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U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Pre-Service Training All costs incurred for pre-Service training of volunteers in Ecuador. 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.
Indonesia Tsunami Appeal On Friday 28 September, an earthquake measuring 7.4 on the Richter scale rocked the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, triggering a terrifying tsunami that reached 18 feet in height and left a trail of destruction in its wake. The true scale of the disaster is only now becoming clear. Tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed and entire communities have been decimated. At least 2,100 people have died, thousands more are missing and 200,000 survivors are now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, around a quarter of whom are children. DEC member charities and their Indonesian partners are working closely with national authorities to provide food, clean water, first aid and shelter, while helping survivors to cope with the trauma of the last few days. As the full scale of devastation unfolds, they are ready to do even more, and with your help, support devastated communities in rebuilding their lives.
East Africa Crisis Appeal Hunger on a massive scale is looming across East Africa. If we don’t act now, it will get much worse. Drought and conflict have left 16 million people on the brink of starvation and in urgent need of food, water and medical treatment. People are already dying in South Sudan and Somalia. In Kenya, the government has declared a national emergency and Ethiopia is battling a new wave of drought following the strongest El Nino on record. Women, children and older people are suffering the most; more than 800,000 children under five are severely malnourished. Without immediate treatment, they are at risk of starving to death.  DEC member charities are already delivering life-saving assistance in all affected countries. But, they need more money to help reduce the scale and severity of the crisis.
Emergency Appeal for People Fleeing Myanmar Hundreds of thousands of people have fled violence in Rakhine state, Myanmar, since August with the majority seeking refuge in Bangladesh. More than 620,000 people, mostly Rohingya women and children, are in urgent need of shelter, medical care, water and food as they arrive exhausted and traumatised in overflowing camps and settlements in Bangladesh. With more funds, DEC member charities can immediately respond to the growing needs of the people who have fled into Bangladesh with nothing, as well as help the overstretched communities hosting them.
COVID-19 Appeal Here in the UK we’ve all had to make sacrifices to protect each other and save lives during the coronavirus pandemic, and witnessed the incredible dedication of our amazing NHS staff.

But as we struggle with the virus at home, people around the world need our help – families who have fled violence, conflict and hunger in countries where there is no NHS if they fall ill.

Many are now living in crowded refugee and displacement camps with little access to medical care, clean water or enough food, making them extremely vulnerable to coronavirus. In these places, the virus is likely to be even more deadly than it has been here. 

Imagine having to leave everything behind to keep your family safe, only to face a deadly new threat: Covid-19. This is the reality for people living in tents and makeshift shelters without running water or soap in places like Syria, Yemen and Somalia.

But, as we have seen in the UK, simple measures can make a huge difference. If we act now to protect millions of vulnerable refugees and displaced people, many lives can be saved. 

We need your help to: 

provide families with clean water, soap and information on keeping themselves safe 
provide frontline medical and aid workers with equipment and supplies to care for the vulnerable and sick
ensure families get enough food to prevent malnutrition, particularly amongst children
People who have already suffered so much need your help now more than ever to face this new threat. Please give whatever you can at this challenging time for us all.
West Africa Ebola Crisis Appeal Over 11,000 people died and over 28,000 were infected by the Ebola virus. The outbreak was not only a health crisis, but also a humanitarian crisis with global dimensions. DEC member agencies and their partners worked urgently to help stop the spread of the disease and providing support to those affected by the crisis. Donations from the UK public for the appeal raised £37 million and have helped hundreds of thousands of people. DEC fundraising for this appeal is now closed but the money raised will continue to be spent over a two year period ending in October 2016.
Cyclone Idai Appeal Cyclone Idai swept through Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe leaving behind a trail of destruction, killing at least 960 people and leaving around 3 million in need of help. Strong winds and widespread flooding ripped apart roads, bridges, houses, schools and health facilities and submerged vast swathes of agricultural land. As flood levels recede, work to clear debris, reopen roads and reconnect electricity and water supplies is underway. Some people who fled their homes as flood waters rose are returning home but more than 230,000 remain displaced across three countries and are living in communal sites such as schools and churches. A growing number of cholera cases have been confirmed and there is a high risk of outbreaks of other waterborne diseases as supplying clean water remains a significant challenge. The aid effort is fully underway and DEC member charities are working closely with national partners to support government-led relief efforts. They are prioritising the delivery of clean water, building toilets and handwashing facilities to tackle the outbreak of cholera. They are also delivering emergency shelter materials and blankets, food such as pulses and maize flour, and urgent health assistance. Focusing on longer-term food security and rehabilitation of livelihoods is paramount and some members are already providing seeds and tools to communities.
Nepal Earthquake Appeal On Saturday 25 April 2015 a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. It severely shook the lives of at least 8m people and left many homeless. DEC member agencies and their partners worked urgently to provide emergency shelter, food, clean water and blankets. Once immediate, life-saving needs were met they began to work with individuals, families and communities to support them to rebuild their lives. Donations from the UK public for the appeal raised £85 million and have helped hundreds of thousands of people. DEC fundraising for this appeal is now closed but the money raised will continue to be spent over a three year period ending in April 2018.
Afghanistan Crisis Appeal The DEC has launched an urgent appeal to help save lives as the humanitarian crisis intensifies in Afghanistan, where eight million people are on the brink of starvation. Appeals are being broadcast on 15 December 2021 to national audiences after the news on BBC TV and radio channels, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Sky.

