's capability, tools and systems for accelerated delivery of its Climate Change Flagship Programme, an integrated programme of climate action and climate finance </em><em>mobilisation.</em>
South Pacific Council of Youth and Children’s Courts (SPCYCC) Annual Meeting This actiivty relates to the annual meeting of the South Pacific Council of Youth and Children’s Courts.
Activity Resourcing - Infrastructure, Energy, Transport, and Agriculture This Activity will support the effective delivery of New Zealand’s International Development Cooperation through resourcing development activities managed in the Infrastructure, Energy, Transport and Agriculture sectors with appropriate sector and project management expertise.
Pacific Community (SPC) Core Funding 2020-2024 The Pacific Community (SPC) is the key provider of technical, research and scientific expertise in the region in agriculture, fisheries science, public health, statistics, geoscience, maritime safety, youth and gender. This activity is for New Zealand's annual membership fees and programmatic support to SPC.
PICTicipate (from 18/19) - A13125 PICTicipate is a contestable fund that supports the attendance of Pacific Island citizens at regional and international events (conferences, workshops, meetings, etc) where their attendance will strengthen ownership of regional and international development processes, and provide capacity building and knowledge transfer.
Transport: Pacific Aviation Support Services MFAT will use specialist aviation services to ensure that PICs are provided with high quality advice when they request assistance from New Zealand on potential and existing aviation activities.
Judicial Pacific Participation Fund Supporting the professional development of Pacific judicial and court officers by funding Pacific judiciary to attend judicial conferences and study visits to New Zealand, and to provide mentoring of Pacific judicial and court officers by members of the New Zealand judiciary either within New Zealand or through in-country visits to Pacific Island Countries.
Pacific Health Security Coordination Plan Funding support for the development of a Pacific Health Security Coordination Plan, to assess gaps and provide detailed plans for full implementation of International Health Regulations 2005 health security capacity commitments in the Pacific.
2016-25 New Zealand Medical Assistance Team Memorandum of Understanding This Activity supports the New Zealand Medical Assistance Team (NZMAT) to build capability for rapid offshore deployments in the Pacific, and on a case by case basis outside of the Pacific.
Country Programme Evaluations To assess the impact of the four country Programmes and how effectively they are being managed. The 2014/15 Programme evaluations will include the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau and Samoa.
PICTicipate 18/19 Additional Pool Additional contestable funding pool to accommodate the significant increase in PICTicipate applications received during the 2018/2019 financial year.
Pacific Financial Technical Assistance Centre (PFTAC) Phase 5 A contribution of NZ$18m over six years to the International Monetary Fund’s Pacific Financial Technical Assistance Centre, to deliver technical assistance to Pacific countries on public financial management reform, revenue policy and administration, macroeconomic statistics, and financial sector supervision.
2017 - 2029 MFAT Relief Supplies The procurement of relief supplies to ensure effective New Zealand Government humanitarian responses.
Local Government Technical Assistance Facility 2017-2022 The Local Government Technical Assistance Facility supports NZ local government employees to work with their equivalents in Pacific Island Countries to share technical knowledge and capability. Common areas of focus are urban planning, asset management and governance.
University of South Pacific Intranet Infrastructure Upgrade This activity will upgrade the satellite connectivity infrastructure that connects University of South Pacific campuses across 14 countries. Current infrastructure is coming to end of life and requires upgrading. New connectivity infrastructure will enable USP to better connect staff and students to new academic digital services, and improve local desktop services in remote campuses.
Support for the Implementation of the Pacific Regional Education Framework Phase 1 This Activity will support the delivery of the Pacific Regional Education Framework to deliver sustainable, affordable and high quality education goods and services that are accessible to all countries through partnerships and a commitment to regionalism.
Pacific Uptake of NZ Temporary Work Visas - Enablers, Barriers and Opportunities This research aims to understand the enablers and barriers influencing the Pacific uptake of specific work visa schemes (Recognised Seasonal Employment Visa, and Essential Skills Work Visa) ; and the opportunities for increasing Pacific visa uptake which is crucial to informing the Ministry’s work in the Pacific labour mobility space.
