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Feasibility Study - Jordan: Feasibility Study: Electronic Health Records, through Government of Jordan USTDA is funding a $567,605 grant to the Electronics Health Solutions to fund a Feasibility Study (FS) to evaluate the potential of expanding an Electronic Health Records pilot project in Jordan. The FS is assisting Jordan with upgrades to its ICT health infrastructure and creating safer and more efficient medical processes.
Feasibility Study - Smart Grid Upgrades To Edco Network, through Tetra Tech, Inc. Smart Grid Upgrades to EDCO Network Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study - CONCENTRATED SOLAR POWER PLANT, through Government of Jordan This $701,192 grant partially funds a feasibility study for a Concentrated Solar Power Plant in the Ma'an Development Zone in Jordan. Implementation of this facility would help achieve the goal of increasing the use of clean and renewable sources of energy and reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Orientation Visit - JORDAN ELECTRONIC HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES, through Technical Resources International, Inc. This $170,144 Jordan Electronic Health Technologies Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) brings Jordanian health executives to the United States to meet leading U.S. information and communication technology (ICT) companies. The objective of the RTM is to expose leading representatives of Jordan's rapidly expanding health care sector to U.S. products, services and technologies in order to enhance the U.S. presence in this growing market.
Feasibility Study - SMART GRID UPGRADES TO EDCO NETWORK, through Government of Jordan This $454,500 grant partially funds a feasibility study to design a smart grid system for Jordan's Electricity Distribution Company. This study, along with similar USTDA-funded smart grid studies for the two other electricity distribution companies in Jordan, will help the country modernize its electrical grid and incorporate advanced technology to the benefit of both the Grantees, as well as private citizens who will benefit from a more efficient and reliable electrical supply. These smart grid projects complement USTDA's existing energy portfolio in Jordan, which includes projects in renewable energy generation and electricity transmission.
Technical Assistance - Amman Smart City Roadmap and Traffic Monitoring Platform Project, through CDM International Amman Smart City Roadmap and Traffic Monitoring Platform TA Project Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - Smart Grid Upgrades to Ideco Network, through Tetra Tech, Inc. Smart Grid Upgrades to IDECO Network Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL EVALUATION FOR THE JORDANIAN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, through Government of Jordan USTDA is providing a $370,000 grant to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, acting through the Jordanian Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, acting through the Jordanian National Electric Power Company to fund a Technical Evaluation for the Jordanian Electrical System. The project provides the Grantee with technical expertise pertaining to quality of service; protection and auxiliary systems; incorporating renewable resources into the planning process; restoration plan; and dispatching procedures.
Feasibility Study - WeCare Mobile Healthcare Delivery Feasibility Study, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This grant funds a feasibility study for NITAJ for Commercial Investments LLC, a Jordanian privately-owned strategic business consultancy, to create Jordans first private mobile health services. This feasibility study will help NITAJ prepare for the deployment of ten mobile dialysis vehicles and ten mobile clinic vehicles that would serve homebound and underserved patient populations in Jordans three most heavily populated governates.
Environmentally Sound Management and Final Disposal of PCBs NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Creation of Conkouati Dimonika PA Complex and Development of Community Private Sector Participation Model to Enhance PA Management Effectiveness CDCCPSPM NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Small Hydropower-based Mini-grids for Rural Electrification NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening the Management of Wildlife and Improving Livelihoods in Northern Republic of Congo NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Wildlands Protection and Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Creation of Loungo Bay Marine Protected Area to Support Turtles Conservation in Congo NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
CBSP- Integrated management of mangrove and associated wetlands and coastal forests ecosystems of the Republic of Congo NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated and Transboundary Conservation of Biodiversity in the Basins of the Republic of Congo NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Enhancing Stability in Somalia Funding under this investment aims to enhance stability and support state building efforts in Somalia. Australia's assistance will be aligned with the New Deal Compact for Somalia – an agreement between the Federal Government of Somalia and the international community – which sets a pathway to peace and stability in Somalia. Funds will be allocated through MAG International for the building of armouries for police and maritime police - in order to enable them to safely store, and be trained in storing and destroying excess small arms and light weapons (SALW). Funding will also go to the UN Support office towards Radio Bar Kulan, a Somali radio network providing a public service of impartial news, information, education and entertainment programs. It aim is to provide a service that will inform the Somali population, recognising cultural and regional differences but fostering national cohesion and peace-building. The total value of this investment is 2.0 million over 2 years, starting 2
