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Lake Manzala Engineered Wetlands NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Developing Renewable Ground Water Resources in Arid Lands: a Pilot Case - the Eastern Desert of Egypt NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Lighting and Building Appliances NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Grid-connected Small Scale Photovoltaic Systems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
MED: Enhanced Water Resources Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sixth Operational Phase of the GEF Small Grants Programme in Egypt NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening Protected Area Financing and Management Systems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Green Sharm El Sheikh To turn Sharm El Sheikh into a model integrated and ecologically sustainable tourism city of national and international importance through the adoption of further low-carbon technologies, proactive waste prevention and management practices and a further-enhanced protection of its natural capital basis Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Tourism is an important domain for economic development in Egypt, with almost 95% of tourism activity in the country leisure and culture-oriented and mostly concentrated on Cairo, Upper Egypt, Sinai and the Red Sea. Indeed, if the economic development of a certain country is to be based to some extent on tourism, diversification and enhancement of the tourism product is an appropriate strategy, such as through sustainable tourism. The Egyptian government is starting to take actions towards sustainability efforts and to assume full environmental responsibility, which often conflict with tourism development goals of creating job opportunities and increasing foreign currency. Government engagement and supervision is essential in this initiative because the private sector cannot be relied on its own and requires policy and framework conditions and guidance and capacity to develop sustainable investments. Moreover, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism believes that tourism in the Red Sea will need to benefit the environment if practiced in a sustainable manner by promoting eco-destinations and raising awareness.The economic benefits in the tourism industry will generate social and socio-economic benefits for local communities and other job seekers in the tourism industry, in particular from Upper Egypt. Sustainable tourism activities create jobs and generate income from environmentally friendly activities. These include income generation for local communities engaged in ecotourism activities, handicrafts and other service facilities. It also includes improvement of livelihoods and well-being for local communities through establishment of new facilities in the targeted protected areas. The project will also improve health conditions for waste collectors through formalization of the solid waste management and recycling initiatives. The CCM mitigation technologies for small scale renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies will open new lines of small businesses in installation, operation and maintenance of these applications.    Thus, environmental protection, conservation and inclusiveness is essential for the success of sustainable tourism development and ensuring a high-quality tourism destination in Sharm El-Sheikh in the future. The Green Sharm project will improve the management and organizational capacities for elaborating a Sustainable Development Strategy and planning and launching its implementation with different stakeholders at the national and local levels.
Strengthen the National Response Against HIV/AIDS in Mauritania In Mauritania, epidemiological research is limited so that it is difficult to assess the scope and progression of the HIV epidemic. Although the current HIV prevalence  in the country is low (0.8 percent in 2005), there is a risk that the epidemic may spread because of social and behavioral factors. The program supported by this grant will strengthen and expand the national response to HIV and AIDS. Grant funds will be used to expand access to antiretroviral therapy and treatment of opportunistic infections for those eligible for treatment; expand preventive activities, particularly through a peer education approach targeting specific vulnerable populations; consolidate comprehensive care for people living with HIV and their families; and promote and strengthen participation of nongovernmental organizations and civil society, including people living with HIV, in the program.
Mauritania - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme Mauritania - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Mauritania.
Investing to achieve impact against HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in Mauritania Mauritania - Multicomponent - National Executive Secretariat for fight against Aids of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania - SENLS Mauritania.  This program has the following goals: Réduire sensiblement le fardeau de la tuberculose en Mauritanie d’ici 2025 dans le sens des objectifs du développement durable (ODD) et de ceux fixés par la nouvelle stratégie End TB de l’OMS. /  To significantly reduce the burden of TB in Mauritania by 2025 in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and those set by the new WHO End TB Strategy..  Contribuer à l’atteinte de l’objectif d’élimination du paludisme d’ici 2030  /  Contribute to the goal of eliminating malaria by 2030.  Mettre en place une base solide à l'atteinte des 95-95-95 en 2026 et à l'élimination de l'épidémie en 2030.  /  Establish a solid foundation for reaching 95-95-95 by 2026 and eliminating the epidemic by 2030. The objectives of this program are: • Détecter 7603 cas de tuberculose de 2022 à 2024 • Traiter avec succès au moins 90 % des patients mis sous traitement  /  - Detect 7,603 cases of TB from 2022 to 2024 - Successfully treat at least 90% of patients started on treatment.  • Diagnostiquer 170 cas de TBMR/XDR de 2022 à 2024 et traiter 100 % des malades.  /  - Diagnose 170 cases of MDR-TB/XDR from 2022 to 2024 and treat 100% of patients.  • Assurer le dépistage de l’infection VIH chez 80% des malades tuberculeux notifiés et la mise sous ARV- cotrimoxazole de 100% des patients co-infectés tuberculose/VIH  /  - Ensure that 80% of notified TB patients are screened for HIV infection and that 100% of TB/HIV co-infected patients are put on ARV-cotrimoxazole.  Arrêter la transmission autochtone du paludisme dans les wilayas à très faible transmission d'ici 2025.  /  Stop indigenous malaria transmission in wilayas with very low transmission by 2025.
