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Burundi Landscape Restoration and Resilience Project To restore land productivity in targeted degraded landscapes and, in the event of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, to provide immediate and effective response to said Eligible Crisis or Emergency Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Enterprise for Peace 2019 - Ambassadors The list/profiles of the 50 Enterprise for Peace Ambassadors for the 2019 program.
Enterprise for Peace Ambassadors 2019-2021 Proposal to outline the multi year partnership between the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and One Young World (OYW) over the course of 2019-2021. OYW is delighted to collaborate with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs who is providing support to 50 delegates from selected priority regions to participate in the OYW Summits 2019 - 2021 (London, Munich and Tokyo) around creating youth employment opportunities for prosperous and peaceful societies.
Workshop OYW Summit 2019 This report provides a detailed overview of the workshop delivered as part of the 2019 collaboration between One Young World and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the One Young World 2019 Summit. The workshop is called: The Future of Work.
Narrative Communication Report 2019 This report shows the communication and outreach for the 2019 Enterprise for Peace Scholars.
Enterprise for Peace Final Evaluation Report 2018-2022 This report outlines the results and learnings from the Enterprise for Peace Ambassadors Programme from 2018 to 2022 in collaboration with One Young World.
Enterprise for Peace 2019 Narrative Report - Including cumulative cost overview This report describes all achieved objectives over the year 2019 (April-December) as well as a cumulative overview of the current budget spend.
ENTERPRISE FOR PEACE Multi-Annual Partnership 2019-2022 Proposal to outline the multi year partnership between the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and One Young World (OYW) over the course of 2019-2022. OYW is delighted to collaborate with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs who is providing support to 50 delegates from selected priority regions to participate in the OYW Summits 2019 - 2022 (London, Munich and Manchester) around creating youth employment opportunities for prosperous and peaceful societies.
One Young World 2019 Impact Report This report entails all impact made by One Young World and its Community over 2019. It includes projects, scholarship programs, the Summit, financial details and governance.
Impact Report 2023 Enterprising Futures Scholarship

This report outlines how this mission comes together in the Enterprising Futures Scholarship, a partnership
set up between One Young World, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Orange Corners.

Since 2018, One Young World has collaborated with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and
Orange Corners to elevate the work of impressive young entrepreneurs. The previous Enterprise for Peace
Programme which ran from 2018 - 2022 saw 185 young leaders from over 30 countries participate in One
Young World’s programme. Throughout the four years of the programme, Enterprise for Peace Ambassadors
have been inspired to make a difference by world leaders, experts and peers. Ambassadors reported
improved capacity to generate impact, an increased network of support, significant development of their
social impact initiatives, and enhanced legitimacy as leaders in their field.

Building on the success of the 2018 - 2022 Enterprise for Peace Programme, One Young World along with
the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Orange Corners created the Enterprising Futures Scholarship which
runs from 2023 - 2026. The Enterprising Futures Scholarship selected 40 young leaders who are working to
improve young people’s prospects and increase youth engagement in a number of developing countries and
fragile states, by supporting local entrepreneurs and job creation.
EForARD2005 Fosera develops and produces solar home systems. Through this activity, Fosera is well integrated in the off grid solar market and has an established, reliable network of customers, partners and repair centers.
The implementation and market launch of a Peltier cooler based on this R&D project would benefit people 
worldwide with no access to cooling. With low-cost Peltier technology and PAYG integration, Fosera wants to 
make Cooling affordable even to low income families in rural areas.
The main beneficiaries of this innovation are women and children, who are traditionally responsible for the 
procurement and preparation of food. In addition to this, money can be saved by using a Peltier cooler, as it is 
estimated that a quarter less food has to be thrown away due to the absence of cooling.

After successful completion of the field tests and the final improvements of the prototype, the product will be 
brought to production and sold over the already existing sales and distribution network to customers 
worldwide. 
Fosera´s own ISO certified (9001 Quality; 14000 Environment; 45001 Occupational health & safety) 
production facility in Thailand is able to convert new innovations and prototypes quickly and reliably into high quality mass production. 
Since we are constantly in direct exchange with our local sales partners, we know how urgently a cost effective cooling solution is expected on the market and expect within the first year, sales of 2,000 units, 
scaling up to roughly 5,000 units within 2 – 3 years. 

Nevertheless, several important learnings could be made during this project and can be further used on 
within the work on the Peltier cooler: 
- Experience with PCM inside coolers 
- Load shedding and dynamic load management
- Communication protocol (patent pending) between loads and solar home systems
French National Police Training French National Police Training; Training/Serial Murder
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Commodity Identification Training Instructor Training.
