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UNSSC-ILO Tutored online course in “Social Protection for Sustainable Development" Background Over the next fifteen years, development activities in countries across the world will be guided by a new agenda adopted in 2015 that has set out to address the 5Ps: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace and Partnership. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) lay out a set of key development objectives for developed and developing countries alike to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all. Countries are now tasked with aligning national development plans to the SDG framework and carrying out the implementation of those plans, with support from the ensemble of UN development agencies. A tutored online course: Social Protection for Sustainable Development Since 2009, the International Labour Office (ILO) has led the UN’s Social Protection Floor Initiative (SPF-I) inaugurated by the UN Chief Executives Board as a means to coordinate the organization’s many technical assistance offerings in the area of social protection. Today, the SPF-I proposes an approach based on more than six years of concrete experience in working as One UN on social protection issues. Good practices from in-country collaborations have been documented in a series of Issues Briefs and national and regional working groups serve to share experiences and kick-start new collaborations in many regions around the world. ,
EU-ILO collaboration in the monitoring of labour aspects in the implementation of the EU’s rules of origin initiative for Jordan The project is a joint effort between ILO and BWJ. The project will be structured according to three main outcomes: Outcome 1: Employment of the Syrian refugees in sectors in Jordan exporting to EU under the new trade scheme is promoted and increased (ILO lead) Outcome 2: By the end of 2017, Better Work Jordan will have expanded its core services – assessment, advisory and training – to three industrial sectors in Jordan covered by the EU-Jordan trade agreement (including the garment sector and two new sectors for BWJ). (BWJ lead) Outcome 3: An integrated approach to the decent work dimension of the Syrian crisis is guaranteed. (ILO and BWJ)
Support GSP+ beneficiary countries to effectively implement ILS and comply with reporting obligations. THAILAND
Programme de développement des filières au Burundi (PRODEFI) A. Contexte de conception de la composante 1. Compte tenu de l’ampleur du chômage des jeunes et de son impact négatif sur la stabilité économique et sociale du pays, le Gouvernement du Burundi a demandé au FIDA de contribuer à l’effort national de promotion de l’emploi des jeunes dans les zones rurales. Un montant additionnel à l’allocation du Burundi de 6,6 millions USD a été accordé au pays pour lancer des activités dans ce domaine sous la forme d’une composante nouvelle à ajouter au Programme de développement des filières (PRODEFI). Ce projet a été jugé comme le meilleur cadre d’utilisation de ce montant compte tenu de ses objectifs de développement des activités à l’aval de la production et de son potentiel de création d’emplois agricoles et non agricoles. 2. Les objectifs de cette nouvelle composante sont alignés avec le Cadre stratégique du FIDA (COSOP) et avec le Cadre Stratégique de lutte contre la Pauvreté du Burundi (CSLP 2). 3. Sa mise en oeuvre sera conforme aux politiques et directives du Fonds notamment en ce qui concerne le ciblage, le genre et la finance rurale. Il est également aligné avec le Système de gestion basé sur les résultats et impacts (SYGRI). B. Raison d’être 4. La promotion de l’emploi des jeunes est une priorité du CSLP II. Toutefois, ce domaine d’action n’a pas fait l’objet d’initiatives substantielles dans le passé, en dehors d’actions limitées consistant à procurer du travail temporaire en faveur des démobilisés et de petites interventions de réintégration des groupes affectés par la crise ou encore, d’organisation des stages de premier emploi en faveur des jeunes diplômés, d’appui à l’accès au microcrédit et de création de centres pour jeunes au niveau des communes qui ont permis à quelques jeunes d’accéder à l’emploi. Il convient maintenant d’aller au-delà de la situation de l’urgence et de considérer la problématique de l’emploi des jeunes dans son ensemble comme un élément fondamental et primordial de croissance et du développement économique et de la préservation de la paix sociale. 5. Compte tenu de la faiblesse de la capacité des autres secteurs économiques du Burundi et en l’absence de programme de développement de petites et moyennes entreprises, le secteur primaire est pour l’instant la seule source potentielle de création d’emplois. 6. En effet, l’agriculture burundaise est en voie de transformation et cette transformation qui est orientée vers la modernisation des exploitations est appuyée par la mise en oeuvre du PNIA. Elle est en mesure d’intégrer l’emploi des jeunes comme un élément essentiel de cette dynamique grâce aux programmes en cours d’exécution notamment au niveau du développement des infrastructures et de l’intensification et de la valorisation de la production agricole par le biais du développement des filières agricoles.
