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BF SAT Malawi Millions of young people do not have access to appropriate, gender-responsive, quality SRHR education, information and services. This makes them vulnerable to unintended pregnancies, often followed by child marriage (CM). The Break Free! programme empowers adolescents and young people to make their own free and informed choices to speak out and have control over their SRH and lives. BF! is tackling root causes of gender inequality, unequal power relations and discriminatory social norms, systems, structures, policies and practices, supported by civil society and improved legislation. The project will be implemented between 2021 and 2025 by the Break Free! Consortium consisting of Plan International Netherlands, SAT and FAWE, technical partners KIT and RMT in collaboration with Dutch Embassies. It will be carried out in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Sudan and Zambia, in addition to a regional Pan-African component to sustain the country programmes. The strategic programme objective of: adolescents exercise their right to live free from TP and CM, supported by civil society is contributing the above-defined impact. To achieve this strategic objective, CSOs, youth-led groups and networks will be strengthened to lobby and advocate for improved legislation and implementation to increase girls’ agency and to promote social norm change in favour of the prevention of CM/TP, and in some countries FGM/C. Although norm change takes time and the strategic objective is formulated under the ‘sphere of influence’ over which we do not have full control, the programme will report reduced prevalence of CM and TP for groups of girls in the programme locations, by 2025. The following three pathways of change lead towards the strategic programme objective.

Outcome 1: Adolescent girls at risk of CM/TP access quality and safe education,
Outcome 2: Duty bearers and decision-makers develop, resource and implement laws and policies that respond to adolescents’ needs, and
Outcome 3: Adolescents access quality SRHR information, education and services. The primary target group of the Break Free programme consists if girls and young women (GYW) aged 10 -24. To effectuate change in the lives of those GYW, the programme engages other stakeholders such as government, CSOs, parents and/or caretakers and the community at large in the 9 focus countries of Break Free!
BF SAT Mali SAT will implement YouthWyze and Youth hubs innovations in country through contracting local Youth Organizations. In addition, SAT provides technical input to the project implementation of BF! The strategic programme objective of: adolescents exercise their right to live free from TP and CM, supported by civil society is contributing the above-defined impact. To achieve this strategic objective, CSOs, youth-led groups and networks will be strengthened to lobby and advocate for improved legislation and implementation to increase girls’ agency and to promote social norm change in favour of the prevention of CM/TP, and in some countries FGM/C. Although norm change takes time and the strategic objective is formulated under the ‘sphere of influence’ over which we do not have full control, the programme will report reduced prevalence of CM and TP for groups of girls in the programme locations, by 2025. The following three pathways of change lead towards the strategic programme objective.

Outcome 1: Adolescent girls at risk of CM/TP access quality and safe education,
Outcome 2: Duty bearers and decision-makers develop, resource and implement laws and policies that respond to adolescents’ needs, and
Outcome 3: Adolescents access quality SRHR information, education and services. The primary target group of the Break Free programme consists if girls and young women (GYW) aged 10 -24. To effectuate change in the lives of those GYW, the programme engages other stakeholders such as government, CSOs, parents and/or caretakers and the community at large in the 9 focus countries of Break Free!
BF SAT Niger SAT will implement YouthWyze and Youth hubs innovations in country through contracting local Youth Organizations. In addition, SAT provides technical input to the project implementation of BF! The strategic programme objective of: adolescents exercise their right to live free from TP and CM, supported by civil society is contributing the above-defined impact. To achieve this strategic objective, CSOs, youth-led groups and networks will be strengthened to lobby and advocate for improved legislation and implementation to increase girls’ agency and to promote social norm change in favour of the prevention of CM/TP, and in some countries FGM/C. Although norm change takes time and the strategic objective is formulated under the ‘sphere of influence’ over which we do not have full control, the programme will report reduced prevalence of CM and TP for groups of girls in the programme locations, by 2025. The following three pathways of change lead towards the strategic programme objective.

Outcome 1: Adolescent girls at risk of CM/TP access quality and safe education,
Outcome 2: Duty bearers and decision-makers develop, resource and implement laws and policies that respond to adolescents’ needs, and
Outcome 3: Adolescents access quality SRHR information, education and services. The primary target group of the Break Free programme consists if girls and young women (GYW) aged 10 -24. To effectuate change in the lives of those GYW, the programme engages other stakeholders such as government, CSOs, parents and/or caretakers and the community at large in the 9 focus countries of Break Free!