Save the Children Disaster Risk Reduction Africa Funding for Save the Children for Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) in Oodweyne, Somaliland and supporting the ‘Enabling Children’s Action on Disasters’ project (ECAD) for DRR and CCA education in Kenya. This DRR focus will introduce medium and long term development planning for livelihood adaption in arid zones to complement short term emergency relief interventions already underway. The total value of this initiative is $1.2 million over 2 years, starting 2010-11.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2016-17 Somalia's humanitarian crisis remains among the largest and most complex in the world. A mix of drought, insecurity, surging food prices, increasing malnutrition, access constraints and funding shortages have led to a serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Somalia. Somalis continue to flee their homes due to ongoing military operations in parts of southern and central Somalia. The El Niño phenomenon has caused severe flooding in some parts of the country, and exacerbated drought in others causing further displacement. 1.1 million people are internally displaced or refugees. About 5 million people are food insecure. There are an estimated 300,000 acutely malnourished children under the age of five. Vulnerable groups such as IDPs, women and children, are significantly affected by the security situation with widespread abuses including killings, sexual violence, recruitment of minors and attacks against medical workers having been reported. Access to basic services such as
Somalia humanitarian assistance 2010-11 This initiative provides funding through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to support high priority humanitarian activities in Somalia. Somalia is in the grip of a humanitarian and security crisis that has lasted two decades. Through this funding AusAID continues to support international efforts to improve human security and enhance stability in Somalia. The total value of this initiative is $3 million expensed during 1 financial year, 2010-11.
CAR and Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2013-14 Funding under this initiative supports the International Committee of the Red Cross' (ICRC) appeal in Central African Republic (CAR) and Somalia to provide critical humanitarian aid, specifically: responding to the needs of those affected by conflict including providing health care support as a priority and improving respect for humanitarian principles; and access to water, food and medical care including to the most vulnerable groups such as Internally Displaced People (IDPs), women and children. The total value of this initiative is $9.5 million expensed in the 2013-14 financial year.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2011-12 While the 2011 Somalia famine has eased, approximately 2.34 million people (31% of the population) still need life-saving assistance in Somalia. The humanitarian situation is expected to deteriorate in May 2012, when the benefit of the current harvest will be reduced due to below normal rains. Continued conflict and civil insecurity are driving food insecurity in parts of Somalia and are likely to precipitate further population displacements, deterioration of livelihoods, and pressure on humanitarian assistance. The funding under this initiative is dispensed through the Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) for Somalia, through the United Nations Development Programme; and  (b) the Interim Phase of the Joint Health and Nutrition Programme (JHNP), a joint UNICEF, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and World Health Organisation (WHO) program providing lifesaving health and nutrition services for women and children. The total value of this initiative is $7.0 million, expensed during the 2011
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2011-12 (UNDSS) Funding under this proposal supports the development of a revised security approach for the United Nation's Country Team's operations in Mogadishu that will allow the Un to respond to the changing level of security and to increase its mobility and humanitarian impact within Somalia. The total value of Australia's contribution is $1.0 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2014-15 (ICRC) Funding under this initiative supports the International Committee of the Red Cross' (ICRC) appeal in  Somalia to provide critical humanitarian aid, specifically: responding to the needs of those affected by conflict including providing health care support as a priority and improving respect for humanitarian principles; and access to water, food and medical care including to the most vulnerable groups such as Internally Displaced People (IDPs), women and children. The total value of this initiative is $2 million expensed in the 2014-15 financial year
Somalia Resilience Program (SomReP) The Somalia Resilience Program (SomReP) is one of a number of resilience programs aimed at building the resilience of vulnerable populations in Somalia to withstand recurrent shocks (such as drought, flood, conflict). The program is being implemented by a coalition of key international non-government organisations working in some of the most difficult areas of Somalia, many of which have recently emerged from Al-Shabaab control. SomReP works to assist local communities rebuild and improve the quality and value of productive assets (livestock, seeds, tools) as a means of increasing food security, stimulating markets, increasing local incomes. The aim is to help people become self-sufficient and reduce their need for continued humanitarian assistance. Australian assistance will support work in three districts, through World Vision, Oxfam, and Action Against Hunger (ACF).  The funding will be used to: 	strengthen community livelihoods by increasing household productive assets (livestock,