Pacific Literacy Programme Training and support for teachers and principals to use effective strategies for teaching and assessing literacy. Relevant and technically sound materials purchased/developed/distributed for teaching literacy. A manual(s) provided for effective literacy acquisition and feedback given on effectiveness of programme initiatives.
Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders Meeting - Host Country Support New Zealand standing commitment to provide $200,000 funding assistance for Pacific Islands Forum Leaders' Meeting host countries.
University of the South Pacific USP provides higher education including Distance and Flexible Learning for 12 Pacific Islands countries, with approximately 20,000 students.
Pacific Multi-country Secretariat of the Regional Environment Programme: Sustainable materials manag This relates to the Pacific Multi-country Secretariat of the Regional Environment Programme
Strengthening Pacific Labour Mobility II 2017-22 This five year (2017-2022) Strengthening Pacific Labour Mobility Activity builds on phase one of the Activity and extends the implementation scope to support growth in the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme, as well as develop new labour mobility initiatives in new sectors and improve delivery and outcomes in the Pacific.
PPSCC Pacific Public Service Commissioners Conference 2019 Funding to host the 2019 Pacific Public Service Commissioners Conference. This will see public service leaders from across the Pacific come to discuss shared issues of management and reform, in the context of strengthening governance mechanisms in the region.
Evaluation of New Zealand Customs Service MFAT Partnership Arrangement for Customs Sector Developmen This evaluation will assess the impact of the Partnership Arrangement in delivering strategic outcomes in the Pacific. It will provide an evidence base to help MFAT and the NZCS to:  •	Underpin the overall coherence and future strategic direction of New
Send Money Pacific Interim Funding Funding  contribution to maintain the Send Money Pacific (SMP) (www.sendmoneypacific.org) website. SMP compares the total costs for sending money (parcels of $200 or $500) from Australia, NZ and the USA to eight Pacific countries (Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Tuvalu and PNG)
Pacific Small Island Developing States Development Financing Analysis To deepen the analytical and evidence base on the sustainable development financial trends and challenges facing Small Island Developing States (SIDS)  in the Pacific.  This work is being undertaken by OECD and UNDP.
SPREP Programme Support This activity provides an annual membership fee and contribution to work programmes.
Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) Core Funding 2021-2023 To achieve good outcomes for the Pacific region PIFS works to:
<ul>  <li>Enable an informed political dialogue for Pacific regionalism;</li>  <li>Enable effective financing and governance to deliver; and</li>  <li>Enable coherent political strategy and advocacy for the realisation of Leaders’ priorities.</li> </ul>
2020-23 Disability Inclusion in Pacific Humanitarian Action This activity aims to ensure people with disabilities have equitable access to humanitarian assistance by supporting organisations that represent people with disabilities (DPOs) to participate in humanitarian preparedness and response activities.
Evaluation: Formative Evaluation of the Climate Change Delivery Team This activity will undertake an independent formative evaluation to assess the effectiveness of the Programme Delivery Team (PDT) model.
The PDT is an integral part of the overall Climate Change Programme (CCP) ‘intervention’ and therefore determining its effectiveness in enabling achievement of CCP aspirations is critical.
Covid-19: Rapid-Response Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Stockpile for the Pacific This Activity has been created to purchase and preposition Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and medical supplies in New Zealand to enable a rapid response in the event of a significant outbreak of Covid-19 in the Pacific.
Pacific Voice Phase II This activity aims to amplify Pacific voice, by supporting Pacific Island Countries (PICs) to tell their story and influence global negotiations with greater impact by increasing technical &amp; institutional capability/capacity to effectively engage in international climate change negotiations, increase &amp; sustain gender equitable presence &amp; visibility at international climate-related events, and increase PIC credibility by demonstrating commitment to the Paris Agreement goals.
Disaster Risk Management:  response mechanisms This Activity is to ensure an effective NZ humanitarian contribution to sudden onset disasters by maintaining deployable capability to be deployed on request at short notice in response to disaster globally.
Private Sector Development: Pacific Online Business Registries Assist Pacific Island countries to introduce, or upgrade to, tailored online business registration systems.