BF SAT Mozambique Millions of young people do not have access to appropriate, gender-responsive, quality SRHR education, information and services. This makes them vulnerable to unintended pregnancies, often followed by child marriage (CM). The Break Free! programme empowers adolescents and young people to make their own free and informed choices to speak out and have control over their SRH and lives. BF! is tackling root causes of gender inequality, unequal power relations and discriminatory social norms, systems, structures, policies and practices, supported by civil society and improved legislation. The project will be implemented between 2021 and 2025 by the Break Free! Consortium consisting of Plan International Netherlands, SAT and FAWE, technical partners KIT and RMT in collaboration with Dutch Embassies. It will be carried out in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Sudan and Zambia, in addition to a regional Pan-African component to sustain the country programmes. The strategic programme objective of: adolescents exercise their right to live free from TP and CM, supported by civil society is contributing the above-defined impact. To achieve this strategic objective, CSOs, youth-led groups and networks will be strengthened to lobby and advocate for improved legislation and implementation to increase girls’ agency and to promote social norm change in favour of the prevention of CM/TP, and in some countries FGM/C. Although norm change takes time and the strategic objective is formulated under the ‘sphere of influence’ over which we do not have full control, the programme will report reduced prevalence of CM and TP for groups of girls in the programme locations, by 2025. The following three pathways of change lead towards the strategic programme objective.

Outcome 1: Adolescent girls at risk of CM/TP access quality and safe education,
Outcome 2: Duty bearers and decision-makers develop, resource and implement laws and policies that respond to adolescents’ needs, and
Outcome 3: Adolescents access quality SRHR information, education and services. The primary target group of the Break Free programme consists if girls and young women (GYW) aged 10 -24. To effectuate change in the lives of those GYW, the programme engages other stakeholders such as government, CSOs, parents and/or caretakers and the community at large in the 9 focus countries of Break Free!
BF SAT Burkina Faso SAT will implement YouthWyze and Youth hubs innovations in country through contracting local Youth Organizations. In addition, SAT provides technical input to the project implementation of BF! The strategic programme objective of: adolescents exercise their right to live free from TP and CM, supported by civil society is contributing the above-defined impact. To achieve this strategic objective, CSOs, youth-led groups and networks will be strengthened to lobby and advocate for improved legislation and implementation to increase girls’ agency and to promote social norm change in favour of the prevention of CM/TP, and in some countries FGM/C. Although norm change takes time and the strategic objective is formulated under the ‘sphere of influence’ over which we do not have full control, the programme will report reduced prevalence of CM and TP for groups of girls in the programme locations, by 2025. The following three pathways of change lead towards the strategic programme objective.

Outcome 1: Adolescent girls at risk of CM/TP access quality and safe education,
Outcome 2: Duty bearers and decision-makers develop, resource and implement laws and policies that respond to adolescents’ needs, and
Outcome 3: Adolescents access quality SRHR information, education and services. The primary target group of the Break Free programme consists if girls and young women (GYW) aged 10 -24. To effectuate change in the lives of those GYW, the programme engages other stakeholders such as government, CSOs, parents and/or caretakers and the community at large in the 9 focus countries of Break Free!
Maximizing Impact for key populations affected by HIV Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.  This program has the following goals: To end the transmission of HIV and alleviate the impact of AIDS in Lao PDR. The objectives of this program are: Objective: To prevent and reduce the futher transmission of HIV infection.  Objective: To create an enabling environment for an effective HIV response.  Objective: To increase coverage and improve quality of treatment, care and support services for people living with HIV
Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Strengthening malaria control operations and reducing the malaria burden to move progressively towards malaria elimination in Laos Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Improving health services access to strengthen the sustainability and quality of the national TB and HIV response Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Reaching the unreached to End TB in Lao PDR.  End the transmission and impact of HIV/AIDS and STI in Lao PDR by 2030. The objectives of this program are: To increase the TB treatment coverage through finding and treating the missing DS-TB and DR-TB cases.  To increase the uptake of TB/DR-TB preventive therapy (TPT) among eligible population.  To improve the management of patients affected by drug resistant tuberculosis.  To improve access to quality  HIV prevention and testing services.  To increase access to quality HIV treatment and care services
Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Ending Tuberculosis in Lao PDR Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Improving the health sector coordination, information and management systems for sustainability Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) - RSSH - Ministry of Health of the Lao People's Democratic Republic - MOH.
