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Comoros: Improving public-private dialogue and quality management systems to benefit from Economic Partnership Agreement with the EU Further to the ratification of the Economic Partnerships agreements in January 2019 by the Comoros, this initiative which is supported financially by the European Union, and technically by ITC, aims to 1) advance the industrialization of The Comoros by improving the business environment and 2) improving the capacity to conform to higher product standards. &nbsp;The initiative will build on the ongoing work on strengthening public-private dialogue platforms as well as efforts to consolidate the attractiveness of the Comorian origin. The technical cooperation will focus not only on trainings and advisory services, but also on putting these into use during the life of the project. UNIDO will in parallel provide technical support to existing business incubators serving Comorian SMEs.&nbsp;
Tonga First Inclusive Growth Development Policy Operation The objective of this programmatic series is to support an improved framework for inclusive growth by strengthening fiscal and public sector management, creating a more stable and conducive regulatory framework for business and ensuring a minimum level of protections, particularly for vulnerable groups. The policy areas under consideration for the proposed operation include: i) Tax policy and risk-based compliance reforms to support progressive revenue mobilization ; ii) a strategic medium-term debt management framework and fiscal anchoring system; iii) implementation of a new public sector remuneration framework to ensure adequate pay and fiscal sustainability; iv) procurement and or financial management system reform; v) regulatory reform in telecoms and utilities to support competitive practices and pricing; vi) reform to support foreign investment; vii) launch of a new program of Public Enterprise reform.
Tonga Digital Government Support Project The objective of the Project is to improve the Recipient's capacity for digital public service delivery.
Pacific Regional Connectivity Program The objective of the Pacific Regional Connectivity Program is to reduce the cost and increase the availability of international bandwidth for participating countries, and thereby facilitate the development of a wide range of ICT applications to support social andeconomic development in the Pacific region. 
 
 Phase 1. Tonga-Fiji Connectivity Project:  The objective of the proposed Project isto improve the enabling environment for telecommunications and ICT in Tonga, including greater competition and increased access to infrastructure and services by reducing the costs of international connectivity and strengthening the telecommunications regulatory framework.  Access to the capacity on this new infrastructure will be available on an open-access basis. Expected sector-specific outcomes are:  (a) increased international connectivity; (b) improved enabling environment; and (c) increased access to ICT services.
Statistical Innovation and Capacity Building in Tonga To improve the quality and efficiency of welfare data collection, and accessibility to comparable welfare data in Tonga.
Tonga First Resilience Development Policy Operation The Program Development Objective is to: (i) strengthen public finances; (ii) enhance resilience to the effects of climate change and disasters; and (iii) improve skills and labor mobility.
Tonga Safe and Resilient Schools Project To: (i) enhance the safety and resilience of selected education facilities; (ii) improve the quality of data-driven education management, curricula and assessments in the selected educational programs; and (iii) in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
Tonga: Pathway to Sustainable Oceans To improve management of selected fisheries and aquaculture in the Recipient's territory.
Skills and Employment for Tongans The Project Development Objective is to improve opportunities for secondary school progression and facilitate the transition to jobs in the domestic and overseas labor markets for Tongans.
Tonga First Fiscal, Disaster, and Climate Resilience Development Policy Operation with a Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option
First Economic Reform Support Operation To improve the mobilization and use of public resources while addressing constraints to private sector development.
Tonga: Supporting Recovery after Dual Shocks Development Policy Operation The program development objective is to: (1) assist firms to maintain business continuity, protect livelihoods and support vulnerable households to maintain their investment in human capital; and (2) lay the foundations for a sustainable economic recovery.
Tonga Climate Resilient Transport Project II To improve the climate resilience and safety of the Recipient's transport sector, and in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.
Tonga Post Tsunami Reconstruction The Project Development Objective is to assist the Government of Tonga to implement its Niuatoputapu Priority Tsunami Recovery Program aimed at recovering the living standards of the population living in the island affected by the tsunami of September 30, 2009, through the reconstruction of residential houses with auxiliary infrastructure facilities in Niuatoputapu, and strengthening Tonga's capacity to address future natural disasters.
Tonga Climate Resilient Transport Project Improve the climate resilience of the Recipient's transport sector, and in the event of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, to providean immediate response to the Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
Pacific Resilience Program The objective of the Project is to strengthen early warning, resilient investments and financial protection of Tonga.
