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Credit and Financial Services: Smallholder Credit, Input Supply and Marketing Project Credit and Financial Services: Smallholder Credit, Input Supply and Marketing Project
Programme Loan: Smallholder Rehabilitation and Development Programme Programme Loan: Smallholder Rehabilitation and Development Programme
Rural Development: Northern Region Poverty Reduction Programme Rural Development: Northern Region Poverty Reduction Programme
Rural Development: Rural Enterprises Project Rural Development: Rural Enterprises Project
Rural Development: Village Infrastructure Programme Rural Development: Village Infrastructure Programme
Agricultural Development: Upper-East Region Land Conservation and Smallholder Rehabilitation Project Agricultural Development: Upper-East Region Land Conservation and Smallholder Rehabilitation Project
Establishment of the Public Procurement Regulatory Agency in Guinea The main objective of the trust fund is to help the government of Guinea to strengthen their capacity to undertake more effective public investment projects throught the establishment of a Public Procurement Regulatory Agency.
Conservation Areas for Biodiversity Conservation and Development II-Additional Financing To improve management of target conservation area landscapes and enhance the living conditions of communities in and around these conservation areas. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Towards Sustainable Energy for All in Mozambique: Promoting Market-Based Dissemination of Integrated Renewable Energy Systems for Productive Activities in Rural Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Energy Reform and Access Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Zambezi Valley Market Led Smallholder Development NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Transfrontier Conservation Areas Pilot and Institutional Strengthening NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Transfrontier Conservation Areas and Sustainable Tourism Development Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Management Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening the Conservation of Globally Threatened Species in Mozambique through Improving Biodiversity Enforcement and Expanding Community Conservancies around Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
BS: Support to the Implementation of the National Biosafety Framework of Mozambique NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Payment for Ecosystem Services to Support Forest Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mozambique Conservation Areas for Biodiversity and Development Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Financing of the Protected Area System in Mozambique NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Disposal of POPs Wastes and Obsolete Pesticides NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Advancing Gender Equality through Economic and Social Empowerment, and Protection Services targeting Women and Girls. Annual report (1 November 2018 to 31 December  2020) The project aim to benefit 500 households from vulnerable communities in Amman ,Aqaba, and Zarqa. The direct beneficiaries are estimated to be 65% females and 35% males. The total estimated number of beneficiaries from all household engaged with this program activities( livelihood, trainings, women empowerment, and peter parenting, case managment, child center activities, youth activities and psychosocial support) is estimated to be 2400.
Advancing Gender Equality through Economic and Social Empowerment, and Protection Services targeting Women and Girls. Quarterly report ( November 2019 - January 2020) The project aim to benefit 250 households from vulnerable communities in Amman ,Aqaba, and Zarqa over the year2 of project. The direct beneficiaries are estimated to be 65% females and 35% males. The total estimated number of beneficiaries from all household engaged with this program activities( livelihood, trainings, women empowerment, and peter parenting, case managment, child center activities, youth activities and psychosocial support) is estimated to be 1200.
Advancing Gender Equality through Economic and Social Empowerment, and Protection Services targeting Women and Girls The project aims to benefit 500 households from vulnerable communities in Amman, Aqaba and Zarqa. The direct beneficiaries are estimated to be 65% females 35% males. The total estimated number of beneficiaries from all households engaged with this programs activities (livelihood, training, women empowerment and better parenting, case management, child centre activities, youth activities and psychosocial support) is estimated to be 2400.
Uganda Improved Legume Seed Project AgResults’ Uganda Legume Seed Project is a six-year project that employs a Pay-for-Results prize to incentivize seed companies to produce and sell quality verified bean and soybean seed varieties to smallholder farmers across Uganda.
Menstrual regulation and abortion among Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh To provide needed evidence on Rohingya women's access to and use of Menstrual Regulation and abortion in refugee camps in Bangladesh, with the aim of ensuring that the needs of this vulnerable population are better met.
CP SYSTEM BUILDING AND SERVICE PROVISION National and sub national institutional management capacity strengthened for CP systems and services for most vulnerable children.