UK Support to Countries on Torture Prevention Providing capacity building and strengthening local and national mechanisms to encourage countries to fully comply with international obligations and prevent torture or other inhumane or degrading treatment.
Enabling Fund - Trial Year - Enhancing LGBT+ candidates capacities The purpose of this fund is to provide small pots of funding (£10-30k) to UK Posts to deliver new activity around gender and equalities which aims to enable or mobilise engagement on this topic. The purpose of this project is to reduce discrimination and violence against LGBT+ people
Essential Equipment for Tristan da Cunha Essential health care and safety equipment for the island of Tristan da Cunha. This will include hospital life saving equipment and fire safety equipment for the island.
ASEAN-UK Supporting the Advancement of Girls’ Education (SAGE) Programme This programme will help to improve the learning outcomes, agency and  freedoms of women and girls and other left-behind groups across the full range of countries in ASEAN, in line with the commitments to ASEAN as a Dialogue Partner. It will deploy technical advice to support regional partnerships and reform initiatives that can influence and multiply domestic and multilateral education finance.  In Low- and Lower Middle-Income Countries, activity will focus on basic education. We will provide  technical assistance, capacity building and evidence assessments to help ASEAN Member States  (AMS) design and implement more cost-effective measures to address the foundational learning crisis, including post-COVID-19 recovery. It will also help to expand access to high quality digital skills, technical and vocational education with a focus on enabling marginalised adolescent girls ty digital skills, technical and vocational education with a focus on enabling marginalised adolescent girls.
MOL: World Bank Governance and Institutions Umbrella Trust Fund contribution World Bank Trust Fund contributions (projects agreed individually within the agreement) for activities in Moldova. The Contribution will be used to finance the activities set forth in the “Governance and Institutions Umbrella Program Anchor Multi-Donor Trust Fund Description” listed below, and will be administered by the Bank on behalf of the Donor. The objective of the Trust Fund is to support Bank client countries to improve public sector performance and institutional reform, increase application of digital and technology solutions in the public sector, and enhance transparency and accountability. The activities to be financed by the Trust Fund are: 1. Organization and People - Activities to strengthen the capacity of client countries to build accountable government entities staffed with capable employees and enable government institutions to respond to challenges and demands following the COVID-19 pandemic; 2. Open Government, Anticorruption, and Technology - Activities to enhance the capacity of client countries to achieve broader aims of openness and transparency and reduce corruption with the use of technology; 3. Institutions of Accountability - Activities to build the capacity of client countries to strengthen institutions outside the executive branch of government that focus on accountability and better governance outcomes; 4. Program management and administration activities for the Trust Fund, including but not limited to, supporting any program governance arrangements and Trust Fund related meetings; planning and executing work plans and budgets; managing communications and conducting outreach; disseminating lessons learned; reporting on progress; and monitoring and evaluating the program. 5. Carrying out of identification and appraisal of, and provision of implementation support to, Recipient-executed activities.
Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Fellowship Scheme Accountable Grant 2022-2025 To provide junior economists & statisticians to work in developing country Governments and organisations. Every economist, statistician is placed in a developing country Government, organisation Department for 2 years to provide technical economic statistical support and advice for improved policy making and value for money economy, efficiency, cost-effectiveness and effectiveness of service delivery and systems. Building skills and understanding of sound management, transparency and analytical principles amongst staff, they enhance a Department, organisation’s technical capacity, keeping it up to date with new ideas and systems to continue to deliver better outputs for all citizens including the very poor.
International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) ICGLR project is aimed at building capacity of middle commanders, investigators and trainers of the Uganda police force in managing rights of the vulnerable and minority groups.
Funding to front line health actors in response to the Gaza Crisis. The British Red Cross (BRC) is an established partner with and through whom the FCDO provides funding to Red Cross-National Societies in several high-risk countries. BRC will provide direct support to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) and the Egyptian Red Crescent Society (ERCS) as needed. PRCS is the principal front line health actor in Gaza and the West Bank, including running hospitals and primary health clinics, and providing the official ambulance service across the OPTs. The Egyptian Red Crescent Society (ERCS) has a longstanding partnership and close working relationship with the British Red Cross. ERCS manages all humanitarian assistance arriving in to and dispatched from, Al Arish, in northern Egypt. Their role is indispensable in ensuring aid enters Gaza from Egypt.
