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Business and Human Rights Workshop From 2005 – 2011, John Ruggie, the United Nations Secretary General’s Special Representative for Human Rights and Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises worked on producing United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. The respective Guiding Principles (GP) was adopted in June 2011 by the UN Human Rights Council. In essence the GP outlines three fundamental pillars : (a) States’ existing obligations to respect, protect and fulfill human rights and fundamental freedoms; (b) The role of business enterprises as specialized organs of society performing specialized functions, required to comply with all applicable laws and to respect human rights; (c) The need for rights and obligations to be matched to appropriate and effective remedies when breached.
 
While it is acknowledged that business and investments as a result of globalisation have positively contributed to economic growth and development, the international human rights law has failed to keep pace with the flow of investments causing the so called ‘governance gap’ - the existing laws / regulations do not necessarily underpin protection of human rights. 
 
It is also found that the GP is still unknown to many development actors both state and non-state particularly civil society. As CAFOD is developing its Southeast Asia regional strategy with one of the focuses on regulating of and influencing the private sector, it is timely that partners and other actors working directly with communities negatively affected by business operations in the region understand the Guiding Principles as one of the international mechanism available to be used for holding the states and companies accountable, protect, respect and provide necessary remedies where there are incidents of human rights abuses related to business operations.
 
The workshop aims to bring together partners particularly those who are working with communities adversely affected by business operations to share their experiences and at the same time bringing experts who have been working on business and human rights to share their knowledge and experience on the guiding principles. In this workshop the Guiding Principles will also be explored back to back with Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC).

It is expected that after the workshop partners have better understanding about the guiding principles, better understanding on how to use the guiding principles in their own contexts and that CAFOD is able to build a regional advocacy programme on business and human rights contributing to the new SE Asia regional strategy.
Regional Pilot Energy Delivery Models for people living in poverty – Phase 1 To pilot Phase 1 of the CAFOD/IIED energy delivery model (EDM) approach in the SE Asia region i.e. to carry out scoping of the energy access landscape (entry points/key actors/challenges & opportunities) to determine the baseline and key stakeholders for Phase 2 (a participatory design process that tailors energy services to end-users’ needs and wants and to their specific local context using two innovative tools). The aim of Phase 1 is to build understanding of energy access needs and opportunities among key stakeholders (government, private sector, civil society organisations including CAFOD partners) to ensure the success of Phase 2 (designing a sustainable EDM for a target community of end-users so as to deliver energy services with long-term development impact).
Mainstreaming biodiversity-based ecological agriculture in Asia It is widely recognised that the current mode of global food production and agriculture is unsustainable, and a major shift needs to take place. This shift is needed to ensure that there is enough food to feed the world, while protecting the environment, preserving biodiversity, eliminating poverty, and addressing climate challenges including climate change mitigation and adaptation. There is ample evidence demonstrating that the widespread adoption of agroecological approaches provides a way forward and a solution to these challenges. This project aims to contribute to achieving equitable and sustainable development and poverty alleviation, through mainstreaming biodiversity-based ecological agriculture (BEA) as a viable option to attain food security and sovereignty within this context. It will support the establishment of a decentralised, community-based institution with systemic research, learning and action to promote and facilitate the easy adoption of BEA techniques, practices, technologies and wisdom.
Solidarity grant to Caritas Finland to assist with co funding for ICD 2338 & 2443 CAFOD currently has 2 large Finnish MFA projects running in Myanmar (2238) and Bangladesh (2443). We are partnering with Caritas Finland who do all the coordination with the MFA and which is co-funding the project.  They are in an unusual situation for them whereby they are currently co-funding 4 projects rather than their usual two and they are struggling to meet their co-funding obligations. The fact that they cannot communicate much of the Myanmar project to supporters is partly to blame but it is also just due to their small capacity to fundraise for more than a couple of projects.  They have asked us if we could help them out in this tricky year to get them through this pressure on their available funds. 