Mid-term Review: The Pacific Community (SPC) core funding Mid-term review of core funding for the Pacific Community (SPC) spanning 2020-2024. To assess: <ol>  <li>SPC performance in delivering on Strategic and Divisional Plans utilising core funding (focusing on DAC evaluation criteria)</li>  <li>how the funding arrangement structure and partnership approach have enabled and/or constrained success</li>  <li>how monitoring and partnership management arrangements have enabled and/or constrained success</li>  <li>any risks, issues or adjustments needed for final two years of funding.</li> </ol>
2019 Pacific Parliamentary Forum This activity will support parliamentary strengthening in the Pacific through delivering the third Pacific Parliamentary Forum, hosted in New Zealand. This year's Forum will see around 40 MPs from across the Pacific engage in a week-long tailored programme of events, hosted by the New Zealand Parliament.
The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) Programme Support 2016-2019 This activity covers our partnership with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).
It includes the membership fee and core funding contribution to work programmes and the extension of support for SPREP through 2019 in line with the PACREG 4YP Governance Group Decision on the 10th of December 2018
Regional: Strengthen the technical capability of the Oceania Customs Organisation Technical and financial support to the Oceanic Customs Organisation to assist Pacific customs agencies in removing significant barriers to trade; increasing revenue collection; and strengthening border control.
Agriculture: Pacific Agribusiness Initiative This project is a multi-faceted agribusiness support initiative that would contribute to improving the overall productive capacity of the Pacific including through assisting with a select number of value chains for products in one or more countries. Potential interventions would span across the value chain including at the production level, the supply chain/logistics level, and the market level.
Disaster Risk Management: Rapid Response Capability This Activity is to strengthen disaster response in targeted Pacific Island countries through the rapid deployment of experienced Emergency Management Personnel.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Intellectual Property Rights Seminar for Judges
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities IP Training Programs for Indian Enforcement Officials including Police and Customs - Joint Programs (total of 5 programs) with Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) for senior Indian Police and Customs officials
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities US-based Training for Indian Customs to prepare for US-India Joint Border Enforcement Operation Count
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities DOC /ITA /India office of the Partnership for Safe Medicines(PSM India) / USPTO - India Patient Safety and Spurious Drug Detection and Authentication Technology Workshop on Building International Cooperation to Protect Patients
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities World IP Day 2012-Conference on National IP Policy
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities GIPA / FICCI Industry Consultation on MIBs Task Force Recommendations on Piracy
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities USPTO New Delhi / Indian Intellectual Property Office (IPO) - Biotech and Life Sciences Roundtable
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Consortium of Women Entrepreneurs of India (CWEI) / Ministry of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) / USPTO New Delhi India - Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights for Women in Traditional Sectors
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities International Conference & Exposition "IPEX 2012" -Monetizing and Managing IP assets for Business Excellence Enabling Indian Industry, Institutions and MSMEs to leverage IP assets for Sustainable Development
PAPA Between USAID/India & USDOC To provide legal/regulatory technical assistance to India to delevop its shale gas resources
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights - Focus on Geographical Indications and Trademarks for Women in Traditional Sectors
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Cetacean line-transect survey in U.S. U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Cetacean line-transect survey in U.S. International research IFA to conduct a symposium and cetacean line-transect survey in U.S. in Fall 2018 through Government of India.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Regional: International IP Symposium for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Cetacean line-transect survey in India U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Cetacean line-transect survey in India through Government of India.
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Capacity Building Program for the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) of Indian IPR Border Enforcement Officials
MOU between USAID and DOC to Transfer Funds to support shale gas initiatives Funds provided to carry outlegal/regulatory technical assistance to help India to develop its shale gas resources
Reverse Trade Mission - Gas-Fired Power Reverse Trade Mission, through Maritz, LLC Gas-Fired Power Reverse Trade Mission
Definitional Mission - Natural Gas and Petrochemicals DM, through Innovation Network LLC This $80,000 Definitional Mission identifies and evaluates opportunities related to the natural gas and petrochemicals sectors for USTDA funding consideration, and develops a scope of work, budget, selection criteria and advertising plan and providing technical advice during the contractor selection process for a strategic natural gas utilization consultancy.