Technical Assistance Facility - To drive coordination of cash programming across Yemen, addressing the fragmentation that currently hampers the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the food security response and improve value for money This activity (Technical Assistance Facility - To drive coordination of cash programming across Yemen, addressing the fragmentation that currently hampers the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the food security response and improve value for money) is a component of Food Security Safety Net Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £1,499,086.This project benefits YEMEN.And works in the following sector(s): Relief co-ordination and support services, Research/scientific institutions.
Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Health Pillar - Undisclosed Partner SHRP A This activity (Syria Humanitarian Response Programme: Health Pillar - Undisclosed Partner SHRP A) is a component of Syria Humanitarian Response Programme (SHRP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £9,749,996.This project benefits SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls, Reproductive health care, Material relief assistance and services.
Institutional Memory development on lessons learned, issues and challenges to return and reintegration. TO BE CLOSED A comparative analysis of Iraq and another conflict zone with similar issues around return and reintegration will be carried out. To be closed
Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries through Partner 3 This activity (Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries through Partner 3) is a component of Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries 2020-2022 reported by FCDO and a budget of £9,000,000.This project benefits VENEZUELA, BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
ASEAN-UK HSP Pillar 1 - Grant Facility Non-Research ODA (RDEL) This is the first component of ASEAN-UK Health Security Partnership Programme. This covers the grant facility for ASEAN and ASEAN member states for any non-research grant submitted and approved by the team. The work is delivered by a commercial supplier appointed through tender.
St Helena Financial Aid 01/04/2023 - 31/03/2025 To provide support for the provision of essential services. In particular: education, social services and health (including covid support/contingencies), safeguarding, police, environmental support
Global Environment Facility 8th Replenishment Non ICF CDEL - Closed - (RDEL as no non ICF CDEL were set-up) To support developing countries to implement international agreements on climate change, biodiversity, land degradation and harmful chemicals as integral elements of sustainable development. GEF’s other activities include sustainable forest management, international waters and protecting the ozone layer.
Fight Against Gender Based Violence and Femicides in the Western Balkans This projects supports gender equality and tackling Gender Based Violence across the Western Balkans through analysis of handling of cases of femicides; review of caselaw in cases of Gender Based Violence; targeted training for judiciary and other institutions within the justice system on applying international best practice; and annual review of practice by the European Court of Human Rights.
Embassy Based Secondments Providing longer-term capacity building by funding experts to be embedded into institutions in partner countries, delivered by recruiting locally based staff into the Embassy and then seconding them into the partner institution
Agro-processing Commercial Feasibility Study This activity (Agro-processing Commercial Feasibility Study ) is a component of Climate Smart Jobs Immediate COVID Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £296,435.This project benefits UGANDA.And works in the following sector(s): Financial policy and administrative management.
Improving Human Rights in Extractives and Other Sectors UK support to improving business, security and human rights in Extractives and Other Business Sectors through strengthening industry regulations and legal reform, including through The Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights.
Kenya Anti-corruption Programme This programme seeks to strengthen accountability through partnership and evidence to prevent corruption in the public  and private sector. It seeks to enhance  demand-driven and bottom-up  engagement in the policy making  and oversight in public service delivery including developing tools and levers that can lead to improved ease of doing business and strengthen frameworks on asset recovery from proceeds of crime domestically and overseas.
Ukraine Recovery Through Science & Technology The programme will enable Ukrainian universities to bolster resilience and forge links with UK universities that can protect researchers and university faculties and enable their work to continue during the conflict; harness wider support, for example, towards research that can support Ukraine’s recovery; and build lasting connections between UK and Ukraine-based universities, scientists and other innovators and education leaders that can be connected through the mechanism.  To achieve this, the programme will fund activities that encourage, coordinate and enable the UK’s university sector to act through the scheme to support immediate and longer-term needs.  The programme matches universities and encourages the adoption of agreements.  The programme provides wider support to raise awareness, build capacity for universities to participate and learn lessons on how to support higher education sectors in crisis.
Humanitarian Response in Venezuela and Neighbouring Countries 2020-2022 To fund continuation of DFID’s humanitarian response to the Venezuela Crisis to meet urgent health and nutrition needs inside Venezuela and to protect the most vulnerable refugees and migrants in neighbouring countries (Colombia, Peru and Ecuador). The intended objectives are; 1. Respond to the most severe health and nutrition needs of people inside Venezuela; 2. Support better delivery and coordination of assistance inside Venezuela; 3. Address protection needs and immediate basic needs of people on the move from Venezuela to other countries in the region.