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2011-12 (UNICEF) The Somalia Humanitarian Assistance initiative provides support through UNICEF for a joint United Nations Accelerated Young Child Survival and Maternal Health program delivering critical maternal and child health services in all three regions of Somalia. The program will enhance child survival and contribute to the development of better care and life-saving assistance for mothers through: expanding access and utilisation of basic health systems; improved quality of standardised maternal, neonatal and child services at health posts and maternal and child health clinics; improved communication to promote positive behavioural change and improved health-seeking behaviours; and expanding response to female genital mutilation. The total value of this initiative is $2.0 million to be expensed over the 2011-12 financial year.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2017-18 Somalia's humanitarian crisis remains among the largest and most complex in the world. A mix of drought, insecurity, surging food prices, increasing malnutrition, access constraints and funding shortages have led to a serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Somalia. Somalis continue to flee their homes due to ongoing military operations in parts of southern and central Somalia. The El Niño phenomenon has caused severe flooding in some parts of the country, and exacerbated drought in others causing further displacement. The number of people facing humanitarian need has grown considerably over the past 12 months. Of the 6.7 million people (over half the population) in need of humanitarian assistance, 3.2 million face ‘crisis’ and ‘emergency’ levels of food security. It is estimated that more than 1.5 million women of childbearing age and nearly 130,000 pregnant women may require urgent care. In the first half of 2017, there have been 71,663 reported cases of acute watery d
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2010 Funding under this initiative provides funding through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to provide critical humanitarian assistance, livelihood support and medical care to civilians affected by conflict.  Despite security challenges in Somalia, the ICRC has maintained a strong presence and high operational capacity in Somalia since 1982 through its strict principles of neutrality and independence, regular contact with all parties to the conflict, and a longstanding and close relationship with its Somali field officers and the Somalia Red Crescent Society. Funding under this initiative is also provided to United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) to provide vital support to the provision of security to humanitarian workers in Somalia. The total value of this initiative is $5.5 million expensed during 1 financial year, 2009-10.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2012-13 Funding under this initiative provides support to the Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to provide assistance for the humanitarian situation in Somalia. More than 2.51 million people remain in crisis and an additional 1.29 million people are at risk of sliding back into crisis without sustained humanitarian assistance.  With below-average rainfall in parts of southern Somalia it is likely the humanitarian situation will deteriorate further in the coming months.  Access and security remain the two key issues in delivery of humanitarian assistance in Somalia.  The CHF plays a critical role in ensuring an effective humanitarian response in this challenging operating environment through regular rounds, and its emergency reserve, it is able to adapt to the rapidly changing environment, fill gaps in assistance as they emerge and take advantage of any improvement in access. The total value of this initiative is $9.0 million expensed during
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2011-12 (FAO) The Somalia Humanitarian Assistance initiative provides support to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to improve the livelihoods of agro-pastoral communities in humanitarian emergency and acute food crisis in south central Somalia; and protecting pastoral community livelihood assets in south central Somalia and enhancing community capacity to cope with shock through integrated approach. The total value of this initiative is $2.0 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2014-15 Funding under this initiative provides humanitarian support through the United Nations Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) for Somalia. The humanitarian situation in Somalia is dire. Approximately 2.9 million people require humanitarian assistance, including 1.1 million displaced people and an estimated 200,000 acutely malnourished children under the age of five. Resources under this initiative are to address humanitarian priorities including for health care, food assistance, nutrition, livelihoods, education, shelter, protection and logistics. The total value of this initiative is $5.0 million expensed in the 2014-15 financial year.
Early Recovery Food Security Somalia Provision of grant funding to Food Agriculture Organisation Somalia for Emergency Response Programme (ERP) to the humanitarian crisis in Somalia, funded under the Food Security through Rural Development II budget measure. This initiative provides critical food security and livelihood assistance to Somali farmers, herders and institutions to recover from the 2011 famine and drought while simultaneously building longer-term resilience. The total value of this initiative is $2.9 million during the 2011-12 financial year.
Somalia Humanitarian Assistance 2015-16 (CHF) Funding under this initiative provides assistance in response to the humanitarian crisis in Somalia through the Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) managed by the UN Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and funded through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The CHF prioritises and allocates funding for international agencies and NGOs, improving coordination, speed and coherence in Somalia. The total value of Australia's contribution under this initiative is $5 million to be expensed during the 2015-16 financial year.