Tonga Cyclone Ian Reconstruction and Climate Resilience Project The objectives of the Project are to: (a) strengthen the climate resilience of housing and selected community facilities for the affected population of Haâapai; and (b) strengthen the Recipientâs preparedness to recover from future natural disasters.
Ms. Ulrichia Rabefitiavana YALI Rabefitiavana Fostering Corporate Responsibility in Madagascar Project
YAL - Viavy Fish Shop The group seeks to expand fish production through the expansion of creating an online platform for fishermen to sell and buyers to procure fish.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) - Bee Mada - Beekeeping Bee Mada plans to increase both sales and revenues of Bee Mada members and non-members by exporting certified organic honey, honey by-products and fruits.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) - Jus Trade - Delivery Services The purpose of this organization is to provide delivery services to retail stores with no delivery cost to the retailer.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) - Fereau Technologie The concept is to provide ethanol as an alternative for domestic use of charcoal and firewood mainly from cassava which is a raw materials available in 80% of area in Madagascar and from sugar cane. The distillation unit may also transform the prohibited Malagasy traditional alcoholic beverage into ethanol.
YALI - Razafindrabesa - Cassava Bread Factory Regular access to healthy food is a challenge for low income people in Madagascar. Tsiferana is working to provide cassava bread as an affordable, healthy food that lifts customers out of hunger daily as well as build capacity for Malagasy youth by partnering with vocational training center to teach skills in bread manufacturing.
YALI - Tafangy - Aeromedical Health Center Access to affordable healthcare in Madagascar is a challenge that many women and families face. Through Aeromedical Health Center, Tafangy is improving the health and well-being of women in Madagascar by expanding a women-run clinic providing affordable care for vulnerable populations.
Zambia Biofortified Maize Project The AgResults Zambia Biofortified Maize Project was conceived as a five-year, US $7 million Pay-for-Results prize competition to incentivize seed companies and millers to increase the awareness and consumption of biofortified, pro-Vitamin A (PVA) maize. The competition targeted both maize millers and seed companies to increase demand and supply of PVA maize meal and seed respectively.
Energy Sector Reform Contract II The overall objective of the 11th EDF Budget Support continues building on the successful 10th Budget Support initiatives and continuous support to improve energy efficiency and promote renewable energy.
Technical Cooperation Facility and Support to Civil Society Programme The action will support to Develop human and technical capacities in government where necessary to enhance 11th  EDF  programming and implementation & facilitate complementary support such as audit and  evaluation
Expenditure verification of Vanuatu, Samoa and Tonga Multi-annual Programme Estimates <p>Expenditure verification of Vanuatu (FED/2020/418-309), Samoa (FED/2018/396-758 &amp; FED/2017/390-552) and Tonga (FED/2017/385-528) Multi-annual Programme Estimates</p>
TONGA ¿ Technical assistance to the energy sector Contract related to: TONGA ¿ Technical assistance to the energy sector   - The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to the Kingdom of Tonga¿s sustainable and inclusive low carbon development. The Specific Objective (Outcome) of this action is to improve the enabling environment and governance of the energy sector in Tonga in order to sustainably enhance access to modern, sustainable, reliable, safe and affordable energy services and increase energy efficiency for all. The induced Outputs to be delivered by this action are : 1. The institutional, regulatory and policy framework of the energy sector is more coherent, strengthened and conducive to the development of sustainable energy and the promotion of energy efficiency; 2. The electricity supply network of Nuku¿alofa is further upgraded and more resilient to natural disasters.
Technical Cooperation Facility and Support to Civil Society Programme (TECCSO) The Action will help address the issues of limited capacities in national administration in Tonga, limited capacities of Civil Society Organisations and limited linkages between CSOs and Government in development cooperation. It will contribute to achieving the priorities set in the Tonga Strategic Development Framework and help achieve key Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) notably on Gender (SDG5), on energy (SDG7), inclusive society for development (SDG16) and objectives 17,18 and 19 of the Gender Action Plan II.
Budget Support to Tonga Contract related to: Budget Support to Tonga - The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to the Kingdom of Tonga¿s sustainable and inclusive low carbon development. The Specific Objective (Outcome) of this action is to improve the enabling environment and governance of the energy sector in Tonga in order to sustainably enhance access to modern, sustainable, reliable, safe and affordable energy services and increase energy efficiency for all. The induced Outputs to be delivered by this action are : 1. The institutional, regulatory and policy framework of the energy sector is more coherent, strengthened and conducive to the development of sustainable energy and the promotion of energy efficiency; 2. The electricity supply network of Nuku¿alofa is further upgraded and more resilient to natural disasters.