Sudan Humanitarian Fund This project provides support through humanitarian services to vulnerable populations in Sudan in several sectors, including on reducing malnutrition in children and on food security.
UN Standby Partnership (SBP) – Deployments This activity (UN Standby Partnership (SBP) – Deployments) is a component of Coronavirus Outbreak - UK Response  reported by FCDO and a budget of £592,594.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
To provide Tristan Da Cunha Administration financial support for Technical Cooperation and Capacity Building 2023 to 2025 To provide support to allow the island to deliver public services including health, education, safeguarding and governance
CLOSED - Appraisal and Design component Appraisal and Design project component to fund design and scoping activities including contract to a service provider and staff travel costs
Emergency Response to Beirut Explosion Emergency humanitarian response following the explosion in the Beirut port on 4th August 2020. Support includes humanitarian technical expertise, contributions to Red Cross Movement appeal, International Refugee Council appeal and World Health Organisation appeal. Additionally, UK expertise including emergency medical team and Ministry of Deference port assessment.
UNOCHA - Nigerian Humanitarian Fund Contribution OCHA supports eligible national partners through its Nigeria Humanitarian Fund (NHF) with direct funding.
Contribution to MDRVN020 Viet Nam Floods emergency appeal To support the Viet Nam floods emergency appeal to deliver assistance to and support the immediate and early recovery needs of 160,000 people for 12 months, with a focus on the following areas of focus and strategies of implementation for shelter, livelihoods and basic needs, health, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion (WASH), disaster risk reduction, community engagement and accountability as well as protection, gender and inclusion.
Democracy and Resilience in the Western Balkans: Supporting Feminist Change Agents The proposed programme aims to address persistent challenges in the Western Balkans related to growing nationalism, anti-democratic tendencies, and anti-gender movements, which is contributing to a shrinking civic space and negative attitudes towards gender equality, women’s rights and LGBT+ community. Responding to these challenges, the overarching goal is to cultivate a vibrant, pluralistic civil society in the Western Balkans that contributes to democracy and the realisation of women's rights and LGBT+ persons’ rights, resulting in a resilient civil society in the Western Balkans. More concretely, the programme takes a two-fold approach to attain this via comprehensive organisational support and capacity development to women’s rights organizations (WROs) and LGBT+ organisations to fortify their work in countering GBV and resisting anti-gender movements and narratives in the Western Balkans and strengthening inclusive feminist movements.
Support the implementation of the Promoting Equality in African Schools programme through contribution to construction of schools This activity (Support the implementation of the Promoting Equality in African Schools programme through contribution to construction of schools ) is a component of Empowerment and Development for Girls Education  reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,886,420.This project benefits ZAMBIA.And works in the following sector(s): Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322).
Sri Lanka Multi-Dimensional Food Security Crisis - REACH Evidence gathering on community perceptions priority needs and preferences in Sri Lanka
Technical Assistance to the Central Bank of Yemen and Ministry of Finance The activities funded under the Economic Resilience and Livelihoods Program (ERLP) with UK funds are unique to technical assistance efforts in Yemen by other donors, providing long-term sustainable support directly to the staff of the CBY and government ministries, helping with the design and implementation of reforms to achieve stability, while building capacity of staff with the organisations.
ARM: Support to the Business Support Office in Armenia EBRD The Business Support Office of the Republic of Armenia is one of 11 Investment Councils currently supported by European Bank for Reconstruction and Development as part of the Bank’s Investment Climate and Governance Initiative. The Investment Councils play a key role in efforts to improve the business and investment climates in their countries, by providing a platform for public-private dialogue between senior government figures (each Investment Council is chaired by either the President or Prime Minister of the country), international financial institutions/donors and representatives from the country’s private sector to enhance wider private sector economic impact by addressing the key constraints to their growth.  To date, funding for the Business Support Office has been provided by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development internal donor funds – the Shareholder Special Fund - and the UK Government through the Good Governance Fund.  Both European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Good Governance Fund are keen to extend this cooperation in Moldova to provide continuity to the Good Governance Fund’s existing portfolio of Investment Councils in the Eastern Europe and Caucasus region (Armenia, Georgia and Moldova) and elsewhere  and to leverage the political weight of the UK government alongside European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s private sector expertise to continue supporting investment climate reforms in Moldova, including in response to Covid-19.
Emergency funding to Libya Storm Daniel Response Plan 2023 Emergency funding to the Flash Appeal for Libya, addressing sexual and reproductive health and gender based violence needs for vulnerable people affected and displaced by Storm Daniel