Conflict and economic collapse, coupled with the worst drought in 27 years and the Covid-19 pandemic, have brought Afghanistan to a tipping point. 22 million face acute hunger and one million children are at risk of dying in the next three months. Lives are already being lost. 

The DEC brings together 15 leading UK aid charities to call on the British public to help people in times of crisis overseas.
Yemen Crisis Appeal Almost 19 million people in Yemen – 70% of the population – are now in need of humanitarian assistance, including 10 million people who are in acute need. Malnutrition is widespread and water scarce.  Despite the ongoing conflict DEC member charities are continuing to reach millions of people with lifesaving aid; food, water and sanitation, cash assistance and food vouchers
Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal The DEC has launched an urgent appeal to raise funds to help those forced to flee their homes in Ukraine in what is predicted to be the biggest refugee crisis this century. Appeals to raise funds to support those affected by the conflict will be broadcast on the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 Sky and commercial radio.

More than 1 million people have fled Ukraine in recent days and many more have been displaced inside the country due to intense fighting. Inside Ukraine, homes continue to be destroyed and essential infrastructure such as water supplies, hospitals and schools have been hit.

The DEC brings together 15 leading aid charities at times of crisis overseas. Thirteen of these are responding in Ukraine and its neighbouring countries who have taken in refugees. Every pound donated by the UK public will be matched by the UK government through its UK Aid Match scheme up to the value of £20 million – the largest commitment ever made to a DEC appeal through UK Aid Match.
Philippines Typhoon Haiyan Appeal Typhoon Haiyan tore a path of destruction over 100 miles wide through the central Philippines after making landfall early in the morning on the 8th of November local time. It brought torrential rain, winds of over 170mph and a storm surge of up to 25 feet that devastated coastal areas. onations from the UK public for the appeal raised £97 million and to date have helped over 900,000 people. DEC fundraising for this appeal is now closed; money raised for the appeal will be spent over the three year period ending in November 2016 and will help people affected by Haiyan recover and rebuild their lives.
Pakistan Floods Appeal The DEC launches the Pakistan Floods Appeal to support people in Pakistan affected by flooding. Over 33 million, one in seven Pakistanis, have been affected so far and immediate help is needed to help them survive.

One third of the country – an area the size of the UK – has been submerged, according to the government of Pakistan, with floods sweeping away entire communities and leaving more than a million homes destroyed or badly damaged. At least 1,100 people have already been killed and 6 million more are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. 