Support to Energy in Tonga (SET) The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to the Kingdom of Tonga¿s sustainable and inclusive low carbon development. The Specific Objective (Outcome) of this action is to improve the enabling environment and governance of the energy sector in Tonga in order to sustainably enhance access to modern, sustainable, reliable, safe and affordable energy services and increase energy efficiency for all. The induced Outputs to be delivered by this action are : 1. The institutional, regulatory and policy framework of the energy sector is more coherent, strengthened and conducive to the development of sustainable energy and the promotion of energy efficiency; 2. The electricity supply network of Nuku¿alofa is further upgraded and more resilient to natural disasters.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Strengthening of DOTS Strategy and Improving National Tuberculosis Programme, Including Multidrug resistant and Infection Control, in Bosnia and Herzegovina The TB burden in Bosnia and Herzegovina is moderate in comparison with other countries in the World Health Organization European Region. The goal of the program supported by this grant is to cost effectively reduce the TB burden, which has remained steady in recent years, and further consolidate and fortify National Tuberculosis Programme efforts aimed at its sustainable reduction. The program will continue and further develop ongoing activities initiated under the Round 6 grant. It is also aligned with national objectives for strengthening the governance and coordination of health systems and for the further development of primary health care and family medicine, among other reform efforts. The main beneficiaries of this grant will be TB and multidrug-resistant TB patients, ethnic minorities and Roma populations, prisoners and migrants, and other vulnerable populations living in poor conditions. The population at large will also benefit from a decrease in TB and from strengthened health systems.
Scaling up Universal Access for Most at Risk Population in Bosnia and Herzegovina The first case of HIV was registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1986. By the end of 2009 the country had registered 134 people living with HIV. The goal of the program supported by this grant is to reduce HIV transmission and improve HIV treatment, care and support in the country. This program will target the following groups that have been identified as being at higher risk of becoming infected with HIV: people who inject drugs, men who have sex with men, sex workers and their clients, cross-border migrants, migrant workers, internally displaced persons, refugees and prisoners, as well as the Roma population and youth who are not referred to specifically as target groups in the National HIV Strategy. The activities funded by this grant  will build on those funded under the Round 5 grant to help ensure that HIV prevalence remains below 1 percent in the general population – a key outcome under the current national strategy – and to improve quality of life for people living with and affected by HIV.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
BiH Floods Emergency Recovery Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to meet critical needs and restore functionality of infrastructure essential for public services and economic recovery in floods affected areas.
Health Systems Improvement Project The Project Development Objective is to contribute to improvement in the quality of care and in the financial sustainability of thehealth care systems in Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Emergency COVID-19 Project The project development objective is to prevent, detect, and respond to the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Agriculture Resilience and Competitiveness Project The Project Development Objective is to increase climate resilience and competitiveness of the agriculture sector.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Employment Support Program The project development objective is to increase formal private sector employment among targeted groups of registered job seekers. The project will achieve this by financing a menu of active labor market programs, supporting strengthening of job intermediation, and by modernizing monitoring and evaluation practices of the public employment services.
Energy Efficiency Project The project development objective is to improve energy efficiency in public buildings, and to support the development and implementation of scalable energy efficiency financing models
BiH Health Sectors Programmatic Development Policy Loan To improve the financial sustainability and service delivery quality of health care systems, as well as strengthen regulatory frameworks on environmental management and tobacco control, in support of improved health outcomes in BiH.
Banking Sector Strengthening Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve the soundness of the banking sector by enhancing bank regulation, supervision and resolution capacity and by enhancing the development finance framework for Covid-19 affected enterprises.
Federation Road Sector Modernization Project The Program Development Objective of the Transport Sector Modernization Program (TSMP) is to upgrade transport infrastructure alongpriority transport links and to strengthen capacity for sustainable transport asset management.

The Project Development Objectivesof the First Phase of the TSMP (the Federation Road Sector Modernization Project) are to improve road connectivity and safety for road users along project roads and to strengthen capacity for sustainable management of the main road network in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Social Safety Nets & Employment Support Project The Project development objective is to build the Borrower's capacity to institute a transparent, effective and efficient social safety net system through improved effectiveness of non-insurance cash transfers in reaching the eligible poor and disabled; improved efficiency, transparency, and accountability of benefits administration; support of job brokerage services for those who become ineligible to receive cash transfers and are actively seeking employment.