Denmark provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Denmark provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Norway provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Norway provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Ireland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Ireland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Iceland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Iceland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
France provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) France provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Switzerland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Switzerland provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Belgium provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Belgium provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Sweden provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Sweden provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) United Kingdom provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Canada provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Canada provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Germany provides the fund to Lebanon (2023) Germany provides the fund to Lebanon (2023)
Federal Trade Commission: Technical Assistance to Philippines on Consumer Protection Federal Trade Commission (FTC) assistance to foreign consumer protection and privacy agencies aimed at building a foundation for strong cooperative relationships between the FTC and newer consumer protection agencies with an eye to building the capacity of those agencies to serve as effective civil law enforcement partners in the fight against cross-border fraud, with the secondary goal of promoting a common vision of sound consumer policy.
Federal Trade Commission: Office of International Affairs - Consumer Protection Technical Assistance to Philippines on Consumer Protection
Federal Trade Commission: Office of International Affairs Technical Assistance to Philippines on Consumer Protection
Federal Trade Commission: Technical Assistance to Philippines on Competition Federal Trade Commission (FTC) assistance to foreign antitrust agencies aimed at ensuring that competition agencies in developing and transitional economies that review suspected anticompetitive conduct and mergers share in a convergent approach to enforcement, analysis, and fairness, with a secondary goal of promoting competition in the economy at-large and cross-border cooperation.
Federal Trade Commission: Office of International Affairs - Protect Consumers Technical Assistance to Philippines on Consumer Protection
NGO Effectiveness, Transparency and Joint Civil Society Action (i) The development of models, systems and processes that will aid overseas development NGO\'s to enhance their effectiveness in delivering aid together with creating greater transparency within the sector (ii) Influencing and enabling joint civil society action for positive EU and international development policy and global post -2015 development framework. Network of International Development Organisations in Scotland (NIDOS) was a funded partner in this work until March 2016.
Comic Relief Grant Bond Effectiveness Rolling annual grant towards Bonds effectiveness work.
Civil Society Collective: Building a thriving and diverse civil society sector. Bond and its partners will help to strengthen humanitarian and international development civil society organisations so that they have the capability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment, to advocate for change and to collaborate with others in pursuit of the SDGs and a more just and equitable world. UK humanitarian and international development civil society organisations and their partners. Networks within the UK Alliance - Scotland's International Development Alliance, CADA Northern Ireland, South West International Development Network, Hub Cymru Africa. Intended outcomes:a) humanitarian and international development civil society organisations will have the capability to respond to changing humanitarian and development needs b) UK civil society organisations working in international development and humanitarian assistance will be part of strong and thriving networks c) Greater shared value will be achieved through collaboration and partnership between civil society organisations and other development actors d) Through their advocacy, civil society organisations will have contributed to positive change.
Working together to protect UK leadership on aid and development This is a three-year project to harness the power of strategically-driven, united action by UK NGOs to meet the challenges and grasp the opportunities of this critical period. Bond’s activities will include: convening proactive, action-orientated coalitions; distilling and deploying a clear, compelling joint case for support for ODA to policy-makers and the public; and building support amongst policy-makers and the media to sustain and secure concrete policy commitments for more and better UK and EU ODA.
Improving UK NGO Effectiveness, Transparency and Shaping EU Aid Performance DFID Accountable Grant to consortium of Bond, NIDOS and CADA to work with UK NGOs on Effectiveness and Transparency, and to work with European partners on shaping EU member states' aid performance;
Advocacy for more and better aid in the UK and Europe 3 year grant to deliver following objectives:
1. To provide UK NGOs with leadership, support and coordination to increase the effectiveness of their common advocacy asks and messaging towards the UK Government on UK development policies, international positioning and aid;
2. To build positive UK political and public support for aid and development in the lead up to the projected increases of UK ODA in 2013;
3. To ensure EU priorities, policies, institutional structures and funding to 2015 and beyond deliver positive international development outcomes. ;
Joint campaign on food and hunger Grant to deliver a joint NGO campaign on food and hunger
European Year for Development 2015 National Work Programme for the United Kingdom Overall Objective for European Year of Development in UK: To increase awareness of and engagement in development cooperation amongst citizens across the UK (with a focus on specific target groups), with a focus on i) increasing understanding about the MDGs and post-2015 process, ii) critical reflection of previous and future EU development policies and iii) providing UK citizens with options that offer entry points in their direct involvement in development cooperation .
