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School Dropout Prevention Pilot (SDPP) Program The School Dropout Prevention Pilot (SDPP) Program is aimed at mitigating school dropout from primary and secondary school. Its objective is to provide evidence-based programming guidance to USAID missions and countries in Asia and the Middle East on student dropout prevention by piloting and testing the effectiveness of dropout prevention interventions in four target countries: Cambodia, India, Tajikistan, and Timor Leste. The SDPP Program wil l advance knowledge on dropout prevention through an applied research approach.
Troisième ligne de crédit SUNREF Océan indien Prêt non-souverain de 75 millions d'euros associé à une subvention européenne de 7 millions d'euros  pour le financement de projets de lutte contre le changement climatique (atténuation et adaptation) et d'inclusion genre.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of 15 ambulances and 15 medical vehicles
DGGF Track 3 Credit insurance of the delivery of incubation and hatching systems, ventilation systems and a cooling system to a hatchery in Zimbabwe.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of equipment for off drid solary energy.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of an extrusion line
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with delivery plug and play modules for a food processing facility
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of energy kits
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of investment to develop and furnish a horticultural business including greenhouses and installations
DGGF track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of six bloodwork analysers
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of irrigation pumping station
DGGF Track 3 export credit insurance of the delivery of a turnkey fish processing line
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the supply of 120 membrane modules for water purification and production of
drinking water
DGGF Track 3 credit insurance of the delivery of bakery machinery, including installation and the sharing of knowledge.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of an automatic housing system for a poultry hatchery with manure drying system plus ventilation system for the stable complex
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of lollipop processing and packaging machine
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of trucks
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of tipper trucks
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of an air to water system
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of solar energy systems
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of complete mini-grids
DGGF track 3 insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of Power tools
DGGF track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of bakery equipment, installation and commissioning
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of egg incubators
DGGF track 3 Insurance of credit risk associated with the delivery of a food processing machine.
DGGF track 3: Ambulances Insurance of export credit risks associated with delivery of medical transportation vehicles
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated the supply of lollipop processing and packaging machines
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated the supply of fertilizer mixing and packaging machines
DGGF Track 3 Credit insurance of the supply of power tools, including coaching and training.
DGGF Track 3 credit insurance of the delivery of a greenhouse for the production of a vegetables
DGGF track 3 export credit insurance for the delivery of 18 containers with milkpowder.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of a food processing machine
DGGF track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of energy kits
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of fire protection materials
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of Latex processing machines and dipping lines for the production of medical gloves
DGGF Track 3 export credit insurance of the delivery of 1000 registered pregnant Heifers
Program DGGF track 3 Provide export credit insurance cover and bill of exchange financing to Dutch Exporters, for doing business in the DGGF countries.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of food processing machine (Eggs)
DGGF track 3 insurance of export credit risks associated with the supply of power tools,
DGGF track 3 insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of a lollipop packaging machinery
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the construction of bridges
DGGF track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with delivery of food processing facility
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with delivery of medical transportation vehicles
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of lollipop molding machine
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of solar mini grids
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of off grid solar systems
DGGF track 3: cotton factory Insurance of export credit risk associated with the financing and delivery of a cotton factory
DGGF track 3 insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of food processing machines
DGGF Track 3 Credit insurance of the delivery of food processing equipment, including installation.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of solar systems
DGGF Track 3 Export credit insurance of the supply of a small fish processing facility, including cooling equipment and diesel generators. In addition, management support will be provided with a focus on food safety.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of voltage goods, inverters, solar chargers, PV panels
DGGF track 3: Food processing machine insurance of export credit risk associated with the delivery of a food processing machine
DGGF Track 3 Credit insurance of the delivery of equipment for the production of sweets to a private buyer in Kenia. The exporter will also supply installation, commissioning
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of lollipop production machinery
DGGF track 3 Insurance of credit risk associated with the delivery of 22 vehicles to be used for medical transportation
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of metals for the production of a vesselry
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of a ship
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of hatchery equipment
DGGF track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with delivery of medical transportation vehicles
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of agricultural machines
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of an exit laser
DGGF Track 3 export credit risk insurance of the delivery of a fish processing factory
DGGF Track 3 Insurance credit insurance of the supply of tools and equipment to fight covid-19 to
hospitals
DGGF Track 3 export credit insurance of the delivery of electrical tools to a distributor in Vietnam. Including the training of employees.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of food processing machines
DGGF track 3 insurance of export credit risk associated with the delivery of power tools
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of a vacuum trailer
Strengthening Quality of the Social Protection System The development objective is to strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of social protection programs in the Seychelles.
Seychelles Solid Waste Management Project To promote sustainable solid waste management and circularity in Seychelles.
Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan with CAT DDO The development objective of the proposed operation is to strengthen the Government of Seychelles Disaster Risk Management policy and reform agenda and enhance its capacity to efficiently respond to disasters.
COVID-19 Crisis Response Emergency Development Policy Financing To support the Republic of Seychelles in its response and recovery from COVID-19 crisis by (1) enhancing response mechanisms in health, social protection and private sector; and (2) supporting sustainable post-crisis recovery through strengthened financial systems and climate resilience.
FIRST SUSTAINABILITY AND COMPETITVENESS DEVELOPMENT POLICY LOAN The development objective of the DPL programmatic series is to improve fiscal sustainability and enhance private sector competitiveness for the Republic of Seychelles. To achieve these objectives, this series assist the government to implement reforms that will (i) improve business climate, (ii) enhance transparency, (iii) improve public financial management, (iv) improve targeting of social assistance, and (v) increase fiscal controls in public enterprises.
Seychelles First Fiscal Sustainability and Climate Resilience Development Policy Financing The Program Development Objectives are to support the government's effort to: (i) strengthen medium‐term fiscal sustainability; (ii) build resilience and (iii) strengthening policies for inclusive and sustainable growth
Annual update across three programs: 1. The Climate Smart Lending Platform 2. The Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance 3. GNIplus – Pilot in Kenya Narrative updates
Ländliche Elektrifizierung in Sao Tomé Rural electrification Die Bevölkerung der fünf  Ortschaften nutzt den Anschluss an das Stromnetz zur Sicherung ihrer Grundbedürfnisse und zur Steigerung der Produktivität. The population of five settlements use their connection to the electricity grid to secure their basic needs and increase productivity. Die Bevölkerung der fünf  Ortschaften nutzt den Anschluss an das Stromnetz zur Sicherung ihrer Grundbedürfnisse und zur Steigerung der Produktivität. The population of five settlements use their connection to the electricity grid to secure their basic needs and increase productivity.
Adaptation to the Impact of Rapid Glacier Retreat in the Tropical Andes The broad development objective of the proposed project is to contribute to strengthening the resilience of local ecosystems and economies to the impacts of glacier retreat in the Tropical Andes, through the implementation of specific pilot adaptation activities that illustrate the costs and benefits of adaptation. The specific objectives of the project, in support of this broad objective, are: a) the effective integration of the implications of glacier retreat into the regional and local planning in glacierized basins; b) the inclusion of glacier retreat impacts in local, sector development projects; and c) generation of data on glacier dynamics.
Assessment, Monitoring and Management of POPs and other Persistent Toxic Substances in Coastal Ecosystems of the Wider Caribbean Reg
Adolescent Transition in West Africa - Mali Adolescent Transition in West Africa is a four-year programme that will influence and promote positive adolescent sexual and reproductive health rights (ASRHR) outcomes by addressing some of the interrelated drivers of poor SRHR among very young and older adolescents in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger from December 2019 until November 2023. This will be achieved by introducing Life Skills Education, including Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), and improving the availability and accessibility of adolescent-responsive SRH services. Improved sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender equality knowledge, intent and behaviours among adolescents in school and out of school in Mali. Health facilities offer quality adolescent-responsive SRH services that are used by adolescent girls and boys.
Work: No Child's Business - Mali Work: No Child’s Business’ is a programme of an alliance consisting of the Stop Child Labour Coalition, UNICEF Netherlands and Save the Children that aims to make a strong and lasting contribution to the elimination of child labour in Mali. Key beneficiaries are children (boys and girls) aged 5 to 15 and youth aged 15 to 18 and their families.