Water and Sanitation in Tourist Areas The objectives the Project are: (i) strengthening and consolidating the policy framework of the water and sanitation sector in the Dominican Republic; (ii) improving and expanding access to sanitation and wastewater treatment and disposal services in the Puerto Plata region; (iii) improving the financial and operational performance of CORAAPPLATA, the regional's water utility; and (iv) enhancing operational and commercial performance of other regional utilities.
Health Sector Reform Second Phase APL (PARSS 2) The Project's Development Objectives are to: (i) Improve the capacity of Regional Health Services (RHS)  to deliver, in a timely fashion, quality services known to improve the health of mothers, children and people with chronic conditions by public providers at the first level of care; (ii) improve health system responsiveness, defined here as the institutional capacity of public sector health organizations to conduct strategic purchasing of health care services and goods, and to respond to public health emergencies.
DO Electricity Distribution Rehabilitation Project The Project development objective is to (a) increase the Cash Recovery Index of the three electricity distribution companies and (b) improve the quality of electricity service.
Dominican Republic  DRM Development Policy Loan with a Cat DDO Project Development Objective The development objective of the proposed operation is to support the Government of the Dominican Republic in (a) strengthening institutions for improved climate and disaster resilience in priority sectors and (b) establishing mandatory regulations for climate and disaster risk reduction in public investment and construction works.
Dominican Republic Water Sector Modernization Program The objectives of the Operation are to: (i) improve the planning capacity and operational and commercial efficiency of selected water supply and sanitation institutions; and (ii) increase access to safely managed water and sanitation services in selected water stressed areas.
DO Emergency Recovery & Disaster Mgmt The project development objective is to: (i) restore and strengthen priority, irrigation, electricity, water, and sanitation infrastructure damaged by Tropical Storms Olga and Noel or at risk of damage from future storms, and (ii) strengthen INDRHI s and CDEEE's capacity for future risk management.
Support to the National Education Pact Project The objective of the Project is to improve the Borrower&amp;rsquo;s capacity to: (i) recruit and train primary and secondary school teachers, (ii) assess student learning in primary and secondary education, (iii) evaluate the quality of service provided by Public Early Childhood Development Centers, and (iv) enhance the process for decentralizing public school management.&amp;nbsp;
Dominican Republic Emergency Response and Resilience Project The objectives of the Project are to support the Dominican Republic's emergency response and recovery needs and to strengthen its institutional capacity to manage risks posed by natural hazards and the effects of climate change
Electricity Reform for Sustainable Growth Development Policy Loan The Development Objective is to establish the policy foundations for: (i) strengthening sector governance, (ii) enhancing climate resilience and social and environmental sustainability, and (iii) improving the financial self-sufficiency and operational performance of the electricity sector.
Dominican Republic COVID-19 Crisis Response Support The Program's development objective is to respond to the COVID-19 emergency by (i) supporting the capacity of the health system; (ii) providing income support to poor and vulnerable households; and (iii) reducing the tax burden on households and corporations.
Dominican Republic Second DRM Development Policy Loan with a Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option The proposed operation aims at supporting the GoDR's management of risks resulting from natural and public health adverse events, by (i) strengthening disaster risk reduction in territorial planning and the housing sector, and (ii) strengthening disaster risk preparedness, response and recovery through shock-responsive social protection and fiscal risk management.
Support for the Implementation of the Public Administration Reform and Modernization Plan To improve the efficiency, accessibility, and responsiveness of selected administrative services for citizens and businesses.
INTEGRATED SOCIAL PROTECTION AND PROMOTION PROJECT The Project Development Objective is to improve access of the Borrower's poor citizens to an integrated package of social protection and promotion opportunities, including in particular human capital, enhanced employability, and housing improvements in selected provinces.
Water Supply and Wastewater Services Improvement Project To increase access to and improve quality and efficiency of water supply and sanitation services in target areas of the Dominican Republic.
Caribbean Regional Communications Infrastructure Prog - Dominican Rep. The project development objective is to increase access to regional broadband networks and advance the development of ICT-enabled services in the Dominican Republic and in the Caribbean Region.
DR Resilient Agriculture and Integrated Water Resources Management The Project Development Objective is to contribute to improved sustainable landscape management and access to water supply and sanitation services in targeted river basins.
Support to the National Housing Program Project The objective of the Project is to increase access to affordable and resilient housing for eligible households in the Dominican Republic.
Distribution Efficiency Improvement and Utility Strengthening Project The project development objective is to improve the governance and financial and environmental sustainability of the electricity distribution companies in the Dominican Republic.