This grant of EUR 15,000.00 is below the MHC threshold and Caritas Finland have robust safeguarding policies and procedures in place which meet CAFOD's standards. Project design and relevance is all contained within ICD 2338 and 2443 and associated WP projects.
ZIM-ECO PHASE 2 Support capacity-building of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and other election stakeholders for effective institutions, accountability and inclusion in the electoral process
China Post Disaster Restoration;Impact of Cyclone Idai This project arises from the need to address the impact of Cyclone Idai which heavily impacted on the Eastern Districts in Zimbabwe, particularly causing damage to homes, public and private infrastructure in the affected communities.
Support Services to MoHCC Support to the implementation of the TB and Malaria grants managed by the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare in Zimbabwe reaching to the persons affected and living with HIV/AIDS in the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Preparation of a Kigali HFC Implementation Plan The Preparation of a Kigali HFC Implementation Plan project in Zimbabwe aims to support the implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. The project is designed to assist Zimbabwe in its efforts to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and transition to low-global-warming-potential (GWP) alternatives. The primary objectives of the Kigali Implementation Plan project in Zimbabwe include supporting the government of Zimbabwe in developing and implementing policies, regulations, and standards to facilitate the phase-out of HFCs and the adoption of low-GWP alternatives.
Support to Chapter 12 Commissions The thrust of the overall programme to build up support that strengthens common objectives towards entrenching a culture of democracy in the country.
Resilience Building Fund Increased capacities of communities to protect development gains and achieve improved well-being outcomes in the face of shocks and stresses enabling them to contribute to the economic growth of Zimbabwe
China Post Disaster Restoratio This project arises from the need to address the impact of Cyclone Idai which heavily impacted on the Eastern Districts in Zimbabwe, particularly causing damage to homes, public and private infrastructure in the affected communities.
Addressing Critical Gaps HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care The projects seeks to address the critical gaps in HIV/AIDS interventions in Zimbabwe through reaching the most vulnerable populations in each of the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Resilence Building Fund Increased capacities of communities to protect development gains and achieve improved well-being outcomes in the face of shocks and stresses enabling them to contribute to the economic growth of Zimbabwe
Support to Implementation of the Grant Agreement  ZWE-T- MOHCC Gearing up to end TB in Zimbabwe
Sustainability of the Extractives sector Preparatory support to the Sustainability of the Extractives sector in Zimbabwe within selected districts, with interventions with the potential of upscaling.
Strengthening Biodiversity and Ecosystems Management Strengthening Biodiversity and Ecosystems Management and Climate-Smart Landscapes in the Mid to Lower Zambezi Region of Zimbabwe focusing on reducing key threats for wildlife, habitat, and livelihoods of local communities.
Zimba 2019 Engagement Facility Zim 2019 Engagement Facility is the CO fund to support any emerging issues or technical requests which are not covered by any of the regular CO projects. Its gives the CO the flexibility to respond and support emerging issues.
Support to Chapter 12 Commissi This project is designed to strengthen common objectives towards entrenching a culture of democracy in the country; addressing governance deficits while at the same time addressing common specific needs of the Ch.12 Commissions
Crisis Modifier (1) The crisis modifier is implemented to protect development gains accrued over the past years of implementing resilience building activities in the 18 districts where ZRBF is operating
Building Trust and Confidence in Zimbabwes Transition This project seeks to contribute towards building confidence and trust in Zimbabwes transition through a broad-based approach around three inter-linked output areas i.e. Citizen Engagement, Dispute resolution services and National Healing
CAWEP Climate Adaptation, Water and Energy Programme.The Climate Adaptation, Water and Energy Programme (CAWEP) Project is Foreign Commonwealth Development Organisation (FCDO) funded, UNDP implemented, 3-year project, which aims to support the Government of Zimbabwe attain its climate change goals. The project will support vulnerable communities and institutions’ adaptation and resilience capacity to climate shocks, through an investment of £12 million (US$14 million) to increase resilience in Zimbabw
Improving HIV testing coverage Improve HIV testing coverage in the selected districts of Zimbabwe towards achieving the set national and international targets.
Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030 Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030
Capacity Development to MOHCC Capacity Development to MoHCC to support the implementation of the TB and Malaria grants
Support to Implementation of the Grant Agreements ZWE-M-MOHCC Moving Zimbabwe Towards Malaria Elimination:Strengthening Evidence-Based Programming.
Commitment Towards Fast Tracking 90-90-90 Targets Commitment Towards Fast Tracking 90-90-90 Targets by 2010 and Ending AIDS by 2030
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Capacity Building The multi-year programmatic initiative supports capacity building for ZEC, strengthening of voter registration, developing of a robust voter education programme and effective ZEC engagement with election stakeholders.
Addressing Critical Gaps HIV P Addressing Critical Gaps in HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support in Zimbabwe
Supporting Low Emissions and Climate Change Adaptation Supporting the implementation of Low Emissions Development and Climate Change Adaptation in Zimbabwe.
GFF Sector Development Multi-donor Trust Fund for Global Financing Facility- provides the technical and financial support to implementing partners that are carrying the interventions funded by GFF
Parliament Support Project2019 UNDP is partnering with the Parliament of Zimbabwe to implement activities under the Spotlight Initiative
Pro-Poor Implementation and SD The project seeks to strengthen government efforts in the important area of support to SDG-based policy planning and implementation..
Support Services to Ministry of Health Support to the implementation of the TB and Malaria grants managed by the Ministry of Health and Child Care in Zimbabwe
Urban Resilience Programme -Country Investment Facility The proposed urban resilience programmme seeks to address SDG 11 - Make cities inclusive, safe and resilient.
ZIM/PHA/86/INV/60 - HPMP II Management Plan Reduction of HCFC-22 through the adoption of energy efficient, ozone- and climate friendly refrigerants in the RAC sector, consistent with the provisions of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol.
CCM Zimbabwe 2024-2026 To provide suppoert to the CCM Secretariat for year 2024-2026 (closure period) 2027
RTF E-solutions for UR Response to Covid-19 (safe market infrastructure, E-solutions and employment in food supply chains), as well as synergize with ongoing initiatives supported by the Russian Federation in the country and the National COVID-19 Response Plan.
Zimbabwe Energy Offer To accelerate access to sustainable, affordable, and clean energy that will catalyse SDGs achievement in Zimbabwe.
PSR Initiation Plan Preparatory support towards modernising the Zimbabwe Public Sector to Support Service Delivery and Economic Recovery covering all the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe.
ZIM 2019 Engagement Facility Zimbabwe 2019 Engagement Facility, Zim 2019 Engagement Facility is the CO fund to support any emerging issues or technical requests which are not covered by any of the regular CO projects.
RRFUrban Informal Food Markets This project proposes to reduce their exposure to Covid-19 through establishing safe markets, while also strengthening access to income support to sustain livelihoods, diversify income sources and opportunities for social protection.
Towards ending AIDS as a public threat by 2030 M&E-2a Completeness of facility reporting in Zimbabwe, Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030 in the 10 provinces across Zimbabwe.
COVID-19 Malaria COVID-19 Malaria- supports the activities that are being done to stop the spread of COVID 19. The interventions are supported and being financed by the Global Fund. This includes the procurement of Personal Protective Equipment
ZIM/REF/82/INV/55 Reduce HFC-134a in Domestic Fridges Conversion from HFC-134a to isobutane in the manufacture of domestic refrigerators at Capri (SME Harare) to reduce annual emission of HFC-13a to about 1.5MT
PIMS 5853 Building Climate Resilience of Vulnerable Building Climate Resilience of Vulnerable Agricultural Livelihoods in Southern Zimbabwe
Justice Delivery Consolidation of justice delivery for the vulnerable and marginalised populations to access qualitative and quantitative justice delivery
Sustaining Peace This project will be implemented at national level and in four counties namely: Nimba, Sinoe, Grand Cape Mount and Maryland. Support will be sought from implementing partners that have the capacity to mobilize the most marginalized persons.
Covid-19 HIV M&E-2a Completeness of facility reporting in Zimbabwe, Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030 in the 10 provinces across Zimbabwe.
Development Assistance Coordination & Effectiveness Development Assistance Coordination & Effectiveness
Support Services TB Support Services TB component covering the 10 provinces in Zimbabwe that are implementing activities that are funded by the Global Fund
Youth Connekt Zimbabwe This project seeks to empower youth in the important areas of skills, enterprise, career guidance, and networks to enable them to make a meaningful their communities, and to the country.
OAG Support from SNAO Office of the Auditor General has been engaged as an implementing partner in the support for OAG institutional strengthening from Swedish National Audit Office project.
The Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund Phase 2 The goal of the programme is to build resilience in vulnerable rural communities, ensure sustainable natural resources management for climate action, improve food and nutrition security, and lower the impact of natural disasters in at-risk communities in Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through the following interlinked Outcome areas: Outcome 1: Evidence and capacity built for key institutions, systems, and communities for policy and programming that promote community stewardship on sustainable natural resources management and livelihood options. Outcome 2: Improved natural resources management, utilization, and environmental protection to promote sustainable food systems, nutritious diets and functioning ecosystems for sustainable resilience to multiple shocks. Outcome 3: Enhanced sustainable, diversified livelihood options and inclusive economic growth for at-risk communities to strengthen their resilience. Outcome 4: Strengthened climate and disaster risk governance for resilience (early warning, and early action -Crisis Modifier) to cushion and protect developmental gains for at-risk communities.
Parliamentary Support Project2019 Through this Initiation Plan, UNDP is partnering with the Parliament of Zimbabwe to implement activities under the Spotlight Initiative aimed at addressing legislative and oversight work with regards of SGBV.
Gender Spotlight Initiative Spotlight Initiative is to support women and girls to realize their full potential in a violence free, gender responsive and inclusive Zimbabwe.
Support to the Ministry of Lands and Rural Resettlement The project Support to the Ministry of Lands and Rural Resettlement 2014 to 2016 Action Plan focuses on strengthening the assessment and inventory capacities of the ministry to aid implemented through this project.
Devolved Development Project Devolved Development Project Initiation Plan to promote devolved development, dialogue and service delivery.
Access to Justice Engagement F This Access to Justice Programme (A2J) is being initiated in Zimbabwe to strengthen delivery and coherence towards access to justice, adherence to the rule of Law and inclusion in the country across all thematic areas.
Gender Spotlight Initiative The overall vision of the Spotlight Initiative in Zimbabwe is that women and girls realize their full potential in a violence-free, gender-responsive and inclusive Zimbabwe.
JOINT SDG FUND The overall aim of the project is to leverage private investments in order to support Renewable Energy (RE) projects in Zimbabwe.
Procurement of Medicines Procurement of medicines and other essential commodities to support the national response to HIV and AIDs in the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe
SI4P-Peace Strengthened Infrastructures for Peace Project in Zimbabwe including the 10 provinces. A project seeking to establish and strengthen community dialogue platforms to facilitate national healing and reconciliation
Towards ending AIDS as a publi Towards Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat by 2030 in the 10 Provinces across Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe Preparation of a Kigali HFC Implementation Plan The Preparation of a Kigali HFC Implementation Plan project in Zimbabwe aims to support the implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. The project is designed to assist Zimbabwe in its efforts to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and transition to low-global-warming-potential (GWP) alternatives. The primary objectives of the Kigali Implementation Plan project in Zimbabwe include supporting the government of Zimbabwe in developing
CARE (1) ECRAS This output refers to the CARE ECRAS project under the ZRBF project, which is part of the consortia.
Building confidence and trust in Zimbabwe’s transition This project seeks to contribute towards building confidence and trust in Zimbabwes transition.
Common Services Agreement-UNDP-ZWE-00036970 Common Services Agreement- Arundel Office Park
Supporting Enhanced Climate The focus of the intervention is on scaled up climate change mitigation and adaptation and strengthened resilience capacities to cope with natural and man-made shocks and stresses.
Access to Justice Engagement Facility This Access to Justice Programme (A2J) is being initiated in Zimbabwe to strengthen delivery and coherence towards access to justice, adherence to the rule of Law and inclusion in the country across all thematic areas.
CARE (2) ECRIMS The ECRAS and ECRIMS projects that are being implemented with Care International as the lead agency have different target districts
Improved Human Rights Delivery 2016 - 2020 Overriding objective of the new programme is to deepen participation of marginalised and vulnerable communities to access quality human rights services and to enhance access to justice.
PIMS5853 GCF Climate Resilienc Strengthening the resilience of agricultural livelihoods of vulnerable communities, particularly women to more effectively manage climate risk in rain-fed and irrigated agricultural production.
The Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund Phase 2 The goal of the programme is to build resilience in vulnerable rural communities, ensure sustainable natural resources management for climate action, improve food and nutrition security, and lower the impact of natural disasters in at-risk communities in Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through the following interlinked Outcome areas: Outcome 1: Evidence and capacity built for key institutions, systems, and communities for policy and programming that promote community stewardship on sustainable n
Accelerator Lab - Zimbabwe Zimbabwe accelerator Lab will leverage new capabilities to respond to fast changing pace of development challenges.
HFC-134a Conversion - ZIM/REF/82/INV/55 Conversion from HFC-134a to isobutane in the manufacture of domestic refrigerators at Capri (SME Harare)
Economic Governance Support African countries and peoples, not only to take ownership of their development agenda, but also to more effectively manage old and new partnerships towards optimal utilization of available resources to abolish poverty in all its forms and dimensions.
Climate Promise 2 Project Climate Promise 2 project aims to scale up initial NDC revision support under climate promise 1 to enable implementation of NDC targets and continue to increase ambition toward net-zero and climate resilient pathways.
Improved Human Rights Delivery Strengthened access to quality inclusive and responsive human rights delivery in Zimbabwe
CCM ZWE-CFUND-2107 Treatment, care and support for all the people of Zimbabwe covering the 10 national provinces.
Biodiversity & Ecosystems Mgt To promote an integrated landscape approach to managing wildlife resources, carbon and ecosystem services in the face of climate change in the protected areas and community lands of the Mid to Lower Zambezi Regions of Zimbabwe.
Youth Connekt Zimbabwe This project seeks to empower youth in the important areas of skills, enterprise, career guidance, and networks to enable them to make a meaningful contribution to their communities, and to the country.
Support to the Ministry of Lan Support to the Ministry of Lands and Rural Resettlement 2014 to 2016 Action Plan through collating and validating the inventories on the farms so that the former owners are adequately compensated.
Sustainability of Extractives Support the creation of a sustainable and responsible mining sector through Policy and Technical Advisory Support; and Support to the Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM) Sector.
Pro-Poor Implementation and SDGs 2016-2020 It aims to strengthen government efforts in the important area of support to SDG-based policy planning and implementation.
Support Services Malaria Support Services Malaria component covering the 10 provinces in Zimbabwe in the implementation of Global Fund activities
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Capacity The multi-year programmatic initiative supports capacity building for Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), strengthening of voter registration, developing of a robust voter education programme and effective ZEC engagement with election stakeholders.
Enhanced Climate Action for Low Carbon & Climate Resilie Climate change mitigation and adaptation scaled up and resilience capacities to cope with natural and man-made shocks and stresses strengthened.
Urban Resilience Programme -Co The proposed urban resilience programmme seeks to address SDG 11 - Make cities inclusive, safe and resilient.