BiH DPL To improve BH&amp;#39;s business environment through facilitating business start-up, streamlining investment procedures in inspections and construction, and simplifying processes of cross-border trading.
REAL ESTATE REGISTRATION PROJECT The project development objective is to support development of a sustainable real estate registration system with harmonized land registry and cadastre records in urban areas of both the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republika Srpska.
Air Quality Improvement Project The Project Development Objectives (PDOs) are to strengthen air quality monitoring and management and reduce air pollutant emissions from the residential heating and transport sectors in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BiH Water and Sanitation Services Modernization Project The Project development objective is to support Bosnia and Herzegovina to (i) strengthen the institutional capacity  at the Republika Srpska (RS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH),  and local level for improved WSS service delivery, (ii) improve accessto safely managed WSS services, and (iii) improve the efficiency of WSS service providers in participating local governments.
Health Sector Enhancement Project The objectives of the Project are to (i) expand and enhance the family medicine model of primary health care; (ii) build managementcapacity in the sector; and (iii) strengthen the policy making process through the development and implementation of a system for monitoring and evaluating sector performance.
Agriculture and Rural Development Project The Project Development Objective is to assist BiH to strengthen the capacity of its State-level and Entity-level institutions to deliver more efficient and effective agricultural services and support programs as well as to make a substantial contribution to an acceleration of BiH's eligibility to access support under the European Union Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance for Rural Development (IPARD).
Republika Srpska Railways Restructuring Project The Overall Development Objective of the Transport Sector Modernization Program (TSMP) is to improve transport connectivity of the country along priority transport links and to support improvements in transport operations and asset management practices. The Program is multi-phased with a First Phase including road sections in the Federation of Bosnia and Hezegovina, and the Second Phase including railways in the Republika Srpska.

The Development Objective of the Second Phase of the TSMP is to improve the operational efficiency and financial sustainability of the railways in Republika Srpska.
BiH Firm Recovery and Support Project The Project Development Objective is to support the recovery of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) affected by COVID-19 through improved access to long term financing and to refocus government programs to support MSMEs resilience in the aftermath of COVID-19.
Second Employment Support Project The project development objective is to increase formal private sector employment among targeted groups of registered jobseekers.
Enhancing SME Access to Finance The project development objective is to enhance access to finance for small and medium enterprises in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the context of the global financial crisis.
DRINA FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECT The Project's objective is to provide increased protection from flood events to agricultural and commercial interests and communities in the project areas.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Public Finances DPL The Program Development Objectives of the Development Policy Loan (DPL) are to support policy and institutional  efforts of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) authorities to: 
i.	Strengthen the medium-term management of public assets and liabilities for improved transparency of public finances; and 
ii.	Enhance regulatory frameworks to lower medium-term fiscal pressures related to public employment, insolvency, and pharmaceuticals.
Irrigation Development Project The Project Development Objective is to improve the performance of the irrigation systems and the irrigation institutions to support agricultural producers in the project areas.
Sarajevo Waste Water Project Improve the living conditions of populations in the areas covered by the Sarajevo Water and Waste Water Company and in downstream riverside communities by: (a) reducing the population's exposure to, and reliance on highly polluted water from the Miljacka and Bosna Rivers; and (b) improving the efficiency of the waste water collection network in the Sarajevo Canton.
FCS RE Kings Beverage The proposed investment in Kings Beverages PVT Limited (KB or the Company) consists of: (i) a US$2.5 million A loan and (ii) a US $2.5 million loan from IFC in its capacity as implementing entity for the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) Private Sector Window. The proposed financing will be used towards capital expenditures for the completion of the KB beverage factory located in Freetown, Sierra Leone, including two new fruit juice lines, one mineral water line as well as one carbonated soft drink (CSD) line (the Project). The Project has an Anticipated Impact Measurement and Monitoring (AIMM) rating of Satisfactory. The most significant, expected Project-level outcomes are its contribution to generating domestic value addition and job creation through investments in processing facilities, improving farmer livelihoods through more reliable access to markets, and strengthening the distributor networks. Beyond the Project, IFC anticipates that contribution to market creation will stem from (i) first mover operating the largest and first automated plant of its kind in Sierra Leone and using the latest technology and production standards to address local demand; and (ii) expected improvement in quality standards which will encourage competitors to up their game.