Strengthening capacity of employers' organizations This project will strengthen the institutional capacity of employers' organizations (EOs) to contribute to job rich growth through effective policy and social dialogue. This initiative is in line with ILO’s response to the Syrian Crisis in Lebanon and with ILO’s first Decent Work Country Programme for Lebanon. It will build upon the main achievements of ILO’s work with EOs over the last few years and place employment issues on the national agenda. This project aims at developing solutions, in conformity with current Lebanese laws, by providing a solid foundation for sustained economic growth. Interventions will support business expansion and new investments in labour-intensive sectors, such as the agriculture and agro-food sector, while at the same time directly provide additional job opportunities for both Lebanese and Syrians. The focus will be to improve EO information on the agro-food sector; improve value chain development in agro-food; and improve provision of targeted services to member companies, mainly Business-to-Business Matchmaking services.
Measurement, Awareness-raising, and Policy Engagement (MAP) project on child labour and forced laobur in support of SDG target 8.7
EU-India Cooperation and Dialogue on Migration and Mobility (EU-India CAMM Project) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to a better governance of migration and mobility between the EU and India, as well as to prevent and address the challenges related to irregular migratory flows. Its specific objective is to support the EU-India High Level Dialogue on Migration and Mobility (HLDMM) and the implementation of the Common Agenda for Migration and Mobility (CAMM) and its annex of actions. The following are the expected results of the project: Regular, structured and reliable dialogue on issues related to labour migration and mobility between India and the EU is strengthened; Improved knowledge base on migration flows between India and the EU; Enhanced legal, policy and administrative institutional capacity of India and the EU on the governance and management of labour migration; and International standards and best practices on the governance of migration implemented.
Social protection feasibility study – Zambia Jointly support the Government of Zambia in assessing the feasibility and costs of reforming the social security system to provide for comprehensive social security coverage to small-scale farmers and farm workers. In particular, FAO and ILO will support the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS) and the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) in assessing the technical, financial and institutional feasibility of the NAPSA strategy for developing and implementing an innovative social security model for small-scale farmers and farm workers.
Acciones preparatorias para la IV Conferencia Mundial sobre la Erradicación Sostenida del Trabajo Infantil La intervención propuesta por la Iniciativa Regional (IR) "América Latina y el Caribe Libre de Trabajo Infantil" se basa en fases de 4 años, construidas en torno a una estrategia articulada por 4 ejes: i) incidencia política; fortalecimiento de capacidades; iii) cooperación Sur – Sur e intercambio de experiencias y iv) generación y gestión del conocimiento. En este sentido, la Agencia Andaluza de Cooperación Internacional al Desarrollo (AACID) se constituyó en socio de la IR en 2015, brindado apoyo a la OIT para cumplir su rol de Secretaría Técnica (ST), con la finalidad de apoyar la fase de puesta en marcha, coordinación y consolidación de la IR. En este periodo, la ST ha logrado mantener un flujo de intercambio de información y de participación de la Red de Puntos Focales de la IR (representantes de gobiernos, organizaciones de empleadores y de trabajadores), avanzando a nivel operativo y también a nivel estratégico, tomando decisiones institucionales sobre qué propuestas son factibles de adoptar e implementar por los países y las organizaciones miembros. Este proyecto constituye la 3era fase de financiamiento por parte de la AACID a la estrategia de intervención descrita y responde a la necesidad de intensificar el trabajo entre los actores comprometidos en la lucha contra el trabajo infantil e incorporar a la sociedad civil, definiendo su rol en el marco de la IR, en un momento que se va a implementar una estrategia de intervención nacional a través de la aplicación del Modelo Predictor de trabajo infantil en los países miembros. El Proyecto busca aprovechar la coyuntura marcada por la celebración de la IV Conferencia mundial sobre trabajo infantil (Argentina, 2017), posicionando a la IR y sus avances. Para ello, se prevé generar insumos y productos y diseñar propuestas que puedan reflejarse en el documento base y en la declaración final.
