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Spanish Trust Fund for Mainstreaming Disaster Reduction Initiative of the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR This trust fund will provide non-core financing for the GFDRR and serve to mainstreamhazard risk management in PRSs. The Facility has three major development objectives:
 1. Facilitate implementation of Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA, 2005-2015) in the Bank's partner countries at high disaster risks;
 2. Strengthen country hazard risk management capacity and catalyze increased investment in hazard prevention and mitigation;
 3. Establish appropriate mechanism for financing sustainable disaster recovery in low income countries
Northern Uganda Youth Entrepreneurship Programme Creation and/or expansion of 5,000 youth and family-owned enterprises in Northern Uganda (3,000 M-owned/2,000 F-owned), of which 1,000 enterprises create an additional job. ;
Consultation Consultation; Assisted in three case consultations as well as provided training.
Sindh-Multi-Sectoral Action for Nutrition (MSAN) The project development objective is to increase the dietary diversity and improve sanitation and hygiene practices in targeted proj ect districts areas.The project will contribute to improving the underlying conditions leading to chronic malnutrition through 1. a sanitation intervention focusing on behavioral change to achieve open defecation-free villages; and 2. an agriculture intervention  to introduce production of nutrition food for consumption through homestead gardening practices and increasing household knowledge of food and nutrition.
Pakistan Partnership for Improved Nutrition Multi Donor Trust Fund To support Pakistan expand coverage and access to nutrition services that are known to reduce malnutrition in women and young children.
Cofinancing of IDAfinanced Increased Access to Electricity Services Project in Zambia The objective is to increase access to electricity services and improve  efficiency and quality of the electricity distribution system in  targeted areas.
Rural Women´s Assembly Rural Women´s Assembly (RWA) is a regional network that aim to build and strengthen the voice of rural women as they campaign for land, water and food sovereignty.
ZIMCODD ZIMCODD aims to facilitate citizens’ involvement in making public policy and practice pro-people and sustainable. ZIMCODD views Zimbabwe’s indebtedness, the unfair global trade regime and lack of democratic people-centred economic governance as root causes of the socio-economic crises in Zimbabwe and the world at large. The vision of the organization is to develop capacities of Zimbabwean people to redress the debt burden and unjust trade practices, building and promoting alternatives to neo-liberal agenda.
ABD0  Africa Book Development Organization -  bybibliotek, studiecirklar Africa Book Development Organisation (ABDO) work to promote literacy, cultural diversity and encourage initiatives for sustainable development for males and females in marginalised communities through the provision of educational materials, establishment and support of study circles.
ENMT Edward Ndlovu Memorial Trust  -  bybibliotek ENMT aim to promote a reading culture among pupils, teachers and communities in rural areas. The main activities are: to give library services to the community of Gwanda in Matabeleland South of Zimbabwe. Maintain and expand a collection for reading and lending, special programme for children, rotation of book boxes, workshops and training, different stages of work with study circles, production of material in Ndebele, collection of oral history.
ADRA Benguela ADRA is an Angolan NGO working in 5 provinces. ADRA Benguela’s work contributes to the creation of new ways of innovation with regards to communities’ livelihoods. Activities contribute to the reduction of poverty and social exclusion, influencing social democratic processes and change toward sustainable development in four municipalities in Benguela province. ADRA works with local mobilization and organisational development with local associations, cooperatives, groups and local authorities in the area of action. Communities are more autonomous and demanding policies and interventions in different areas such as education, health and agriculture. Groups of women are very active in communities. Women are part of leadership in cooperatives and associations and managing local cashiers, improving their lives.
Khanya College Khanya College is a South African NGO. All the activities of Khanya College are oriented towards supporting and building the social justice movement in South Africa, Southern Africa and beyond. More particularly, the College is oriented to the emerging social movements and community organisations. Their core objectives are to build the theoretical, analytical and conceptual capacity of activists so as to enhance their understanding of the world in which they live and act; to enhance their organisational and mobilisation skills so as to improve their ability to organise for social change; to promote an ethos and practice of solidarity and social justice among activists; and to enhance the sensitivity of the activists, especially women to women’s emancipation, equity and gender issues within the movement, in their personal lives and in the work of social mobilization. Their activities include: Education and training workshops, seminars, research, publications, campaigns, organising, public engagement and the provision and support infrastructure for the social movements.
Katswe Sistahood (KS) Not yet assessed. If not Katswe we are looking for other SRHR partners in Zimbabwe.