Mauritania - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme Mauritania - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Mauritania.
To reduce new HIV infection by 70% and ensure at least 80% of the adults leaving with HIV and at least 50 % of the children benefit from HIV services by 2018 Mauritania - HIV - National Executive Secretariat for fight against Aids of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania - SENLS Mauritania.
To contribute to the reduction of malaria mortality and morbidity in the general population for sustainable socio- economic development Mauritania - Malaria - National Executive Secretariat for fight against Aids of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania - SENLS Mauritania.
To substantially reduce the burden of TB in Mauritania by 2018 Mauritania - Tuberculosis - National Executive Secretariat for fight against Aids of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania - SENLS Mauritania.
Promoting the use of fuel-efficient stoves to improve the health, livelihood and environment of 10,000 people in Tanzania This project aims to tackle rural poverty in the Iringa and Kilolo Districts of Tanzania by training groups within local communities to make and sell portable clay stoves. This will contribute to improved health and and more productive time for women and girls and will reduce environmental degredation.;
HIV Self-Testing in Kenya Increasing access to HIV Self Testing amongst young people
AIDS FREE CITIES Mozambique The Elton John AIDS Foundation (EJAF) and the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office  (FCDO) awarded a grant to Frontline AIDS and their partners to tackle the HIV epidemic amongst young people in Mozambique. The 3-year project in Maputo City is designed to benefit adolescents at highest risk of HIV infection by enabling access to comprehensive services throughout the HIV prevention and treatment cascades. The model engages a cadre of HIV positive 18–24-year-olds to support other young people living with HIV to navigate their treatment journey and help ensure they stay in care. Through the project, over 40,000 young people will be reached with HIV services. EJAF and FCDO will also support  a grant in Kenya to provide HIV Self Testing kits to young men.
ITALIAN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE AGRARIAN REFORM PROGRAM - IARCDSP - EXPERT FUND ASSISTENZA ITALIANA AL PROGRAMMA DI RIFORMA AGRARIA PER LO SVILUPPO COMUNITARIO ITALIAN TECHNICAL ASSISTENCE TO THE AGRARIAN REFORM PROGRAM FONDO ESPERTI - ASSISTENZA TECNICA ITALIANA AL PROGRAMMA DI RIFORMA AGRARIA
ITALIAN ASSISTANCE TO THE AGRARIAN REFORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT PROGRAM (IARCDSP) FONDO IN LOCO-ASSISTENZA ITALIANA AL PROGRAMMA DI RIFORMA AGRARIA PER LO SVILUPPO COMUNITARIO SUPPORT TO THE AGRARIAN REFORME - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SUPPORTO ALLA RIFORMA AGRARIA DEL PAESE- ASSISTENZA TECNICA
Assistance, monitoring and coordination initiative in favor of the population of the Philippines affected by Yolanda typhoon fondo esperti per assistenza, coordinamento e monitoraggio. Provide assistance, coordination and monitoring initiatives to achieve. Assistenza, coordinamento e monitoraggio delle attività da realizzare.
Philippines - Debt swap. Experts funds Filippine - Conversione del debito - Fondo esperti Philippines - Debt swap. Experts funds Filippine - Conversione del debito - Fondo esperti Filippine - Conversione del debito - Fondo esperti Filippine - Conversione del debito - Fondo esperti
Philippines - Debt swap - Local funds Filippine - Conversione del debito - fondo in loco Philippines - Debt swap - Local funds Filippine - Conversione del debito - fondo in loco Filippine - Conversione del debito - fondo in loco Filippine - Conversione del debito - fondo in loco
Dougoum Garden Project Sector: Economic Opportunity (self-help grant) .The association would like to build a concrete wall around an already existing garden. At present, kids, camels, and other animals knock down the wall and get into the garden. The current earth wall also erodes when it rains and has to be rebuilt. The garden is perhaps a quarter of an acre, and would be enlarged slightly. There is also a water cistern that the association uses in order to have water for the garden.