Pilot Project for the Elimination of Child Labour among Refugees and Host Communities in Jordan (1) The programme aims to reach a total of 700 children, Syrians and Jordanians, (at least 25% girls) under the age of 18 involved in the Worst Forms of Child Labour (WFCL) in the selected hosting communities and sectors will be rehabilitated among which 400 (again at least 25% girls) will be prevented from entering work. The targeting of vulnerable children will be undertaken in consultation with the ILO national survey currently being carried out by the Jordanian Strategic Centre for Studies and Research within the USDOL funded project. It focuses on both Syrian and Jordanian families. The project will aim also at reaching at least 300 families of the most vulnerable children working in WFCL in the hosting communities. Overall Objective: Reduce the number of working and dropout children among Syrian refugees and hosting communities through the provision of direct services. These services include educational, recreational, pre-vocational counseling and vocational training (See Annex 1 for details of Direct Services) Immediate Outcomes and Outputs Outcome 1:700 working children (25% girls), out of which 400 vulnerable children protected from early entry to labour market and 300 withdrawn from the WFCL. 1.1 Identify children and refer them to the service providers centres in the selected locations. 1.2Provide group based counseling services to the ex-child labourers and drop outs 1.3 Establish monitoring mechanisms at the workplace, in school and with families, to ensure sustainable withdrawal, and report progress on the database 1.4 Set-up recreational activities and art therapy activities and ensure children’s attendance 1.5 Develop and operate the educational support programmes for children with different educational needs in the selected areas 1.6 Provide programs of Basic Life Skills, art therapy and SCREAM modules The project is expected to deliver the following measurable and sustainable results: 1. Sample based tracer study cases are organized with targeted children to identify the intervention with greater impact, and the best intervention model is documented for replication. 2. 400 vulnerable students will be prevented from dropping out of school. 3. 300 children involved in the WFCL will be provided with needed remedial services. 4. 700 parents will have their awareness raised regarding the OSH and WFCL and the importance of quality education as a long term investment and provided with socio-economical services through referral paths. 5. At least 100 school teachers and counsellors will have their capacity enhanced on how to prevent children from early drop out. 6. 1,000 of the children siblings and local communities will have their awareness raised on the negative impact of CL incorporating SCREAM modules who will act as advocates within their schools and local communities.
Partnerships in action to end child labour trafficking in Peru. The project aims to reduce child trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation in Peru with a geographical focus on the regions of Lima, Cusco and Loreto. The project will contribute to stronger coordination among a wide array of stakeholders, harmonize current initiatives and bring an innovative approach to combat child trafficking efficiently while ensuring victims’ needs through the provision of specialized services. Project Goal: The overall goal is to improve the capacity of the Peruvian government to eradicate child trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation under the Child Protection Compact Partnership in Lima, Cusco and Loreto. The current proposal is also fully in line with the CPC Partnership’s programming objectives as it will strengthen state and civil society capacity to provide comprehensive services, improve the quality of victim-centered investigations and prosecutions, and increase prevention efforts.
Capacity Building for UNHCR Livelihood Officers on Value Chain Analyses for Refugees This project continues the cooperation between UNHCR and ILO which focuses on piloting market analyses in different countries, organising a training workshop for UNHCR livelihoods officers. The objective of this year’s assignment is to further reinforce capacities of UNHCR livelihoods officers (staff and affiliated workforce) to conduct market analyses to enhance livelihoods interventions for refugees, and to support some operations, lacking in capacity, to conduct analysis. The direct beneficiaries are UNHCR livelihoods officers, while the final beneficiaries will be refugees and asylum seekers in the selected countries as well as men and women working in the sector(s) identified as having the greatest potential to absorb and create decent work for refugees. The project will be implemented in three selected countries (likely Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Tunisia and Argentina).
2019 Entreculturas Educacion en Emergencias Fortalecer la capacidad de resiliencia de los campos de refugiados congoleños en Burundi 2019 Entreculturas Educacion en Emergencecer la capacidad de resiliencia refugiados congoleños en Burundi. Para ello, se contribuirá a mejorar elchicos y 7350 chicas) en un entorno educativo seguro mediante tres líneaprotegidos que ofrezcancondiciones físicas adecuadas; 2) Mejorando las fortalecimiento de las capacidades del personal docente, del refuerzo esprevención del absentismo escolar, especialmente orientadas a las alumnaen el núcleo familiar mediante una mayor implicación delos padres y mad
Slovak Balkan Public Policy Fund The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of civil society in the Western Balkans (Macedonia, Serbia [including Kosovo*]) and its involvement in public policy connected to European integration through the transfer of Slovak experience; The project will work with the younger generation of Macedonian, Serbian and Kosovar analysts up to the age of 35, ;
Mexico´s Seventh National Communication and First Biennial Transparency Report (7NC+1BTR) to UNFCCC 24246-001 - Mexico´s Seventh National Communication and First Biennial Transparency Report (7NC+1BTR) to UNFCCC
Technical Support for INFOTEC in Mexico UNOPS offers technical support to INFOTEC, Public Research Center of the Federal Government, which contributes to the Digital Transformation of Mexico, through research, innovation, academic training and the development of ICT products and services.
Support to the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme in Mexico The Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme embodies the very essence of sustainable development by "thinking globally acting locally". By providing financial and technical support to projects that conserve and restore the environment while enhancing people's well-being and livelihoods, the Small Grants Programme demonstrates that community action can maintain the fine balance between human needs and environmental imperatives.\nThe GEF Small Grants Programme (SGP) provides financial and technical support to communities and Civil Society Organizations to meet the overall objective of global environmental benefits secured through community-based initiatives and actions. A poor and vulnerable community, for example, can use a small grant to develop capacity for a larger project. \nUNOPS provides execution services to UNDP who is the implementing party of the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme. This includes: human resources services, administrative services, procurement services and financial management support, as well as grant disbursement management. This Small Grants Programme provision is specifically targeting Mexico.\n
Technical Support to Mexico City for the modernization works of the Metro Line 1 The government of Mexico City is working with UNOPS to modernize the public transportation system, making it more accessible for commuters. UNOPS is working with the government of Mexico City on a wide range of initiatives to support the upgrade of the city’s transportation network. Through the partnership, UNOPS is helping the government to achieve greater transparency, efficiency and value for money in its processes for public purchases and contracts. UNOPS is also supporting the city by reviewing existing technical studies and overseeing cost-benefit analyses.
Ukraine - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Ukraine - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Emergency Fund Ukraine - TB/HIV - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.  This program has the following goals: Ensuring uninterrupted supply of necessary commodities/medications/diagnostics for pupulations in need. The objectives of this program are: Delivery of necessary quality assured medication/commodities/diagnostics for treatment and prevention to National HIV program.  Delivery of necessary quality assured medication/commodities/diagnostics to National TB program
Ukraine - HIV - International Charitable Foundation “Alliance for Public Health” Ukraine - HIV - International Charitable Foundation “Alliance for Public Health” - Alliance for Public Health.
Ukraine - HIV - Charitable Organization "All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS" Ukraine - HIV - Charitable Organization "All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS" - CO "100 PERCENT LIFE".
Ukraine - HIV - The International HIV/AIDS Alliance Ukraine - HIV - The International HIV/AIDS Alliance.
Ukraine - HIV - State Institution "Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" Ukraine - HIV - State Institution "Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" - PHC Ukraine.
Sustaining HIV/ AIDS and tuberculosis response in wartime Ukraine for 2024-2026 Ukraine - TB/HIV - Charitable Organization "All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS" - CO "100 PERCENT LIFE".  This program has the following goals: To sustain effective TB responses in Ukraine through implementation of evidence-based people-centered approaches, with special emphases on management of drug-resistant TB and key population groups at risk..  To sustain effective HIV response in Ukraine through implementation of evidence-based people-centered approaches, with special emphases on key population groups at risk..  To ensure overall coordination and complementarity of activities and programs and a proper mechanism for stakeholder involvement in discussion and decision-making, sustainable funding of the related programs and activities, improve service organization and delivery, improve data quality for activity planning, continuously build human resource capacity and maintain high standards in the field of education and science, using human rights and gender-sensitive approaches and removing barriers.. The objectives of this program are: Ensure universal access to timely and quality TB case detection and diagnosis of DR-TB by rolling out rapid molecular testing, improving quality and coverage of DST and targeted active case finding in key populations.  Improve outcomes of DR-TB patients by implementing modified shorter treatment regimens and scaling up people-centered approaches with comprehensive adherence support.  Reduce TB transmission by scaling up effective preventive treatment and improving infection control.  Enable conducive health system environment and effective management of the National TB Program.  Reduce HIV transmission by expanding coverage of innovative prevention interventions in key populations and eliminating MTCT.  Improve 90-90-90 cascade by promoting innovative testing approaches, increasing early HIV detection, early ART initiation, improving quality of care by, ensuring access to quality assured ARVs and treatment monitoring, and implementing differentiated people-centered models of care.  Enable conducive health system environment and effective management of the National HIV Response.  Leverage ongoing health delivery and health financing reform to accelerate adoption of patient-centered approaches, integration of service provision, improve strategic purchasing of TB and HIV services, ensure institutionalization of mechanisms for procurement, human resources for health and improve data systems and available strategic information.  Empower people living with, at risk of and affected by HIV and ensure community-led TB and HIV responses through community based monitoring, social mobilization and community linkages and coordination.  Remove human rights and gender barriers and achieve zero discrimination towards people with TB and HIV and representatives of key and vulnerable groups
Ukraine - Tuberculosis - Foundation for Development of Ukraine Ukraine - Tuberculosis - Foundation for Development of Ukraine.
Ukraine - Tuberculosis - State Institution "Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" Ukraine - Tuberculosis - State Institution "Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" - PHC Ukraine.
Ukraine - HIV - United Nations Children's Fund Ukraine - HIV - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.
Ukraine - HIV - The Ukrainian Fund to Fight HIV Infection and AIDS Ukraine - HIV - The Ukrainian Fund to Fight HIV Infection and AIDS.