ADRA  Sede ADRA is an Angolan NGO working in 5 provinces. ADRA Sede is both an independent delegation for Luanda and has an overarching responsibility for the ADRA as a whole, especially when it comes to strategies and planning. ADRA’s vision is towards the empowerment and autonomy of rural populations to fight against poverty and promote sustainable development ADRA Sede’s work is based on advocacy at national and international levels to guarantee the effectiveness of public policies in the interest and protecting the rights of rural communities. Activities contribute to build and deepen democracy, gender equality and citizenship. Through the gender and democracy project the internal capacities of the staff is in focus in order to help them develop teaching methods aimed at empowering people to their effective participation in the democratic process and sustainable development of the country. Training of ADRA staff which in turn trains members of local associations and agencies on provincial and local level.
Ondjago Feminista The aim of this feminist movement is to improve the living conditions of women and girls in Angola trough activism, solidarity and education. Its vision is to achieve a more just Angolan society for women and free from all patriarchal oppression.<p></p> Their mission is to politicize the fight for women´s rights, question the structures that keep women subjugated, and develop tools, analysis and actions to end patriarchal oppression, create and reclaim spaces where women´s voices are heard and create leadership and advocate for women to be agents of change in all matters that affect their lives.<p></p> Their strategic focus areas are Violence against women; Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights; Social and Economic Rights; and Education.
Research and documentation To track experienced changes and progress, learn more about movement building, and ackknowledge achievements
Possible work to follow - CW, RWA, LVC, WoMin
System Based Audits/partner evaluations 2-4 organisations per year. 2017 - Positive Vibes, Padare,  UNDE,internal evaluation on Khanya, SEATINI and Ilrig.
Reallocation and increases. Reserv for increases after prognosis and possible increases to not yet decided partners 2018 onwards.
Justica Ambiental Justiça Ambiental is a mozambican NGO with a vision to enable the citizens of Mozambique to raise their voices to demand a healthy and safe environment for themselves and for future generations. The aim is to inspire people to act together to influence decisions that affect communities and the environment and to guide the country (Mozambique) towards social equity, environmental sustainability, and human rights for all. Justiça Ambiental work to expose & reduce the impacts of the extractive industries and support local community struggles against the extractive projects that are threatening their livelihoods and environment. Increase women´s involvement in their struggles against destructive extractivism and increase their awareness of alternatives. They also aim to reduce land grab cases through public awareness and increased community resistance & national mobilization. And highlight the risks of the commodification of nature and increase awareness of the dangers of corporate capture of civil rights and spaces under the disguise of climate mitigation
Kommunikationsarbete i Sverige Målet med Afrikagruppernas informations- och påverkansarbete 2017-2020 är att hos våra målgrupper i Sverige öka medvetenheten om och engagemanget för småskaliga kvinnliga bönders rätt till mark och fröer. Detta gör vi genom att utforma och genomföra en digital kampanj samt delta i eller arrangera ett stort och ett flertal mindre event, seminarier eller evenemang årligen. Vi vill skapa utrymme för de organisationer vi stödjer i södra Afrika och deras målgrupper att komma till tals och kommer att använda oss av metoden deltagande kommunikation för att lyfta våra frågor och knyta samman våra målgrupper i Sverige med våra partners målgrupper i södra Afrika. I vårt påverkansarbete är det beslutsfattare och investerare i Sverige och EU som är målgruppen. Vi vill skapa en dialog och belysa vikten av hållbart jordbruk och visa på de negativa effekterna av landgrabbing. Vi vill med detta arbete bidra till att kvinnor i större utsträckning ska ha rätt till en hållbar jordbruksproduktion som de själva styr över.
groundWork groundWork is a South African NGO, and part of Friends of the Earth International. groundWork has an environmental and climate justice. The objectives of groundWork speak towards the strengthening of ‘frontline’ formations. Mobilising and organising roots groundWork in communities toward a vision where ‘people live well with each other and with the earth’.  groundWork seeks to improve the quality of life of vulnerable people in South Africa, and increasingly in Southern Africa, through assisting civil society to have a greater impact on environmental governance. groundWork also places particular emphasis on assisting vulnerable and previously disadvantaged people who are most affected by environmental injustices. Its focus is on providing support to communities faced with environmental threats, building community organising and supporting solidarity between communities and to link communities with national and international campaigns.  It supports communities by different campaigns as Coal Campaign, Climate and Energy Justice Campaign, Waste Campaign, Environmental Health Campaign (global green and healthy hospital, environmental health), Media, Information and Publication Campaign and Environmental Justice Education.
WoMin Women in Mining (WoMin)  is an African gender and extractive alliance, which works alongside national and regional movements and popular organisations of women, mining-impacted communities and peasants, and in partnership with other sympathetic organisations to research and publicise the impacts of extractives on peasant and working class women. Support women’s organising, movement-building and solidarity. Advocate and campaign for reforms that go beyond short-term reformism to contribute towards the longer-term structural changes that are needed. WoMin responds to the overwhelming invisibility of a women’s rights or gender justice focus to extractives industries and extractivism1 by natural resource and extractives, environmental justice, and women’s rights organisations at all levels – national, regional and international.
UNAC  - National Peasants Union UNAC (National Peasants Union) is a national movement of peasants fighting for a greater role of women and men promoting justice, prosperity and solidarity in Mozambique. UNAC aims to protect and defend the peasant’s social, economic and political interests in order to achieve a more sustainable development. And influence public policies and programs to ensure inclusion of food security and agroecology agenda. As a strategy to increase production and productivity, they will assist farmers through training sessions, exchange of experiences and demonstration fields to promote sustainable livestock and farming techniques and promotion of trade fair opportunities for farmers, including strategies to overcome the challenges faced by women. They also aim to increase the organizational capacity of peasants, particularly women and young people and develop Seed rescuer program, multiplication and distribution program.
SPP   Surplus People Project Surplus People Project’s (SPP) overall goal is to realise pro-poor agrarian transformation for food sovereignty through movement building for secured and improved livelihoods of youth and women. SPP supports local agrarian struggles of small-scale farmers, farm dwellers and movements through development support, popular education, participatory research and social mobilisation for sustainable livelihoods and food sovereignity.
ECARP ECARP is a South African NGO working in the Eastern Cape but with links to NGOs in Europe. ECARP targets farm workers, farm dwellers and small scale farmers in one district in the Eastern Cape Province. ECARP aims to promote human and socio-economic rights of these groups by positively transforming their working and living conditions. To achieve this goal ECARP works for social mobilization, fair labour standards, dignified living conditions and economic justice as well as food security and food sovereignty based on agro-ecological farming and fair trade practices. Research and documentation are made on sectorial determination (minimum wages), fair labour standards and decent living conditions, farm committees, small scale farmer household income, agrarian transformation, updating database on collective structures. ECARP also work on case studies on the impact of global warming and climate change on the quantity and quality of yields and on food security.
Participation in global thematic conferences Strengthen cooperation between organisations and unions who works and advocate for farmworkers right to decent working and living conditions. Strengthen global cooperation for example through providing possiblilities to meet
TCOE, CSAAWU. SPP, Latin American organisations and Nordic Countries.
Innovative mutual communication project (circle of solidarity) Trips, communication, indepth interviews, dialogue, feedback and possible joint exhibition, feasable trainings for target group.
Thematically based regional meetings Platforms for partner organisations to meet and exchange experiences thematically, to strengthen each other and to form common strategies. For 2017 co-hosting with JASS around feminism targeting partners/possibly two sessions.
ILRIG ILRIG is a South African research institute . ILRIG works within three focus areas Community Struggles and New Forms; Workers Struggles and New Forms; and Student/Youth Struggles and New Forms.The overall objective is to support the building of a strong, independent, critically thinking, feminist, and united movement that is based on new forms of organising and that seeks an alternative to capitalism. This is done by building unity and capacity to mount successful campaigns against neoliberal public policies which perpetuate poverty in South Africa and the broader region and strengthen and build resilient formations, based on new forms of organising, of the working class, strengthen a layer of feminist activists in these formations, new forms of organising, build on activists understanding of the conditions and manifestations of neoliberalism, to provide organising spaces and to assist formations reflect on and sharpen their strategy and tactics in a complex environment, to arm activists with tools of analysis. ILRIG has conducted research in areas of different and new forms of organising, amendments to the labour law, changes in capitalism , restructuring the working class and the implication for precarious workers special working women, current wave of automation and mechanisations, feminist perspective on financialisation, social grants and the indebtness of working class women, land occupation and service delivery protests in South Africa, political  self-sustaining struggles, impact of neoliberalism on education.<p></p> ILRIG continued with the focus from last year with targeted organisations assisting them to understand the root causes of the problems they face; assisting with experimenting with new forms of organising; promoting the idea of the need to unify struggles, and promoting progressive revolutionary politics, including feminism within the formations.<p></p> Through the medium of Forum Theatre ILRIG undertook Building Women´s Activism sessions in Gauteng focusing on how gender based violence is linked to patriarchy and capitalism. A joint Building Women´s Activism workshops with women farm workers from 2 different trade unions aimed to support each other not only to challenge patriarchy in the workplace and communities but also in their unions.<p></p> ILRIG also supported GIWUSA (union) in terms of popular education and with assistance in self-organising. With the assistance from ILRIG Phillipi High School a brick school is being built, a solid layer of cadres have emerged, in particular women  and through ILRIG´s assistance on popular education the focus on the content of the education will shift and change. <p></p>ILRIG held 2 Provincial Platforms with the objective to support coordinated struggles for land, housing and services. Two editions of the Workers World News, nine articles for external publication were produced.in 9 interviews in different media platforms ILRIG commented on contemporary social, economic and political developments.
NAPPA  - Namibia Planned Parenthood Association    - Sex, hiv o jämställdhet Namibia Planned Parenthood Association (NAPPA) was established in 1996 to complement the Government’s efforts in the provision of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information and services to the people of Namibia. NAPPA has grown over the years to become the leading national civil society provider of information, education, counselling and services on sexual and reproductive health, particularly to young people. NAPPA is a Member Association of International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF). NAPPA operates in 8 regions of Namibia with clinics in 7 regions. In addition to the services offered at the clinics, NAPPA conducts extensive community outreach to rural and remote areas in order to educate and mobilize target groups regarding key life skills, with a focus on raising awareness and understanding regarding SRHR. The year 2018 started on a very sad note when NAPPA lost one of its major donors, Global Fund. This loss caused instability as it constituted up to 70% of the total budget for 2017. NAPPA also lost vehicles including mobile clinics which were bought and operated under Global Fund. Consequently, NAPPA was made to retrench some of the non-clinical services staff members as well as some of the nurses. This lead to the reduction of services especially the outreach and mobile based services.<p></p>
The management has since been engaged in resource mobilization strategies to turn the situation around. Fortunately, the Ministry of Health has continued to support NAPPA with free clinical commodities for the operations of the clinics.<p></p> 
Without the budget contribution by Global Fund, NAPPA performed 40% lower at this period compared to the two preceding years.<p></p>
All the service delivery points, except two, were operational but operating at much lower levels. NAPPA has worked hard to continue the services for adolescents. Despite all challenges and funding shortages, NAPPA managed to provide 77497 services (including family planning, counselling, testing, ante natal care etc). 13322 adolescents and youth aged 10-24 was reached with SRH information and 20034 clients received Ante Natal Care Examination. NAPPA is also progressing steadily with the roll out of ART services at the youth friendly clinics. The target was to enrol at least 50 young people at the 4 priority clinics and 179 clients were enrolled by end of June 2018. In addition, NAPPA has also rolled out PrEP to 228 young people.
GAPWUZ, GENERAL Agriculture and Plantation Workers Union of Zimbabwe GAPWUZ is a membership based Zimbabwean trade union for workers in the agricultural sector. It is a voluntary, democratic, non-partisan and autonomous trade union organisation which promotes advances, protects and works for the improvement of the living and working conditions of the workers in the agricultural sector with special focus on the farm workers communities. Prior to the land reform programmes of 2000, the union had a membership of approximately 100 000 out of a total of about 450 000 farm workers Female workers account for slightly above 50% and constitute mostly for the contractual workers. The fast track land reform and the related resettlements of 2000 however affected the industry resulting in the number of workers and particularly union members losing their jobs. The union membership is now 25 000 out of a potential of about 100 000 farm workers. GAPWUZ works with the farm employees with the objective of empowering them to demand their rights, freedom, better working conditions, fare wages, better living conditions and environment. The main activities are workshops on Human/Workers’ Rights Training, Gender Mainstreaming, Capacity Building, Wage Negotiations, Workers’ Committee Training, Wage Consultations, Restructuring of the Union structures and Information gathering and Dissemination. Focus during this period will be member recruitment sensitive to the welfare of staff and members, eradicate all forms of child labour, reduce incidence of casual labour, and have gender sensitive and inclusive policies, increase members knowledge on workers´ rights. GAPWUZ operates in a highly conflict ridden environment. GAPWUZ’s goal of improved working and living conditions can be difficult to reach in the short to medium term.
SEATINI The Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) is a regional non-governmental organisation based in Harare, Zimbabwe. Its core business is to work to ensure that countries in southern Africa enter into trade, investments and economic agreements that are people oriented, sustainable and development friendly. They work to improve the welfare of women and peasant farmers through favorable trade and trade related policies and capacity building programmes. Strengthen social and collective organization at local, national and regional levels and demand socio-economic justice on issues of trade, food security, rights to land, fair working conditions and compensation. They work to promote and improve agricultural production of smallholder farmers and their food security through advocating for favorable policies at local, national, regional and global levels, and influencing the practices of farmers. They also advocate for the protection of health in trade and other economic agreements.
Administrationskostnader Administrationskostnader i Sverige för utvecklingsinsatser i södra Afrika och för kommunikationsinsatser i Sverige.<br />
Regional Exchanges Care Workers Continued support to the Careworkers Movement regionally.
Research on public health and SRHR People's Health Movement to research Public Health in the region; based on trends to privatise SRH. Outcome to be discussed with relevant partners to come up with joint strategies on how to move forward.