Damerjog Youth Fishing Project Sector: Economic Opportunity (self-help grant).This project will contribute in the fight against poverty by creating employment and increasing incomes for young men and women. In Djibouti, fish is more affordable for low income consumers and has a relatively lower price than meat (i.e. beef and chicken). The Association intends to create income generating activities through the purchase of fishnets. Theyll be fishing at the nearby Doudda beach and/or Loyaada beach.
ADPEB Daycare Project This association has 70 orphans kids, most of them are either sick or need meds; the others dont have clothing or food to eat. They are planning to create a daycare center for poor families. Theyre giving opportunities for moms to find a job for a better life. This will have a high impact in an area where there is a need for children to receive quality education and parents to work. These benefits can translate into economic activity (no matter how small) for the city of Djibouti. The associations goal is to make these mothers self-sufficient so that they can provide for their families.
Reseau des Femmes Actives de Djibouti Boulaos (Network of Active Women in Boulaos Djibouti) RFADB Sewing Project
Association pour le Renforcement de la Capacit Socio-Economique de PK 12 APRCSE Sewing Project
Association de Dveloppement pour lAvenir des Jeunes (ADAJ) Association ADAJ Mobile Shops Project
Irrigation: Second Northeast Thailand Irrigation Project Irrigation: Second Northeast Thailand Irrigation Project
Irrigation: Agricultural Diversification and People's Irrigation Project in the North Irrigation: Agricultural Diversification and People's Irrigation Project in the North
Research/Extension/Training: National Agricultural Research Project (Adaptive Research for Rainfed Agriculture) Research/Extension/Training: National Agricultural Research Project (Adaptive Research for Rainfed Agriculture)
PROG2017-2021_Outcome: Ethnic minority children aged 0-8 in Kontum and Laichau provinces grow in a safe and stimulating environment due to access to high-quality early childhood care and education, and pre-primary education generated by community involvement and the strengthening of local authorities. (Viet Nam - OS 1) Result 1 (focusing on strengthening local civil society by capacity building by the partner) The Vietnamese partner (Vietnam Women Union) effectively applies the quality ECCE modalities in all interventions (including its "5 million mothers" program) Result 2 (following ToC: focusing on service delivery to rights holders): Service providers deliver improved services to ethnic minority children aged 0-8 years in the project areas to support better child development status (including improved scores on learning, health and psycho-social status related indicators). Result 3 (following ToC: focus on awareness raising/empowerment and capacity building among moral duty bearers): Parents of ethnic minority children aged 0-8 years in the project areas are better able to create a stimulating environment for holistic child development Result 4 (following ToC: focusing on capacity building and advocacy among local authorities): Local authorities and public services have improved knowledge and understanding of holistic child development models for ethnic minority children aged 0-8 years that is used to improve policy and practice Institutional duty bearers: commune leaders and commune technical staff; local Ministry of Education staff (district and provincial level) Moral duty bearers: communities, core parents in the parent groups, parents of children aged 0-8 Direct beneficiaries: 10,746 children (5,386 children aged 0-8 in the first year and ± 1,340 new beneficiaries each year) in our targeted communities. Indirect beneficiaries: 119,640 children aged 0-8 elsewhere in the provinces of Kon Tum and Lai Chau.
PROG2017-2021_Outcome: In the targeted areas with high ethnic-minority populations in the provinces of Lai Chau and Kon Tum children in primary and lower-secondary schools learn in a safer environment thanks to increased resilience to natural disasters and climate change adaptation skills at school and in communities generated by community involvement and the strengthening of local authorities. (Viet Nam - OS 2) Result 1 (focusing on strengthening local civil society by capacity building at the partner) The Vietnamese partner (Women Union) has efficiently taken key roles in capacity building and awareness raising activities with regard to CCA/DRR in communities and schools Result 2 (following ToC: focusing on empowerment of the rights holders): Children in primary and lower-secondary schools (6-15) in the project areas have increased their capacity in CCA/DRR to actively promote a safer environment in the communities and at schools. Result 3 (following ToC: focus on awareness raising/empowerment and capacity building among moral duty bearers): Parents and teachers have enhanced their knowledge and skills in disaster risks reduction and CCA/DRR at school and in the communities. Result 4 (following ToC: focusing on capacity building and advocacy among local authorities): Local authorities at provincial level have increased their capacity in community-based disaster risk reduction and enhanced networking and replication of safe school model in disaster prone communities Institutional duty bearers: local Ministry of Education staff (district and provincial level), teachers, commune leaders and technical staff. Rights holders: children aged 6-15 in the targeted schools Direct beneficiaries: 3,382 children aged 6-12 + 2,043 children aged 12-15 in the targeted communities = 5,425 children aged 6-15. Indirect beneficiaries: 181,368 children aged 6-15 in Lai Chau and Kon Tum provinces
Freight Cost of Food Aid under Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase Program Food Aid (Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase) Freight Cost for soybean meal bulk [20,000 gross metric tons] - through Catholic Relief Services
Faculty Exchange Program - Veterinary Science The Faculty Exchange Program enhances the teaching ability of agricultural educators from institutions of higher learning in developing countries. Participants come to the United States for one academic semester (4-5 months) to increase their knowledge of, and ability to teach, agricultural economics, marketing, business and law in a market-based economy.
Animal Disease Outbreak Response Management The course supported the Philippines in developing, planning and coordinating between Regional QRTs, provincial veterinary responders, emergency staff, and private practitioners/veterinary schools
Philippines - Specimen sample collection Poultry disease specimen sample collection technical assistance
Rehabilitation of degraded mangroves To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase Program Food Aid (Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase) Commodity Cost for soybean meal bulk [20,000 gross metric tons] - through Catholic Relief Services
International Forestry Programs: Development of Spatial Forest/Nonforest Data for the Philippines Development of Spatial Forest/Nonforest Data for the Philippines
Philippines - Animal Disease Outbreak Response Management From July 15-23, 2016, the Animal Disease Outbreak Response Management Training was held in the Philippines. The subject matter experts attending the training conducted lectures on topics such as: Managing Crisis Situations, Epidemiological Analysis and Response, Epidemiological Tools, Risk Analysis, and a one-day case study.
Veterinary Training Plan Development From April 16-30, 2016, DTRA funded an effort to develop a Philippines veterinary training strategy based on gaps identified by the APHIS/Manila Office and a planned scoping mission in spring 2016.
WGG- Building Inclusive Movements and Alliances in Rwanda It is a strategic platform for activists to participate in and learn about differing viewpoints, form creative alliances and highlight issues that are generally considered to be beyond the purview of women’s rights and gender justice.
Women Gaining Ground WGG is a Global South-led consortium of three organisations with deep experience in feminist leadership, movement-building, advocacy and working with marginalized groups: CREA as the lead organisation; Akili Dada; and International Women's Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific (IWRAW). WGG works in five priority countries: Bangladesh, India, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda Women and girls, including those with disabilities, are the architects of a society free from violence, and lead political and social transformation to redefine, prevent and eliminate sexual and gender-based violence
All Hands in Kenya: Advancing Labor Standards through Cooperative Action The project aims to improve international labor standards and acceptable conditions of work in two key economic sectors through engagement with government, employers, and civil society.
Better Utilization of Skills for Youth (BUSY) through Quality Apprenticeships The BUSY project will help build the capacity of government, employers, workers' organizations, and civil society actors to establish and expand workplace-based training programs for vulnerable youth, including by identifying gaps in relevant laws and policies.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: RC & O+M - GCMC - GCMC - DNK - SEMINAR ON REGIONAL SECURITY (SRS) - GCMC - 342 - RC & O+M - GCMC - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Denmark Ministry of Foreign Affairs
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: DEU Contribution - GCMC - DNK - EUROPEAN SECURITY SEMINAR NORTH - GCMC - 342 - DEU Contribution - FY20Q2 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB). Royal Danish Defence College
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Strategic Survey: Deep Dive on Iran. Denmark The Army Staff
Information for Development Program (InfoDev) The objectives of the Trust Fund are to promote competitiveness, employment and sustainable, inclusive growth in the mobile, climate technology and agro-processing sectors by (a) testing new approaches that enable the growth of innovative new ventures; (b) creating and disseminating knowledge; and c) strengthening recipientsâ€™ capacity to design and implement programs that enable the growth of innovative new ventures.
ISS 2009-2011 ISS 2009-2011 ISS, baserad i Pretoria, är en organisation verksam inom området      mänsklig säkerhet, och arbetar mot ett stabilt och fredligt Afrika    karaktäriserat av hållbar utveckling, mänskliga rättigheter,          rättssäkerhet, demokrati och säkerhetssamverkan. Stödet till ISS      utvärderades under 2008. Slutsatserna av utvärderingen var generellt  sett positiva, varför Sida beslutat om fortsatt stöd. ISS, based in Pretoria, is a human security research institution,     working towards a stable and peaceful Africa characterized by         sustainable development, human rights, the rule of law, democracy and collaborative security. The support to ISS was evaluated during 2008. The conclusions of the evaluation were in general very positive, why  Sida has decided on continuing to support the organisation.