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Combating Poaching and Trafficking of Critically Endangered Sturgeon 2 (1) river patrols and support to frontline law enforcement officers to effectively counter wildlife trafficking; (2) engaging local fishers and civil society groups to support sturgeon conservation; (3) monitoring the trade and identifying the species and origin of trafficked sturgeon; (4) training coastal fishers on safe release techniques, legal fishing methods, and collection of scientific data; (5) data gathering on bycatch rates and international shipping routes for smuggled sturgeon, including identifying the feasibility of a transboundary framework for the Black Sea; (6) forming a team of Georgian experts to address sturgeon trafficking; and (7) raising international awareness of sturgeon. This project will build upon the outputs and successes of a previous USFWS-supported one-year project (2017-2018) that enabled FFI to launch sturgeon-focused activities in the region.
SMART ANTI-POACHING IN PROTECTED AND UNPROTECTED TIGER HABITAT IN RUSSIA Our goal is to increase population sizes of tigers and their prey in Russia. Within the context of this proposal we will work toward this goal primarily by improving anti-poaching effectiveness in seven key protected areas and continue expanding the program to wildlife management authorities in the Amur Province.
Rapid response and SMART Law Enforcement for tiger protection in Southeast Primorye,.Russian Far East The purpose of this project is to secure the future of Amur tigers in the Russian Fareast. The objectives and activities are as follows: (1) Continue Spatial Monitoring And Reporting Tool (SMART) patrol approach, and appropriate capacity development of the new United Administrations of Lazovsky Zapovednik and Zov Tigra Park (UALZZT) administration and staff; (2) Develop, train and equip two Rapid Response Teams (RRT), working with UALZZT; and, (3) Improve long-term monitoring of tiger populations in ULAZZT, by maintaining and upgrading the camera grid and camera trap data analysis tool.
Managing Access to Unused Logging Roads: A Practical Means to Protecting Tiger Prey Populations in Primorye, Russia "The purpose of this proposal is to demonstrate measurable changes in human access and wildlife population numbers, particularly ungulates, resulting from logging road closures in order to prove the effectiveness of closures for tiger conservation. This would be done by: (a) closing unused logging roads; (b) measuring changes in wildlife populations; (c) measuring changes in human use; (d) designing closures that facilitate effective law enforcement; and (e) promoting road closures as a necessary component of FSC certification...Specifically the applicant would select six roads within the Maksimovka River drainage and close three of these roads once the ground thaws in the spring 2013 and then (a) measure changes in wildlife populations; (2) measure changes in human use; (3) design closures that facilitate effective law enforcement; and (4) promote road closures as a necessary component of FSC certification."
Wildlife Without Borders - Eurasia Increasing the Capacity of Russian nature Reserves and parks to conserve Imperiled Habitats and Species
Rhino & Tiger Postal Fund "The purpose of this proposal is to demonstrate measurable changes in human access and wildlife population numbers, particularly ungulates, resulting from logging road closures in order to prove the effectiveness of closures for tiger conservation. This would be done by: (a) closing unused logging roads; (b) measuring changes in wildlife populations; (c) measuring changes in human use; (d) designing closures that facilitate effective law enforcement; and (e) promoting road closures as a necessary component of FSC certification...Specifically the applicant would select six roads within the Maksimovka River drainage and close three of these roads once the ground thaws in the spring 2013 and then (a) measure changes in wildlife populations; (2) measure changes in human use; (3) design closures that facilitate effective law enforcement; and (4) promote road closures as a necessary component of FSC certification."
Robust Estimates of Tiger and Wild Boar Populations Across the Russian Far East, , (1) improve and expand camera trap monitoring of Amur tigers range-wide, and (2) improve estimates of abundance and seasonal movements of wild boar. Project objectives are to: (1) continue collaboration in Russian protected areas to improve camera trap monitoring of tigers; (2) conduct large-scale cameras trapping both inside and outside protected areas; and, (3) develop methods for capture and handling wild boar, and collect data of daily travel distances and seasonal movements.