Marriage: No Child's Play Mali What - a 5 year programme (2016-2020) to reduce child marriage and its adverse effects on young women and girls. Where - India, Pakistan, Malawi, Niger and Mali. The prevalence of child marriage is high in all of these countries. Niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. Every 3 in 4 girls marry before their 18th birthday (76%), whereas India has the highest number of child brides in the world. More than 10 million women aged 20 to 24 years old are married before the age of 15. Within countries, we will aim to target geographic “hotspots” with high proportions and numbers of girls at risk of child marriage. This includes rural and hard to reach communities. With Whom - Working closely together as an alliance with in-country governmental and non-governmental partners, the four alliance members, Save the Children the Netherlands, Oxfam Novib, Simavi and Population Council, will coordinate with other Dutch, international (UNICEF and UNFPA) and national programmes aimed at reducing child marriage and collaborate with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign affairs and its embassies. Where possible, we will align our advocacy work with Girls not Brides. theory of Change and strategies - The MTBA will work in countries where child marriage prevalence is an important impediment to achieving adolescent wellbeing. The two crucial components of the Theory of Change that we will apply in each country include girls’ empowerment and changing harmful customs, traditions, norms and practices. To ensure structural cross-sectoral prevention and response towards girls at risk of early marriage and already married, we will strengthen child protection systems in countries where this is opportune. We will advocate for the development or amendment of laws, policies and/or action plans and the implementation thereof. 1. Empowering at risk-, and already married adolescents, girls in particular, with life skills education (LSE), CSE and SRHR information. We will strengthen adolescents' protective assets and equip them with knowledge and skills to navigate the challenges and opportunities in the transitions from puberty to adulthood. 2. Providing alternatives to child marriage and mitigate the impact on married girls, through enhancing access to education-, economic opportunities-, and child protection systems for girls and their families. 3. Increasing access to SRHR services for young people. To achieve outcome 3, SRHR services need to be available, affordable, acceptable and appropriate. Communities need to allow unmarried and married young people to access SRH services, and healthcare providers need to be able to deliver quality youth-friendly SRHR services. Young people can be linked to services through outreach and voucher systems. 4. Changing social norms. Challenging harmful customs, traditions, norms and practices is crucial in addressing child marriage. 5. Inﬂuencing legal and policy frameworks. A supportive policy and legal environment is crucial to our cause. Girls at risk of child marriage and married girls and their family members.
Afghanistan Rights Monitor - Annual Report on Activities 2017 This is an annual report on the completion tasks for year 2 (2017) of Afghanistan Rights Monitor (ARM). ARM is a monitoring project designed to support informed policy and action on fundamental Civic, Social, and Economic rights protection and promotion through applied research, capacity development, and constructive advocacy. ARM is based on an exhaustive evaluation of fundamental rights standards, adapted to Afghanistan. It combines a standardized research and training methodology to engage actors from civil society and government on how best to protect and promote fundamental rights of Afghans. Another key component of ARM is the professional training on policy analysis, delivered by APPRO in Kabul and certified by Gent University in Belgium. This training course is available to eligible candidates from civil society and government institutions. 1. Regular monitoring on a comprehensive set of indicators covering civil, economic, social, cultural and political rights through a standardized methodology 2. Informed, pragmatic, and constructive advocacy messaging based on empirical evidence and delivered by civil society actors, and 3. Informed and improved policy and action on human rights protection through sensitization and enhancement of government capacity to formulate needs-based policies to create greater synergy between Afghan society and its governmental representatives and authorities.
Afghanistan Rights Monitor - Annual Report on Activities 2016 This is an annual report on the completion tasks for year 1 (2016) of Afghanistan Rights Monitor (ARM). ARM is a monitoring project designed to support informed policy and action on fundamental Civic, Social, and Economic rights protection and promotion through applied research, capacity development, and constructive advocacy. ARM is based on an exhaustive evaluation of fundamental rights standards, adapted to Afghanistan. It combines a standardized research and training methodology to engage actors from civil society and government on how best to protect and promote fundamental rights of Afghans. Another key component of ARM is the professional training on policy analysis, delivered by APPRO in Kabul and certified by Gent University in Belgium. This training course is available to eligible candidates from civil society and government institutions. 1. Regular monitoring on a comprehensive set of indicators covering civil, economic, social, cultural and political rights through a standardized methodology 2. Informed, pragmatic, and constructive advocacy messaging based on empirical evidence and delivered by civil society actors, and 3. Informed and improved policy and action on human rights protection through sensitization and enhancement of government capacity to formulate needs-based policies to create greater synergy between Afghan society and its governmental representatives and authorities.
NAP 1325 Monitor NAP 1325 Monitor will carry out a full implementation analysis of Afghanistan's NAP 1325 over a period of four years consisting of robust monitoring, related in-depth research, evaluations, and training and mentoring to build the capacity of government and civil society organizations to support the operationalization of NAP 1325 in Afghanistan. 

Expected Outcome: NAP 1325 Monitor will contribute to good governance in gender-focused programming and policy implementation through informed and constructive engagement and advocacy by civil society aimed at local (provincial), national and international stakeholders. This includes a strong focus on multi-actor partnerships, notably the role of civil society at large and women's rights organizations, in particular, to create linkages between society and its public institutions. These linkages are expected to result in government transparency, responsiveness, and accountability on its commitment to protect and promote women's basic rights, as articulated in the NAP 1325. The key, multi-faceted, outcome of this program will be increased capacity and evidence-based responsiveness of public institutions to protection and promotion of women's rights in Afghanistan consistent with the requirements of UNSCR 1325, related Resolutions, and Afghanistan's NAP 1325. The specific objectives of NAP 1325 Monitor are to: 

1. Establish baseline conditions based on the available information, particularly APPRO's own ongoing work on challenges faced by women throughout Afghanistan, and report negative and positive changes for action and learning, respectively. The findings from ongoing monitoring are expected to feed into state-civil society interface on WPS objectives as outlined in Afghanistan's NAP 1325. Ongoing monitoring will compile an up-to-date evidence base for advocacy by women and their organizations and responsive action by the government. Monitoring will be carried out using a standardized methodology based on a comprehensive set of indicators developed from the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (UNSCR 1325), subsequent related resolutions, and Afghanistan's NAP 1325. 

2. Generate practical policy recommendations for interventions by civil society and the government on meeting WPS objectives as specified in UNSCR 1325 and Afghanistan's NAP 1325. APPRO will work with women-centered civil society organizations on evidence-based, constructive advocacy to engage with state actors on how to utilize evidence-based, constructive advocacy messaging for more inclusive, relevant, and effective policy-making on WPS. 

3. Disseminate information from the monitoring and related research to national and international audiences through APPRO-Europe in Brussels and other international fora with a focus on Afghanistan and/or women's peace and security. This monitoring, research, and training program is also expected to prove useful in identifying entry points for the implementation of Sweden's own NAP 1325 and its implications for Swedish foreign policy and Sweden's development aid programming in Afghanistan.
Citizen's Forum Against Corruption - Good Governance at Sub-national Level: Strengthening Constructive Dialogue on Anti-corruption Between Civil Society and Local Authorities Citizens’ Forum Against Corruption (CFAC) was established in early 2016 to build on the momentum to fight corruption in Afghanistan through a civil society driven initiative. The primary focus of CFAC is the systematic corruption in tax payments and collection involving NGOs, the private sector, and the Ministry of Finance in Kabul and its line departments in Herat, Mazar-e Sharif, Jalalabad, and Kandahar. CFAC will act as a forum through which civil society organizations, businesses, international donors, and ordinary citizens can protect themselves on legal grounds against extortion demands by corrupt Ministry of Finance officials and demand legislative reform and other actions to curb corruption. • Identify the capacity needs of NGOs and local authorities in conduct of good governance practices with a focus on anti-corruption, knowledge of the policy process, and legal literacy and awareness raising on the utilization of the existing legislation against corruption. • Strengthen civil society’s oversight of policy processes and government reforms on anti-corruption with a focus at the local level through needs-based capacity building interventions. • Strengthen accountability, transparency, and thus legitimacy of local and national authorities through informed, pragmatic and constructive advocacy messaging by civil society on anti-corruption, and adequate and accountable response from governmental authorities.