MEDIA RELATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING Media at the international, national and provincial levels have the capacity, knowledge and motivation to prioritize and promote
children's rights in Afghanistan
IR-12.2:MANAGEMENT AND STEWARDSHIP IR-12.2: Effective & efficient management and stewardship of financial resources
WASH IN INSTITUTION Communities and schools have strengthened capacity to ensure adequate information on, and appropriate facilities for, menstrual
hygiene for adolescent and pre-adolescent girls
IR-8.3:INCREASE OF LITERACY RATE FOR FEM Intermediate Results (IR) 8.3  By 2012 female literacy programme redesigned and  140,000 Female learners of age 15-45 years in current programme complete
9 months literacy course in 2013
APMU HEALTH Enhanced capacity for direct health & nutrition programme delivery at scale
SOCIAL PROTECTION Government at national and sub-national level have strengthened capacity to deliver integrated social protection services,
including goods and cash, to the most deprived families, as well as in support of families, including children on the move, during
acute emergency and recovery, in line with the CCCs.
POLIO ERADICATION National capacity is increased for polio vaccine management and social mobilization to maintain sustained interruption of wild
poliovirus transmission
STRATEGIC EVALUATIONS CONDUCTED AND RESU Strategic evaluations for thematic areas are conducted and results of evaluations are used in programmes and operations
RISKS MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION Support analysis of risks and mitigating measures for effective programme delivery and build capacity among UNICEF staff and
partners to manage risks and be fully accountable for use of UNICEF resources
SBC-COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT UNICEF, implementing partners including community structures, social mobilizers, adolescents and young people have the capacity to
effectively engage community men, women, girls, boys, and vulnerable groups for increased access and utilization of services by end
of December 2025.
COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND LEADERS HAVE STRENGTHENED MECHANISMS TO PREVENT Community members, leaders, and parents have become more effective in preventing violence and harmful practices  against girls,
boys, and women
COMMUNICATION IN MULTIPLE MEDIA Strategic and evidence-based communication and advocacy promotes, protects and fulfils the rights of children and youth, including
in emergencies.
GIRLS, BOYS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS AFFECTED BY EMERGENCY AND ARMED CONFLICT New Element
IR-5.3: SAFE HOUSEHOLD PRACTICE MOTIVATE IR 5.3 Families and communities adopt essential and safe  household practices and are motivated to utilise health, nutrition ,
sanitation  & hygiene and education  services in provinces where health, nutrition, water and sanitation, education  and CP
programmes are implemented
EQUITABLE ACCESS By 2025, education stakeholders at national and sub-national level have increased capacity to implement at scale sustainable
programmes to improve equitable access for the most disadvantaged children, especially girls and children affected by crisis.
SOCIAL PROTECTION FOR MOST VULNERABLE Support the government to develop evidence-based inclusion policies and plans  and to establish social protection systems at the
national and subnational levels
PLANNING, MONITORING AND IPM/HACT UNICEF staff and implementing partners have the capacity to develop equity-focused plans, and effectively monitor and report on
results for children by the end of December 2025.
IR-9.8:Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) INTERVENTIONS IR-9.8 By 2013, support to Government results in increase to access to water and sanitation and hygiene among rural population
(252,273) from 39% to 45% and 30% to 36% respectively.
IR-4.1:M&E MECHANISM ON TIMELY KNOWLEDGE IR 4.1 UNICEF's M&E mechanism is strengthened to provide timely data on and knowledge of children and women for evidence-based
programming and decision making
PREVENTIVE AND PROMOTIVE NUTRITION SERVICES FOR ADOLESCENT GIRLS Government and other partners have increased capacity at the national and sub-national levels for humanitarian coordination and
delivery of quality nutrition services, and emergency services are delivered, in line with the CCCs and international standards.
IR-3.3:STRENGTHENING CP MRM IR 3.3 Monitoring and Reporting Mechanisms on Children and Armed Conflict are strengthened for evidence based advocacy to increase
accountability of parties to the conflict.
CFS IMPLEMENTED FOR QUALITY EDUCATION Strengthened national and subnational capacity to implement Child Friendly Schools (CFS) especially in targeted schools in deprived
provinces and other areas
WASH IN EMERGENCY Girls, boys and women have protected water, and reliable access to sufficient sanitation and hygiene facilities.
ENHANCED DEMAND AND PROMOTION OF  KEY BE Individuals, Families and communities especially in deprived provinces and other focus areas have relevant knowledge demand key
nutrition services and adopt appropriate behaviors.
IR-10.3:STRENGTHENING CP MRM IR-10.3: Monitoring and Reporting Mechanisms on Children and Armed Conflict are strengthened for evidence based advocacy to
increase accountability of parties to the conflict.
HEALTH FACILITIES AND OUTREACH SERVICES Polio vaccines are effectively managed and communities are adequately mobilized towards interruption of wild polio virus
transmission.
MOST VULNERABLE BOYS/GIRLS HAVE IMPROVED ACCESS TO SPECIALIZED SERVICES Most vulnerable boys and girls have improved access to specialized and integrated child protection quality services.
IMPROVED Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) FOR DEPRIVED & VULNERABLE Increased access and use of improved drinking water supply and sanitation facilities by deprived and vulnerable populations
DATA FOR IMPROVED POLICY Health evidence generation is improved for informed decision making and evidence-based advocacy, planning, and policy making
ENHANCED ANALYSIS AND MONITORING CAPACIT National and Provincial implementing partners have the capacity to collect, analyze and disseminate data relevant for development
and monitoring of the health and immunization programme
IR-11.4:BASIC SERVICES DURING EMERGENCY IR-11.4: During emergencies, children and women have access to and utilize Child Protection, Education, Health, Nutrition and WASH
services.
NUTRITION CLUSTER FUNCTIONS EFFECTIVELY Effective and coordinated Nutrition cluster with improved information management at national and sub national levels in
humanitarian situations.
INCREASED CAPACITY FOR EVIDENCE BASED PO Increased country capacity for evidence based policy dialogue and advocacy with special focus on improving coverage and quality of
MNCH and immunization.
EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES National and sub-national education authorities have increased capacity to mitigate, prepare for and respond to emergencies, and
emergency services are delivered, in line with the CCCs.
IR-3.6:PROJECT COSTS IR-3.6: Adequate Technical Capacity in place to deliver country programme result in Protection of Children and Young People.
GIRLS  EDUCATION AND Early Child Development (ECD) DEVELOPED Girls' education and Community Based Early Childhood Care and Education developed and demonstrated in selected communities in
deprived provinces and other focus areas
INCREASED CAPACITY FOR EMERGENCY NUTRITI Increase national and sub national capacity for nutritional security and resilience plans as well as to deliver essential
nutritional services for children and women in humanitarian situations.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 7.2.2: Learning & Knowledge Exchange7.2.2.1: Launch and maintain UNICEF Afghanistan Team Site.7.2.2.2: Support Adolescent &
Youth (A&Y) in conceptualization of engaging UNVs and guide on KM components of their orientation and development of outputs.7.2.2.
3: Support collaboration with academic institutions and other research entities in Afghanistan and expand partnerships with
Communication, Advocacy & Civic Engagement (CACE) and A&Y.7.2.2.4: Conduct other internal KM activities, e.g. Learning & Exchange
Sessions, exit questionnaires, etc.7.2.2.5: Periodically assess and determine felt needs.
EVALUATION AND RESEARCH UNICEF, government and partners have strengthened capacity to generate, analyze and use rigorous evidence from equity-focused
research and evaluation, for evidence-based policy advocacy and programming
IR-1.4:SUPERVISING ENTITY FOR GPE FUNCTI IR 1.4 Supervising Entity for GPE (2012-2014) in place and functional
GIRLS' EDUCATION By end 2021, the operationalization of an intersectoral strategy and action plan for All Girls in School, has significantly
contributed to a more conducive policy environment, mobilization of civil society, increased girls' enrolment, learning and
retention and decreased drop-out rates of girls at every age.
POLIO VACCINES ARE EFFECTIVELY MANAGED Caregivers of children under 5 years have accepted and demand polio vaccinations and have access to quality vaccines for polio
eradication
IR-10.2:BIRTH REGISTRATION IR-10.2:By 2013 the rate of birth registration is increased to 60% of new born nationwide including in the most conflict-
affected and remote areas
IR-4.2:GOVERNMENT M&E SYSTEMS IR.4.2 Updated situation analysis and disaggregated data on children and women, and on priority programme performance reflecting
existing disparities available for planning
PROCUREMENT & LOGISTICS SYSTEMS IMPROVED National and subnational procurement and supply chain management system for pharmaceuticals, vaccines and equipment improved to
manage stock â€“outs
IR-5.1: AWARENESS RAISED FOR CHILD RIGHT IR 5.1 Awareness raised and public support built for the fulfilment of child rights, through evidence-based and strategic advocacy
and communication materials, key partnerships, and a sustained public discourse on prioritized issues
HUMAN CAPACITY Human resources have the capacities, skills, morale and motivation to support country operations [HR]
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION AND CHILDREN & YOUTH Decision makers, civil society, academia, youth groups, religious and community leaders mobilized to support the fulfillment and
protection of most vulnerable children and support the participation of children and youth in decisions that effects their lives
CAPACITY OF Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) PROVIDERS ENHANCED Deprived provinces and other focus areas have skilled healthcare workers, especially females, to provide quality and equitable MNCH
services that meet minimum national standards.
ENHANCED CAPACITY TO DELIVER Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Strengthened capacity of government departments at all levels to cost-effectively deliver sustainable drinking water and sanitation
services.
CAPACITY TO ENSURE ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER Deprived communities have increased capacity to access and use of  basic/safely managed drinking water supply and  appropriate
operation and management system
EFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING OF R Rapid assessment, monitoring and evaluation humanitarian action for girls, boys and women is timely, effective and efficient
IR-12.3:MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES IR-12.3: Effective & efficient management of human capacity.
IR-11.5:PROJECT COSTS IR-11.5:Adequate Technical Capacity in place to deliver country programme result in Cross-Cutting.
LEGAL AND NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK ALIGNED WITH INTERNATIONAL CHILD RIGHTS CONVENTIONS Legal, normative framework aligned with international standards, Sharia law and institutional capacity of Child Protection actors
is strenthened by 2025
IR-2.7:Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) POLICES & STRATEGIES & PLANS IR 2.7 By 2012 Rural Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) policies strategies and plans adopted and implemented by the government and partners, mobilise resources
to promote commitment to increase access to safe drinking water
ENHANCED DEMAND AND PROMOTION OF  HEALTH Individuals, families and communities, especially from deprived provinces and other focus areas have the relevant knowledge, demand
key Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) services and appropriate behaviors
IR-4.3:SOCIAL POLICIES, BUDGET & PLAN IR 4.3  (this is an activity to contribute to the strategy development) a social protection strategy for children and women
developed with a view to reduce disparity in access to services, entrepreneur opportunities (e,g. microfinance) , livelihoods at
local/community  levels that use transformative and social change approaches
INCREASED CAPACITY FOR EMERGENCY HEALTH Increased National and Sub National capacity for resilience plan and to deliver health services for preventing excess mortality
among children and women in humanitarian situation.
IR-2.5:Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) SERVICES IR 2.5  By 2013, mothers identified as HIV positive and their new-borns have access to Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services in five regional hospitals
IR-9.1:QUALITY IMMUNIZATION SERVICES IR-2.8: Adequate Technical Capacity in place to deliver country programme result  in Health, Nutrition & Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
EXPANDED PROGRAMME OF IMMUNIZATION (EPI) EPI services and coverage of all vaccines is improved with focus on zero dose children
HUMANITARIAN Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Increased national and subnational capacity for resilience plans and delivery of services to children and women for protected and
reliable access to sufficient safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in humanitarian situations.
IR-1.1: INCREASE IN CBE & ALC IR 1.1 By 2013, a total of 555,000 primary school age children (60% girls in 346 target districts) will enrol and progress? in
Community Based Schools (CBE) (125,000), Accelerated Learning Centres (ALC) (30,000) and construction-supported  formal schools
(400,000) in target districts in 10 priority convergence provinces
IR-2.3:INTEGRATED COMMUNITY BASED IR 2.3 By 2013, in 10 priority provinces, in partnership with BPHS 60% of pregnant women, new-borns and  under â€“five children have
access to quality, community based minimum package of health , nutrition services and mothers with complicated pregnancies have
access to quality EmONC services
CAPACITY TO ENSURE OPEN-DEFECATION-FREE Deprived communities have increased capacity to ensure open-defecation-free status, and collective adoption of appropriate
hygiene practices
IR-2.1:QUALITY IMMUNIZATION SERVICES IR 2.1  By 2013, routine and supplementary immunisation services especially in areas with immunisation coverage below 50% are
strengthened
IR-9.9:PROJECT COSTS IR-9.9: Adequate Technical Capacity in place to deliver country programme result  in Health, Nutrition & Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
IR-3.2:FUNCTIONAL & ACCESSIBLE BR SYSTEM IR 3.2 By 2013 the rate of birth registration is increased to 60% of new born nationwide including in the most conflict-affected
and remote areas
IR-2.4:COMMUNITY & FACILITY BASED NUTRIT IR 2.4 By 2013, in 10 provinces, 30% under five children and pregnant and lactating women have access to and utilise quality
community and facility based interventions for the prevention and management of malnutrition (Acute severe malnutrition, stunting
and  micronutrient deficiencies).
HUMANITARIAN EDUCATION Education authorities have increased capacity in evidence based national and decentralised sector analysis, planning, coordination,
 and management.
IR-8.2:CHILD FRIENDLY SCHOOLS WITH Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Intermediate Results (IR) 1.3  By 2012 female literacy programme redesigned and  140,000 Female learners of age 15-45 years in current programme complete
9 months literacy course in 2013
IR-9.5:COMMUNITY & FACILITY BASED NUTRIT IR- 9.5 By 2013, in 10 provinces, 30% under five children and pregnant and lactating women have access to and utilise quality
community and facility based interventions for the prevention and management of malnutrition (Acute severe malnutrition, stunting
and  micronutrient deficiencies).
IR-9.4:MATERNAL & NEWBORN IR-2.8: Adequate Technical Capacity in place to deliver country programme result  in Health, Nutrition & Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
IR 6.2: EMERGENCY PLANNING & DRR 6.2 Children and women benefit from early recovery and DRR support in identified high risks areas through Child Protection,
Education, health & Nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY Communication platforms and evidence based tools are produced for advocacy and engagement to promote, protect and fulfill child
rights especially for the most vulnerable
RELEVANT GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES AT NATIONAL AND SUB-NATIONAL LEVELS HAVE INCREASED Relevant government ministries at national and sub-national levels have increased capacity and commitment to manage equitable and
sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programmes
IMPROVE LEGISLATION AND POLICY Government and nonâ€“government functionaries and care givers in contact with children have the responsibility to prevent and
respond to violence, abuse and exploitation of children.
GENERATE, ANALYZE, USE AND DISSEMINATE DATA AND KNOWLEDGE Government, civil society and UNICEF have strengthened capacity to generate, analyse, use and disseminate data and knowledge on
child deprivation and disparities for evidence-based policies and programming.
ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTHS MOBILISED Mobilise adolescents and youths in priority provinces for adolescent development, gender action plan results and for inter-sectoral
action.
EDUCATION IN EMERGENCY Girls and boys have access to safe and secure education and critical information for their own well-being in humanitarian situation.
IR-9.3:INTEGRATED COMMUNITY BASED IR- 9.3 By 2013, in 10 priority provinces, in partnership with BPHS 60% of pregnant women, new-borns and  under â€“five children
have access to quality, community based minimum package of health , nutrition services and mothers with complicated pregnancies
have access to quality EmONC services
PMU: PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT PMU: Supported projects are effectively and efficiently managed to facilitate the achievement of results as defined by partner
programme sections.