Reverse Trade Mission - Gas-Fired Power, through Maritz, LLC The Gas-Fired Power Reverse Trade Mission will help representatives from Turkmenistan's electric power industry to learn about U.S. technology and solutions and make connections with U.S. vendors. The eight-day visit will include participation by senior representatives of the Government of Turkmenistan and public sector companies and include travel to Washington, DC, Greenville, SC, and other U.S. location(s) to demonstrate U.S. technical and policy solutions and best practices.
Empowered Tanzanian civil society for fostered justice & human rights in natural resource governance Tanzanian communities and civil society organisations are empowered to engage government and industry in fostering access to justice, good governance and human rights in natural resource governance This project aims to strengthen Tanzanian civil society organisations and communities with knowledge, skills, tools and opportunities to make sure that communities in Tanzania can benefit maximally from the extraction of natural resources (such as minerals and oil) while having to suffer the least harm possible from these extractive operations. In this way, Tanzania’s natural wealth can be a powerful driver of positive change and a way to improve the quality of life and overall wellbeing of Tanzania’s inhabitants, and not in the least its most disadvantaged ones.

To make sure people’s basic rights are better respected and protected, and their voices better heard by those in charge of business and policy decision-making, this project focusses on tackling three main stumbling blocks: 
(1) the limited understanding and poor documentation of the harms and benefits of natural resource extraction and the real-life negative and positive impacts on the people affected by the exploitation o...(+11 characters extra in FundHub text) -	community representatives 
-	civil society organisations (local, national and international)
-	small-scale miners’ associations, incl. the Tanzania Women Miners’ Association 
-	trade unions 
-	industry associations & businesses 
-	local government authorities 
-	ministries and governmental agencies 
-	academics
-	Tanzanian Judiciary (Court of Appeal, High Court, and Subordinate)
Soutien à la société civile pour un développement inclusif au Burundi Renforcer les capacités de la société civile pour influencer les décideurs sur les questions de droits de l’homme et de l’état de droit A travers la participation civique, le résultat vise à opérer un changement paradigmatique vers une approche du développement fondée sur l'État de droit et les droits de l'homme. En retour, ce changement contribuera à rendre le développement socio-économique plus inclusif et durable. Le résultat s'appuie sur les réalisations antérieures d'ASF au Burundi, et est en ligne avec la stratégie régionale d'ASF pour l'Afrique de l'Est. Le résultat se concentre sur les organisations de la société civile, mais offre également des voies d’engagement avec les institutions publiques, en particulier celles des secteurs justice et sécurité, ainsi que les institutions locales. Le programme travaillera à travers trois domaines de résultats clés. Dans le cadre du résultat 1 "Les organisations de base et les OSC améliorent leurs méthodes d'engagement avec les détenteurs d'obligations", il est prévu que les OSC et les organisations de base améliorent leur capacité à servir de relais entre les populations affectées et les détenteurs d'obligations, en vue d'activer ces derniers dans la recherche de solutions aux problèmes de justice rencontrés. Dans le cadre du résultat 2 "Les OSC et les PSAL sont capables d'accompagner les populations locales dans la recherche de solutions", les données collectées dans le cadre du résultat 1 sont mobilisées en faveur de l'accès à la justice pour les bénéficiaires finaux. Sous le résultat 3 : les OSC influencent les décideurs nationaux et régionaux pour adopter des réformes positives. Ce résultat intervient à deux niveaux différents : (1) il cherche à alimenter les décideurs politiques et les acteurs de la société civile avec des produits analytiques pour informer les réformes politiques ; (2) il cherche à contraindre les décideurs à adopter des réformes par l'utilisation de mécanismes de contrôle aux niveaux national et régional. Victimes de conflits fonciers et de VBG 
Enfants membres des clubs scolaires
Détenteurs d’obligation en matière de droits de l’Homme dans les provinces d’intervention : institutions locales, entreprises, agents de l’Etat 
Leaders communautaires dans les provinces
Facilitateurs communautaires  dans les provinces
Membres des OSC engagé dans des activités de renforcement de capacités 
Membres des communautés dans les provinces
Mobiliser la société civile pour un développement durable et inclusif basé sur l'état de droit et les droits humains 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.