Developing a Standardized Methodology for Camera Trap Monitoring of Amur Tigers in..Protected Areas in the Russian Far East The purpose of this proposal is to replace the existing Amur tiger monitoring system in Russia based on tracks with a standardized methodology that relies on use of camera traps. The primary goal of this project is to implement this new system in all federally protected areas that hold important habitat for tigers in the Russian Far East. The secondary goal is to share this approach with appropriate entities in northeast China in an attempt to develop coordinated, trans-boundary survey protocols. This will be done by: 1) institutionalizing and expanding existing camera trap efforts to a total of six protected areas; 2) ensuring there is a standardized methodology used at all sites and obtaining governmental approval of the methodology; and 3) facilitating information sharing by developing a photographic database and beginning coordination of camera trap surveys and photographic databases with stakeholders in northeast China.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Enforcement of anti-poaching activity by the Amur tiger conservation in the south of Khabarovsk Kray
Rhino/Tiger Postal Grant-Species Conservation Grant Managing Access to Unused Logging Roads: A Practical Means to Protecting Tiger Prey Populations in Primorye, Russia
Critically Endangered Animals-International Grants Saving the Spoon-billed Sandpiper from Extinction: Practical Steps in Northern Chukotka Breeding Habitat
AMUR TIGER CONSERVATION IN A CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN RUSSIA THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO (1) OPTIMIZE AND INSTITUTIONALIZE SPATIAL MONITORING AND REPORTING TOOL (SMART) PATROLLING SYSTEMS AT FEDERAL-LEVEL PROTECTED AREAS WITH TIGERS, AND EXPAND THE USE OF SMART IN THE NORTHERN PORTION OF TIGER HABITAT IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST 2) SUSTAIN AND, WHERE NECESSARY, IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROGRAMS AT KEY SITES TO DOCUMENT POPULATION TRENDS OF TIGERS AND THEIR PREY AND (3) CONDUCT ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PREY SPECIES TO BETTER INFORM CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT DECISIONS.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund The purpose of this proposal is to replace the existing Amur tiger monitoring system in Russia based on tracks with a standardized methodology that relies on use of camera traps. The primary goal of this project is to implement this new system in all federally protected areas that hold important habitat for tigers in the Russian Far East. The secondary goal is to share this approach with appropriate entities in northeast China in an attempt to develop coordinated, trans-boundary survey protocols. This will be done by: 1) institutionalizing and expanding existing camera trap efforts to a total of six protected areas; 2) ensuring there is a standardized methodology used at all sites and obtaining governmental approval of the methodology; and 3) facilitating information sharing by developing a photographic database and beginning coordination of camera trap surveys and photographic databases with stakeholders in northeast China.
Combatting illegal logging in Korean broadleaf forests in the Russian Far East to conserve the.habitat of the Amur tiger The purpose of this project is to, (1) Develop response teams and build their capacity to ground-truth alerts from the KEDR alarm system and enforce the law against illegal loggers in Amur tiger habitats, (2) Improve digital information sharing on the quality of Amur tiger habitat and forest management in Korean-pine broadleaf forests, and, and, (3) Assist with controlling illegal logging in Amur tiger habitats. Well trained and equipped mobile response teams will be established in Khabarovsk and Primorsky provinces. Project will support the development of a database on forest concessions, forest companies, and exporters of Mongolian oak, provide weekly updates on forest cover change, and make available information on forest concessions and maps of High Conservation Value Forests on an open access data portal; Monitor KEDR implementation and efficiency of law enforcement; Cross check information from KEDR alerts, which uses the GLAD (Global Land Analysis and Discovery) algorithm alert system to alert authorities to forest cover change using medium resolution and open access (10-15 pixel) multispectral space images from Landsat and Santinel satellites. KEDR aggregates GLAD alert data, compares it with the existing forest management database, and a special control center under the administration of the Forest Department informs relevant authorities on possible unauthorized activities in the forest.
Rhino/Tiger Postal Grant-Species Conservation Grant The Forest Eyes Initiative: Enhancing Anti-poaching in Amur Tiger Habitat in Russian Far East
Developing a Standardized Methodology for Camera Trap Monitoring of Amur Tigers in.Protected Areas in the Russian Far East The purpose of this proposal is to replace the existing Amur tiger monitoring system in Russia based on tracks with a standardized methodology that relies on use of camera traps. The primary goal of this project is to implement this new system in all federally protected areas that hold important habitat for tigers in the Russian Far East. The secondary goal is to share this approach with appropriate entities in northeast China in an attempt to develop coordinated, trans-boundary survey protocols. This will be done by: 1) institutionalizing and expanding existing camera trap efforts to a total of six protected areas; 2) ensuring there is a standardized methodology used at all sites and obtaining governmental approval of the methodology; and 3) facilitating information sharing by developing a photographic database and beginning coordination of camera trap surveys and photographic databases with stakeholders in northeast China.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Conserving Amur Tigers and their Prey by Expanding Law Enforcement Monitoring to Non-.Protected Areas
Safeguarding Amur tiger conservation, through strengthening the effectiveness and funding of UALZZT protected area There are around 500 individual Amur tigers today. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) has been working in Lazovsky Zapovednik State Nature Reserve, and Zov Tigra National Park, using camera traps to monitor tiger density, reproduction, survival, and distribution. These two protected areas merged to form the United Administrations of Lazovsky Zapovednik and Zov Tigra National Park (UALZZT). ZSL and NGO partners have strengthened anti-poaching and law enforcement, through the SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) approach and the Forest Eyes Initiative (enhanced surveillance through camera trap technology). Project objectives are to, (1) Enhance the long-term tiger monitoring program in UALZZT by maintaining and upgrading the camera trap grid and expanding the grid to an additional 500km2; (2) Improve the long-term poacher cam surveillance Forest Eyes Initiative system to sustain and enhance anti-poaching in UALZZT by comparing and evaluating systems and identifying vulnerable gaps in monitoring; and, (3) Strengthen capacity for effective and sustainable protected area management by enabling partnerships between tiger range states, supporting a knowledge exchange visit and partnership between two tiger range states, Russia and Nepal.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant A Veterinary Clinic for Disease Monitoring of Amur Tigers and Their Prey in the Russian Far East
AMUR TIGER CONSERVATION IN A CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN RUSSIA The purpose of this project is to (1) Optimize and institutionalize Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) patrolling.systems at federal-level protected areas with tigers, and expand the use of SMART in the northern portion of tiger habitat in the.Russian Far East; 2) Sustain and, where necessary, implement monitoring programs at key sites to document population trends of.tigers and their prey; and (3) Conduct ecological studies of prey species to better inform conservation management decisions.
The use of performing arts in environmental education to improve Amur tiger conservation The purpose of this project is to raise peoples awareness, about the state of the Amur tiger population with the use of the performing art by, (1) holding drama lessons on ecological topics for school children, agencies, NGOs, (2) staging theatrical performances devoted to Amur tiger conservation issues both in the cities and villages, (3) holding a workshop on the use of performing arts in environmental education for educators and teachers, and, (4) providing ecological theater with stage supplies and costumes.
AMUR TIGER CONSERVATION IN A CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN RUSSIA THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO (1) OPTIMIZE AND INSTITUTIONALIZE SPATIAL MONITORING AND REPORTING TOOL (SMART) PATROLLING SYSTEMS AT FEDERAL LEVEL PROTECTED AREAS WITH TIGERS, AND EXPAND THE USE OF SMART IN THE NORTHERN PORTION OF TIGER HABITAT IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST 2) SUSTAIN AND, WHERE NECESSARY, IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROGRAMS AT KEY SITES TO DOCUMENT POPULATION TRENDS OF TIGERS AND THEIR PREY AND (3) CONDUCT ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PREY SPECIES TO BETTER INFORM CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT DECISIONS.
Rhino & Tiger Postal Fund Managing Access to Unused Logging Roads: A Practical Means to Protecting Tiger Prey Populations in Primorye, Russia
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security Volunteer safety and security costs in Nicaragua directly associated with Volunteer and staff safety (preparedness and training), and the physical security of Peace Corps-leased properties. Includes guard services, security staff, security-related travel, supplies, equipment, physical property upgrades, and the Office of Safety and Security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Safety and Security - Administrative Volunteer safety and security costs in Nicaragua directly associated with Volunteer and staff safety (preparedness and training), and the physical security of Peace Corps-leased properties. Includes guard services, security staff, security-related travel, supplies, equipment, physical property upgrades, and the Office of Safety and Security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Medical Support All costs associated with the medical support of volunteers in Nicaragua. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Overseas Program Support - Administrative Overseas program support costs in Nicaragua. Includes overseas staff salaries and benefit costs, leases, staff travel, communications, conferences, supplies, equipment and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS). Excludes costs for training, medical and security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Nicaragua including pre-service training in the U.S., pre-departure staging costs, and pre-service training overseas.
U.S. Peace Corps Overseas Program Support Overseas program support costs in Nicaragua. Includes overseas staff salaries and benefit costs, leases, staff travel, communications, conferences, supplies, equipment and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS). Excludes costs for training, medical and security.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Medical Support - Administrative All costs associated with the medical support of volunteers in Nicaragua. Includes costs of medical staff and care, staff and Volunteer medical-related travel, Volunteer medevac accompaniment travel, medical supplies, and distinct medical unit costs.
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training - Administrative All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Nicaragua including pre-service training in the U.S., pre-departure staging costs, and pre-service training overseas.
U.S. Peace Corps Direct Volunteer Support Support costs incurred for direct support of volunteers in Nicaragua, including allowances, travel, supplies and equipment. Excludes costs for training or medical support costs.
TURKMENISTAN: ENHANCING TRADE RESILIENCE AND INTEGRATION <p class="ql-align-justify">The Action aims at contributing to economic development and promotion of decent work in Turkmenistan through improving the country¿s business climate and competitiveness of SMEs. The Action will promote Turkmenistan¿s international economic engagement and participation in regional and global trade.</p>
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Turkmenistan (2018) The allocations for this support measure originate from the allocations foreseen in the bilateral and regional multi-annual indicative programmes for Asia and Central Asia
Advice for Small Businesses in Turkmenistan <p>Under the ¿Advice for Small Businesses in Turkmenistan¿ project, the EBRD will seek to strengthen the competitiveness of SMEs in Turkmenistan by strengthening business management, encouraging innovation and addressing skills gaps through the delivery of business advice and training. With a clearly defined focus on the private sector, the EBRD will seek to link with and reinforce complementary EU-funded activities under the Vocational Education theme.</p>
EU for a green Turkmenistan: Policy Dialogue and Climate Action 2024 - 2028 <p>The project focuses on Green Economy with the aims at supporting policy dialogue on energy/environment/climate change and technical assistance to the Climate Change Strategy (2019) including sectors on methane emissions reduction and energy efficiency and renewable in complementarity and in coordination with the TEI on Water, Energy and Climate.</p>
Support measure 2017-2019 in favour of Turkmenistan (2019) This support measure is a flexible instrument giving the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities needed for the achievement of the objectives of the DCI Regulation, including its operational and policy priorities.
Investment Facility for Central Asia 2017 replenishement for 2017 with bilateral funds from Turkmenistan-Investment Facility for Central Asia 2017
Expenditure verification of Delegation Agreement ACA/2018/395-458 Advice for Small Businesses in Turkmenistan Contract related to: Expenditure verification of Delegation Agreement ACA/2018/395-458 Advice for Small Businesses in Turkmenistan - The Support Measures and Cooperation Facility for Asia and the Pacific 2021 provides the European Commission the possibility to finance small-scale activities that are needed for the achievement of the objectives of the NDICI.
Support to the Education sector Support to the Education sector - Support to the Education sector-Support to the Education sector
EU - Turkmenistan Cooperation Facility 2022-2023 The action is intended to promote the EU¿s long-term interests in supporting Turkmenistan's re-engagement with the outside world, while supporting its more sustainable, inclusive and democratic development, with special focus on vulnerable groups, to leave no one behind. The action therefore prioritises economic and trade cooperation (within the framework of the rules and norms governing EU external relations, including on human and labour rights), EU policy priorities (in particular, on Green Deal and Governance, Human rights), and the SDGs.Such increased and coherent engagement will allow leveraging possible additional funding from EU Member States and EU financial institutions to create greater impact in policy fields of EU and joint interest, in particular relating to the EU Green Deal and improved business climate.The Specific Objectives (Outcomes) are to:Continue and reinforce EU-Turkmenistan relations and policy dialogue.Increase alignment between EU and Turkmenistan interests, principles, policies and values, including human rights and gender equality, complemented by increased awareness and understanding of the EU and its role in the country, the region and the world. Enhance decent work, address poverty and inequalities by improving the living and working conditions of the population, support the implementation of the Climate Change Strategy (2019), green transition, and improve the business environment. Emphasis will be put on Micro-, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) with a particular focus on women- and youth-led enterprises, and in line with the national roadmap for the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (for 2021-2025). The Action will do so by:1.1&nbsp;Creating opportunities for effective dialogue on EU and joint agendas, and strategic partnership. 1.2&nbsp;Increasing interaction with and strengthening the capacities of public entities and the private sector, especially MSMEs led by woman and youth.1.3&nbsp;Strengthening capacities, raising awareness and improving access to knowledge and information on the Green Agenda, public finance management, decent work and business environment, and promoting innovation in this field.&nbsp;The Cooperation Facility will cover two sectors:1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Green Economy 2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improving the business climate (with a focus on agriculture/rural development and support to trade development)&nbsp;
Your ECO-Infoteque <p>The global objective is to strengthen local Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) as independent actors of good governance and development in Turkmenistan. «Your ECO-Infoteque» as platform for improvement of ecological information flow and strengthening the networking of grassroot CSOs of Turkmenistan and building their capacity on development and implementation of public awareness campaigns in a field of environmental education and promotion of environment friendly business using innovative techniques.</p>
Activity under preparation EU - Turkmenistan Cooperation Facility 2024-2027 EU - Turkmenistan Cooperation Facility 2024-2027 - EU - Turkmenistan Cooperation Facility 2024-2027
Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of this contract is to enhance the visibility of the EU ¿ Turkmenistan cooperation, promote greater awareness and understanding among key stakeholders in the public, private and civil society sectors on issues related to EU- Turkmenistan development cooperation and reinforce EU-Turkmenistan relations and policy dialogue.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
Providing food and a winter bag to the most vulnerable families in the targeted areas in Pakistan providing bags of housing and non-food items and winter bags to help the most vulnerable families from floods, rains and the winter season by providing non-food items and winter supplies Assisting the most vulnerable families from floods, rains and the winter season by providing non-food items and winter supplies, as well as helping people with special needs and affected groups to contribute to alleviating their suffering in the field of shelter and non-food items Distributing (25,000) bags of shelter and non-food items and (25,000) winter bags to help the most vulnerable families from floods, rains and the winter season by providing non-food items and winter supplies, as well as helping people with special needs and affected groups to contribute to alleviating their suffering In the field of accommodation and non-food items. To benefit from the aid, a number of (350,000) individuals.
Technical Assistance for Libya - Banking and Financial Services Libya - Banking and Financial Services
Partnership For Market Readiness (PMR) 2012 Annual Action Plan2-Partnership For Market Readiness (PMR)