DEC charities are providing life-saving aid but say that funds are vital to reach more of those affected with food, clean drinking water and shelter.
Gaza Crisis Appeal The escalation in the conflict between Israel and Hamas in August 2014 caused the humanitarian situation in Gaza to reach crisis point. Hundreds of thousands of people fled their homes and were in desperate need of food, water, shelter and medical care. Donations from the UK public for the appeal raised £19 million and have helped hundreds of thousands of people. DEC fundraising for this appeal is now closed but the money raised will continue to be spent over a two year period ending in August 2016.
Building Resilient MSMEs - Accelerating Digitization Supports the establishment of national structures for MSME capacity building and provides services related to MSME recovery and resilient development, including support for accelerated digitization of MSMEs that facilitate supply chain and market access.
PACE Justice Project - Belize The project’s ultimate objective is to enhance the institutional capacities of police forces, prosecutors, lawyers, courts and prisons in the Caribbean to effectively and efficiently manage criminal cases. To achieve this objective, UNDP and partners will develop interventions along three well-defined, but strongly connected dimensions, including the deployment of enabling technology and systems training to improve efficiency of criminal justice administration; the empowerment of stakeholders th
Mgmt of Prod Landscapes- TRAC TRAC RESOURCES Co-financing to the project titled: PIMS6015:Integrated management of production landscapes to deliver multiple global environmental benefits
PIMS 9948 PPG Support for the development of a national policy, institutional and monitoring framework to effectively implement the Nagoya Protocol in Belize The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Support for the development of a national policy, institutional and monitoring framework to effectively implement the Nagoya Protocol in Belize. As described in the project concept, the goal of this project is not only to create the enabling environment for the country’s accession to the “Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization”, but also to ensure that the necessary capacity is built to sustainably manage these resources and maintain international compliance.
Support for Multi- Dimensional Poverty Indicator Support for Multi- Dimensional Poverty Indicator
Engagement Facility The Engagement Facility provides a rapid and flexible response mechanism to support upstream policy results and test innovations with scaling-up potential, and should support results identified in the Country Programme Document.
Enhancing jaguar corridors and strongholds Enhancing jaguar corridors and strongholds through improved management and threat reduction
Enabling Gender-Responsive Disaster Recovery Enabling Gender-Responsive Disaster Recovery, Climate and Environmental Resilience in the Caribbean (EnGenDER).
PIMS- 9678 Umbrella Programme to Support NBSAP Update and the 7th National Reports- Belize This Global Programme will support countries in revising and updating their National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) in order to align with the recently agreed upon Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, and enable effective implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework atthe national level
Climate Promise: From Pledge to Impact Climate Promise 2 directly supports the implementation of enabling actions identified within Belizes National Determined Contributions Implementation plan.
Integrated management of production landscapes to delive Integrated management of production landscapes to deliver multiple global environmental benefits
Systems for UNCAC Enhanced This project will holistically support the implementation of UNCAC nationally including amongst state, non-state actors and the general public.
Stage II HPMP for Belize At the Intersessional Approval Process for the 87th meeting of the Executive Committee (ExCom) held on November 2020, through decision 87/19, the ExCom approved stage II of the HCFCs Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP) for Belize for the period 2021 to 2030 to reduce HCFCS consumption by 97.5% in 2028 of the HCFCs consumption to 2030, this phase will be supported by UNEP as lead agency and UNDP as cooperating agency. The remaining consumption eligible for funding amounts to 1.74 ODP tonnes. The pro
Resilience HIV/TB Response Belize The grant for 2019-2021 aims to strengthen health systems and buffer Human Rights initiatives for all as the country transitions from Global Fund supported TB and possibly HIV interventions.
PACE Justice Project - Belize The project’s ultimate objective is to enhance the institutional capacities of police forces, prosecutors, lawyers, courts and prisons in the Caribbean to effectively and efficiently manage criminal cases. To achieve this objective, UNDP and partners will develop interventions along three well-defined, but strongly connected dimensions, including the deployment of enabling technology and systems training to improve efficiency of criminal justice administration; the empowerment of stakeholders through gender-aware capacity building across all elements of the administration of justice, with a focus on service design and delivery and strengthening national and regional processes and procedures for improved efficiency and accountability within the justice sector.
Management Budget Belize Budget associated for Office management. Ensure that all anticipated operational costs and implementation support arrangements are identified, fully costed in the budget.
Digital Transformation Program The “Digital Inclusion” proposal seeks to facilitate access, adoption, and application of information and communication technologies by marginalized communities as a means for socio-economic prosperity
Management of Prod Landscapes The project is to mainstream biodiversity conservation and sustainable land/water management into production landscapes in Belize. This will be achieved through a multifocal strategy that includes three interrelated outcomes.
