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South-South Cooperation Symposium on Child Poverty Poverty and inequity are damaging to children's physical, emotional and spiritual development and is rarely differentiated from poverty in general, and its special dimensions have seldom been recognized. To increase awareness among developing countries of the multidimensional nature of child poverty, and promote an integrated strategic vision for child poverty reduction, UNICEF and the China's State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development propose to host a South-South Cooperation Symposium on Child Poverty in Beijing, China on 20–22 November 2012. The symposium will bring together 120 Chinese participants and around 40 international participants. International participants will include senior civil servants from poverty alleviation and social protection agencies in countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas, as well as noted development thinkers, to share experiences, provoke discussion and inspire action. The total value of this initiative
Legal Advice for Pandas Conservation Agreement Funding under this initiative covered legal advice on the pandas conservation program agreement. The total value of this initiative is $10,000 expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
2015-2016 Regional Health Monitoring &#38;#38;#38; Management Funding under this initiative supports in country implementation, oversight and review of the Australia-China-Papua New Guinea Pilot Trilateral Development Cooperation Project on Malaria Control and implementation of the DFAT Health Strategy. 

The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million over 2015-2016.
Treasury Seminar Program Funding under this initiative support the seminar program delivered by the Australian Treasury to China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), addressing fiscal reform, climate change, and economic forecasting. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
Gender-sensitive Corporate Responsibility Project Funding under this investment represents grant funding to the Asia Foundation (TAF) for the ‘Gender-sensitive Corporate Responsibility for Chinese Textile and Apparel Investors in Asia’ Project. The objective of the project is to cultivate greater awareness and adoption of gender-sensitive corporate responsibility practices among Chinese textile and apparel investors in South and Southeast Asia. TAF will work with the China Textile Information Centre (CTIC) identify champion enterprises that are committed to advancing gender equitable workplaces and will facilitate the establishment of exemplary models of gender sensitive foreign investment that can be replicated broadly throughout the industry. The total value of the project is $0.2 million to be expensed during the 2017-18 financial year.
Response to Qinghai earthquake April 2010 Funding under this initiative represents Australia's support through the Red Cross Society of China for local search and rescue activities, medical teams and emergency supplies following the Qinghai earthquake in China of 14 April 2010. The total value of this initiative is $0.5 million to be expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
2018-19 Program Monitoring and Management Funding under this investment supports improved monitoring and quality assurance as well as informing programing and planning related to the following programs: Australia-China Human Rights Technical Cooperation Program; Pilot Trilateral Development Cooperation Project on Malaria Control; ANZSOG China Advanced Leadership Program; Gender-sensitive Corporate Responsibility Project; and Enhancing engagement with China on 2030 agenda. The initiative will also cover training and attendance at conferences, seminars, workshops and meetings for knowledge and information collection and sharing with program partners. The total estimated value of this investment is $0.1 million to be expensed during the 2018-19 financial year.
Mekong Water Work Sustainable hydropower development is a relatively new concept in China and the Greater Mekong region, with little common understanding about possible approaches to improving water governance. Funding under this initiative seeks to support World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) - China to work on hydropower sustainability with Chinese a hydropower developer and to enhance sharing and dialogue on hydropower sustainability issues between the upper and lower Mekong countries. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million to be expensed during the 2010-11 financial year.
China Advanced Leadership Program 2018-2021 China Advanced Leadership Program (CALP) is collaboration between the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) and the Organisation Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CCP). The program brings approximately 25 senior Chinese officials annually to Australia and New Zealand for a three-week course focussing on critical strategic leadership issues facing senior Chinese public sector executives. The program is unique in exposing current and future Chinese leaders and decision makers to Australian best-practice in areas such as policy development, public management and governance, whilst building enduring people-to-people links between Australia and China. The total value for this investment is $2.7 million over 4 years, starting 2017-18.
North Asia PSLP North Asia Public Sector Linkages Program initiative supports Australian public sector organisations to provide capacity building activities to counterparts in developing countries in the North Asia region, specifically China and Mongolia. For China, PSLP will provide support on issues: climate change; economic and fiscal reform policy; economic forecasting; and financial sector deregulation. For Mongolia, PSLP will provide support to: reduce poverty; sustainable economic growth; improve transparency, accountability and environmental safeguards in the productive sectors (in particular mining and agriculture sectors); reduce social and economic inequality; climate change; and improve delivery of basic services including health, education, and water and sanitation. The total value of this initiative is $2.7 million over 3 years, starting 2011-12.
World Bank - China Social Protection Grant Australia's assistance will assist the World Bank in developing China's Social Protection Policy and System Reform, specifically applied research activities.  The World Bank has been working in the Guangdong province undertaking preparation and operational activities to support integrated social security; and in the Chengdu and Chongqing provinces on social security reform and rural-urban integration. The total value of this initiative is $0.5 million over two years, starting 2009-10.
Post China Australia Governance Program Activities Funding under this initiative supports the Post China-Australia Governance Program Activities. The activities include support in developing policies and programs to regulate and skill up civil society groups. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million expensed in the 2010-11 financial year.
Human Rights Technical Cooperation Program 2011-12 The Human Rights Technical Cooperation (HRTC) program was initiated as one of the outcomes of the first Human Rights Dialogue (HRD) between Australia and China in 1997.  In the last 13 years, the HRTC has been in working in three  thematic areas: legal reform; women's and children's rights; and ethnic and minority rights. At its core, HRTC supports modest, progressive and practical engagement between Australia and China on human rights issues. The program is managed by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) and is implemented in cooperation with China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the lead counterpart agency. The Program comprises capacity building and awareness raising activities, such as study tours and workshops, in both Australia and China. Activities bring together Chinese and Australian practitioners with similar responsibilities, including academics, police, prosecutors, judges and lawyers.  Where appropriate, staff from non-government, semi-government and advocacy organ
Human Rights Technical Cooperation Program 2012-16 The goal of the Human Rights Technical Cooperation Program (HRTCP) is to build commitment of the Chinese Government to apply human rights principles and practices. Under this proposal Australian and Chinese agencies will collaborate on key Chinese-identified priorities for human rights reform, developing relationships, trust and influence over time. Implementation of the program will draw on the experience and expertise of the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) and will involve engaging progressively and at different levels, building networks and coalitions of leaders, and advocating for human rights. Activities, such as exchanges, study tours and workshops, will facilitate dialogue on human rights practice between Chinese and Australian individuals and organisations. The total value of this initiative is $10.3 million over 4 years, starting 2012-13.
Human Rights Technical Cooperation 2010-11 Review Independent Review of the China Human Rights Technical Cooperation which will assess the program using the AusAID quality indicators.
Camp for children with Type 1 Diabetes in the DR AYUDA volunteers will help staff a camp for 300 children living with Type 1 Diabetes in the Dominican Republic.  Using a peer to peer education model, AYUDA educates and empowers children with Type 1 Diabetes to better manage their condition and lead healthier and happier lives. For a child with diabetes AYUDA believes that a lack of education is just as dangerous a lack of insulin.
CHIKS suffers with sad Kerala The world watched in August as floods devastated Kerala.  The Orphanages we support were not spared and one in particular suffered severe damage. We are asking for your help to rebuild the Carmel Matha Home. Severe flooding washed away part of the Home and the foundations beneath, to leave the Home in  a parlous state. We WILL rebuild and need your help.
Provide 1,000 Birth Certificates & State ID's This program provides the birth certificates and state identification documents necessary for the needy to find gainful employment in the Las Vegas area and return to a state of independence.
Sponsor school uniforms for visually challenged This project helps provide new uniforms and new sandals for our 120 visually challenged beneficiaries from rural areas. They are all between the age groups of 12- 20 years. This project aims to help students pursuing grade 6-12. Through this project, each visually challenged student will be able to get the pleasure of having their own set of uniforms and sandals.
Just $50 Micro-Loan to empower woman entrepreneur This year, 98 million Nigerians are living on less than $2/day. 24 million adults are jobless. ICAfrica is providing training and a $50 revolving loan to women entrepreneurs living in poverty, to immediately allow their families to earn higher daily profits and move above the poverty line. We are appealing to you to help us raise $5000 in the next 30 days, to support 100 women in ventures in Umuahia. This single act will bring 300 children and adults above the poverty line.
Ending Extreme poverty in Western Africa Transformational Community Development provides tools and education necessary for villagers living in extreme poverty to rise out and build a strong future for themselves. Focusing on five key issues known to keep cyclical extreme poverty alive, villagers resolve each issue over a five year period to become self-sustaining, confident and moving toward a prosperous future.
Using Sport For Social Change This project provides sports activities and equipment to an under served youth community. Projects include sports "Fun Days" for children ages 6 to 17. Providing sports equipment where none exist.
Train 3 Building Instructors for Apache Builds Apache Builds is a program by members of the White Mountain Apache Tribe to provide sustainable, affordable housing and integral trade skill training to community members.  We need to send our 2 on-site building instructors and a program coordinator to get certified in a number of natural building techniques such as cob and straw bale construction so they can share the knowledge through ongoing community workshops and lead construction projects for the community.
Yearly camps for 80 children with cancer age 6-18 We provide children an environment that normalizes relationships and experiences, helping them in the healing process and enhancing their quality of life. We give them the opportunity to share experiences & feelings, see new challenges & push their limits & cope with their circumstances in a positive way. They grow, support and challenge each other. The stories children share are emotional and special: 'Half a word is enough', 'Everything is possible', 'Everybody accepts me as I am.'
Support cancer research and make a difference Cancer is a global health issue, which affects all of us directly or indirectly in the course of our lifetimes. The Swiss Cancer Research foundation, a patient-oriented non-profit organization, supports high-quality research projects to fuel the progress of new and evolving cancer therapies that hold more potential in fighting cancer than current treatment approaches.
Save 60,000 Sea Turtles in El Salvador This project will support El Salvador's only women-run sea turtle egg hatchery, the AMBAS hatchery in Barra de Santiago, to rescue 60,000 sea turtle eggs and support the sustainable livelihoods of former poachers. Involving community members, especially women and former poachers, in the decision-making process and encouraging participation in conservation activities increases environmental awareness, creates a sense of ownership over the resource, and ensures more sustainable outcomes.
Help Coal Communities Fight Climate Change! Help us convert the nation's coal-producing regions into climate change leaders.  Wyoming produces more coal than any other state, by far. In the global fight to ramp up climate change action, transitioning coal communities away from coal, through renewable energy jobs, and eliminating carbon emissions from coal, will play a crucial role. The Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs fosters this transition when government action stalls by building new coalitions invested in climate action.
Footsteps In Hope: Walk to Enhance Public Health Walk to provide funding and resources for the operations of HIV-related Voluntary Counseling and Testing Centers (VCTs) and clinics in sub-Saharan Africa and the United State.
Fund for Sindh Rain Flood 2020 Affected Families The aim of this disaster relief fund to minimize sufferings for heavy rain flood 2020 affected 5737 families in Sindh province of Pakistan by providing them emergency assistance like cooked/dry food items, clean drinking water, hygiene/sanitary items, medicines, mosquito nets, non-food items and temporary shelter. This immediate humanitarian assistance can minimize their hardships, diseases and death as well as support in early recovery of severely affected families.
Empower Survivors of Trafficking with BFF Beauty for Freedom (BFF), exists to empower survivors of tracking through creative expression and skills training. Through our programming, BFF has empowered and supported 2000+ survivors of trafficking and at-risk youth in the United States, Cambodia, Ghana, Haiti, India and the Dominican Republic. Support our program as we expand with a job readiness program for survivors in the US and SE Asia which will include resume writing, image consulting and job interview prep for 15 survivors.
Fund critical surgery for 6 Chinese orphans Orphanages are often unable to provide costly critical care for the most severely disabled babies due to insufficient funds. We fill this gap by offering life-saving medical care to the weakest children who are sometimes ineligible for adoption. We partner with homes for special-needs children in China and provide surgery for spina bifida and other severe, life-threatening conditions. Following treatment, children enjoy improved health and are often eligible for adoption.
Hurricane Matthew Relief Fund Hurricane Matthew has caused severe damage in parts of Haiti, Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Cuba, killing over 800 people. The storm has also caused damage and widespread flooding in the southeast United States. This fund will help provide emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to any longer-term recovery assistance that is needed.  All donations to this fund will exclusively support locally driven relief and recovery efforts for this disaster.
hunger-childrens-55-feeding-education-in-india Here in India Poor and down-trodden people for them to uplift in the villages and slum areas and make them to be reliant by themselves.  At present 55 Children in our care whose age group of 5-21 years, we gave them admission into our Children's Home and providing food, clothes, medical, sheltering and education etc if you train up in occasional to be self-reliant.  For that purpose we beg the Donors to send funds to meet all these essential needs in our Children Home, Maruteru, Andhra Pradesh.
Give free medical to orphans and street families NJIWA Medical  currently operates as a self-funded clinic combining general practice and maternity. Treatment of needy, orphans & homeless is funded by the proceeds from paying clients, who may also receive a discount depending on their circumstances. Mtaa Safi is supporting the efforts of NJIWA MEDICAL with labour and financial support. The clinic building needs work, medical equipment is required, and medicines always need replenishing. Every little bit helps.
HELP FRED RECEIVE CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT Fred has been the Managing Director of Self Reliance Promoters NGO since 1999. His passion is to serve the communities, Orphans and Vulnerable children.  He started his illness 8 months ago and his diagnosed was 3 weeks ago where it was finally confirmed when the cancer is already at level 4. With the Anglophone crises,  all his home was burnt down. The crises has been for four years and all the NGO activities are on a halt, no salaries. He is now sick and needs financial assistance.
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers This project will provide screening for 1000 Nepali women for the two most common women's cancers in Nepal and cancer education sessions to local communities in the Kathmandu valley.
Rescue Green Areas from Vulnerable Zones in Chile Children in Latin America have the limitation of spending their free time in precarious public spaces, where the streets become their only possible place to develop. This deprivation only leads to poor results, incorrect social development, increases in crime, health problems, etc. We work to improve the quality of life in neighborhoods in need, by designing, constructing and activating public green areas while working along with the community, creating a feeling of belonging and pride.
Skill Trainings for Young Women in Pakistan Most deserving poor youth & young women will be selected to start income generation and entrepreneur skills in YOUNG WOMEN residing in slum areas and belongs to poor families through Skill & Entrepreneur training center for 300 young women ages between 14 to 24 years at the initial stage within a year time frame.
Empowering the local community through Textiles Weaver classes for local men and women to help provide a sustainable business model for the local people.
Szadvar castle project and youth camp, Hungary Support the people who are volunteerly working on the conservation and cleanup of the almost forgotten Szadvar Castle in rural Hungary. It helps the local people by attracting more tourists to this underdeveloped part of the country. 'Friends of Szadvar' organizes 3 events every year: summer excavation week and regular cleaning of the castle area in the spring and in the fall. We provide tools, food and lodging for 30-60 volunteers including many children and students.
Microloans for S. Sudanese Refugee Women in Uganda Providing microloans, business training and technical support to struggling South Sudanese women refugees in Uganda empowers them to start small businesses and create a better life for their families.
Training Parents of Autistic Children in India Autism is complex brain condition that affects children below three years. Parents need guidance to understand the diagnosis, the next steps and how to manage them at home.  Our parent training program aims at providing the best help that is possible - to first come to terms with their child's condition; and how to make life easier for the child and themselves at home. This year, we plan to train 60 parents from middle and low income group  to ensure the children receive the best training.
Vocational education for 500 women in villages The project gives access to vocational education for 500 girls and women in B.Gafurov district, Tajikistan. Vocational education ( Cooking, Sewing, Computer Sciences, Electrician and Driving courses) will cover jobless women from migrant families. 5 courses will cover 75 girls and women at a time and will be repeated 8 times during 2 years. These women are in need to be educated professionally to get job places and feed their families.
Sprout of Love! Care Children in Community Network Underserved children in Taiwan are lacking resources and suffering from low self-confidence. The Mustard Seed Mission devotes to provide an all-round development for them. With a Community Social Welfare Network, to support vulnerable children in Taiwan in 5 aspects: Safety Needs, Physiological Needs, Social Belonging, Self-Esteem, and Self-Actualization, providing equal chances for them to get educated and empowered; gain courage to overcome the future obstacles, walk stably and independently.
Syrian Women's Workshop for Self-Reliance In our Support to Life community centre in Sanliurfa, a Turkish city bordering Syria, we find the opportunity to meet women who had to flee from their homes due to the Syrian conflict. Now they have to care not only of themselves, their children, and their family. This project seeks to improve the lives of the refugee women by providing a resourceful workshop, and their very own Brand, so that they can produce together, in solidarity, and gain economic independence.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shelley, Natalee, Anitta, Kamsi, and Jachin have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Sweet Fields - organic farm & education center Sweet Fields is open to the entire community, but we are working closely with the Norristown Area School District, where 81% of students are considered economically disadvantaged and proficiency levels in science are low. Our educational activities offer hands-on science learning experiences while also producing food for the community. Some food will be donated, some will be sold, and we'll also offer a program where residents can work in exchange for produce.
Voice for Victims: 20,000 Documents Expose Crimes Ahmad* was 15 years old when he was arrested and detained by the Syrian government in 2014 for filming demonstrations, his name listed in SJAC's collection of government documents from Syria's security sector. Stories of arbitrary detention have become common in Syria. While we may not know Ahmad's fate, there are many legal cases of Syrian victims seeking justice. To date, SJAC has 20,000 high-priority documents from the Syrian security sector awaiting analysis, which contain valuable evidence.
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT This project will be aimed at enrolling 12 LGBTIQ refugees and asylum seekers with in Nairobi in to colleges and technical institutes so that they acquire knowledge and skills which in return can enable them get employment and start up livelihood activities that will promote self sustenance