Knowledge Building and Strategic Communications in LATAM Knowledge Building and Strategic Communications activities in Latin America
Direct Lobbying and Advocacy in LATAM Direct Lobbying and Advocacy activities in Latin America
Strategic Resourcing in NL/International Strategic Resourcing activities in NL/International
Knowledge Building and Strategic Communications in NL/International Knowledge Building and Strategic Communications activities in NL/International
Direct Lobbying and Advocacy in NL/International Direct Lobbying and Advocacy in activities NL/International
Capacity Building in NL/International Capacity Building activities in NL/International
Réponse integrée aux besoins des personnes deplacées internes et communautés hôtes affectées par la crise sécuritaire dans 5 communes de la région de l’Est (Fada N’Gourma, Tibga, Diapangou, Diabo et Diapaga) La situation actuelle du Burkina Faso s’est aggravée par des violences armées sur plus de la moitié de son territoire. Ces violences armées ont provoqué des déplacements massifs des populations civiles suscitant ainsi des besoins humanitaires. Dans l’élan d’apporter une réponse à cette crise humanitaire, ASMADE entend mettre en œuvre un projet d’urgence aux populations déplacées interne et aux communautés hôtes affectées par la crise sécuritaire dans cinq communes de la région de l’Est (Fada N’Gourma, Tibga, Diapangou, Diabo et Diapaga) via des actions de protection d’une durée de 12 mois (mai 2022 à avril 2023).
Ce projet contribuera à la mise en œuvre du plan de réponse humanitaire 2022 par l’atteinte de l’objectif du cluster concerné : 
- Les femmes, hommes, filles, garçons et personnes en situation de handicap, à risque et victimes de violations, vivant dans les communautés, sur les sites de déplacés ou dans des lieux de regroupement de la région de l’EST ont accès à une assistance multisectorielle et / ou intégrée en protection (psychosociale, juridique informations et sécurité physique)
Dans sa stratégie d’intervention et dans une logique de pérennisation du projet, ASMADE conduira la mise en œuvre du projet en coordination étroite avec le cluster, mais aussi avec les services régionaux, provinciaux et communaux en charge de l’action humanitaire en mettant au centre les bénéficiaires du projet tout en tenant compte de leur spécificité.
ASMADE travaillera également avec ACTED afin de pouvoir dérouler les activités de Protection auprès des sites d’accueil tenus par l’ONG.
Les activités de protection consisteront à mener des actions de sensibilisation et mettre en place et/ou redynamiser des structures communautaires existantes à travers le renforcement de leurs capacités. Quatre espaces et amis d’enfances seront mis en place et serviront des cadres d’épanouissement et convivialité où tous les enfants des déplacés et des communautés hôtes auront un accès équitable et participeront sans discrimination aux activités. Des activités psychosociales communautaires et de soutien entre pairs seront également réalisés tout en développant des réseaux de référencement fonctionnels des cas des enfants.
Fourniture de services intégrés de protection et de violence basée sur le Genre pour les personnes déplacées internes et communautés hôtes dans la région du centre Nord La présente proposition vise à contribuer à la prévention des exploitations et violences sexuelles et à l’assistance aux victimes dans le cadre de la crise humanitaire dans la région du Centre Nord grâce une approche intégrée de protection et  de Violence basée sur le genre. 
Children Believe ambitionne de renforcer  les capacités des intervenants sur les différents aspects de la  prise en charge  incluant la nécessité d’une approche intégrée axées sur les victimes,  ensuite de développer des actions de sensibilisation envers la communauté et les acteurs humanitaires pour prévenir les EAS, de  réduire la stigmatisation des victimes et enfin de renforcer les mécanismes de coordination et de lutte contre les violences et l’exploitation sexuelles.