PIMS 9948 PPG Support for the development of a national policy, institutional and monitoring framework to effectively implement the Nagoya Protocol in Belize The objective of the GEF PPG is to develop the project concept into a full project: Support for the development of a national policy, institutional and monitoring framework to effectively implement the Nagoya Protocol in Belize. As described in the project concept, the goal of this project is not only to create the enabling environment for the country’s accession to the “Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization”,
Engagement Facility BZE The Engagement Facility provides a rapid and flexible response mechanism to support upstream policy results and test innovations with scaling-up potential, and should support results identified in the Country Programme Document.
Rule of Law Gendered sensitive review and revisions of the rules, procedures, and practices relating to the inferior courts and Forensic Situational Analysis on Criminal Prosecutions.
Post-disaster Needs Assessment -Hurricane Lisa A PDNA will be conducted to estimate the impact of Hurricane Lisa in the country including the financial costs for restoration of basic services, repair and reconstruction of infrastructure and assets.
The Enabling of Belize's Statistical System - Implementation Project The Enabling of Belizes Statistical System - Implementation Project
Building Resilient MSMEs - Acc Strengthening of MSMEs, Capacity Building and Design and Launch of Virtual Platform
Resilience HIV/TB Resp Belize The project aims to set up the plan for countering the HIV and TB diseases in Belize over the 2019-2921 period with funding from the Global Fund; focusing on MSM, other males at risk and other vulnerable populations.
Engagement Facility UNDP-BLZ-2023 The Engagement Facility project seeks to deliver upstream policy and knowledge/innovation results to the Government of Belize
Spotlight Initiative The Spotlight Initiative will contribute to ending family violence by strengthening policy and legislations that will guarantee increased protection of women and girls.
Strengthening Access to Justice in Belize This project will re-affirm the need of stability and certainty in the law while recognizing the need of its adaptation to meet the new conditions of modern societies and to provide access to justice for all in a timely and consistent manner.
The Enabling of Belize's Statistical System - Associated Agent Project “To expand and upgrade capabilities of Belize’s national data/statistical network facilitating evidence-based development planning and the effective monitoring of national programmes delivered through the country’s sustainable development frameworks.”
Enhancing jaguar corridors To secure jaguar corridors and strengthen the management of jaguar conservation units through reduction of current and emerging threats, development of sustainable wildlife economy and enhanced regional cooperation.
Strengthening National Systems for United Nations Convention Against Corruption Implementation in Belize This Project aims to strengthen national structures to implement the UNCAC in Country. The Government of Belize will accede to the UNCAC in December 2016 and will then begin the implementation process.
Stage II HPMP for Belize At the Intersessional Approval Process for the 87th meeting of the Executive Committee (ExCom) held on November 2020, through decision 87/19, the ExCom approved stage II of the HCFCs Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP) for Belize for the period 2021 to 2030 to reduce HCFCS consumption by 97.5% in 2028 of the HCFCs consumption to 2030, this phase will be supported by UNEP as lead agency and UNDP as cooperating agency. The remaining consumption eligible for funding amounts to 1.74 ODP tonnes. The project will be financed for a total amount of US $582,321, consisting of US $388,000, plus agency support costs of US $50,441 for UNEP, and US $132,000, plus agency support costs of US $11,880 for UNDP. The proposed activities in stage II, which include the promotion of good refrigeration practices, and the enforcement of the licensing and quota system, will reduce the amount of HCFC-22 used for refrigeration servicing. The activities planned by Belize, including efforts to improve servicing practices and enhance refrigerant recovery and reuse, indicate that the implementation of the HPMP will reduce the emission of refrigerants into the atmosphere, therefore resulting in climate benefits.The funds will be received in four trances. The first tranche (USD$75,854 is scheduled for 2021-2023 and the second tranche (USD$58,146) is scheduled for 2024-2030.
COVID 19 Response COVID 19 Response Mechanism Funding to assist Belize by providing Covid19 equipment, human resources, training and awareness.
UNDP/OAK Re-granting Partners To co-finance community level projects supported under the GEF SGP OP6 priorities with an aim of conservation and sustainable use of the resources by implementing a community landscape and seascape approach to conservation.
Piloting E-mobility The E-mobility project supports the implementation of Belize’s raised ambition Nationally Determined Contributions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and associated Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS).
UNDP/OAK Re-granting Partnership This project is designed to engage local communities in conservation and shared governance of Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System World Heritage Site.
Climate Promise 2 Climate Promise 2 directly supports the implementation of enabling actions identified within Belizes National Determined Contributions Implementation plan.
PDNA-Hurricane Lisa-TRAC A PDNA will be conducted to estimate the impact of Hurricane Lisa in the country including the financial costs for restoration of basic services, repair and reconstruction of infrastructure and assets.
Spotlight Initiative Spotlight Initiative to End Violence Against Women and Girls including family violence by strengthening policy and legislations.
Enabling Gender-Responsive Dis Support Climate Change, Disaster Risk Reduction and environmental management interventions in the 9 Caribbean countries by leveraging sector-level entry points, specifically supporting implementation and/or up scaling of countries’ priority actions.
Piloting e-mobility within Belize’s Public Transport Sys The Project supports the implementation of Belize’s raised ambition Nationally Determined Contributions to the UNFCCC and associated Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS).